In those moments, I think that longings outstripped sexual identity.
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The April gain far outstripped analysts' expectations of 2000,19763 jobs.
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The April surge far outstripped analysts' expectations of 2.63,22.6 jobs.
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That was outstripped on seven occasions during the financial crisis.
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Sales of grey market consoles outstripped legal ones last year.
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This has been at record levels while production outstripped demand.
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Rather quickly, the old legal and social controls were outstripped.
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At this point, though, their words have outstripped their deeds.
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Their positions outstripped their capability and it was not their fault.
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AMAZON'S USE of artificial intelligence has long outstripped Facebook's and Google's.
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But as the rich world discovered the grain, demand outstripped supply.
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"The increased demand has just far outstripped supply," Compton-Phillips said.
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Since the 1990s, China has outstripped all other countries in production.
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Income gains at the top far outstripped those at the bottom.
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Venereal disease outstripped any other malady by a factor of 10.
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The progress of our courtship outstripped the speed of conscious thought.
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But so far many of the claims have outstripped the actual data.
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Those two sectors have outstripped most of the market since Election Day.
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The gains outstripped a 0.8 percent rise in the Hang Seng Index.
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That far outstripped the proportion of candidates who did so in 2016.
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In fact, Trump's team has far outstripped the efforts of his predecessor.
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Even so Thomas has outstripped him in number of days spent there.
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It was not just in their lifetimes that Hume's renown outstripped Smith's.
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Long-term bonds have also outstripped stocks over the last 12 months.
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Because income growth has outstripped inflation, the divergence has increased over time.
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Businesses accumulated record inventory in thefirst half of 2015, which outstripped demand.
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Businesses accumulated record inventory in the first half of 2015, which outstripped demand.
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The business outstripped our management's ability, including my own, to run the business.
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The relief I felt far outstripped the oxytocin rush that had never come.
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Little wonder that demand for housing has outstripped supply in the Bay Area.
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CSR has guidelines for when to deploy its service: are 911 resources outstripped?
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Businesses accumulated record inventory in the first half of 5.63, which outstripped demand.
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Outstripped by coastal metropolises thriving on resurgent foreign trade, Xi'an struggled for relevance.
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Now, technology has outstripped existing law, and it is time to update ECPA.
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He said demand had outstripped supply, while licensed producers had overestimated their capacity.
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One reason: Needs outstripped the organization's capacity as the past Ebola outbreak grew.
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And the wave of spreading panic has, at times, far outstripped practical concerns.
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Those losses materialized when its deductions outstripped its taxable income in previous years.
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The United States' military spending has consistently outstripped the rest of the world's.
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At the moment, most gains in efficiency have been outstripped by overall economic growth.
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In Seattle, where demand has outstripped supply for years, the drop is more abrupt.
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He quickly realized that the demand to help outstripped the number of positions available.
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The build far outstripped analysts' expectations of an increase of just 1.5 million barrels.
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The figure far outstripped analysts' expectations of an increase of just 1.5 million barrels.
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But the number of families now crossing the border has outstripped the agency's capacity.
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Pay for chief executives has dramatically outstripped average earnings over the past two decades.
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Meij cited explosive growth in online ordering, which outstripped like-for-like store sales.
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That growth has far outstripped what has been seen in the rest of Britain.
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It was a speech that, in its spirit, easily outstripped the plagiarism of Melania.
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But Morey felt that Capela's room for growth outstripped the holes in his game.
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Worries about domestic demand and the lack of workers far outstripped other corporate concerns.
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Silver outstripped gains in gold during Monday's rally, ending the day 2.5 percent higher.
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While German pensions have outstripped inflation over the past decade, inequalities have also grown.
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It's the Latino contingent that has outstripped all other demographic groups in the sector.
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But the number of interested residents has already outstripped the number of cameras available.
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Demand for the console far outstripped supply, with many retailers selling out of the product.
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It has far outstripped gains seen in any traditional asset classes or currencies this year.
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Since Nintendo introduced amiibo figurines in the fall of 2014, demand has far outstripped supply.
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The surge in ECM fees far outstripped the rise in ECM activity and transaction value.
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The Anglo-Dutch group has already outstripped Exxon on profits in the past two quarters.
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Multiple reports indicated that demand for Snap's IPO heavily outstripped the shares it was offering.
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The latest results outstripped a 336 billion yen estimate from five analysts compiled by Refinitiv.
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Even where a primary is closed to Republican voters, the apathetic far outstripped the enthusiastic.
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In 2010, Peru outstripped Colombia because of an interdiction effort, and Peru became number one.
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This is simply testament to just how thoroughly Trump has outstripped our capacity for outrage.
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But a backlog of claims has far outstripped the resources of Moria and other camps.
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Sales of cassettes and CDs already far outstripped those of 12-inch glossy black platters.
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Northern Ireland's expenditures outstripped its revenue by 9.4 billion pounds in the 2019 fiscal year.
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In other words, energy consumption has outstripped economic growth in the Kingdom by over 2X.
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He said Mao made mistakes -- but former leader's contribution to China far outstripped any flaws.
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But China's growth often outstripped its ability to identify corruption or enforce its own laws.
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The show's sex talk was only outstripped in frankness by its uncomfortably intimate sex scenes.
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Fuel exports continued to climb as supply outstripped demand in the world's second-largest oil consumer.
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Unfortunately the hype outstripped supply, as it has done with previous In-N-Out pop ups.
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It might have seemed precious except that the results far outstripped the time spent achieving them.
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Brotherhood delivered newspapers while in school, but a year ago his YouTube ad revenue outstripped it.
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Demand has recently outstripped supply for the metal, used in emissions-reducing catalytic converters for cars.
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He believed that Titian's handling of color and light outstripped Michelangelo's mastery of contour and form.
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"The major tech companies have outstripped expectations," said John Rekenthaler, vice president for research at Morningstar.
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Productivity growth has vastly outstripped real wage growth since the 1970s, according to Deutsche Bank research.
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"The size of these things have outstripped the rules for which they were written," he said.
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The California carmaker's Model 3 midsize sedan far outstripped sales of any other competitor in 2019.
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Thus, as Cramer has perhaps implied, the demand for shares outstripped the supply of this product.
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She's outstripped her GOP opponents in fundraising, which is a good sign for her primary chances.
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In Delhi and its suburbs prices rose about 1 percent, but inventory additions far outstripped price rises.
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Now, SHFE copper trade volumes have outstripped those on the traditional global bellwether, the London Metal Exchange.
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So many airlines started flying to Havana that supply outstripped demand; this year some have cut back.
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Wages had far outstripped productivity, making the country less competitive than many others in the euro zone.
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Last season, the show's plot line outstripped Martin's books, and Winter still doesn't have a publication date.
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Only four years after the iPhone first launched, in 2011, smartphone sales outstripped those of conventional PCs.
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Research from China has outstripped the U.S. (at least in terms of papers published on the subject).
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Tupac, most of any rapper, has always had a background that outstripped the quality of his music.
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Saudi Arabia far outstripped that target, spending a staggering 13% of its GDP on defence last year.
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Ruling Liberal Democratic Party support still far outstripped that of the opposition Democratic Party, the polls showed.
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That far outstripped better known markets such as trendy Gangnam, where volumes were up just 9 percent.
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But it's hard to deny that single-payer is an area where progressive politics has outstripped policy.
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The number of Wuhan coronavirus infections in the mainland officially outstripped those of SARS on Wednesday morning.
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But demand has outstripped growth: 7,000 girls applied for 0003,600 seats at the group's 80 summer camps.
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Why has the cost of higher education far, far outstripped the rise in the cost of living?
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The billionaire touted his support for environmental and humanitarian causes that he insisted outstripped his political contributions.
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Early Chinese sci-fi imagined a China that caught up with the West and then outstripped it.
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Global demand of 31,700 tonnes for neodymium last year already outstripped supply by 3,300 tonnes, he said.
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It instead cited very large expenditure on research and development, which it said far outstripped its rivals.
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Mr Su wonders whether the number of graduates has outstripped the labour market's ability to absorb them.
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Over the same nine-month period, OneConnect's sales and marketing costs alone outstripped its total gross profit.
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Vietnam's antipathy toward China seems to have outstripped whatever animosity it once felt toward the United States.
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Yet, as public-sector workers, these people have seen their pay outstripped by inflation for the past decade.
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It didn't help that the $17 billion premium easily outstripped the $12 billion present value of cost cuts.
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In many places the sum of no-shows plus blank and spoilt ballots outstripped votes for the winner.
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In the first half of 2017, ICOs have outstripped traditional blockchain venture capital funding, raising $327m of funding.
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Euro zone growth has outstripped that of the U.S. so far this year, data earlier this month showed.
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When China had a big surplus, its savings, at 50% of GDP, far outstripped even its colossal investment.
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"We are currently in a place where technology has outstripped our policy and our legal frameworks," he said.
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It's far outstripped by some competitors today, and at $200 it costs more than double what it's worth.
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The Packers couldn't run; Rodgers' 46 scrambling yards outstripped his tailbacks' collective production (39 yards on 12 carries).
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"The model of the vegan supermarket outstripped itself, because of the growing supply of vegan produce," explained Bredack.
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This rise outstripped the 6.8 percent increase in exports, resulting in a smaller surplus for the euro zone.
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The rally has already outstripped Goldman's prior view that Brent would peak at $67.50 in the second quarter.
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In general, our risk-taking has paid off, and the resulting real gains have generally far outstripped losses.
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That kind of exuberance now seems to be fueling the stock market, where prices have outstripped fundamental valuations.
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N) gains from investment banking and trading businesses outstripped those of traditional rival Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.
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But with people paying more than $100,000 USD for CryptoKitties, do you think it's outstripped your educational goal?
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But even that substantial aid is far outstripped by the scale of Belt and Road spending in Pakistan.
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But Shawn (a charming RJ Brown) is made of buffer stuff and has long since outstripped his roommate.
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The company, of course, eventually far outstripped Mr. Jobs's dreams and reported sales last year of $215.6 billion.
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At the same time, high demand for quality paper has outstripped supply, and double-B spreads are tightening.
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Since the German government allowed cannabis to be prescribed for therapeutic purposes in 2017, demand has outstripped supply.
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Despite the continued strength of the tourist sector, import growth outstripped exports, implying a negative net trade contribution.
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This has led to a glut of drivers that has outstripped demand, driving down wages and increasing traffic congestion.
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But officials say demand has outstripped supply due to rapid urbanization, resulting in a shortage of 2.1 million homes.
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Among populous areas where the growth in house prices outstripped wage growth were Los Angles, Phoenix, and San Diego.
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This has led to a glut of drivers that has outstripped demand, driving down wages, and increasing traffic congestion.
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But officials say demand has outstripped supply due to rapid urbanisation, resulting in a shortage of 2.1 million homes.
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But Ghose said demand for refuges already far outstripped supply and the proposed overhaul could be the breaking point.
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By the mid-1990s, he had gained a legendary reputation among investors that sometimes outstripped his ability to deliver.
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The housing market has slowed markedly this year, as interest rates have risen and prices have outstripped income growth.
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She easily outstripped them in fund-raising during the most recent reporting period, building a war chest of $685,923.
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Deals have been few and far between in 2016 and demand has considerably outstripped supply, driving secondary prices higher.
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By 2026, opinion polls showed that faith in Europe outstripped scepticism in almost every one of the 27 EU countries.
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That means the ephemeral messaging service grew revenue almost seven times in a year — but its losses outstripped its revenue.
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However, sales of new vehicles in Kenya are still far outstripped by the import of 70,000 used cars each year.
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It has even outstripped returns of the pan-European Stoxx 600 index, that has risen 7.5 percent year-to-date.
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But market research firm Euromonitor found that Amazon last year outstripped MercadoLibre in business-to-consumer sales by $13 million.
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The company notes that deliveries of premium sedans in the People's Republic outstripped both North America and Europe last year.
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This means that the increase in coal-fired generation has outstripped the increase in demand for energy in recent years.
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And countries like Denmark are lightyears ahead of the US, having already produced enough wind energy that outstripped national demand.
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In the 0003th century demand for such pieces outstripped supply, and fakes (some magnificent) were produced to satisfy the market.
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Last July, Denmark's wind farms produced so much energy that they outstripped national demand, churning out 140% of expected output.
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But we have to acknowledge we're currently in a place where technology has outstripped our legal and our policy framework.
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Last year's operating and net losses outstripped sales, for example — a sign of how much funding it's already burned through.
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Home values overheated from 2016 to mid-773, as demand outstripped supply, especially at the lower end of the market.
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This outstripped a 2.9 percent increase in domestic revenue, which included a 17 percent rise in revenue from corporate customers.
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Not just pop culture, but an arm of pop culture whose popularity has outstripped the loftiest aims of its creators.
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But a limited number of companies make the vaccines, and the spread of the epidemic has far outstripped the supply.
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East Germany's per capita growth has outstripped most other eastern European countries (see chart), despite starting from a higher base.
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As demand has persistently outstripped supply, Norwegian housing prices have been rising sharply for years, particularly in and around Oslo.
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Over the weekend Hurricane Dorian outstripped forecasts, reaching Category 5 strength with sustained wind speeds of 185 mph on Sunday.
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Wall Street even has something known as the Fear Index, or VIX, which outstripped the 2008 financial crisis this week.
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Things might be changing but she could not think of a single arena in which Saudi women's rights outstripped men's.
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But no one could have predicted binge-watching, which means that once again reality has outstripped our wildest, grimmest imaginings.
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In 2015-16, following the same-sex marriage ruling, "too liberal" outstripped "too conservative" with a gap of 17 percent.
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Manufacturers in Japan have also reported that warehouses are filling up, as manufacturing capacity has far outstripped anticipated Chinese demand.
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In the last year, the complexity of the issues we've seen has outstripped our existing processes for governing the community.
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Humanitarian needs have quickly outstripped available aid resources and this crisis will remain a priority for the year to come.
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Growth in subprime debt also outstripped that of other borrowers across other types of non-mortgage debt, including auto loans.
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"[T]he complexity of the issues we've seen has outstripped our existing processes for governing the community," the post reads.
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At the higher end of the housing market, income gains have outstripped rental increases, according to the DC Fiscal Policy Unit.
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Intel reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Thursday, as two of its key segments outstripped Wall Street.
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Last year the growth in consumer prices outstripped that of wages, but pay started to pull ahead of inflation in February.
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But over the past 20 years, the return on Japanese bonds has easily outstripped returns on equities (see right-hand chart).
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Namely, that the technology underpinning the means of production has far outstripped the ability of government or labor to regulate it.
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Shale producers have for several consecutive years outstripped government forecasts, taking U.S. output to a record 10.5 million bpd in March.
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Interviews with seven former executives reveal a portrait of a company whose cultural impact far outstripped its strategic benefits to Twitter.
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Private innovation and capacity to do stuff has just far outstripped our capacity to make sense of it and order it.
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That figure outstripped analyst estimates, but there are some signs that Samsung is feeling the effects of the Note 7 recall.
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This week's failed election predictions suggest that the rush to exploit data may have outstripped the ability to recognize its limits.
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But since the last ski season, fueled by a strong economy in Vancouver, demand has outstripped supply and prices rose sharply.
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Perhaps the climate of the Near East grew harsh, or perhaps the hunter-gatherer population outstripped the supply of wild foods.
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Suicide rates in rural areas have long outstripped urban suicide rates, and a new study suggests one major reason why: guns.
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" When Dr. King's last book was published earlier that year, a reviewer wrote that "he has been outstripped by his times.
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A morally repellent but brilliant man, he recognized that his countrymen's desire for a modern myth outstripped their more material needs.
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Chevron's multibillion-dollar write-down of gas assets is the most recent sign that the gas supply has far outstripped demand.
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It has been promoted, too, in social-media ads, where the Trump campaign&aposs spending has outstripped that of any Democrat.
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The increased soybean production outstripped rising demand from the domestic and export sectors, and USDA raised its outlook for ending stocks.
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Florida was the first state where white deaths outstripped births around 220, largely because it was drawing a lot of retirees.
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At this point, Harry Potter has far outstripped the original premise of "one story, seven books"; it's a franchise, a commodity.
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"In the last year, the complexity of the issues we've seen has outstripped our existing processes for governing the community," he wrote.
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The number of H-1B visas issued every year is capped at 85,000, but demand has far outstripped supply in recent years.
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The intended analogy is with artificial intelligence: the "AI winters" were funding crunches in the 1970s and 1980s after hype outstripped reality.
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Ventilla said demand has outstripped the spots that it can offer, with an acceptance rate at less than 10% across its schools.
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Growth in the bloc outstripped that of the United States in the first quarter and set the stage for a strong 47.703.
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And it seems that between the Black Friday shopping mania and this final stretch before the holidays, the demand simply outstripped supply.
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"The growth in house prices in the quarter outstripped the growth in wages resulting in the deterioration in affordability," the group said.
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Yet data shows growth in LP sales has outstripped digital downloads, and vinyl is drawing in a new generation of music aficionados.
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Oil suffered its weakest month in more than 10 years in November, losing more than 20 percent as global supply outstripped demand.
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Norwegian housing prices have risen sharply in recent years, particularly in and around the capital, as demand for homes has outstripped supply.
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TikTok's main competitor from Facebook's roster of apps is Instagram, which TikTok outstripped by roughly 238 million downloads so far this year.
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Reserve additions from all these sources combined comfortably outstripped the 3.4 billion barrels of oil that were actually produced during the year.
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Karim Faris, a GV general partner, says he was drawn to SecurityScorecard because the company outstripped other tools for analyzing vendors' cybersecurity.
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But global oil supply still outstripped demand by around 1.5 million barrels per day, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday.
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To critics of B.M.I. exclusions, the potential benefits of weight loss are outstripped by how difficult it is for patients to sustain.
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His vast and colorful media empire lent itself naturally to the political stage — at one point, Dobson's listeners outstripped listeners to NPR.
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The ongoing public health crisis over the coronavirus has seemingly outstripped even the presidential race in terms of Americans' current-events interests.
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On Wednesday, the number of Wuhan virus cases in mainland China also outstripped the number of SARS cases during the 2003 epidemic.
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Still, Britain's total deal amount far outstripped that of its continental rivals with $13.2 billion invested in the country's tech start-ups.
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However, just as in 19th century Chicago, the rapid expansion of the internet has outstripped regulatory authorities concerned with safety and security.
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The two payments combined would have outstripped the €4.83m of equity Apollo and BPI France contributed to Verallia in its 2015 LBO.
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Amazon Business has also outstripped its retail e-commerce business and even cloud unit Amazon Web Services (AWS) in growth, RBC said.
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Only in the nineteenth century did it become evident that the West had outstripped China, especially in the field of military technology.
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Demand often outstripped the number of workers, allowing eager students to rack up as much as $1,500 over that month off from school.
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Prominent skeptics of Invisalign cast doubts on the company in its early days, noting that the startup's PR had outstripped its clinical validation.
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Demand for 3-month bills outstripped the amount placed by 1.96 times in the auction, and by 2.31 times for the longer maturity.
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They were simply so good in the ring, in ways that outstripped almost everyone around them, that you couldn't help but be enthralled.
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But Western concerns about what could happen with China's Social Credit System have in some ways outstripped discussions about what's already really occurring.
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"In recent years, as population growth outstripped economic growth, an increase in poverty was inevitable," he said on the World Bank blog site.
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The road to success is paved with start-ups that tried to do too much or grew too fast as reality outstripped ambition.
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There is no doubt, at least for myself, that this reflexive pronoun business has now outstripped apostrophe abuse as the supreme grammatical annoyance.
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But vacation home sales tanked last year as demand outstripped the supply of available homes, said Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the NAR.
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Organizers said the turnout outstripped a demonstration in 2003 when 500,000 hit the streets to challenge government plans for tighter national security laws.
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But their impact, both individual and combined, far outstripped that of many other candidates in a year where there was no surefire frontrunner.
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Turkey now has handily outstripped China as the world's biggest jailer of journalists, according to figures compiled by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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In 214 its market capitalization was half of what it was just two years earlier, a clear sign that investment had outstripped capacity.
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Airbus deliveries edged up to 635 in 2015 and it predicted over 29202 in 2320, to be outstripped once again by new orders.
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But he sticks to his view, first articulated over 40 years ago, that the costs of the wider bomber offensive outstripped its results.
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There are those who have worked with Balotelli who wonder if that is because the hype around him has always outstripped his talent.
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Law firm spending outstripped demand in the first three fourths of last year, according to an annual review by Citi and Hildebrandt Consulting.
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While cheap natural gas continues to take market share from coal in the electricity sector, supply of the fuel has far outstripped demand.
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Those figures are no hurdle to shoppers at Neiman Marcus, where sales have outstripped expectations, said Kel Rowe, the buyer for women's shoes.
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In July, interest rate rises by major emerging market central banks outstripped rate cuts for the third straight month, as this graphic shows.
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Funds raised by ICOs far outstripped venture capital investment in start-up companies, according to the report by equity and research firm Autonomous.
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Over the past year, Alibaba's increase in revenue has outstripped the actual value of the goods being sold on its e-commerce websites.
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It's true, and worthy of note, that Ruth's celebrity was so novel that it outstripped the capacity of American law to protect it.
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But investments in these new tokens have far outstripped their real-world use in the types of transactions for which they are intended.
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His AK Party took 42.5 percent in the parliamentary polls, and was boosted by its nationalist allies, which outstripped expectations and took 11.1 percent.
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Those have outstripped the 15 percent gain in the S&P/TSX Global Mining Index and a 12 percent rise in the silver price.
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Even with the tax, even with the blight, opium outstripped the next most lucrative crop by a ratio of more than three to one.
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Portland, 52 percent owned by the state, was found technically insolvent in a November report by Kenya's auditor-general, because its liabilities outstripped assets.
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World uranium consumption has for several years slightly outstripped mined production, according to Cameco estimates, but stockpiles have more than made up the difference.
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Oil prices had their weakest month in more than 10 years in November, losing more than 20 percent as global supply has outstripped demand.
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Elsewhere, the Canadian dollar was higher after employment data showed the country added a record 106,500 jobs in April, which far outstripped analyst expectations.
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Norway's housing market has boomed in recent years, particularly in and around Oslo, with record low rates and as demand for homes outstripped supply.
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Because that buying has outstripped bond issuance by governments, net supply has been negative in the last few years, helping to anchor bond yields.
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Some 2.7 million people rushed to buy the Switch, with its hybrid controllers and portable screen, when it was released, and demand outstripped supply.
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Then, emerging market hikes outstripped or matched cuts for nine months central banks battled fallout from a strong dollar, rising inflation and softer currencies.
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Desjardins senior economist Benoit Durocher sees a lack of affordability ending the boom in Toronto and Vancouver, where prices have far outstripped income gains.
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The surge, which outstripped economists' expectations for a 5.17 percent gain, reflected a 2000 percent rebound in the production of motor vehicles and parts.
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The regulator said demand has far outstripped spectrum on offer at the tender, in which Romanian-based Digi was ruled out of the running.
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But for months, the number of asylum seekers going to San Ysidro has outstripped the number the US actually allows in to seek asylum.
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For one thing, gambling isn't the moneymaker it used to be; revenues from other extravagances—hotels, food, booze, shopping—outstripped gaming in the late '80s.
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At the outset, the goal was a modest 100 cards - about one for every one of White's birthdays - but the response has outstripped all expectations.
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Savvy coaches arranged to play more games against teams whose winning percentages outstripped their true ability levels—for instance, because they play in weaker conferences.
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And while jobs are plentiful for the working age people who are willing to live in cities, rent and housing costs have easily outstripped wages.
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Sales growth in 2016 has outstripped initial expectations, leading the association to upgrade its full-year forecast to 7 percent growth, from 6 percent previously.
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Demand in the auction outstripped the amount placed by 1.6 times for the 10-year maturity and by 1.54 times for the shorter-dated bonds.
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In fact, many people feel that the memes have outstripped the popularity of the movie itself — quite an accomplishment considering that it stars Sandra Bullock.
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That didn't work out though, after sales were poor and being outstripped by physical books in its stores (England!), so the company killed that deal.
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While Remain can count on well-known faces from sport and entertainment for backing, the Leave camp has outstripped its rival in terms of donations.
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Residential property prices growth in Dublin of 3.8 percent was outstripped by growth of 9.6 percent in the rest of the country during the period.
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Anthem said net income fell 5.7 percent to $617.8 million from a year earlier after costs outstripped premiums it collected in its Medicaid Iowa business.
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The bank has struggled to build up reserves in the past, due to low exports that are far outstripped by imports of items like petrol.
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Economists blame the weakness on rising borrowing costs and house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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The total fund-raising for Jones, comprising all contributions, was $11.6 million and far outstripped Moore's $5.2 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Figures on Thursday showed that the central government's primary budget deficit narrowed to 6 billion reais ($1.45 billion), as revenue growth outstripped increases in spending.
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The innovations of the Information Age have outstripped the U.S. legal system's protections for individual control over how our personal information is shared and used.
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There are platform shoes from Delman, Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen, as well as some anonymous designers whose imaginations outstripped considerations as pedestrian as locomotion.
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Baidu's U.S.-listed shares rose more than 1 percent after the bell on Thursday as net income outstripped analysts' estimates of about 2.3 billion yuan.
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The legislation comes as states and cities around the nation search desperately for answers to a growing crisis in which rising rents have outstripped wages.
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To maintain the status quo, the government has never conducted another census, though the overall population of Muslims is widely understood to have outstripped Christians.
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As the Atlantic reported in 221, the price of textbooks had outstripped everything from healthcare to houses since 220, rising some 2360 percent along the way.
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Its net income of $22015 billion in 2135 outstripped Exxon's $2146 billion, while Shell reported 22015 earnings attributable to shareholders - the equivalent metric - of $853 billion.
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The deal was a success with some market participants, who noted that demand outstripped supply by as much as six times on the deal's top class.
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Demand from China has outstripped supply available from an industry that has spent the last five years downsizing as prices fell from record highs in 2011.
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Elsewhere, the Canadian dollar was higher after employment data showed the country added a record 106,500 jobs in April, a gain that far outstripped analyst expectations.
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That drop appears to result, in part, from a rise in the demand for safe assets, which has outstripped the global economy's capacity to produce them.
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Navalny called the protests after publishing allegations that Medvedev, the prime minister and former president, had amassed a huge fortune that far outstripped his official salary.
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Meanwhile, the euro zone economy started the year with robust growth that outstripped that of the United States and set the stage for a strong 2017.
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BERLIN, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Lufthansa said passenger traffic rose in July, but its plans were less full as capacity outstripped demand, while demand from Asia dropped.
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In the early twentieth century, the various socialist schools outstripped classical liberalism as the dominant idea on the Continent, their message capturing European hearts and minds.
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A record inventory accumulation in the first half of 2015, which outstripped demand, left businesses saddled with unsold merchandise and little incentive to order more goods.
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But imports from China far outstripped U.S. exports, making for a trade deficit with China of $336.2 billion in 2015, according to the U.S. Trade Representative.
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"Despite the usual padding, (demand) has definitely outstripped previous highs for emerging market borrowers," said Angad Rajpal, head of fixed income at Emirates NBD Asset Management.
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Loans continued to be favoured by private equity sponsors seeking additional flexibility and issuance outstripped high-yield bond volume of US$39.3bn in the first half.
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His own pay far outstripped those of his counterparts in Japan — he earned four times the pay of Toyota's chairman in 2017 — and he was unrepentant.
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Its net income of $22015 billion in 2135 outstripped Exxon's $2146 billion, while Shell reported 22015 earnings attributable to shareholders — the equivalent metric — of $853 billion.
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Beribboned, hooked, horned, it grew to comical size, its practical function outstripped by the symbolic one of advertising what it was intended to protect or conceal.
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Demand for industrial real estate — mostly e-commerce warehouse and distribution centers — has outstripped supply for 34 consecutive quarters, according to a recent report from CBRE Group.
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Countries tried to curb the practice by legalizing the seizure of so-called "unclaimed" corpses, but as the medical profession grew, demand for skeletons outstripped domestic supply.
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Editorial The world has responded with billions of dollars in humanitarian aid to the multiplying emergencies around the world, but the need has far outstripped that generosity.
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Deaths outstripped births by a record 300,000 in 2016; government projections say the population of 127m could plummet by almost a third over the next 50 years.
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In the year to the third quarter, wage and salary growth for the likes of factory workers, builders and drivers easily outstripped that for professionals and managers.
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We understand the math and the high-level concepts of what makes them tick, but they have an internal logic that's outstripped our ability to comprehend it.
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"House price growth in the U.S. has outstripped wage growth in 2018, meaning that on average across the U.S.A., houses are becoming more unaffordable," the survey says.
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But that assessment was soon outstripped by unilateral sanctions enacted by the U.S. Congress, which went beyond the U.N. punishment, and that Obama ultimately signed into law.
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As demand outstripped supply, wholesale prices in top fish oil producer Peru soared to an average of $2,986 per metric tonne in 2016, the highest ever recorded.
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Earlier this year Navalny's foundation published allegations that Russian Prime Minister and former president Dmitry Medvedev had amassed a huge fortune that far outstripped his official salary.
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Despite OPEC's exit from production cuts, demand for oil outstripped supply, and the United States had to tap strategic oil reserves to tamp down high gasoline prices.
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Additions of solar generating capacity alone, led by China which accounted for more than half the increase, outstripped net new fossil fuel capacity, according to the report.
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It initially funded these expenditures by offering equity in the holding company, but eventually its investment activity outstripped its equity subscription availability, so it turned to banks.
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But the prevailing fear was that given the pace and scale of the catastrophe, even the abundant resources being deployed might soon be outstripped by raw need.
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To maintain the status quo, the government has never conducted another census, though the overall population of Muslims is widely understood to have outstripped that of Christians.
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But Chief Judge Timothy M. Tymkovich seemed uncomfortable with that result, noting that history had outstripped the treaty, signed some 40 years before Oklahoma became a state.
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The changeover has angered parents who have been shocked by the bats' high costs — $45 to $350 — and frustrated that the demand has seemingly outstripped the supply.
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The rate of increase in infections in Turkey has outstripped many other countries in the last two weeks, with 1,704 new cases in the last 24 hours.
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The rate of increase in infections in Turkey has outstripped many other countries in the last two weeks, with 1,704 new cases in the last 24 hours.
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Because cancellations outstripped new orders, Boeing's commercial aircraft net order book for 22020 was negative, the first time this has happened to the company in recent decades.
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The dominance of Fox News and MSNBC — which have far outstripped CNN and the broadcast networks — is another sign that viewers are flocking to more opinionated programming.
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To take the top spot, WL Intelligent Technology Co. outstripped Chinese tech company Ever Win Company & Ltd, which previously held the record with 1,007 robots dancing simultaneously.
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"The bigger worry is if people stop future bookings, because that will affect cash flows," said the source, adding that cancellations in February and March outstripped prior months.
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Although efficiency improvements can reduce some of its impact, demand for aviation is enormous and any efficiency improvements are vastly outstripped by the rapid growth in passenger volumes.
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The rebound in prices following a prolonged slump which began in early 2011 and reached its nadir in August 2015, fueled by several seasons when production outstripped demand.
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Both deals, which were privately negotiated, far outstripped the largest public U.S. dollar perpetual bond previously issued in Asia which was $3.2 billion, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The five-point monthly surge was the joint-largest in the manufacturing survey's near 25-year history and far outstripped all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Our trio is living in an alternate version of the 1980s, one where Alan Turing didn't die, and as a result, their technology has far outstripped our own.
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The global LNG market has been inundated by soaring production that has outstripped demand growth in Asia, forcing down prices and contributing to a glut at Spanish terminals.
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Even so, champions Mercedes have far outstripped their rivals in mileage terms, a better benchmark at this stage than outright pace because cars can have different fuel loads.
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Economists blame the sluggishness on the more expensive home loans and higher house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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Campaign finance records show Apple employees have donated money to both Democratic and Republican campaign committees in the 2016 cycle, although Democratic donations have largely outstripped Republican ones.
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The report also raised the government's corn ending stocks forecast as usage cuts from the feed, residual, food, seed and industrial sectors outstripped increased demand from ethanol producers.
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The euro zone economy started the year with robust growth that far outstripped that of the United States, preliminary estimates from the European statistics agency showed on Wednesday.
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Ma is also known for the extravagant events he holds for employees during Alibaba's annual Singles Day shopping event, whose sales last year quickly outstripped Amazon's Prime Day.
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Ma is also known for the extravagant events he holds for employees during Alibaba's annual Singles Day shopping event, whose sales last year quickly outstripped Amazon's Prime Day.
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Growth of household wealth has outstripped income, enriching those lucky enough to have houses and financial investments and leaving those who rely solely on wage income far behind.
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CBRE Group wrote in a report this year that demand for industrial real estate — mostly e-commerce warehouse and distribution centers — has outstripped supply for 32 consecutive quarters.
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Apple, whose iPhones have long been outstripped by devices powered by Google's Android in terms of market share, still generates considerably more revenue from apps than the latter.
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Canada's crude by rail exports hit a record of nearly 205,000 barrels per day (bpd) in June as rising oil production in Western Canada has outstripped pipeline capacity.
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This cipher method is highly optimized for basic binary operations, which any processor can execute quickly, though of course it will be outstripped by specialized hardware and drivers.
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With the goal of ousting Mr. Castro and establishing democracy in Cuba, early exiles built a degree of political and economic clout that outstripped their relatively small numbers.
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This meant that the bank's paper assets far outstripped the actual gold it had in store, making it a precursor of the "fractional-reserve banking" that's normal today.
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We used the PPP format (progress, problems and plans) for these regular missives, but progress was almost always slow and most of the time, problems far outstripped plans.
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The more moderate candidates, Mr. Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Mr. Bloomberg and Amy Klobuchar, all outstripped Mr. Trump by 10 points or more with the same group of voters.
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House prices have risen sharply in recent years, particularly in and around Oslo, as demand for homes outstripped supply, with the annual rise hitting 13 percent in February.
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The buzzer campaigns have far outstripped the efforts of Facebook and other social media companies to curtail creation of fake accounts and spread fake news, cyber experts say.
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Africa's most industrialised country is racing to expand power supply after Eskom was forced early last year to impose almost daily power cuts as demand outstripped available capacity.
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Growth in multi-unit construction, typically condos, has outstripped construction of the coveted single family home by a two-to-one margin nationally in the last two years.
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Interest in buying Lyft's stock was so high that demand outstripped supply within the first two days of the company's road show to pitch prospective investors this month.
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Putin, 65, has been in power, either as president or prime minister, since 2000, longer than veteran Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and outstripped only by dictator Josef Stalin.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rose to a five-day high on Thursday after British retail sales jumped for a second month in a row in May and far outstripped expectations.
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But the increase of opioid-related deaths—401 percent since 1999—far outstripped that of non-opioid deaths (a 20083 percent rise) and non-specific overdose deaths (220 percent).
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Elsewhere, oil soared more than five percent after posting its weakest month in more than 10 years in November, losing more than 20 percent as global supply outstripped demand.
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Its strength outstripped that of Hurricane Florence, which achieved maximum sustained winds of 150 kph (90 mph) when it roared into North Carolina in the United States on Friday.
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New minimum-wage requirements in a number of states present challenges for Sonic, but food price hikes will be outstripped by increased pay among low-income workers, he added.
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Economists blame the weakness in the housing market on rising borrowing costs and house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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But those efforts were far outstripped by those of the Trump camp, which has spent so heavily on digital efforts so far that it's reportedly troubled some outside allies.
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That said, other months with heavy net redemptions, such as in March when maturities outstripped new issuance by 20.0 billion pounds, did not see huge falls in foreign holdings.
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The surge in self-injury deaths was largely driven by increases among men, whose rates of self-inflicted death had already outstripped diabetes deaths by 2002, the researchers note.
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But the levels observed near the United States are below — very far below — those set by health and safety standards, and are also far outstripped by naturally occurring radiation.
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And where race and ethnicity are concerned, the number of nonwhite women running for office -- black, Hispanic, Asian, Middle Eastern and Native American -- has outstripped any prior electoral field.
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Trump has now captured a state that President Obama carried in both 2008 and 2012, and where Hillary Clinton's voter turnout operations and ad spending both far outstripped his.
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The utility, which last week called for a bailout or debt relief, began the controlled cuts, known as load-shedding, on Thursday as demand for power outstripped available capacity.
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Prosecutors have sought to show that Mr. Percoco, who served as Mr. Cuomo's executive deputy secretary, sold his influence in the administration after his personal expenses outstripped his income.
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In addition to outpacing other major markets, the American market has outstripped the growth of the United States economy to such an extent that it is a global outlier.
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More than at any time since 1970, wage gains in the two years through June 2016 outstripped the gains predicted by inflation and productivity in our simple model. Why?
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That case count, after just one month, has far outstripped the total during the eight-month SARS outbreak in 2002 and 2003, which killed 774 people and infected 8,000.
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Lea disputes those eye-bulging estimates, but admits that his own seasonal hit has left him more than comfortably-off -- and far outstripped any of Slade's other chart-toppers.
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So when the demands for compensation outstripped the initial funds, as they quickly did — rising to about $1.6 billion — the Irish taxpayer was left to pick up the tab.
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He, however, added that the combined purchasing power of the Russia and China-led Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), a meeting of which he was attending in China, outstripped the G7.
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Mr. Breja alleged that with popular flavors like mango and creme no longer readily accessible, customers began embracing menthol and mint with fervor, so much so that demand outstripped supply.
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Interestingly, one of the most vexing problems for scientists studying quantum computing is the ability to say when a quantum computer has definitively outstripped the abilities of a classical computer.
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China's fast-growing demand for gas, to help alleviate high levels of pollution from burning coal, has outstripped its domestic supply since 2007, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data.
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China's domestic security budget has not been detailed by the government in its annual work report since 2014, after the figure outstripped the military budget three years in a row.
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It is hard to compare current market conditions to that period, the investor said, adding that current conditions are more technical as the raft of recent supply has outstripped demand.
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The deal reflects turbulence in the global LNG market, which has been inundated with new supplies that have outstripped demand growth in Asia, dragging prices down to multi-year lows.
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Euro zone economic growth outstripped that of the U.S. in the first quarter of this year, and promising numbers call the future of the bank's bond-buying program into question.
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As spending outstripped income, the country's foreign reserves were depleted by $2200 billion in 20173 and another $22017 billion in 217, according to statistics from the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency.
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Mr. Rocard served only three years as prime minister, from 1988 to 1991, but his lasting influence on the Socialists outstripped his brief tenure and relatively modest accomplishments in office.
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Price growth for houses consistently outstripped that of apartments, likely reflecting the large supply of new units set to come on to the market in the next year or two.
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As the Times notes, our ability to record music, and the quality with which we can do it, has always outstripped our ability to play it back in full detail.
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On emerging corporates net downgrades outstripped upgrades by 123 in the first 2016 quarter but so far in the second quarter, this number shrank to around 40, the data showed.
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Economic growth, which stands at more than 2 percent across the European Union, has outstripped growth in the United States, while unemployment has reached a nine-year low, he said.
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At the same time, there are concerns about the state's growing role in the economy: the acceleration in year-on-year state investment growth outstripped private investment growth in September.
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"We had an early season and the cloudberries ripened really fast," said Mr. Bjorkmann, adding that the berry season had outstripped the arrival of the pickers, who came too late.
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Part of my take on this historical moment is that globalization and our technologies are dazzling, but they have so quickly outstripped our ability to turn them to human purposes.
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Amazon's stock price dropped more than 3 percent in after-hours trading on Thursday after the e-commerce giant recorded a smaller second-quarter profit as expense growth outstripped revenue growth.
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If Clark has done two things for the cerebral indie-rock world that she's long outstripped, it's teach about sex (thank god), and expose its low-risk complacency for a con.
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House price increases have outstripped wage growth, which has remained stuck below 713 percent on an annual basis despite the unemployment rate being at a 17-year low of 4.1 percent.
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A surge in oil and gas production in the Permian basin of west Texas and New Mexico has outstripped transport capacity and has encouraged midstream companies to invest in the region.
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These are the kind of very trivial moral issues that too bored, too rich produce, because our technological know how has outstripped, or is even harming, our already decaying moral sensibility.
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But in the last five years alone, mergers and acquisitions among private companies vying for dominance in the AI market have far outstripped that figure, according to data from CB Insights.
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Companies paid out dividends and other withdrawals of $169.5 billion from foreign receipts during the second quarter, the department said, which far outstripped the amount of this cash which was reinvested.
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Growth in the single currency area outstripped paltry expansion in the United States and Britain in the first quarter and the pace did not let up in the April-June period.
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Alexis Plutowski, 22, a nursing assistant who was visiting the city on Thursday, said she thought the anxious response to the virus had outstripped what she viewed as the real risk.
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While the Pentagon's base budget was capped in 2011, funding for the military still far outstripped the rest of the world and was still higher than the next seven countries combined.
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Figures on Thursday showed that the central government's budget deficit before interest payments are taken into account narrowed to 21.1 billion reais ($21 billion), as revenue growth outstripped increases in spending.
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Russian and Iranian military backing for Assad has also far outstripped support that had been offered to rebel groups from foreign states including Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United States.
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US demand for the company's products has far outstripped supply, prompting people to sell cartons of Oatly on Amazon (AMZN) for up to $25, more than three times the retail price.
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In a recent report, the Bank of Spain said consumer credit growth had outstripped the euro zone average since mid-2015, and increased by more than 10 percent since mid-2016.
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The regulated prices were theoretically available to anyone, but because demand for cars far outstripped supply, most buyers had to get waiting lists – which usually required large under-the-table payments.
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Like Tesla today, early internet companies often found themselves in a situation where demand outstripped supply, forcing them to raise millions of dollars to buy servers, rent bandwidth, and license software.
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YouTube encouraged subscribing about six years ago when it noticed that viewership far outstripped subscribers, said Aditi Rajvanshi, who worked for the company at the time and now runs a consulting firm.
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Mickey Mouse is already eating Hello Kitty's cake in Japan, where footfall at Tokyo DisneySea and Disneyland outstripped those to local players at Hello Kitty-maker Sanrio's Puroland and Nagashima Spa Land.
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It was initially highly successful, but when demand outstripped supply, the manufacturers cut corners and released stocks before they had matured, resulting in its demise less than a decade after its birth.
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T-Mobile's market value also outstripped that of Sprint's, contributing to the structure of Sunday's deal: Mr. Legere would become C.E.O. of the combined company, which would keep the T-Mobile name.
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The U.S. share of global venture capital investment has dropped as European and Asian growth in the sector far outstripped American increases, a new report from the Center for American Entrepreneurship shows.
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I BELIEVE SAFRA KATZ, YOUR OTHER CEO WHO WE'LL TALK TO TOMORROW, MENTIONED ON THE CALL THAT THE DOLLAR GROWTH IN CLOUD HAS NOW OUTSTRIPPED THE DOLLAR DECLINE IN NEW SOFTWARE LICENSE.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The euro zone economy started the year with robust growth that outstripped that of the United States and set the stage for a strong 24.5, preliminary estimates showed on Wednesday.
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As a consequence, demand has outstripped supply in many areas, pushing up prices to over eight times average earnings and forcing many to spend up to half of their income on rent.
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Last week, GM said demand for the Bolt in the United States, Canada and South Korea had "outstripped production" and that it would increase output in the fourth quarter by 20 percent.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank on Thursday said wage increases have outstripped productivity gains in some sectors, posing risks to inflation and employment, as it held its benchmark interest rate steady.
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It's also shown that it sometimes errs on the side of conservatism ahead of phone debuts: Demand outstripped supply for its current flagship phone, the X, shortly after it went on sale.
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The rate of infections in Turkey has outstripped many other countries in the last two weeks, with 2,069 more cases in the last 24 hours, the country's health minister said on Friday.
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And while there have been a number of smartwatch hopefuls, but one of the biggest successes has been the Apple Watch, whose growth outstripped that of the wider watch market, at 51%.
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Meanwhile demand for mutts (or "randomly bred dogs" as David Frei, the face of NBC's dog-show coverage, considered it more respectful to call them) has outstripped supply in liberal coastal states.
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Production in the Permian basin, the biggest oil-producing region in the United States, has outstripped its pipeline transport, sending regional crude prices last month to the lowest levels in six years.
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It found that advertising revenue from the internet beat that from television last year; that newspapers got more of their income from circulation than from ads; and that streamed music outstripped downloaded songs.
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According to a tabulation by the Guardian, among NFL executives and owners, donations to GOP candidates and causes in the last cycle outstripped donations to Democrats by a ratio of 4 to 1.
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However, recent net inflows in external distribution networks (eg international networks including joint ventures, institutional and sovereign mandates) have outstripped growth in CA/SocGen networks, which should over time strengthen Amundi's standalone franchise.
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Over the past 30 years, as the demand for pork in China has outstripped that in any other country, Ms Wang and her peers have done very nicely out of that American soya.
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Honda, which has outstripped its US and Japanese competitors for the last two years, thanks in part to hot-selling sport-utility vehicles, said on Wednesday that sales grew 5.3 percent in January.
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They made the decision to leave their home countries, assessing that the danger of leaving was outstripped by the danger of facing gang death threats or feeding a family on $173 per day.
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Otherwise how do you explain that, since 2000, the growth of the old-age dependency ratio in Germany has far outstripped that in America, but GDP per person has nevertheless grown even faster?
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But while births to German citizens were up 21.34 percent to around 607,500 babies, the rise was far outstripped by births to citizens of other countries, up a huge 25 percent at 184,660.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil reserves hit record levels at the end of 543, as annual reserve additions outstripped production for the eighth time in nine years, government data published last week shows.
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"(The) consensus was too optimistic on cost reduction," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Biraj Borkhataria, noting that, at $22014 billion, capital expenditure far outstripped a cash inflow of $13 billion in the quarter.
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Oil soared more than five percent, a positive start after it had posted its weakest month in more than 10 years in November, losing more than 20 percent as global supply outstripped demand.
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Another, less obvious problem is that by helping to engineer such low rates, the Fed has helped create a surge in American household wealth that has far outstripped growth in wages and incomes.
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Since 2012, demand for capital from companies with annual revenues of less than $100 million has consistently outstripped supply, according to the Private Capital Access Index compiled by Dun & Bradstreet and Pepperdine University.
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Data compiled by Reuters shows interest rate rises by major emerging market central banks outstripped rate cuts for a sixth straight month in October - the longest such run since the summer of 2011.
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The second month of net rate cuts marks the end of a tightening cycle in which interest rate rises by emerging market central banks had outstripped or matched cuts for nine straight months.
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Since then, a surge in cases to 2,433 has outstripped rates in most other countries and the government has so far fallen well short of its target to conduct 10,23 tests per day.
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Mr. Harrington said that the supply of antique dining tables far outstripped the demand, but that flip-up or expandable versions had some appeal — unlike big roll-top desks and slant-front cabinets.
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Trump has far outstripped his rivals in the use of memes, and he has done it with the help of supporters who busily create new content, ostensibly hoping the President will post it.
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He said he would focus next year on drawing attention to levels of investment in prosecuting human trafficking, which he said were vastly outstripped by money devoted to efforts to stop drug trafficking.
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Overall, the growth in farm debts has outstripped farmers' stagnant equity stakes, leaving them at higher risk of insolvency than they have seen at any point since the end of the Great Recession.
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Glaciers on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau have shrunk 15% in the past half a century as gains in local temperatures outstripped the global average by three-fold, Chinese state media reported last year.
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Elsewhere, oil soared more than five percent, a positive start after it had posted its weakest month in more than 10 years in November, losing more than 20 percent as global supply outstripped demand.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank posted a net loss of 1.9 billion euros ($2.05 billion) in the fourth quarter as legal costs for past misdeeds outstripped gains from a rebound in bond trading.
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Things started to turn sour after a year of record profits in 2013, when the rapidly growing global supply of grains outstripped demand, the appetite for ethanol stagnated and the Chinese economy slowed down.
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Other reasons for failure cited include severe overstaffing — meaning driver supply often outstripped demand, resulting in a low number of deliveries per hour per driver — and the amount and formula used to charge restaurants.
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While bids received outstripped the amount on offer by 1.75 times, the makeup of the bids showed the DMO had to accept some unusually low bids to sell the full amount of the bond.
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A Washington Post/ABC poll released over the weekend showed Trump at 49% approval to 47% disapproval, the first time in that poll that those approving of his performance in office outstripped those disapproving.
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Serco bid for parts of the AASC contract despite having hundreds of millions of pounds in losses in 2016 from its predecessor, when refugee arrivals and costs outstripped budgets baked into fixed contract terms.
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Demand for H-1B visas has vastly outstripped supply, and they are therefore awarded by an annual lottery system that results in a chaotic rush to mail in paperwork the very day applications open.
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While Republican-leaning states have moved to tighten voting rules — nearly 90 such bills have been introduced — those efforts have been outstripped by the number of bills seeking to expand access to the polls.
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That was outstripped by greater demand in Nigeria and emerging markets in eastern Europe, which got a boost at the end of June from the first days of one of the hottest summers on record.
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China's auto sales have outstripped expectations this year, with CAAM reporting last month that sales grew 11.4 percent for January to August, compared to its projection in January of 6 percent annual growth for 2016.
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The two global oil benchmarks, North Sea Brent and U.S. light crude, have had their weakest month for more than 10 years in November, losing more than 20 percent as global supply has outstripped demand.
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A former project director who was based in several emerging markets in the late 24s and mid 20153s, told CNN Business that his bonuses and annual dividends from company shares far outstripped his base salary.
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At the gate, a small knot of a few dozen protesters held signs, chanted, and swayed along to the performance of one drummer whose enthusiasm outstripped her talents with percussion instruments by a wide margin.
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The two benchmarks, North Sea Brent LCOc1 and U.S. crude CLc1, still have had their weakest month in more than 10 years in November, losing more than 20 percent as global supply has outstripped demand.
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In every contract, the liquidation of long positions far outstripped the creation of new short ones, indicating fund managers were realising some profits after the strong rally in oil prices, rather than turning outright bearish.
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Under Hurd and Catz, Oracle revamped its sales structure and began the process of moving the business to focus on cloud computing — an area where it's historically been outstripped by rivals including Amazon and Microsoft.
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The picture became even less clear on Friday morning, when Mr. Chebukati said the number of result sheets the commission had received from polling centers outstripped the number of polls that were open, by 1,205.
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The central appeal of Facebook's push is that mobile access to the internet has in fact outstripped physical access to banks, which positions Facebook to offer financial services to unbanked people in the developing world.
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The euro zone's annual economic growth rate outstripped that of the United States in the third quarter, setting up 2017 as the best year for the currency area since financial markets crashed a decade ago.
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Even though building activity in Frankfurt hit a record high in 2017, population growth has outstripped new supply, leading to an 80% jump in real price growth over the past decade, according to the report.
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An explosive growth in ridership since the 1980s has outstripped the capital budget's ability to keep pace with the strains, transit advocates say, threatening to make the subway system a victim of its own success.
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So while low income U.K.-born workers experience more of the negative impact of increased unskilled migration compared to higher earners, this is outstripped by the average increase to their wages over that same period.
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British tech firms received £21 billion in venture capital funding in 2400, up 2517% on the previous year, according to U.K. network Tech Nation, which claimed this investment outstripped that of the U.S. and China.
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Despite widespread understanding that the demand for housing from the influx of tech workers has largely outstripped the pace of building new housing supply, progress toward fixing the problem or mitigating its effects has been slow.
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Still, Facebook said the second straight quarter of above-expectations revenue showed that its namesake app is producing growth even as users gravitate toward newer, more private features whose popularity has outstripped their usage among advertisers.
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Zuma also said Eskom had turned the corner, declaring that South Africa would never experience power cuts after the utility was forced early last year to impose almost daily power cuts as demand outstripped available capacity.
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These failed trades in Treasuries, in which primary dealers did not deliver U.S. government debt at the agreed settlement date, stemmed largely from the $5 trillion repurchase agreement market as demand has outstripped supply, analysts said.
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Companies did expand their capital spending in the first quarter, but the biggest American companies spent far more on dividends and share buybacks, a sign that the cash they have on hand outstripped their investment opportunities.
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"The pace of improvement within the UK public finance data has outstripped market expectations in recent months, accompanied by a favorable trends of revisions," Santander analysts Stuart Green and Adam Dent wrote in a research note.
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I did that so I could test some new ideas on my students and prove the program was worth more, because it delivered real results and paying clients for their businesses that far outstripped their investment.
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Most of the gifts far outstripped the $4,950 cap on individual donations to candidates, including a $350,000 donation from the American Federation of Teachers and $500,000 in two contributions from 1199 S.E.I.U. United Healthcare Workers East.
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Public enthusiasm for cannabis — and the private sector's desire to capitalize on it — has outstripped acknowledgement of the drug's inherent problems which need to be better understood if legal marijuana will remain in the public interest.
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Since May, it has found that coverage of President Trump and Russia — or coverage of Mr. Trump and the former F.B.I. director James Comey — outstripped coverage of the health care bill on 30 of 67 days.
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The increased soybean production outlook outstripped rising demand from the domestic and export sectors, and USDA raised its outlook for supplies left at the end of the 2016/17 marketing year, commonly referred to as end stocks.
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The housing market has underperformed a robust economy and analysts blame the sluggishness on the more expensive home loans and higher house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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For nearly a decade now, a generation has been deciding for themselves who they want to listen to, and social media has already outstripped TV as the go-to news source for 18- to 24-year-olds.
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"For more than six months, dollar-liability flows have outstripped dollar-asset flows but that is now reversing which is helping the dollar," said Hans Redeker, head of global FX strategy at Morgan Stanley based in London.
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G4S and Serco are bidding for parts of the AASC contract despite taking hundreds of millions of pounds in losses in 2016 on its predecessor, when refugee arrivals and costs outstripped budgets baked into fixed contract terms.
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The bank earlier on Wednesday sold its entire offer of $200 million in foreign exchange hedges in an auction in which demand far outstripped supply, reflecting appetite for the program aimed at supporting the country's peso currency.
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According to statistics provided by the Montreal police, the number of hate crimes based on religion (150) was slightly higher than those based on race and ethnicity (146), and far outstripped those resulting from sexual orientation (35).
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In 1990 "Europe—A History of its Peoples" was published simultaneously in eight languages, laughably depicting Homo erectus as "the first Europeans" and lamenting Europe's being "outstripped by the Neolithic revolution" in the Middle East in 8000BC.
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Dr. Hayden would be the first new Librarian of Congress since the Reagan administration, inheriting a library whose digital collections and technological capabilities have been outstripped by its peers and raised concerns among its overseers in Congress.
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Both international oil benchmarks, North Sea Brent LCOc22018 and U.S. light crude CLc23, had their weakest month for more than 22 years in November, losing 22015 percent and 220 percent respectively as global supply has outstripped demand.
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It far outstripped Nintendo's next-biggest phone game, "Super Mario Run," which got 21.8 million downloads in its first month — a figure "Mario Kart Tour" nearly surpassed on its first day, when it got 20 million downloads.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The euro zone's annual economic growth rate outstripped that of the United States in the third quarter setting up 20173 as the best year for the currency area since financial markets crashed a decade ago.
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Though he cautioned that it could take years of research to pin down the magnitude of the effects, he said deregulation was "the most plausible story" to explain why economic growth in 2017 had outstripped most forecasts.
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In the second quarter, however, the country's 0.6 percent quarter-on-quarter growth was driven by strong household spending and government expenditure, according to the Federal Statistics Office, and a substantial increase in imports which outstripped exports.
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"AMD turned in a solid beat to our and consensus estimates as the company's new Ryzen desktop CPU ramped into production and GPU demand outstripped supply," Stifel analyst Kevin Cassidy wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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But the president's denunciations — in stinging tweets and slashing speeches, in phrases like "fraud news" and "garbage journalism" — have far outstripped his criticisms of other prominent news outlets, like The New York Times or The Washington Post.
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A surge in oil and gas production in the Permian basin of west Texas and New Mexico has outstripped transport capacity, pushing the local price of oil to four-year lows and threatening to curtail drilling activity.
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The figure is still below the roughly 303,000 homes per year experts and many politicians say Britain needs to build just to keep up with demand, which has outstripped supply especially in London, pushing up prices and rents.
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One of the more enduring story lines of late-night in 2017 concerns the ratings success of Stephen Colbert's Late Show, which has steadily outstripped the previous champion, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, since Trump became president.
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The size of Shell's cash payments - $343 million out of the total of $525 million that Mexico earned in the sale - far outstripped its competitors' offers, guaranteeing that the company swept up nine of the 19 offshore blocks.
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It's true that some highly touted high school players failed to live up to their potential — often because the demands of the professional game outstripped the players' physical and mental preparedness — and Abrams doesn't flinch from these stories.
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As states legalize marijuana or its medical use, expectant mothers are taking it up in increasing numbers — another example of the many ways in which acceptance of marijuana has outstripped scientific understanding of its effects on human health.
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Elon Musk defended himself in the face of widening criticism over money he sent to a Republican political-action committee, with the billionaire touting his support for environmental and humanitarian causes that he insisted outstripped his political contributions.
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Piaggio's Italian two-wheeler was the ultimate status symbol for Pakistani bike aficionados in the 1960s and 70s, when bicycles outstripped motorbikes on the roads and only a handful of people could afford to import luxury items from Europe.
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The Nintendo Switch is already off to a great start: It's Nintendo's fastest-selling console ever, and demand has outstripped supply since it launched in March — it's still relatively difficult to walk into a store and just buy one.
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I started playing video games around the time when they were transitioning to 3D and making use of CDs, which meant that the capacity to store beautiful visuals far outstripped the hardware's ability to render them in real time.
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The Swedish company, which has outstripped Apple Music in the race to dominate music streaming globally, said its number of premium subscribers had risen by 2387 million in the past year to 222 million at the end of September.
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Hong Kong had won praise for a post-war program that put hundreds of thousands into public housing and cleared hillsides of precarious, fire-prone squatter villages, but demand has since outstripped supply, inspiring ideas for short-term solutions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Interest rate cuts by emerging market central banks outstripped rate hikes for a third straight month in April, taking their cue from the dovish turn of major central banks from the U.S. Federal Reserve to the ECB.
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Tencent, which recently outstripped Facebook Inc in market value, said it had won the exclusive rights to the game in China, and that it would modify the game in order to meet the requirements of China's regulators and censors.
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BUENOS AIRES, March 28 (Reuters) - Argentina's poverty rate rose to just under a third in the second half of 2018 as the country was battered by an economic recession, a tumbling peso and soaring inflation that has outstripped wages.
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The winner of one of Asia's top film awards is a controversial low-budget movie that cost approximately $70,000 to make and outstripped "Star Wars" in Hong Kong with its depiction of the former colony under stricter Chinese control.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Emerging market central banks interest rate cuts outstripped interest rate hikes for a second straight month in March, taking their cue from major central banks from the U.S. Federal Reserve to the ECB taking a dovish turn.
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During both rounds of testing, the XM1299 far outstripped the range of both the M109A7 Paladin (18 miles, or 30 km, with a rocket-assisted projectile) and the M777 (25 miles, or 40km, with a rocket-assisted projectile) howitzers.
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Interest rate rises by major emerging market central banks have outstripped or matched cuts for nine straight months — the longest such run since the summer of 2011 — as policymakers battled the fallout from a strong dollar, rising inflation and softer currencies.
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BEIJING, March 22 (Reuters) - China's Geely Automobile Holding Ltd, whose unlisted parent owns Sweden's Volvo, on Wednesday said net profit more than doubled in 2016, the biggest rise in eight years as sales of its next-generation of vehicles outstripped expectations.
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LONDON, May 1 (Reuters) - Interest rate cuts by emerging market central banks outstripped rate hikes for a third straight month in April, taking their cue from the dovish turn of major central banks from the U.S. Federal Reserve to the ECB.
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The divergence between them eventually caused a scorchingly real fight in Oh's 10th and final season, when Cristina tells Meredith that Cristina's outstripped her as a surgeon because Meredith "let up" professionally in order to devote more energy to motherhood.
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The lira's volatility measure has mostly outstripped the currencies of Russia, Brazil and South Africa over the past two years, and it soared between March and May 2019 as Istanbul's election results were contested and as Washington threatened to impose sanctions.
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But the deal should bring quick advantage to both sides, opening European markets to Japanese car firms, which have been outstripped since South Korea signed a trade deal with the EU in 2010, and Japanese markets to European food exporters.
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"As wage increases continue to be outstripped by higher inflation, and with the (now real) anticipation of higher mortgage payments, then it comes as little surprise that people are tightening their belts prior to the anticipated Christmas expenditure," said BDO.
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All forecasts published to date suggest that Ireland's fast growing economy - which has outstripped every other EU country for each of the past five years - will still grow if Britain leaves with or without a deal, but at a slower pace.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French retail power prices could jump at least 8 percent next year, a lobby for industrial consumers warned on Friday, after demand by alternative power suppliers for nuclear power produced by state utility EDF outstripped the available limit.
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As a consequence, demand has outstripped supply in many areas of the country, pushing up the average price of a property to more than eight times average earnings and forcing many people to spend up to half their income on rent.
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LONDON, April 4 (Reuters) - Emerging market central banks interest rate cuts outstripped interest rate hikes for a second straight month in March, taking their cue from major central banks from the U.S. Federal Reserve to the ECB taking a dovish turn.
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" Even federal courts that have excoriated egg vendors or sperm banks as "[r]eckless, reprehensible, and repugnant" still let them off the hook, resigned that "[a]dvances in science have — as they always do — outstripped advances in law and policy.
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The case is unfolding as a "follow the money" chase in which prosecutors argue that Manafort's lust for the ostentatious trappings of wealth financed by millions of dollars in profits from a once-lucrative lobbying business eventually outstripped his means.
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"Demand for this process has increased among women attending hospitals in the UK – but this has outstripped professional awareness and guidance," said Aubrey Cunnington, an honorary consultant in paediatric infectious diseases at Imperial College London, who co-wrote the BMJ report.
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Venture investors did a lot of handwringing in the past year over rising valuations, but that did not slow the unicorn juggernaut, as 2018 outstripped all previous years in terms of the number of unicorns created and venture dollars invested.
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A legal defense fund has been formed, one of Fusion's lawyers, Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., said, adding that the firm's legal costs had by now outstripped all compensation for investigations into Mr. Trump and his links to Russia during the campaign.
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This is a club, after all, that has already outstripped all of its domestic opponents on and off the field, a team that is so secure in its domestic primacy that it can afford to focus almost exclusively on European success.
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Chinese company surpasses Apple's smartphone sales For the first time, the Chinese company Huawei has outstripped Apple smartphone sales, selling more than 54 million phones in the second quarter of 2018, compared to Apple's 41 million, and trailing only Samsung.
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At home Daiso has far outstripped its Japanese competitors, including Seria, Watts and Can Do. Initial success has allowed it to build superior scale—it sells 50,000 items compared with Seria's 20,000, and its network of stores and warehouses is far larger.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A late rally in physical gold buying failed to prevent a drop in full-year demand last year to its lowest since 21.7, the World Gold Council said on Tuesday, as weaker fund investment outstripped a bump in jewelry consumption.
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And let's face it—the best case scenario for being super into Twitter is you end up becoming Rob Delaney, the comic whose Twitter fame outstripped his stand-up fame and is now just some famous Twitter guy who happens to do comedy.
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But she has also promised to push harder than Mr. Obama in extending citizenship to undocumented immigrants, opposed his signature Trans-Pacific trade deal, and outstripped his plans to defeat the Islamic State by calling for a no-fly zone in Syria.
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With investors keen to put money to work in fast-growing emerging markets, deal activity rebounded from $211 billion in 2016 and outstripped the previous high of $40 billion in 2014, but EMPEA noted that not all regions recovered at the same pace.
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She had been passing through a dangerous intersection — busy roads, no stoplights — and her first thought, as she waited for the ambulance to arrive, was about the inadequacy of local governance: In the Northern Virginia exurbs, rapid growth has long outstripped traffic oversight.
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The parenthetical "(let alone clearly)" either was or was not a sly dig at Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion in the marriage case: It has been widely criticized, and not only on the right, for grandiloquence that outstripped rigorous constitutional analysis.
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The paper said Sunday that postelection cancellations were so substantially outstripped by a surge of new subscriptions that its subscription growth rate in the period that followed Tuesday's result was four times the growth rate in the same period of last quarter.
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For decades, the price of higher education has outstripped the overall inflation rate, making it increasingly more difficult to pay for the costs of attaining a college degree even as the credential became more and more important for securing meaningful, well-paid work.
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Amazon's overall Clean Energy Index percentage fell from last year, thanks in part to its nearly doubling of its data center capacity in Virginia – a region with little to no renewable energy options, the organization said – which outstripped Amazon's addition of renewable energy capacity.
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One result of her surge in popularity is that it has outstripped support for one of her main ideas: ditching the euro and quitting the EU, which remains a fringe position in France even as Le Pen has won greater acceptance in the mainstream.
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That seems like another era of Republican: a recent OIRA [Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs] report estimates that the benefits of Obama's regulations wildly outstripped the costs, but Trump is still trying to undermine fuel economy standards, the Clean Power Plan, and so forth.
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Excluding car sales, which had another strong year, volumes were up 3.1 percent month-on-month and 4.9 percent year-on-year, the first time in almost 18 months that "core sales" outstripped the headline figure, provisional figures from the Central Statistics Office showed.
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But it fell about 6 percent in the next two months as demand for dollars outstripped the inflow of the U.S. currency to pay for Azerbaijan's oil and gas, which account for about 75 percent of state revenues and 45 percent of gross domestic product.
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He loved his first homeland security secretary, John Kelly, so much, he promoted him to White House chief of staff — then soured on him, in part because Kelly admitted that the president's rhetoric about a border wall outstripped what his government was actually asking for.
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Despite the usual prurience from tabloids, including a borderline racist obsession with a tattoo belonging to forward Raheem Sterling, the English public is, overall, ebullient and invested in 23 young men who have, even before their clash with Croatia on Wednesday, outstripped almost all expectations.
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While wood was still commonly used as fuel in a variety of applications, it had long been outstripped by coal and, more recently, by petroleum and natural gas; timber was not "America's primary fuel source at the time for manufacturing, agricultural production and transportation."
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"Art shouldn't fall into any kind of simplistic, didactic haranguing, and topicality is a dangerous thing, because you always get outstripped by reality," said Tony Taccone, the longtime artistic director of Berkeley Rep, and a co-author, with Bennett S. Cohen, of the new adaptation.
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Then, as the authorities in London announced plans for huge spending on transport projects, civic leaders in this northern city observed tartly that the amount earmarked for the capital, 170 miles to the south, outstripped those for their entire region by a factor of 13.
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It has been almost 18 years since 9/11 and yet, even though deaths from terrorism by right-wing white American men long ago outstripped deaths by Muslim extremists, the United States is still pushing to bring home technology from its failed War on Terror.
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But when Ms. Ward returned to class with a dish that she had put in an enclosed Dyson hand dryer in a women's restroom, the colonies of fungi and bacteria that had grown in it outstripped anything her classmates had found in their chosen locations.
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Meanwhile, the Star Trek convention culture had exploded; after the first-ever event in 1971 — a fan-programmed affair whose attendance far outstripped organizers' expectations — convention companies like Creation Entertainment and other groups of industrious Trekkies had started hosting multiple events every year worldwide.
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In a 1946 article, he wrote that the typical psychopath will have often: outstripped 20 rival salesmen over a period of 6 months, or married the most desirable girl in town, or, in a first venture into politics, got himself elected into the state legislature.
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The fourth month of net rate cuts follows a tightening cycle that ended in early 2019 during which interest rate hikes by emerging market central banks outstripped or matched cuts for nine straight months to battle the fallout from a strong dollar, rising inflation and softer currencies.
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Valeria Goldsztein, a 48-year-old graphic designer who voted for Macri in 2015, said she was buying fewer new clothes as inflation outstripped her income, instead turning to second-hand markets and online forums for exchanging and selling her 11-year-old daughter's old outfits.
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FORTT: WHAT GIVES YOU CONFIDENCE THAT YOU UNDERSTAND THE RATE AT WHICH NEW SOFTWARE LICENSE, WHICH IS A NUMBER THAT WALL STREET LIKES TO LOOK AT WITH YOU GUYS, THE RATE THAT THAT IS SORT OF SLOWING DOWN WILL CONTINUE TO BE OUTSTRIPPED BY CLOUD GROWTH?
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Interest rate cuts by emerging market central banks have also outstripped rate hikes for a fourth straight month in May, taking their cue from the dovish turn of major central banks as fears over the health of the global economy and trade tensions take their toll.
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With mixed doubles increasingly outstripped in prize money and prestige at Grand Slam events, the Hopman Cup — with two-person teams from eight countries competing in singles and mixed doubles — is the lone place to see top men and top women team up besides the Olympics.
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In Kandahar, the security of one of most critical provinces in Afghanistan was immediately cast into question with the death of General Raziq, who held together by force of personality a network that outstripped the capabilities of the central Afghan government anywhere outside Kabul, the capital.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Interest rate cuts by emerging market central banks outstripped rate hikes for a fourth straight month in May, taking their cue from the dovish turn of major central banks as fears over the health of the global economy and trade tensions take their toll.
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In an interview as early as 2011, when asked to cite a player who had served as his inspiration, he picked not Robinho, the wayward Brazilian prodigy who was his childhood hero, but David Beckham, the archetype for the player whose public profile outstripped his sporting prowess.
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LONDON, June 3 (Reuters) - Interest rate cuts by emerging market central banks outstripped rate hikes for a fourth straight month in May, taking their cue from the dovish turn of major central banks as fears over the health of the global economy and trade tensions take their toll.
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While sales of Merck's Keytruda immunotherapy have quickly outstripped Roche's competing product, Tecentriq, in non-small cell lung cancer treatment, Roche is seeking to benefit from its rival's success: The two companies in May signed a pact to cooperate on companion diagnostic tests from Foundation Medicine for Keytruda.
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Stocks have fallen in 13 of the last 14 months by a total of 67 million barrels as exports and domestic consumption have outstripped production The drawdown in January was the second-largest in the last five years and was obviously unsustainable for any length of time (tmsnrt.rs/2naytNn).
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By end-January, interest rate rises by major emerging market central banks had outstripped or matched cuts for nine straight months - the longest such run since the summer of 217.75 - as policymakers battled the fallout from a strong dollar, rising inflation and softer currencies that dominated most of 22018.
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To put the spending into perspective, the dollars thrown at the battle over sugary drinks taxes this year — about $20 million in California alone, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest — outstripped the $18 million in PAC donations to the federal election in the state.
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Demand for T-shirts from Sade's 20123 and 22012 tours has so outstripped supply that vintage sellers like Chico's Closet in Los Angeles have largely abandoned eBay (and its commission fees) and moved to Instagram, where the mere act of hashtagging Sade leads to whack-a-mole-like sales.
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David Aurelio, a senior research analyst for Thomson Reuters, says nearly 80 percent of the companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index that have reported so far have outstripped the expectations of Wall Street — 16 percentage points higher than the average number of companies that beat expectations.
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Childhood is an experience of bursting through the chrysalis of family to fly off into the world beyond, but the narrator's own growth is outstripped by that of her mother, who is all too willing to leave domestic life for a public one when the time is right.
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At the same time, consumer spending, which makes up more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity, was robust in the second quarter, rising at a 4.3 percent annual rate, while growth in exports outstripped that of imports enough to boost GDP by the most since the third quarter of 2014.
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It's certainly true that over the past decade a growing proportion of UK households have been renting vs owning their own homes — socioeconomic shift that's sometimes badged with the label: 'Generation Rent' — a trend driven by various factors such as steeply rising house prices as demand for housing has outstripped supply.
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The transaction will be used to fund the part-repurchase of DP World's $1.5 billion sukuk which is due to mature in 2017, for which preliminary results of a tender offer announced on Tuesday showed investor demand had significantly outstripped the firm's original plan to buy back half of the paper.
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The MHP, allies with Erdogan's AK Party, outstripped expectations on June 24 to win more than 11 percent of the vote, meaning the AK Party, which lost its sole majority in parliament after nearly 16 years, will now have to rely on its allies to pass legislation in the assembly.
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A favorite of many critics, theater scholars and fellow playwrights, who often declared that her achievements far outstripped her fame, Ms. Fornés came to playwriting relatively late — her first artistic pursuit was painting — and never earned the popular regard of contemporaries like Edward Albee, Sam Shepard, John Guare and Lanford Wilson.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday that New York City had financed the creation or preservation of more than 2000,2460 units of subsidized rental housing during the previous year, an annual total that outstripped those seen under Mayor Ed Koch when a crisis of decay and disinvestment prompted historic city action.
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Bartolomeo Cincani, Il Montagna's "A woman standing on a grassy knoll, holding a fruit" outstripped all of them, selling for £256,11.83,211.8 (~$249,2000,574) — more than a million dollars higher than the second highest lot, Adriaen van de Velde's "Cattle by a fence in a water meadow," which sold for £193,750 (~$243,698).
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Data showing the euro zone economy started the year with robust growth that far outstripped that of the United States had little effect on the euro, with analysts saying that the single currency - which hit its highest levels since early November last week - already had a lot of good news priced into it.
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Yesterday the Free Beacon's editor, Matt Continetti, who's written a great deal of smart stuff about Trump's effect on this election cycle, argued that if this is what happens — if Trump falls short of the necessary delegates but no rival has outstripped him — then the party's leaders should still just let Trump win.
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But we do know a fair bit more than we did in 1993, and the evidence we have now suggests that in many cases minimum wages are a net good for workers — even if a few workers lose jobs, those costs are significantly outstripped by increased wages for workers who keep their jobs.
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That's because politics often works in an imitative cycle: Were Trump defeated by someone whose charisma, star wattage and mastery of the celebrity-politics nexus outstripped his, the impulse on the right would be to double down on those qualities next time, to enter an arms race to build a better class of demagogue.
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Scudamore and a small team of close advisers built a business that left major rivals in the shade by leveraging English soccer's global popularity to build a brand known the world over and to generate television revenues — now worth more than 3 billion pounds ($3.8 billion) per season — that have far outstripped rival leagues.
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Though she deserves as much credit as any writer alive for codifying the current form of the personal essay — The Paris Review has credited her with pioneering the genre of "personal criticism" now associated with essayists such as Leslie Jamison, Maggie Nelson, and Jia Tolentino — her influence as a writer has always outstripped her exposure.
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To reassure his junior partners that they would get a full five-year term in power -- and that the Conservatives wouldn't try to ditch them if they outstripped them in the polls midterm -- then-Prime Minister David Cameron agreed to pass the Fixed Term Parliaments Act, stipulating that Parliaments should last no more nor less than five years.
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The numbers alone, those achieved in the last fiscal year, which ended at the end of June, were notable: They far outstripped the 8003,500 units preserved or created the previous year, a total that was itself only a few hundred units shy of what city officials said was the record year in 1989, Mr. Koch's last year in office.
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Growing crude shipments come as output from Western Canada has outstripped pipeline capacity, prompting producers to increasingly sign transport deals with CP and its larger rival, Canadian National Railway Co. Cenovus Energy Inc said in September it had signed three-year deals with CP and CN to transport roughly 100,000 barrels per day of crude from Northern Alberta to the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Mobile revenue outstripped desktop for Alibaba's Chinese marketplaces last year, but now the scale has finally tipped to mobile across its entire business with average spend higher from users on mobile than those accessing Alibaba via a PC. Handling the switch to mobile was a critical concern for investors prior to the IPO, and Alibaba executives admitted that the speed of this shift has surprised even them.
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