SO BEFORE YOU CALIBRATE US AGAINST PEERS, YOU'VE GOT TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PEERS.
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Women make up barely a quarter of voting peers; even fewer peers belong to ethnic minorities.
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Banco BPI's NPL ratio compares well with domestic peers' but is still higher than international peers'.
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Capital adequacy is robust, above other national peers and in line with some internationally rated peers.
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This ratio still compares positively to national peers and in line with respect to regional peers.
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Some were shown their peers answers with those peers' political affiliation, and some were shown it without.
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TCG's FCF capability is above the 'B' rating median for peers and strong relative to airline peers'.
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This level continues to exceed that of its domestic peers and is in line with international peers.
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Political stability is better than regional peers, though below 'BBB'-rated peers according to the World Bank measure.
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With FireChat 8, peers get group keys, invitations, messages, and group membership information directly from other other peers.
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But, they face obstacles not seen by their male peers, or even their female peers on the left.
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The VR also reflects weaker underwriting standards than larger peers', a limited franchise and smaller liquidity buffers than peers'.
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European peers BASF, Solvay, European peers BASF, Solvay, Evonik and Lanxess have agreed multi-billion takeovers since mid-2015.
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Among my middle-aged peers — my female and gay male peers, mostly — she was still an object of fascination.
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Simon has consistently outperformed its U.S. mall REIT peers, with comparable NOI growth exceeding peers by an average of 240 basis points (bps) from 2005-2015 and occupancy outperforming peers by 100 bps from 173-2015.
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Simon has consistently outperformed its U.S. mall REIT peers, with comparable NOI growth exceeding peers by an average of 240 basis points from 2005-2015 and occupancy outperforming peers by 100 basis points from 2005-07.5.
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Simon has consistently outperformed its U.S. mall REIT peers, with comparable NOI growth and occupancy exceeding peers from 2005 - 2016.
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They're constantly comparing themselves to not just their peers, but their peers' extremely curated, filtered, and increasingly glamorous social accounts.
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WILFRED FROST: On some of the lines, you're still forecasting behind some of your peers or ahead of your peers.
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However, similar to regional peers, concentrations are the main risks but remain lower than regional peers' as ABC benefits from diversification.
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More millennials are positive when comparing themselves to their peers — 46% think they're much better or somewhat better off than their peers.
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Risk appetite is conservative compared with many peers in the region and asset quality metrics are consistently sound and compare well with peers.
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The post-ChemChina acquisition capital structure means Syngenta will be highly leveraged compared with its peers and other investment-grade specialist chemical peers.
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Profitability Lags Peers: CNHI's profitability is lower than higher-rated peers', because of a higher cost base, smaller scale and different product mix.
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The National Long-term Rating reflects UF's improving asset quality, above -peers profitability and capital and leverage ratios that are in line with peers.
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David Brooks Opinion Columnist We're all educated by our peers, and, over the years, a good portion of Donald Trump's peers have been thugs.
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In the case of a blowout, a great team is no longer being judged against its peers, for a great team has no peers.
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Against these peers EIT is smaller, has more limited diversification and is mainly reliant on broadcast TV versus the mobile-oriented businesses of its peers.
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The ERS says that its study shows a "something for nothing" culture amongst some peers, after it analysed 779 peers' record in the upper chamber.
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Affable executives dodge almost every attempt to wheedle out useful ways of comparing the firm with its listed peers (it has no peers, they dissemble).
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It now trades at a historically high premium relative to US consumer peers, despite consensus EPS growth expectations that are more in-line with peers.
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Some 82% of astronomers have heard sexist remarks from their peers; 44% heard sexist remarks from supervisors; 9% experienced physical harassment from peers or supervisors.
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The Oscars are awards judged by peers and awarded to peers whether they're sound engineers, set designers, writers, editors, directors, producers and, of course, actors.
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His background set him apart from many of his peers at Harvard Law School, as well as many of his peers in business and law.
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Still, much of that poor stock performance against peers is attributable to that horrific first year in 2008, and Alcoa has outperformed aluminum peers since.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Guangzhou R&F's business profile is comparable with 'BB+' and 'BBB-' peers, but its financial profile is comparable with 'BB-' and 'B+' rated peers.
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During the session Trinity's peers shared horror stories about sex ed classes, including abstinence pledges that students are asked to sign in front of their peers.
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Ken Korngiebel's Wasatch Micro Cap Fund beat 99% of its peers in 2019, and it's consistently stayed ahead of its peers throughout the last two decades.
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The amendment, introduced by Lib Dem Peers Lord Paddick and Lord Strasburger, was attacked from all sides of the house, including by other Lib Dem peers.
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Danish business daily Borsen reported in January that Maersk might be looking to peers Norwegian peers Aker, Odfjell Drilling and Borr Drilling to sell the unit.
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Fitch expects Swedbank's financial metrics to outperform most peers', offsetting the bank's reliance on its domestic market and its smaller equity base than similarly rated peers.
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That is why their needs are unique to their peers, and it is why the medical and mental needs are more complex than those of their peers.
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As the years passed, I started to notice the same individuals getting promoted or rewarded over their peers — peers who were often far more qualified and experienced.
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After lagging at least 94 percent of peers last year, the funds are behind at least 76 percent of peers this month through Tuesday, according to Morningstar data.
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The business exhibits a deleveraging capacity that is not present in some of its telecom peers and is more analogous to its cable sector peers in this regard.
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Risk-weighted capital metrics are weaker than those of many international peers, while the leverage ratio is stronger but its exposure to emerging markets is higher than peers.
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"The company paid more than its peers, but performed significantly worse than its peers," Glass Lewis said in a report seen by Reuters that was distributed last month.
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Fitch expects Swedbank's financial metrics to outperform most peers, offsetting the bank's reliance on its domestic market and its smaller equity base compared to similarly rated global peers.
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It takes into account the bank's lower capital ratios compared with larger peers in Saudi Arabia, and lower diversification of earnings outside of corporate banking than many peers.
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Valuing a company at multiples higher than its peers also means that a company has more money to play with, giving it a distinct advantage over its peers.
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It's very rare for someone to sit down and be honest and vulnerable like you're doing here, especially with peers and especially when those peers are other young men.
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While PRE is significantly larger than many of its more specialized reinsurance peers, its overall market position trails several of its larger, higher-rated, more diversified (re)insurance peers.
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GDP per capita and broader human development indicators are well above 'B' category peers and more in line with the 'BBB' median, although governance indicators are weaker than peers.
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"Infosys under Dr. Sikka had closed the gap on organic growth versus peers and had performed better than most peers on EBIT and EPS growth," the Nomura analysts said.
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The restructuring plan implemented since 2012 resulted in improved efficiency to well above peers'; however, bottom-line earnings are still dented by large impairment charges and weak compared to peers.
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Its FFO adjusted net leverage is now in line with that of American peers Pfizer (A+/Negative), and Merck & Co (A/Stable), but still higher than higher-rated European peers.
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Additionally, AIG stock stands at a P/E premium to peers at a moment when its commercial P&C peers are trading at arguably multi-year relative premiums to financials broadly.
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The results suggest that Muslim students are more than twice as likely to be bullied as their Protestant peers and seven times as likely to be bullied as their Catholic peers.
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The Barclays investment banking performance compared favorably with European peers which have struggled in recent months, but paled in comparison with U.S. peers which have reported their best revenues since 2011.
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Although Fitch believes the company's balance sheet liquidity is weaker than peers, an offset is the company's sizeable mix of non-interest-bearing deposits, which is above average relative to peers.
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Teens tend to copy the latest trend or whatever their peers are into, so it's easy to conclude that one child's interest in the stock market could spread to their peers.
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Similar to peers, NBC has shown success in building its level of customer deposits although wholesale funding continues to account for an outsized proportion of its funding relative to rated peers.
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It's a personal choice — support your peers either way!
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A few ... called their peers to begin a conversation.
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The peers help clients navigate the system — sometimes instantly.
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Future Land's EBITDA margin is low relative to its 'BB' category peers, as its rapid turnover (which is the highest among 'BB-' rated peers) sacrifices profitability for faster returns for its investment.
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MSSL appears more leveraged than peers because of its expansion capex, but Fitch's forecasts for the company's FCF profitability and leverage profile in the post-expansion years (FY20 onwards) compare well against peers.
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Fixed-income sales and trading revenue fell by 0003% yoy, in line with Global Trading and Universal Banking peers, but the 26% yoy decline in equities trading revenue was more pronounced than peers.
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As a result, our Dreamers are 85033 times more likely to earn a bachelor's degree than their low-income peers, and 90% complete high school, compared to 70% of their low-income peers.
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The VR of ABO is constrained by a weaker funding profile relative to peers, with high deposit concentration, greater reliance on wholesale markets to fund its loan book than peers, and tightening liquidity.
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The hedge fund, managed by Ward Davis and Brian Agnew, however, noted that Kate Spade's profit margins were lower than its peers' and that its stock traded at a discount to its peers.
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Sukuk, or Islamic bonds, thus differ from their conventional peers.
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Besides that, I actively talk to my peers about finances.
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The ease of doing business indicator also ranks below peers.
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It helped Italy's FTSE MIB rise 1.3 percent, outperforming peers.
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BBVA Bancomer's adjusted ratio compares better than its closest peers.
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Headlines Peers censure David Davis over Lords Brexit snub on.ft.
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In fact, his book was widely praised by his peers.
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My peers who voted for Trump still don't get it.
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And the fact that peers are treating each other badly.
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Portuguese stocks also outperfomed their peers with the PSI 20 .
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Output and inflation volatility is substantially higher than rated peers.
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How does your salary compare to that of your peers?
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Bank shares gained, tracking a rally in their U.S. peers.
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But this time, Holmes wasn't pitching Gardner — they were peers.
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We absorb what we know from trusted peers and authorities.
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Most of my pressure to do better comes from peers.
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Romania's public finances stand favourably against its 'BBB' range peers.
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In Hong Kong and Shenzhen peers dropped sharply on Friday.
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Dex Frier was nominated by his peers as prom king.
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The FTSE 100 advanced 0.8% and outperformed its European peers.
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Still, its median pay looks nothing like its tech peers.
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Soviet scholars had had little contact with their Western peers.
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The greenback is starting to look dear against its peers.
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Do you think your peers in Washington really understand this?
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Interns worried about Facebook's increasingly dim reputation among their peers.
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Consider where your peers already turn to you for expertise.
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In photos: Astronaut peers into the eye of Hurricane Florence.
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YOU HAVE MORE CHINA EXPOSURE THAN ANY OF YOUR PEERS.
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An index that tracks the greenback against six major peers .
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Being ignored by my peers was more or less expected.
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Anna's world was shrinking as her peers' was opening up.
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CBK's capital and leverage ratios are stable and above peers.
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Westpac shares beat their peers to close up 0.29 percent.
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Dominican Republic's external balance sheet is weaker than 'BB' peers.
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For graphic on Anglo versus peers, platinum price click bit.
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Peers are doubtless right to call for closer parliamentary involvement.
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They certainly aren't supposed to need bailouts from their peers.
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FTMIB fell 1.3 percent, underperforming European peers as bank stocks .
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I studied how my peers succeeded and modeled their behavior.
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And his image skyrocketed in the eyes of his peers.
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Refinancing risk is lower than the region's 'B' category peers.
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His hyperactivity and difficulty focusing put him behind his peers.
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Ultimately, however, much of the task will fall to peers.
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Such boys are anxious to prove themselves fearless to peers.
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Nonetheless it is under pressure, as are its Taiwanese peers.
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Peers who have navigated addiction are more relatable, experts said.
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But do my peers even know who Al Gore is?
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EI's financing to deposits ratio is in line with peers.
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But how are Australian organisations tracking against our global peers?
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This is in line with their global peers at 40%.
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Roan came back from Manchester, England, to join her peers.
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Some of the firm's plans resemble those of its peers.
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The respect that I have for my peers is immeasurable!
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Transcription peers into Britain's secret service in the year 1940.
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She added that the daughter seemed happiest around her peers.
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But Mr Ye and his peers are on slippery ground.
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As a result, London's FTSE 100 lagged its European peers.
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Few of LG's Android peers are making similar moves, however.
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To be nominated by your peers is an awesome feeling.
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U.S. Treasury yields have also tracked their global peers higher.
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Both indexes were underperforming their European peers by 0836 GMT.
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NS), and two big private sector peers - ICICI Bank (ICBK.
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She thrived on being the total antithesis of her peers.
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What about if some of their peers are using them?
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The leaders of Britain, France and Germany briefed their peers.
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They may also be joined by more of their peers.
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But many of his peers are as radical as ever.
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FTSE is outperforming its European and Japanese peers this year.
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If market pressure eased, EU peers would have little leverage.
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Click ahead to see how you compare to your peers.
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She just wants to be treated like her peers are.
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Guatemala's central government fiscal deficit is low relative to peers.
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They don't take us seriously just like our peers don't.
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Research shows they are more empathetic than their male peers.
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Bucharest's main stock index outperformed regional peers, rising 212.03 percent.
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Enel shares have outperformed European peers over the past year.
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He later exits the vehicle and peers toward the chaos.
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He peers intently through binoculars during a test missile launch.
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"Teenagers are most influenced by their peers," Martin told CNN.
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Fitch views Annington's business profile as stronger than most peers'.
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Chipmakers were hit following losses by U.S. peers on Wednesday.
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Hundreds of your industry peers are joining us on Sept.
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The median for its peers is 12.4 times forward earnings.
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Shares of Anadarko's peers were also up on the news.
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Bucharest's main stock index outperformed regional peers, rising 210.69 percent.
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That way you'll know where you stand among your peers.
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Capital encumbrance by unreserved problem assets compares well with peers.
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Why the affinity for streetwear among you and your peers?
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I guess you and your peers are facing similar challenges.
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The pilot, Cédric Ganière, peers into the hot, darkening haze.
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Compared to its peers in Europe, Italy is decades late.
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Last year's growth was 3.2 percent, still lagging regional peers.
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Deutsche Bank, which has bought German peers Postbank and Sal.
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None of his peers had better randy songs about attraction.
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He's not just fighting his peers, he's fighting cyling's past.
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There's still time to join your peers in Startup Alley.
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His fund has owned shares of Kerry and peers Chr.
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Meetings with European peers will dominate Trump's calendar this week.
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DXY rose 23 percent against an index of its peers.
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Some funds are also trying to emulate their Western peers.
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MCB's asset quality metrics are weaker than similarly rated peers'.
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Brex isn't the only startup looking to service its peers.
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Third were Exponent's peers, the usual audience for Exponent's work.
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Blackstone and its peers trade at around 2700 times earnings.
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More than any of his peers, he manages by aura.
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IBEX lagged European peers with a loss of 2000 percent.
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UF's capital and leverage ratios are in line with peers.
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What are we telling their peers who watch this happen?
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The dividend yield will still be considerably above its peers.
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In fact, companies that invest in design outperform their peers.
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And Souther says she is confident in her entrepreneurial peers.
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Do you think this sentiment extends to your conservative peers?
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"Russia and China have become near peers," Rogers told NPR.
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You can ask your colleagues, friends and peers for recommendations.
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Most of his peers now perform sporadically, if at all.
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Peers Aphria, Cronos and Tilray fell between 4% and 9%.
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Sport optics peers include Germany's Zeiss and Austria's Swarovski Optik.
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She headed to a dressing room, without acknowledging her peers.
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Assange's closest peers began to debate how to push back.
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Peers also involved with payments processing technology got a boost.
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America's banks would be better placed than their European peers.
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Capital and leverage ratios are broadly in line with peers.
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It is causing the Turkish lira to outperfrom EM peers.
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Thailand's growth has picked up but still lags regional peers.
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Nevertheless, Mashreq's profitability remains solid and in line with peers.
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While pranks were common, Juggalos discouraged misbehavior among their peers.
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And that expectation is not one that my peers face.
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"Those girls are crazy," Nunes said of her aggravated peers.
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You're worried about being scrutinized and judged by your peers.
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Smaller insurers such as Peers are providing adequate insurance coverage.
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BBVA Frances' asset quality remains sound, comparing favourably to peers.
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Doctors would bring in peers and specialists to discuss symptoms.
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America's banks would be better placed than their European peers.
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RELATED: Who was on Paul Manafort's jury of his peers?
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Cash is king — but Tesla has less than its peers
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Cassius and his peers belong very much to the present.
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It's not obvious, however, that their smaller peers will follow.
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They trail their white peers by about eight percentage points.
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Square and many of our peers can get it done.
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And like my peers, I've got some stories to tell.
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Facebook shares continue to trade at a discount to peers.
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The Mexican peso outperformed its regional peers, edging up 0.1%.
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But she opened up in the company of her peers.
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Even his physical presence was markedly different from his peers.
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Many of Adam Sandler's comedy peers have not aged gracefully.
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It's partially familiar, yet fundamentally different from its genre peers.
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I've seen plenty of my peers' pictures on these trips.
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Rich was far more direct and radical than her peers.
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I ask my peers that question a lot these days.
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"It means a lot coming from my peers," Williams said.
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Wilson's peers, however, admire her for more than her skill.
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Her peers selected her as her class representative, she said.
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Certainly their peers, by learning from their example, could benefit.
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Both Italian bond and stock markets outperformed their regional peers.
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The lira had been outperforming its emerging market peers beforehand.
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Are there any art peers you want to shout out?
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They challenge their peers' presuppositions as well as their own.
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Navratilova owns another superlative, according to her peers: most competitive.
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That's probably because under Dimon, JPMorgan has outperformed his peers.
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"Referrals and the opinions of peers carry weight," Cheong said.
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What amount of capital raise is typical for comparable peers?
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As Google is scaling back, its peers are ramping up.
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Obama, and her peers Samantha Cameron and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.
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What was the outcome or response from peers and adults?
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Realists admitted that men existed to act among their peers.
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This denied Siatta, in Jennings's view, a trial by peers.
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It's rare for private equity firms to criticize their peers.
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She is calling the project #KiKisKindnessProject and involving her peers.
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The stakes were the admiration and envy of one's peers.
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KKR and peers are masters at turning debt into profit.
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Are they your peers at school or in your community?
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What challenges do they face in their life among peers?
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Do any of your friends or peers at school play?
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It wasn't a curriculum most of her peers could comprehend.
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He says González and her peers are doing exactly that.
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And overall, they're better with money than their older peers.
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This month alone it's added 2.5% against six currency peers.
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He needs only to outrun his peers, not the bear.
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Neither have peers such as Anglo American and Rio Tinto .
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Weinstein's positions have been assailed by peers as counterproductive fearmongering.
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Peers in the athletic space include Lululemon, Nike and Adidas.
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He was being interrogated by a panel of his peers.
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Let's see how many of her peers are more perceptive.
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The job cuts at Merian follow similar moves by peers.
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Food and beverages outperformed its peers, up by 1.6 percent.
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Anadarko does have some competitive advantages over its peers, though.
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Roche also lifted up peers such as Novartis and Sanofi.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY OT has no immediately obvious, similarly rated peers.
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Most millennials think they have less debt than their peers
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But I told my peers to give her a chance.
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Goldman's call puts it ahead of its Wall Street peers.
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Industrial peers United Technologies and Honeywell have also outperformed it.
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Mainland markets saw more moderate declines than their regional peers.
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They also feel more supported by their peers and colleagues.
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Even so, as an example to peers, it's worth applauding.
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Those peers likely being either Russian or Chinese military units.
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Mitsubishi Motors edged higher by 0.36 percent, outperforming its peers.
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In my experience, the most underrated mentors are our peers.
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Germany's DAX lagged its European peers, with automaker Volkswagen weaker.
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Occasionally, he peers into a car, but he says nothing.
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MKM Partners' estimates are largely in line with its peers.
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Ask your colleagues and peers to give you a critique.
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Many of his peers would find such an ordeal agonizing.
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Yet Mr. Ackman is not like most of his peers.
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For now, his peers regard him as a gay woman.
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Peers Macy's and J.C. Penney also struggled through the holidays.
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The same was true among many of his corporate peers.
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That's because misconduct allegations are handled by a judge's peers.
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So what do her peers make of her two worlds?
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It dragged shares of peers Smurfit Kappa and Mondi higher.
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Unfortunately, UBS has done peers few favours by going further.
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It's that more of his peers don't do the same.
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Golf Clap differs from their peers by doing everything right.
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"Her reputation among her peers is pretty poisonous," another said.
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"Talking about it with peers can help too," Schubert adds.
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Group critiques with student peers also play a crucial role.
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The likes rack up from colleagues, peers, and industry people.
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Their peers are either very old or have already died.
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Margins Lag Peers: Bio-Rad's EBITDA margins ranged between 14%-15% during 2014-2016, which is roughly 400-500bps lower than peak levels last achieved in 2011 and 2012 and below life sciences peers.
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In a 1983 study headed up by Professor Thomas Cash, researchers found that when participants looked at photos of attractive celebrities versus attractive peers, they reported more negative self-esteem when looking at peers.
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A decline in risk-weighted assets resulted in an improved fully loaded CET 1 ratio of 0003% at end-2016, in line with higher-rated peers and its leverage ratio is well above peers'.
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The asset manager has also outperformed peers in equity funds focusing on small and mid-cap stocks, but has lagged peers in larger-stock funds that tend to be constrained by legacy investment guidelines.
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I've seen several of my peers share photos of them, and ask the same kind of questions I've done above—peers who, like me, usually wouldn't even mention getting promotional stuff in the post.
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They found that CEOs who are underpaid relative to their peers in a given year are more likely to engage in layoffs the next year than CEOs who are paid more than their peers.
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The climb is also unusual as Hong Kong's interbank rates normally track their U.S. peers due to Hong Kong's dollar peg and those U.S. peers have been falling due to Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
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The climb is also unusual as Hong Kong's interbank rates normally track their U.S. peers due to Hong Kong's dollar peg and those U.S. peers have been falling due to Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
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However, the rating also takes into account volatility in Man's earnings base (due to its more concentrated product offering relative to peers) as well as a larger share of more volatile performance fees than peers.
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It lagged major European peers, which closed 20163-1.6 percent higher.
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Networking with your peers can also lead to more career opportunities.
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The French CAC index underperformed peers, closing provisionally 0.4 percent lower.
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At the Globes and online, Streep received support from her peers.
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The process of selecting a jury of Roof's peers resumed Monday.
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N225 has fallen 250 percent this year, underperforming its global peers.
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Euro zone factory activity is handily outpacing its peers, including Britain.
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Its shares trade at a premium to those of many peers.
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From a valuation perspective, Alphabet also looks cheaper than its peers.
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But, U.S. lawmakers are seen as lagging behind their European peers.
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I have always wanted to outdo my peers in the industry.
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We are more likely to attend college than our male peers.
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Then one day I wanted to know where my peers were.
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FCF margins are therefore below the average of 'A' rated peers.
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They also wanted to throw much larger events than their peers.
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One -- Paul Manafort -- was convicted by a jury of his peers.
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Average-ability students also used weed more than lower scoring peers.
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Unlike their more aquatic peers, they do not have webbed feet.
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It has some 100 members who are elected by their peers.
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That's far too much time spent comparing myself to my peers.
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Kohl's shares have been faring better than its department store peers.
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Further, we expect many peers will manage capital lower over time.
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Try to talk to friends or professional peers at other organizations.
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Asset quality is sound and compares well with its UK peers.
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Hungary's forint continued to underperform its regional peers, down 0.35 percent.
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Mexico's peso softened 0.7%, the smallest decline among its regional peers.
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Call on your co-workers and peers to do the same.
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Meanwhile Facebook's peers have pivoted hard into the new tech politics.
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Despite Penney's disappointing results, it still performed better than its peers.
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Asset quality is healthy and compares well with its UK peers.
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Financial stocks fell about 0.5%, tracking their peers on Wall Street.
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A year ago Credit Suisse had underperformed peers in this area.
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The Fed's peers from Europe to Asia, meanwhile, are still easing.
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Why do I look at these issues differently from my peers?
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In marketing IPOs, companies often use peers as reference for pricing.
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All three firms differ from their Western peers in important ways.
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Fitch assesses EIB's capitalisation relative to other MDB peers as moderate.
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The assembly organizes workshops and activities aimed at educating their peers.
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Many poor children fall behind their wealthier peers over the holidays.
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They also have a unique level of credibility with their peers.
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Italy's bond yields fell 2-4 bps, outperforming euro zone peers.
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This is in line with assumptions Fitch applies across sector peers.
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GDAXI underperformed peers down 0.5 percent due to the carmakers' losses.
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Like its peers Tupuca began by connecting hungry users with restaurants.
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After all, the hereditary peers are not without merit, he adds.
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European government bond yields fell in step with their U.S. peers.
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But like their peers elsewhere, young South Koreans also feel insecure.
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QNB's profitability is stronger than that of most of its peers.
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Further, in Fitch's view, CMA's earnings profile continues to lag peers.
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The volatility of the combined ratio also remains lower than peers.
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Investors have responded by dumping debt issued by other small peers.
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In each, he seemed to understand technology better than his peers.
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I am tired of having fewer inalienable rights than my peers.
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Latin American currencies declined, in-line with their emerging market peers.
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Hip-hop artists continue to collaborate at higher rates than peers.
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They can be peers, adversaries and seniors, as well, Gupta noted.
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Separately, some Renk peers are expected to look at the asset.
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Earnings and profitability metrics have been variable and track below peers.
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Smaller peers William Hill and GVC were also in the red.
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The move was aimed to facilitate easier trading with international peers.
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Well, here's just one way to stand out from your peers.
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Earnings generation has improved and compares well with similarly rated peers.
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Actors honored their peers at the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Many of FITB's peers have yet to publicly disclose their LCR.
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Max Akin was named homecoming king by his peers during Sept.
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This pitted users against their peers to influence their emotions, i.e.
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I know many of my teacher peers feel the same way.
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They're spreading the message and having the conversation with their peers.
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Bucking the trend, financials were down 0.44 percent tracking U.S. peers.
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When she gets to the top, she peers over the edge.
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For him and his rarefied peers, that is most certainly true.
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Buyers almost always look for advice from peers before buying anything.
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With valuation elevated vs peers, we downgrade the stock to sell.
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He was, in general, less repressive than many of his peers.
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Many of West's peers criticized the meeting, and didn't mince words.
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Asset quality is strong and stable and compares well with peers.
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Julie, Social Media Editor Study your peers and their job titles.
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Peers IG Group and CMC Markets also slipped on the report.
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Compared with its peers, Tesla's valuation has had a runaway ride.
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Qatar's main index witnessed the sharpest decline among its regional peers.
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Inside, waiting immigrants watched their peers undergo the inspections in public.
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PepsiCo has found something many of its peers have lacked — growth.
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Amazon, like its other tech peers, has a gender-diversity problem.
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Latin America peers Mexico and Chile have a 3 percent target.
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Banking stocks outperformed most peers on the back of positive earnings.
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European peers including STMicroelectronics, Infineon and AMS ended the day lower.
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Thiel's response puts him at odds, once again, with his peers.
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This ratio compares unfavorably to both domestic and Latin American peers.
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Further, Seylan's reserve coverage is significantly weaker than higher-rated peers.
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However, this still makes Artyom more broad-minded than his peers.
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It's great to see their peers and the Academy recognize that.
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In euro terms, the FTSE 226 has been outperforming European peers.
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Wymer has beat 83 percent of his peers during that period.
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Taiwanese equities added 0.3%, while their South Korean peers rose 0.4%.
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Other Chinese peers have also encountered delays in entering the market.
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I look forward to flailing about in front of my peers.
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TIAA's profitability measures are within range of similarly rated mutual peers.
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Though many of her peers came through with love and support.
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The FTSE 100 added 0.4 percent to outperform its European peers.
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Among peers, CBA fell 2112.05 percent and NAB lost 22 percent.
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Those that help students outperform their peers have done particularly well.
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Inflation slowed in February in line with most Central European peers.
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It outperformed European peers, benefitting from sterling weakness against the euro.
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I don't listen to a lot of music of my peers.
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ExxonMobil continues to demonstrate strong business performance relative to industry peers.
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When I said that I was really talking about my peers.
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Nevertheless, where PUSHA T supersedes his peers is his unwavering focus.
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Rural areas already have fewer care options than their urban peers.
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U.S. bank stocks, like their European peers, took a severe beating.
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Immediate rematches elevate enthusiasm for the recently defeated over their peers.
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If HR lets you down, find comfort and support from peers.
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Kiwibank's growth over recent years has been moderate relative to peers.
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The bank's capitalisation has historically been a weakness relative to peers.
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Fitch considers the bank's access to capital as stronger than peers.
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With its new beak, Huizai is once again accepted among peers.
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Tiqueon was sentenced to death by a jury of his peers.
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Once, she had the respect of her peers and her husband.
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Bulgaria's governance indicators are in line with its 'BBB' category peers.
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Despite weaker returns than their private peers, they have kept investing.
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It was valued lower than its peers and shunned by investors.
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Peers AMS and STMicro also fell 249.5 and 1.7 percent respectively.
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StarCraft and its peers offer a whole list of unique hurdles.
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The current account deficit is large relative to peers and persistent.
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Their peers reinforce their behavior by glorifying the number of conquests.
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You'll be paid significantly more than your new peers once acquired.
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Fitch considers INDB's liquidity profile to be somewhat weaker than peers.
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Uber and its Silicon Valley peers are watching that process closely.
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Most of my peers were Hispanic or African-American, like myself.
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CIBC relies much more on residential mortgage business than its peers.
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They were peers -- power-brokers from the only city that matters.
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I know many of my friends and peers did the same.
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Still, some of her peers were starting to see big success.
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This puts Amherst way, way ahead of most of its peers.
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"These children aren't just more overweight than their peers," she said.
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I'm a septuagenarian, and I still go skydiving with my peers.
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British recruitment firm Hays followed its European peers down 2.4 percent.
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It has gained nearly 20 percent this year, outperforming some peers.
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And at the age of 20, my peers consider me conservative.
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The automaker, like most domestic peers, is a state-owned enterprise.
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O), as well as smaller peers, such as Radware Ltd (RDWR.
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These companies are typically more productive than their conventionally owned peers.
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"I had peers who were across geographies, industries, and career levels."
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Among his firms peers, interest in such tie-ups is growing.
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TF's capital and leverage ratios compare well with those of peers.
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UF's profitability is above peers' despite pressure on net interest margins.
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Still, some schools have brought far fewer women than their peers.
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He is a magnet for his peers and predecessors as well.
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The video was then shared online to many of Tyler's peers.
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THAT IS STILL VERY LOW RELATIVE TO OTHER E-COMMERCE PEERS.
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The group has helped facilitate those discussions among peers, he says.
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Roche's move also pulled up peers such as Novartis and Sanofi.
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James peers deep into the bag, rummaging around with his hand.
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But Feeley broke with his peers by publicly declaring his reasons.
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Diversified Operations LOL's operations are more diversified versus its agricultural peers.
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It is unlikely that Japanese stocks will outperform their global peers.
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Meanwhile, 50 percent of their male peers self-assess as confident.
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Mr. Weaver, while respected by his peers, isn't a clubbable Washingtonian.
|
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Fitch views La Manche's economy as strong compared with global peers.
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The razzle-dazzle of his peers illuminates his indifference to it.
|
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"That will forever scare me and all my peers," she said.
|
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"TGT's strategy of differentiating itself [from peers] ... has effectively been muted."
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The medium-term growth potential is weak relative to rating peers.
|
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That may change as more of their peers focus on payouts.
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More than 100 of her peers and chaperones made the trip.
|
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The skid comes as Facebook's data privacy scandal shakes its peers.
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However, my peers remained my primary issue until the very end.
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Still, Lewis was constantly impressed by the ingenuity of his peers.
|
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Let's posit that Brown is no worse than his sainted peers.
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Janov's peers have never been entirely convinced that his method works.
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It also avoided money-laundering scandals that have knocked some peers.
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Tech shares also gained ground after U.S. peers rallied on Friday.
|
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How do you stand out from any peers in that circle?
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Many already back startups brought to the class by their peers.
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From age five, I knew I was different from my peers.
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Does praise from your peers offer a different kind of validation?
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Like most of my peers, I knew something was very wrong.
|
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So why has Lumentum's stock dramatically underperformed its 3D sensing peers?
|
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The bank has also caught the eye of other European peers.
|
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But like its peers, the National already had its own ethos.
|
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My voice evoked rage and disgust from my peers and teachers.
|
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But that is, ordinarily, the sort of thing his peers understand.
|
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Liverpool, Arsenal and Leeds United were United's genuine foes and peers.
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We must demand that our politicians and peers do the same.
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Hire them and pay them as much as their male peers.
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Which is later than 99 percent of my professionally creative peers.
|
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Citi's peers in the United States have previously announced pay hikes.
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Is it still a popular medium with you and your peers?
|
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It was the first time African American people were my peers.
|
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Do you and your peers look forward to class photo day?
|
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But Facebook, Google and their peers have been noticeably quiet. Why?
|
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Research shows that people with disabilities die younger than nondisabled peers.
|
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Not surprisingly, she has received plenty of support from her peers.
|
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And everyone steals ideas from predecessors as well as from peers.
|
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But where does that leave us, their female peers and colleagues?
|
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Women, however, were still earning substantially less than their male peers.
|
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Testing in the US is well behind the country's international peers.
|
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A female Buddhist monk looked at the scene with her peers.
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It's a time when others develop far faster than their peers.
|
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If peers matter, then so should the absence of a peer.
|
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She is an artist who is closely watched by her peers.
|
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It is truly without peers in the scale of its giving.
|
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Use that job as an opportunity to build relationships with peers.
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TRADITIONAL PEERS, 6% DOUBLE, AND 7% FOR THE ENTIRE MARKETPLACE. OK?
|
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Several of Bennett's football peers were having a far tougher time.
|
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Yet its shares traded at a discount to peers listed there.
|
|
Dimon is significantly richer than his peers in the banking industry.
|
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What are you and your peers doing to make that happen?
|
|
Other estimates have shown it's twice the rate of their peers.
|
|
Many of his peers have been battling fires tirelessly for months.
|
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Its gap over better-rated German peers was at 135 bps.
|
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Do you wish there were more opportunities for your female peers?
|
|
That's below even peers like Morrisons which have patchier sales growth.
|
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In contrast, the peso's peers have generally gained against the greenback.
|
|
Mr. Hollein's art world peers seem to think highly of him.
|
|
The same went for the corporate chieftains he considers his peers.
|
|
Remember: Slack remains unprofitable, like many of its Silicon Valley peers.
|
|
"It's hard being 'that guy,' especially among your peers," he said.
|
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Shares had climbed 1.3% to $A1703 by 0236 GMT, outperforming peers.
|
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It is a selling process that has few peers in opaqueness.
|
|
But she is hardly swimming in a sea of female peers.
|
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N) and Chinese peers China International Capital Corp Ltd (CICC) (3908.
|
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Like Gulf peers, state revenue depends heavily on volatile hydrocarbon prices.
|
|
Mr. Lamar peers out from the album cover, focused and wary.
|
|
And I've had the same conversation with some of your peers.
|
|
SpaceX has proven itself capable of competing with its industry peers.
|
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Todai men, she said, frequently typecast female peers as too serious.
|
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Value stocks are prized for their low valuations relative to peers.
|
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HSB is more exposed to the property market than its peers.
|
|
Still Wendy's stock has outperformed its peers so far this year.
|
|
Peers stole her lunch at school and pulled down her pants.
|
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Twitter's stock tanked 6 percent Wednesday, and dragged its peers lower.
|
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The poor reception could make it harder for peers to recapitalise.
|
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He gathered peers to start EAI and raised an initial $60,000.
|
|
Alibaba has also bucked the trend among its peers with logistics.
|
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But like its American peers, high valuations lead to high expectations.
|
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Among its peers, Notre Dame remains most troubling at 73 percent.
|
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With upstart brands outpacing their legacy peers, deals have followed suit.
|
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"Often these stories we hear are about peers," Mr. Adams said.
|
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But some of Brown's peers have been in awe of him.
|
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But genes and peers play an even bigger role, she said.
|
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We're glad we could make you smarter than all your peers.
|
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My peers gave me referrals for photographers, casting sources, and agents.
|
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She said she feared that her peers would make snide comments.
|
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I told my team, told my peers, told the other C.E.O.s.
|
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Ten of its peers have at least three directors of color.
|
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"I'd love for him to study like his peers," said Haila.
|
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Bevin and his Republican peers in the legislature can think up.
|
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The baht has outperformed its peers this year, rising about 3.7%.
|
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And his willingness to disseminate misinformation appears to eclipse his peers.
|
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Reasons they cited were the Fed having more room to cut rates than its global peers and an acceleration in global growth that might allow those peers to tighten policy, thereby closing the interest rate gap.
|
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Net interest margins are increasing and the bank has demonstrated good cost-efficiency (cost-to-income ratio was 29% in 1H17; lower than peers) and ability to reduce impairment charges (although these remain higher than peers).
|
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The ERS data also shows that £4,086,000 was claimed by 277 peers who spoke just five times or fewer and £7,321,000 was claimed by 394 peers who spoke ten times or fewer in the past year.
|
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The VR of BS reflects a weaker funding profile relative to peers, with high deposit concentration, higher balance of term deposits, and greater reliance on wholesale and interbank markets to fund its loan book than peers.
|
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He concluded, "Being healthy and having the respect of my peers and love from my family, friends, peers and fans is a DAILY source of inspiration, for which I am so grateful, you have no idea."
|
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The percentage of millennials who think they're financially worse off than their peers (37%) is also notable because it's lower than the percentage of Gen X who think they're financially worse off than their peers — 43%.
|
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MSSL appears more leveraged than its peers because of its expansion capex, but Fitch's forecasts for the company's FCF profitability and leverage profile in the post-expansion years (FY20 onwards) compare well against that for its peers.
|
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Rather, poor adolescents may be more likely than their wealthier peers to end up pregnant and parenting, but their outcomes remain very similar to their peers who start out poor and do not become parents as teenagers.
|
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Atrium's relatively weak business profile when compared with its peers is offset by its solid and now almost fully unencumbered balance sheet, and low Fitch adjusted net LTV of around 30% which compares favourably with most peers.
|
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The last major attempt to reform the House of Lords was during Tony Blair's government when the majority of the hereditary peers were expelled - leaving a rump of 99 members remaining and hundreds of appointed life peers.
|
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Now, some of its peers may face increased pressure to follow suit.
|
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Woori's FCC ratio is currently low relative to domestic and global peers.
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Don't make your decision because your friend and peers are doing this.
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They're sexually harassed by their bosses, their peers, and even their subordinates.
|
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America's sheltered airlines charge more than European peers and deliver worse service.
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HILMA AF KLINT did not trust her peers to understand her work.
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It could also share "trending" content that is popular among your peers.
|
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Relative to some of its business software peers, DocuSign got off easy.
|
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Peers Capita, Mitie and Interserve have all issued warnings in recent times.
|
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It turns out that he was motivated enough to outperform his peers.
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But almost all of my peers understood the potential of these companies.
|
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Kendrick is held to a higher standard than any of his peers.
|
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Whilst my peers were nailing standard deviation I was stuck on algebra.
|
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BHP, like its peers, is ploughing more investment into large-scale growth.
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My mom was furious, and my peers thought I was a freak.
|
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People of every country get into fights with friends, family, and peers.
|
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This has led to a weaker tax capacity than its regional peers.
|
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Clearly it's on the minds of many of my peers as well.
|
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He has since lambasted his former industry peers for high drug costs.
|
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I hope my peers have the moral courage to call it such.
|
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Thanks to that paper, you're enjoying a certain status among your peers.
|
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The dollar was up 21 percent against a basket of major peers.
|
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NXD remains high relative to the 'BBB' peers' median (1.9% of GDP).
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GB109165476= DE3.93= For a graphic on Royal Mail v peers, see - tmsnrt.
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However, its investment banking peers Citigroup and Wells Fargo reported mixed results.
|
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She would fall asleep in school and becoming aggressive with her peers.
|
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But unlike his peers, he's not counting likes, or scouring for cleavage.
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The baht's strength has helped the bourse outperform regional peers, analysts said.
|
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Gracie learned that two of her male peers were paid significantly more.
|
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In recent years, Thailand's growth rates have lagged those of regional peers.
|
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Canopy has been more aggressive than its peers in acquiring other firms.
|
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Consequently, the capital vulnerability to unreserved problem assets remains higher than peers.
|
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Collins and about 80% of his peers were "gung-ho," he recalled.
|
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It was part of what made him so different from his peers.
|
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Several of Ellison's peers donated to former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
|
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First, we need to breakdown how well Haddish knows her new peers.
|
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Would her mother yell at her in front of her new peers?
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At our events, everyone feels so relaxed because they're surrounded by peers.
|
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But sometimes it helps to hear what your peers found most beneficial.
|
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Meanwhile my peers were working long hours at less than ideal jobs.
|
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Mexican stocks fell about 1% while the peso outperformed their regional peers.
|
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What's perceived as aggression by her male peers is really Naomi's ambition.
|
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After all, their male peers aren't hesitating to run for public office.
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I know many of our peers have not had an easy time.
|
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They then develop lessons to share with their peers back at school.
|
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This improvement was also in line with some of the insurer's peers.
|
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Teachers are given time to practise and they receive feedback from peers.
|
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Racially diverse teams also perform 403 percent better than their industry peers.
|
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Bosch benefits from stronger business diversification than peers, such as BorgWarner, Inc.
|
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T). Olympus is far less expensive than peers like Medtronic PLC (MDT.
|
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I previously attended a private school where I had no female peers.
|
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I finally understood why my peers were so dedicated to Leonardo DiCaprio.
|
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Pallotta now believes Roma creates more content than most of its peers.
|
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Third-party data puts its sales and customer retention below its peers.
|
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When they deviate from these, they face a backlash from their peers.
|
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Stocks in the region mostly tracked a rise for Western European peers.
|
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They are already implicitly judging countries and companies relative to their peers.
|
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Academically, boarders perform even worse than their peers who live at home.
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He is as full of motivations and desires as his human peers.
|
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Black pupils received about a fifth of the funding of white peers.
|
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The loans/deposits ratio is lower than peers (81% at end-1H13).
|
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Security is important, which is why all communication between peers is encrypted.
|
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Still, deep-pocketed peers like Bloomberg are gunning for the same customers.
|
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Both men have been critical of PulteGroup's performance relative to its peers.
|
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Gives them a chance to network with a group of their peers.
|
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The fundamentals will remain comparable with higher-rated peers' in emerging markets.
|
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Still, the stock trades at a slight discount to its aerospace peers. .
|
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Compared with its peers in the industry, it has had good results.
|
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I worried for the safety of my peers, and of my family.
|
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Sony took a slightly different approach than its peers at E3 2018.
|
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Do you get that a lot from your peers in the industry?
|
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I feel so fortunate [to] have respect and admiration from [my] peers.
|
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However, its leverage metrics remain more in line with 'BBB' rated peers.
|
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In Rhode Island, AnchorED employs about 22 peers to serve the state.
|
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The optimism comes amid a dark period for Netflix and its peers.
|
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To handle her peers' transactions and market the bank's student-specific accounts.
|
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Industry peers have faced similar inquiries and have settled for various amounts.
|
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Among his peers, Mattis has a reputation as a blunt military strategist.
|
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All of her Japanese peers proceed to nod in whispering, mumbling agreement.
|
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Disadvantaged students end up 3–4 years behind their more affluent peers.
|
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Demand has cooled, even as Samsung and peers continue to add capacity.
|
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Listed peers are trading at 8-10 times their expected core earnings.
|
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The cast includes O'Toole's peers Vanessa Redgrave, Leslie Phillips, and Richard Griffiths.
|
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Low capital ratios reflect rapid financing growth and weaker profitability than peers'.
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She's not surprised her peers are taking a stand against gun violence.
|
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Crime bosses in Liverpool and Manchester began to copy their London peers.
|
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I've learned so much from all of my peers, friends and family.
|
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This ratio still compares favourably with that of domestic and international peers.
|
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The cost to income ratio (64% in 2016) is significantly above peers.
|
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"That's about one-tenth of Netflix's valuation," The Information's Martin Peers wrote.
|
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Ms Kaur would rather not act as a pioneer among her peers.
|
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Here's how some of their peers incorporate reading into their own lives.
|
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Even the best athletes didn't start out any better than their peers.
|
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It set precedents and paved the way for several of its peers.
|
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But growth in Southeast Asia's second-largest economy still lags regional peers.
|
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We want to be seen well in the eyes of our peers.
|
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Blacks have significantly higher rates of downward mobility than their white peers.
|
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Nevada Copper and other junior miners have an advantage over larger peers.
|
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I don't face much stigma from my peers for voting for Johnson.
|
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While her peers sported ponytails or chignons, Scott's trademark braids stayed constant.
|
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The median ratio for Fitch-rated peers was 10.1% at end-1H16.
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He was playing alongside his peers, as well as the football players.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Liverpool's 'BBB+' ratings are well-positioned relative to its peers.
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Like emerging market peers, South African assets have rallied since last year.
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Swedbank's corporate lending (excluding property management) is smaller than of domestic peers.
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Strauss felt out of step with his peers, dismayed by their attitude.
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When it comes to roasting Rob Lowe, his peers aren't holding back.
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Soocas faces some serious competition from its Chinese peers Usmile and Roaman.
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Many of Mourou's peers felt it inappropriately portrayed women working in physics.
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My peers and I have deemed sites like College Confidential extremely toxic.
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Climate strike organizer Marie-Claire Graf, 23, was urging peers to vote.
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Government bond yields fell slightly across the region, tracking euro zone peers.
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Our dignity is stripped away from us in front of our peers.
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His movement peers made a lot of hay about The Bell Curve.
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These reflect good financial metrics compared to peers and relatively good franchises.
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FCHI rose 0.1 percent, outperforming peers thanks to strong gains from Kering.
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And they can defend peers who become political targets for speaking up.
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It turns out they struggle to graduate compared to their wealthier peers.
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Customers' and peers' faith in Deutsche was shaken after the 2016 fines.
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FTSE outperformed European peers with a 0.8% advance, helped by telecoms companies.
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Charter school students are equal to their peers in other public schools.
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Did one of them actually criticize his peers because of her looks?
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Guatemala's external indicators are strong compared to peers in the 'BB' category.
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We view the junior notes as well-aligned with its pub peers.
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But even stripping out carmakers, British manufacturers are far behind their peers.
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When you hear gossip or unkind comments, stand up for your peers.
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Canadians born in the 1980s are better off than their American peers.
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I could walk through my peers' avatars, seeing inside their hollow bodies.
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Several of those most exposed to energy bonds have outperformed their peers.
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Unlike some of his peers, he never became his own tribute act.
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The builder's upbeat tone also lifted peers Barratt Development and Taylor Wimpey.
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Geoff Rickly: I think we are peers by now, not to interject.
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However, BP's expansion in U.S. shale fell behind many of it peers.
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It also has the highest EBITDA margin among 'BB' rating category peers.
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"Their entire focus is within this realm of their peers," Frick says.
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Viacom trades at a lower price-to-earnings multiple than its peers.
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Unlike its peers, earnings in the last few quarters haven't wowed investors.
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They fail, destroying universes and alienating their superhero peers along the way.
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The Saudi index is up nearly 9.6 percent, outperforming its Gulf peers.
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But its peers have not been as successful in assuaging investors' concerns.
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Corpbanca Colombia's asset quality ratios compare well with similarly rated international peers.
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The FTSE 100 was up 0.7 percent, outperforming its euro zone peers.
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Citi also said Wells Fargo faces less earnings risk than its peers.
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This would shrink the buffers it enjoys over the metrics of peers.
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Fox enters the NBA as the rawest of his summer league peers.
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ABN AMRO's risk-weighted capitalisation is sound and compares well with peers'.
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How did your peers respond to you having to go to treatment?
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It legitimized the emotions Fleabag's peers were feeling behind our laptop screens.
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By contrast, Fidelity's investment-grade bond funds beat 67 percent of peers.
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Still, the country´s biggest lender is lagging behind its private peers.
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And yes, it deserves to trade at a premium to its peers.
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The baht has appreciated more than its Southeast Asian peers this year.
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So far the indications are that he is weaker than his peers.
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Unlike most of her peers, however, she wasn't snaring her subjects unawares.
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They are more likely to be unemployed than their non-Kurdish peers.
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She commands a premium of easily 50 percent over her female peers.
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Ofnot living up to our potential while our peers chase their dreams?
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Instead they continue to downplay comments and make excuses for their peers.
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"If you're a prime minister, you're chosen by your peers," she continued.
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In fact, a lot of recommendations for games came from my peers.
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Any upward movement in one firm tends to ripple among its peers.
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Inflation has persistently overshot targets and is well in excess of peers.
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Macy's peers Nordstrom Inc and Kohls Corp slid 10.2% and 11.2%, respectively.
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Both outperformed their Italian-issued, euro-denominated peers during May's bond rout.
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After listening to the concerns of our peers we are taking action.
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Japanese shares are relatively cheap compared with their global peers, he said.
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"I was probably more aware of it than my peers," Brod said.
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We rate Brazilian equities as "most preferred" relative to emerging-market peers.
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The bank's peers, though, have been solidly below $60 for some time.
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Having civil discussions with peers of vastly different opinions became second nature.
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Your startup peers tell us they come away with long-term benefits.
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As such, CIBC has lower risk-weight density measure versus its peers.
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These kinds of roles led to Weisz's blurring among her 2000s peers.
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First, bringing in the international students gives the top US students peers.
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The Sparebanken's capital adequacy ratios compare well with those of international peers.
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Regular church attendees even exhibit less racial prejudice than their nonreligious peers.
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Most of her female peers, Maggie said, were not interested in chess.
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Peers Kering and LVMH also rose 1.2 percent and 0.5 percent respectively.
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Bitcoin's less expensive peers such as litecoin and ether have also surged.
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Something about Manu's separation from normal society seemed appealing to his peers.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 29, and Gaetz, 36, are in line with their peers.
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Magazines, peers, TV shows, and movies spread plenty of misinformation as well.
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Mr. Andrés and his peers arrived after the 43 students had disappeared.
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Poor children still enter kindergarten nearly a year behind their richer peers.
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Even Dicey Dungeon's idea of metagame progression is distinct from its peers.
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Kashuv has frequently opposed his peers' efforts to support tougher gun measures.
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Financial stocks tracked their U.S. peers, as Wall Street retreated on Thursday.
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If anything, President Obama could learn from his peers on this issue.
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"Does your style of living equal that of your peers?" asked Rosen.
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But that's not all that makes her different from her student peers.
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But it still trades at 1.3 times tangible book value, above peers.
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Investors are betting on state firms to outperform their private company peers.
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In theory, on-campus programs offer direct access to professors and peers.
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Facebook stock has actually outperformed its social peers in one month's time.
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Fitch considers geopolitical risks to be elevated compared with rating category peers.
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What if it did the same for this group and its peers?
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Fixed-income sales and trading revenues rose 11%, both ahead of peers.
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Its peers CSR Ltd and Boral Ltd fell 6.3% and 8%, respectively.
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In this case, Goldberg provided the proper pronunciations of her host peers.
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JGBs tracked their global peers such as U.S. Treasuries and German bunds.
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They congratulated their friends, peers and favorite shows who took home prizes.
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But not all of Maroon 5 peers will be watching the spectacle.
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Twitter noted that it worked with "industry peers" to find them. Sen.
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Perhaps lesbians who are "out" are more competitive than their heterosexual peers.
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She didn't know what that was, and her peers seemed similarly stuck.
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Tesco's solid numbers followed similarly robust results from peers Sainsbury and Morrisons .
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Natixis shares are up 22 percent this year, outperforming French sector peers.
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This motivation elevates For Honor above its peers, slightly but certainly significantly.
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Peers BHP Group and Fortescue Metals rose about 0.6% and 2.5%, respectively.
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In college, his peers didn't like how he exemplified the model minority.
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Under such circumstances, Binja said her peers are afraid to speak out.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY EQR along with peers Avalon Bay Communities and UDR, Inc.
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Axios asked publishers which of their peers seems to be breaking through.
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CaixaBank and Sabadell are more exposed than peers, given their Catalan roots.
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He blames the Fed and its peers for much of the situation.
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I have the experience of being younger than most of my peers.
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The sector got a boost from solid showing in U.S. peers overnight.
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He says he no longer looks at the work of his peers.
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BSF BSF's VR reflects the bank's low risk appetite compared with peers.
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These factors are counterbalanced by SAIB's limited capital buffers compared with peers.
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One way that Lucas got approval from his peers was by preaching.
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THEY DIDN'T FEEL THE SAME NEED TO EVOLVE AS THEIR UNDERPERFORMING PEERS.
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Mr. Breckman's formula was different from that of his darker cable peers.
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Despite the results, some of Semmelweis' peers viewed his theory with skepticism.
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But her precarious status gives her a clearer view of her peers.
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It lets AT&T and Comcast and its peers off the hook.
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Frankfurt-listed shares rose 0.8%, while their peers in London firmed 1%.
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Apple has also asked its tech peers to stand behind the company.
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Today, we have a higher death rate than all of our peers.
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XY encourages its members to find a niche among their peers instead.
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Consumers have little choice but to work with Equifax and its peers.
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The job before him is persuading his peers that person is him.
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Then a coy Native woman in wolfskin peers out through tall grass.
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But the ECB has changed course, along with many of its peers.
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Unlike Justin's convertible-driving, All Saints cardigan-wearing peers, he is poor.
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But Silva's attitude of engaged skepticism is pretty common among her peers.
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Funk and her peers aced the first phase of the physical tests.
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I just wanted to talk like my peers did and fit in.
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What might you be able to learn from them and their peers?
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During the first hour, Warren was crisper than most of her peers.
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Yet the desire to communicate arrival to one's economic peers remains powerful.
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Like many of her artist peers, she is virtually unknown outside Australia.
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Like their Senate peers, why not roll the dice on the presidency?
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Others are assigned peers who have been through treatment and assist others.
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My peers are confusing my taking charge in the workplace for leading.
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Our homes reflect, at least, as much about our peers as ourselves.
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Such distractions would, doubtless, sound hopelessly antiquated to Alli and his peers.
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"He had no rivals, no peers in the Assembly," Mr. Williams said.
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Her (mostly white) peers and teachers stared at her work, often uncomprehendingly.
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Its central bank has held lending benchmarks steady as global peers slash.
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Callimachi: A jury of their peers found them to be not guilty.
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His departure comes at a tough time for Alibaba and its peers.
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The responsibility for maintaining the world falls to you and your peers.
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My peers need to understand that "corona-cation" is no joking matter.
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Those with graduate degrees fall nearly as far behind their white peers.
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On average, contracted workers' pay lags that of their direct employee peers.
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I appeared to command more respect and authority than my younger peers.
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He was the first among his peers to delve fully into abstraction.
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Addressing his peers in front of a new memorial for the Sept.
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A lot of them are our peers — it's a fairly small community.
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"In world ranking only Enzo Ferrari and Colin Chapman were his peers."
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It embodied what I would wear and what my peers would wear.
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She has seen the benefit of him finding peers with common interests.
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A network of former military peers helps provide dignified ceremonies and burials.
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In those programs, Clara usually chats with just one of her peers.
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Mr. Dunleavy has a tense history with political peers in the state.
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Its asset-quality metrics are weak relative to Fitch-rated domestic peers.
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CM11's capitalisation is solid and in line with similarly rated peers'.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Wesfarmers rating of 'BBB+' is well-positioned relative to peers.
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The strategy could help keep Nordstrom relevant and ahead of its peers.
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One -- Paul Manafort -- has been convicted by a jury of his peers.
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You have to excel and perform against your peers, above and beyond.
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We all enjoy the feeling of being digitally noticed by our peers.
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However, they are average among domestic peers and have decreased during 2015.
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Long considered a master by her peers, Dormeshia is entering her prime.
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The show also incorporates interviews with family members, assistant coaches and peers.
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These improvements have narrowed the gap between TBANK and larger domestic peers.
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Discussing salary information with peers can be a sensitive topic for anyone.
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Other Republicans worried that their peers were beginning to lose their nerve.
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But she and her peers brim with hope that that could change.
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Shy and dyslexic, Julian struggles at school, bullied by peers and teachers.
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Technology shares were in favour following their U.S. peers' outperfomance on Monday.
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This type of dishonesty is likely very common among Trump's wealthy peers.
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To be clear, guys aren't alone in riding roughshod over their peers.
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They felt so behind their peers that they just said 'screw it.
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Interior offensive linemen, forever faceless, are prized and celebrated among their peers.
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It's no secret that diverse and inclusive companies outperform their homogenous peers.
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People want permission to flop and not be judged by their peers.
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We share them in hushed tones to trusted peers, friends, and partners.
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Reid's preparation helped him land the job over his more experienced peers.
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They had only Han peers, and so they had only Han friends.
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We weren't like TV sitcom characters, but we were peers and confidantes.
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A new app called Peanut promises to connect mothers with their peers.
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ICICI has one of the highest bad loan ratios among its peers.
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And those aren't the only senior citizens whom Zuckerberg now calls peers.
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He peers down into the ocean and gasps at what we see.
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But that puts Germany at odds with European peers such as France.
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Yale did much better than many of its peers, gaining 3.4 percent.
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But some of their European peers described it as a necessary decision.
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Islamic banks typically rely less on market funding than their conventional peers.
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The news sent bitcoin and myriad cryptocurrency peers like ethereum tumbling overnight.
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Investors complained Microsoft didn't keep up with the gains of its peers.
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This ratio is weak compared to EPR's peers with investment-grade IDRs.
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Instead, they've favored the biggest polluters against their more moderately polluting peers.
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The fund is also in the 97th percentile versus peers in 2019.
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So the rise of Western populists is now emboldening peers in Asia.
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Peers start to reject and isolate her or make fun of her.
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I wrote 380 articles one year and was honored by my peers.
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Money is another reason many African countries have fallen behind their peers.
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America's most advantaged teenagers scored below their well-off peers in science.
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In 2000, his peers elected him to the National Academy of Sciences.
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My peers, who voted me into student government the previous semester, applauded.
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And like its peers, it offers analytics, fraud detection, and security solutions.
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The bank's asset quality has improved, but remains weaker relative to peers.
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I believe my peers' apparent complacency stems from two main issues: 85033.
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Mocked by his peers in France, he found keen readers across Europe.
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The launch comes as Japanese small-cap shares outperform their larger peers.
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However, household goods stocks outperformed their peers as investors bet on cyclicals.
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The bank also thinks its peers underappreciate spending in the United States.
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WeChat has surprisingly few advertisements compared to its peers in the industry.
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Remembrances: Mr. Lagerfeld's peers, including Giorgio Armani and Donatella Versace, offered reflections.
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"Trust me," May had told her peers, according to a British official.
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His peers did not immediately fall in love with the celebration, either.
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When he covered his body in tattoos, his peers and idolizers followed.
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We often say without thinking and simply think what our peers think.
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Chroniclers of the suffrage struggle tended not to record their black peers.
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"Russia and China have become near peers," Rogers told NPR last June.
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One -- Paul Manafort -- had been convicted by a jury of his peers.
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Goldman likes Nvidia the best compared to some of its semiconductor peers.
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Or does it come from family, peers, teachers, your community or others?
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His turn to figuration would definitively separate him, aesthetically, from his peers.
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Now these designers and their peers are trying to undo that damage.
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She would rather bury herself in a book than chat with peers.
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Beloved by his patients, Sarno was also derided by his medical peers.
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Unlike some of its peers, Facebook has never had trouble moving fast.
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I think we stand head and shoulders above most of our peers.
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Baker created the book with her peers from the hospital in mind.
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Those arguments are really valuable, and beneficial for my peers to hear.
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There's some hope for babies who are less attractive than their peers.
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A rating upgrade could also result if SFL is able to continue to maintain its capitalisation and asset-quality metrics at levels comparable to higher-rated peers while achieving a stronger franchise relative to its higher-rated peers.
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"The investment case at WPP is all about the multiple where the significant discount the group suffers vs peers ... is entirely down to the perception that WPP's growth has permanently diverged from the peers," analysts at Citi said.
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Children able to visit a dentist before their third birthday experienced restorative costs 85033 percent lower than for their peers, extraction costs 57 percent lower than their peers, and had 33 percent fewer restorative and extraction procedures overall.
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IT WAS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE SHAREHOLDERS AND COMPANY TO REDUCE THAT TO A LEVEL THAT'S IN LINE WITH OUR PEERS, IN TERMS OF PAYOUT RATIO IN LINE WITH OUR PEERS IN TERMS OF DIVIDEND YIELD.
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The revision of the Outlook to Stable from Negative on CIL reflects Fitch's expectations of stable creditworthiness of the leasing entity relative to peers in the country given resilient asset quality and capital ratios in line with peers.
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"Our new framework to understand the VIX and index volatility identifies a key divergence in the underlying correlations of stocks to their peers vs correlations of stocks to non-peers, " Doctor wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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WE STARTED ON ONE BAR GRAPH IN THE LOWER LEFT, 2011 TO 43 WHERE P&G WAS GROWING AT 14%, PEERS 22% AND THE MARKET AT 28% AND THEN YOU LOOK AT WHEN DAVID TAYLOR TOOK OVER P&G WAS GROWING AT 213%, PEERS AT 210% AND THE MARKET GROWTH AT 2409% NOW ITS HARD FOR THESE BIG GUYS, THE PEERS, TO COMPETE WITH THE DIGITAL COMPETITION.
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The amount Ghosn reportedly made was more than any of his peers who had held his roles at Nissan, Mitsubishi and Renault SA. It undercut Ghosn's previous claim that his salary was short of his peers, the Journal said.
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