Projected propensity to vote based on demographic data—not always the same thing as reported propensity to vote—was factored in.
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Because she proposes getting the new tax revenue from those with a low marginal propensity to spend, or alternatively, a high marginal propensity to save.
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In our view, the Moroccan state's propensity to support CDG in case of need is very high, as is CDG's propensity to support CIH if required.
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What's interesting is that, according to the authors of that study, there's an emerging consensus that the propensity to punish is stronger than the propensity to reward.
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This represents a further redistribution away from those with the greatest need (and therefore the highest marginal propensity to spend) to those with the least marginal propensity to spend.
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"Our propensity to buy stuff isn't going away, and China's propensity to produce stuff more cheaply than we can isn't going away," said Mitch Roschelle, a partner at PwC.
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"You could certainly make a fair argument that leagues should be able to know whether a player has a [genetic] propensity to alcoholism, or a propensity to have a gambling addiction," Milstein says.
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But even Ms. Smith couldn't cure my propensity to misbehave.
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His propensity to do so has to make mathematicians cringe.
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Do you have a high marginal propensity to consume chocolate?
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This is known as the marginal propensity to consume (MPC).
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Lawmakers would benefit from his propensity to speak his mind.
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Drain has so far shown a propensity to keeping Sears alive.
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Shifting resources toward those with greater propensity to spend should help.
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The flipside of MBS's boldness is his propensity to act rashly.
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In Britain, the propensity to vote rises as people become happier.
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We do not expect the banks' owners' support propensity to weaken.
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Our propensity to engage in poor planning is not newly discovered.
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Its propensity to bend yet endure makes it a cultural symbol.
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And Islamic State fighters have not shown much propensity to flee.
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Instead, people might have a natural propensity to sort themselves out.
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This relies on MS' ability and propensity to honour their budget commitments.
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Lately, however, this propensity to fear the worst has become more pronounced.
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Ad nauseam, the Straits Times and others praise his propensity to "listen".
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Additionally, the agency views EIF shareholders' propensity to support EIF as strong.
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Carter-Johnson, a professional photographer, has a propensity to draw or doodle.
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So China's vast surpluses in part reflected its extraordinary propensity to save.
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And Democrats are well-known for their propensity to wring their hands.
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A widespread propensity to hoard money posed a problem for Say's vision.
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UK telecoms operators generally have shown a good propensity to drive efficiencies.
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Yes, I'm talking about his absolute crystal-clear propensity to kick people.
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That something is a masochistic propensity to want what you cannot have.
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One study examined people's propensity to break rules — in this case, driving rules.
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That makes the government nervous—and may increase its propensity to silence critics.
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NEVER underestimate a successful man's propensity to waste money on hideous personal items.
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"The market has completely overestimated the Fed's propensity to cut rates," Emanuel said.
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"North Korea has a propensity to try and capture everyone's attention," Cha said.
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Instead, Newell's (perhaps inherited) propensity to forgive manifests itself with her husband, John.
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Rather, he has always been broadly liberal, but with a propensity to lapse.
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Along the way, Mrs May has shown a remarkable propensity to lose ministers.
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Stock prices have a propensity to decline, sometimes rather precipitously, after mid-March.
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But the subindex measuring consumer propensity to buy edged up to 56.3 points.
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In five clicks it can detect your propensity to buy and your interest.
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Our digital spaces are increasingly organized around our capacity and propensity to spend.
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Businesses' propensity to invest was up slightly since a similar survey last autumn.
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As originally issued, the Galaxy Note 7 had a propensity to catch fire.
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Millennials especially have demonstrated a propensity to favor companies with a generous mission.
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This concern, while genuine, misunderstands people's propensity to commit crime throughout their lives.
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Sub-indices measuring consumer propensity to buy and income expectations both dropped by just 0.13 point with propensity to buy at 20.1 points and income expectations at 212 points, supported by a stable job market and a low interest rate.
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Musk is known for his propensity to make seemingly rash decisions — Boring Company, anyone?
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Overall, these firms now have the same propensity to reinvest as other listed companies.
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And in past decades various factors have been driving up the propensity to save.
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But in the Noughties, things still had the propensity to get very messy indeed.
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A third approach is to breed animals with a lower propensity to burp methane.
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It makes them feel poorer and reduces their propensity to spend, invest, and donate.
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And octopus, with the propensity to get too rubbery and tough, is definitely another.
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Even Helen Mirren has weighed in on Kim Kardashian's propensity to take nude selfies.
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We've known for a while that Cohen had a propensity to tape his conversations.
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As the propensity to carry on luggage grew, so did the overhead bin wars.
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Nonetheless, Joffrey was hungry for power and had a propensity to act rather foolishly.
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As income declines, so does the propensity to turn out at the ballot box.
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Because of its limited retail deposit and lending market shares, a change in the sovereign's propensity to provide support to the banking sector in general would not necessarily mean that the propensity to provide support to Mediobanca increases to the same extent.
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Its members have challenged the propensity to define Muslim family life in exclusively heterosexual terms.
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But because we love our technology, we have a propensity to make the haystack bigger.
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"The UK's propensity to spend money on pets is very stable," the first source said.
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So far, President Donald Trump has shown a propensity to surround himself with climate deniers.
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Even more encouraging, testing showed bacteria had little propensity to acquire resistance to the drug.
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The state's strong propensity to support BDB is underpinned primarily by BDB's policy bank status.
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Yet Mr. Trump has shown a propensity to relax his terms as the negotiations unfold.
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We've seen him show a propensity to say African-American athletes and lawmakers aren't smart.
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The subsidiaries' IDRs are negatively sensitive to changes in the parent's propensity to provide support.
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The subsidiaries' IDRs are sensitive to adverse changes in the parent's propensity to provide support.
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To be fair, I think "explaining" music in general always has the propensity to sound cheesy.
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It is superficial spectacular art for a superficial spectacular art world with a propensity to dazzle.
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They have a very high propensity to then trade around in and about our other brands.
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Perhaps most predictable is Mr. Trump's propensity to insult other presidential candidates, both Republicans and Democrats.
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This underpins Fitch's expectations that the state has strong propensity to provide support to these entities.
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Fitch, therefore, considers propensity to support to be relatively weak and factors this into the ratings.
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One question is how much having a trans identity offsets the overwhelming male propensity to violence.
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Fitch believes that member states' propensity to support CDB is in line with fellow MDB peers.
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That's saying something, since the court has shown a strong propensity to vindicate free-speech claims.
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So is the statistical propensity to "marry in" and raise devout families a mainly haredi phenomenon?
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However, the propensity to provide support to these two banks remains high, particularly in local currency.
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"We're also interested in researching its propensity to stimulate creativity, productivity, and cognitive functioning," Feilding said.
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It is our propensity to elect political leaders who have no idea what they are doing.
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But one very serious and now recurring problem is the plane's propensity to burst into flames.
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Mr. Trump's evident propensity to repeat outright falsehoods may make him an exception to this rule.
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For these reasons, the American propensity to dine out has been linked with the obesity epidemic.
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Does the angry citizen have a keen sense of justice, or a propensity to join mobs?
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And the theater, with its tender heroism, empathy and propensity to help others, will survive again.
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That was only the most recent example of Cruz's propensity to stay on Trump's good side.
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He has shown a troubling propensity to discount or reject expert advice related to international security.
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Given China's propensity to censor content it doesn't like, however, the news is still somewhat surprising.
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It indicated a propensity to tamp down my own desires, to give too much to others.
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Scott Sagan points out that the problem with this is its propensity to beget nuclear proliferation.
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So the propensity to vote is lower for millennials — but there are so many of them.
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Speaking of Rebecca, her propensity to be the human version of Pinterest is cute but slightly annoying.
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Their homes are cropping up ever closer to these features, which often have a propensity to burn.
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A decline in households' propensity to save also poses risks to the inflation slowdown, the bank said.
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"We have no reason to believe that ubrogepant has any propensity to induce liver injury," Nicholson said.
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Facebook and its properties, such as Instagram, have a propensity to go overboard when enforcing these policies.
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And that anxiety generally increases with age, which means it also corresponds to the propensity to vote.
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"I'm very underwhelmed by this propensity to go out an pick -- attack your own side," said Gingrich.
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But Ramstad's question revealed modern society's propensity to simply buy new objects instead of mending old ones.
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The Kinkajou has a propensity to drink people's drinks ... so you gotta see this one in action.
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The different economics lead to a different propensity to be controlled by a small group of companies.
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This is assuming our assessment of the sovereign's propensity to extend support to the banks is maintained.
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In fact, businesses and consumers may have a lower marginal propensity to spend in uncertain economic times.
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The most consistent part of the Mets' approach so far has been their propensity to rally late.
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Behind the scenes, some beltway Republicans worry about Trump's divisiveness and his high propensity to spark controversy.
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Above all, we encourage women to be aware of the female propensity to shy away from competitions.
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What really matters is the predictions of one's behavior, interests and propensity to buy certain kinds of products.
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And it's too easy to confuse a propensity to bullshit through life with a lost grip on reality.
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These factors could goose up an eater's propensity to sweat alongside whatever heat the meat itself is generating.
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Brought to a secure warehouse, the seasoned believer encounters an Alien Replica Vehicle with the propensity to disappear.
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Harnessing his high level of energy and propensity to jump from task to task actually fueled his creativity.
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"The BOJ has a propensity to surprise, although most of the time, the surprises are negative," Lam said.
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All images via YouTubeNothing undermines the Canadian myth of politeness and boring civility like our propensity to riot.
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Critically, the appointment of a "representative payee" in no way reflects on an applicant's propensity to harm others.
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These headwinds will likely increase the industry's propensity to automate, which would have significant impacts on existing labor.
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" He repeatedly complained about Trump's propensity to make false claims, drily noting, "I believe in fact-based campaigns.
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Rather, what the pathologists were finding wasn't particularly pathological—these thyroid cancers had little propensity to cause illness.
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But they have been unsuccessful in taming his propensity to respond sharply to media coverage of his campaign.
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CCF's ratings are also sensitive to a change in Fitch's assumptions around Chailease's propensity to support the subsidiary.
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A weakening of the state's propensity to support the banks may result in a downgrade of the ratings.
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These include a susceptibility to hypnosis, a proclivity for fantasy, and propensity to conflate real and imagined events.
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In addition, we believe Kuveyt Turk would have a high propensity to ensure repayment of the KKSVK certificates.
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I am given material, and I have a propensity to show how a victimized person can show strength.
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In most years, that would not be a big concern, given the state's propensity to vote for Democrats.
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In one zoo, as visitor density increased, so did orangutans' propensity to cover their heads with paper sacks.
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However, in our opinion its propensity to do so may be lower because it controls only 30% of WIB.
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First, he displayed a propensity to view the US role in international affairs almost entirely through a military lens.
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The ratings would also be affected by any change in our assessment of UGF's propensity to support Unipol Banca.
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She's shown a propensity to fight, at times clashing with Buttigieg in the center and Sanders on the left.
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The president's propensity to call out various groups and individuals for mockery causes many to wonder who is next.
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These could result in larger losses challenging VEB's propensity to provide support in a sufficient amount or timely fashion.
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The propensity to buy as measured by the GfK also deteriorated to reach its lowest in nearly four years.
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"While economic expectations improved, income expectations and the propensity to buy declined a bit," GfK researcher Ralf Buerkl said.
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The IR is potentially adjusted by a credit uplift, reflecting shareholders' capacity and propensity to provide extraordinary financial support.
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The higher propensity to save means the neutral real rate is lower—probably much lower—than in the past.
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Downward rating pressure may also arise from weakening in the government's propensity to provide financial support to Indonesia Eximbank.
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First: Does somebody else already own this data asset with a propensity to use it in a competitive manner?
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Creative thinking is discouraged, not least by the government's propensity to lock up young people who speak their mind.
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Despite possessing a talented, towering frontcourt, Missouri has shown a propensity to let it fly from 3-point range.
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MERCOM A downgrade in Mercom's ratings is contingent on Bancolombia's ability and propensity to support its operations if needed.
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Cleveland thought the answer at quarterback was Robert Griffin III, an exciting player with a propensity to be injured.
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This propensity to aid one another in a time of need has historically been one of our greatest attributes.
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This supports our view that the Qatari authorities have a strong ability and propensity to support the country's banks.
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While they acknowledge that a president has expansive power to pardon, they worry about Trump's propensity to flout norms.
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The SRs and SRFs will also be impacted by any change in the government's propensity to extend timely support.
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Rich people spend a lot, absolutely, but they have a lower marginal propensity to spend than less-affluent citizens.
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The Chinese have recently shown a propensity to invest and expand their imprint on sports companies from the West.
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"[They have] a propensity to look for brands whose values or product designs resonate with what drives these circles."
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"Better growth prospects of companies increase their propensity to buy new cars," said Dariusz Balcerzyk, an analyst at Samar.
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Old feuds burn bright Trump's propensity to wage old feuds was evident in his wild tweet storms this weekend.
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And there are plenty of other potential labour flashpoints this year, not to mention copper mines' propensity to underperform.
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"She talked about the propensity to be irrevocably altered based on consumption of what [moderators] were supposedly moderating against."
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Last holiday season, hoverboards went on airlines' own Do Not Fly lists because of their propensity to catch fire.
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In his choice of partner, he has shown a certain courage, a propensity to do things on his terms.
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With it, the morale, the life expectancy, the propensity to alcoholism, to domestic violence, and to complete social breakdown.
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The ratings affirmations reflect Fitch's view of the authorities' high propensity to provide extraordinary support to both banks, if required.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR BBVAC's Support Rating of '2' reflects the parent's ability and propensity to support BBVAC.
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Consider this: A child with a genetic propensity to be smart may choose to spend more time in a library.
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This skin type is also known to have a greater propensity to reactivity, breakouts, and hormonal flare-ups (for women).
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Although the total population of companies in America has been steady, their propensity to list their shares has roughly halved.
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Notwithstanding the crime rate, the police department shrank; in a place with a propensity to arson, firefighters were laid off.
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FCA BANK FCA Bank's ratings are primarily sensitive to changes in Fitch's assumptions about CA's propensity to support the bank.
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EFL provides "psychometric testing"—online quizzes that have a surprisingly good record in predicting a prospective borrower's propensity to repay.
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RBC Capital Markets said client money indicates their propensity to trade and is a positive indicator of future growth potential.
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What if it turns out there's a link between — let's say — a lack of education and propensity to spread disinformation?
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It reflects Fitch's opinion that UC would have a high propensity to support its Austrian subsidiary in case of need.
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As a result, Fitch believes the regional government has a high propensity to provide extraordinary support to GCI, if needed.
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Fitch does not believe that the state's strong propensity to support BGK is likely to change in the foreseeable future.
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Trump's feud with Machado frustrated Republicans, who vented at his indiscipline and his propensity to take the Clinton campaign's bait.
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Unfortunately, Veronica has become a bit insufferable with her propensity to make everything about her own trauma and Hiram's criminality.
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Unfortunately, Mr Duterte's love of lynching and his propensity to slander the mothers of foreign dignitaries are making investors nervous.
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Fransen—who has been convicted of a hate crime—presented them as evidence of Muslims' alleged propensity to engage violence.
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She was perplexed at my heels and floral getup paired with my sudden propensity to step in on clean-up.
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It thus seemed strange to think a propensity to some forms of cancer could be passed from parent to child.
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We believe the Fitch-rated Alliance banks have the financial resources and the propensity to jointly support S1B, if necessary.
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In a New York Times opinion piece, student veteran experts highlight for-profits' propensity to receive improper G.I. Bill payments.
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The income tax cuts are, however, skewed toward higher-income households, which economists say have a low propensity to consume.
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What doesn't get as much attention is his propensity to completely fabricate quotes and attribute them to his political foes.
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In other words, debt has a propensity to bite the economy on the behind just when it least expects it.
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But it's important to focus on Trump's propensity to compare those he does not like to animals, or inferior beings.
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Schlapp downplayed the warnings raised by scientists on the coronavirus's propensity to spread through human hosts, and contradicted their advice.
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In this way, Wavelength called viewers' attention to our natural propensity to create narrative structures, even where none are given.
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A pet peeve of many New Jersey Transit riders is the railroad's propensity to assign blame for delays to Amtrak.
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Science-t is a kind of social technology meant to counterbalance our individual propensity to error, through mutual fact-checking.
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It does not provide any link between an individual's nationality and their propensity to commit terrorism or their inherent dangerousness.
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What if his propensity to leave dirty glasses in his bedroom for days on end pushed me over the edge?
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But some of their fellow Republicans chafe at what they see as their counterproductive propensity to engage in intraparty slugfests.
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And they have a well-documented propensity to fail, no matter the level of dedication or resolve of the dieter.
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The New York Times had a big story on Friday about EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's propensity to operate in secret.
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BSP (China)'s ratings are also sensitive to a change in Fitch's assumptions around the parent's propensity to support the subsidiary.
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Downward rating pressure may also arise from any developments leading to a materially perceived weakening of the parent's propensity to support.
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For me it's my awful propensity to order takeout despite loving to cook, using apps like Seamless, Uber Eats, and Caviar.
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The research also showed that these topics were closely correlated with propensity to actually run — not just express interest in it.
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But the individual income tax cuts are skewed toward higher-income households, which economists say have a low propensity to consume.
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Tests costing less than £50 ($65) can measure genetic propensity to different outcomes—to be overweight, or to go to university.
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"They are very complex machines and this complexity increases their cost and their propensity to become damaged," he says over email.
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Very broadly, it argues that Islam differs from Judaism and Christianity in having a natural propensity to shape systems of government.
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The Negative Outlook on BAM's National Long-Term Rating is due to Fitch's expectation of reduced state propensity to support BAM.
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The inability to finish chances and coupled with the propensity to commit penalties resulted in a fourth loss in five games.
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In turn, ENBD's IDRs are sensitive to a change in the UAE and Dubai authorities' ability or propensity to provide support.
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BOS's SR and SRF could be downgraded and revised to 'No Floor', respectively, if the sovereign's propensity to support BOS weakens.
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Decline in Chinese visitors to the U.S. would hurt more than others, as Chinese tourists have a huge propensity to spend.
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In turn, QNB's IDRs are sensitive to a change in the Qatari authorities' ability or propensity to provide support if needed.
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The ratings should move in tandem with the sovereign's ratings, barring any reassessment of the sovereign's propensity to support the bank.
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The Negative Outlook on BAM's National Long-Term Rating is due to Fitch's expectation of lower state propensity to support BAM.
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SOME OF THE DISCUSSIONS ABOUT HEALTH CARE REFORM COULD AFFECT SIGNIFICANT PERCENTAGE OF CONSUMERS AND THE PROPENSITY TO SPEND VERSUS SAVE.
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But some analysts say China has shown more of a propensity to crack down on illicit trade with North Korea recently.
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An actress, singer and model, a Los Angeles institution best known for her propensity to purchase billboards featuring her own likeness.
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It's unclear what exactly Trump is going to propose, and the president has a well-known propensity to go off script.
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This is troubling, since such notions are associated with a propensity to commit sexual harassment, and to dismiss it as trivial.
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"If you have the propensity to say, 'My way or the highway,' you will probably flame out very quickly," he said.
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Each day brings another revelation about Moscow's propensity to hack us and use sophisticated cyber and communications tools to cause havoc.
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The passionate, self-consciously ironic spirit animating "Compass" justifies its propensity to ramble on about, say, Wagner's similarity to Iranian theocrats.
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This leads Soifer to suspect that some people have a mental or physical propensity to develop the disorder while others don't.
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Kris says Scott wants to come, and Kourtney isn't so sure, given Scott and Tyga's propensity to get out of hand.
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Facebook is also monitoring which users have a propensity to flag problematic content, and which publishers are considered trustworthy by users.
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The bulk of the tax relief is skewed toward high-income households, who economists say have a low propensity to consume.
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"They had a propensity to hire farm kids, mainly because of their work ethic," Ms. Zieman said in a 2007 interview.
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And it goes beyond his propensity to post tweets and say things during interviews that diminish the office of the presidency.
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People have an innate propensity to collect, which drives purchases of collectible goods like art, games, sports memorabilia, toys and more.
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While leading us to the real thing, he also discussed the reptile's nasty temperament, including a propensity to leap at prey.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR BAY's Support Rating could be affected by any decline in BTMU's propensity to support BAY.
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Tax reform and signs of wage inflation should give consumers the propensity to spend online, giving the delivery service a boost.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES CNS's ratings could be impacted by any changes in Fitch's view on the parent's propensity to provide extraordinary support.
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However, Fitch does not expect any of such changes to affect Nomura Holdings' propensity to support CNS in the near term.
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The finding is based on male and female subjects' responses to survey questions about their propensity to engage in risky behaviors.
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In turn, ENBD's IDRs are sensitive to a change in the UAE's and Dubai authorities' ability or propensity to provide support.
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In addition, its Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) post-privatisation would also depend on the new owner's ability and propensity to support.
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The message here is slightly heavy-handed: these two bodies are the apparent stooges of Capitalism's propensity to stifle free speech.
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When people criticize Ethereum or Bitcoin, they are really criticizing this crowd, accusing it of a propensity to fall for false narratives.
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PLC's ratings are also sensitive to People's Bank's propensity to provide support due to changes in PLC's strategic importance to its parent.
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A sale of the bank or a reduction in UGF's stake in it would likely diminish the parent's propensity to provide support.
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BBVAC's institutional support-driven IDR is higher than its VR, which reflects the parent's ability and propensity to provide support to BBVAC.
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Afterward, they were given a test to measure their propensity to publish a nude photo of their partner online without their consent.
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Fitch may downgrade the international ratings and national ratings of these policy banks if the sovereign's propensity to support these banks weakens.
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We are now working with Google to experiment and model what works best, and there's different cohorts and different propensity to subscribe.
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It was the Note 7's propensity to catch fire that persuaded American authorities to ban them on American flights last week.
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Given Trump's propensity to fight with his fellow Republicans like House Speaker Paul Ryan, he may not care that conservatives are unhappy.
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Propensity to support is assessed via qualitative factors such as the importance of the MDB and the enforceability of the support mechanism.
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This is especially true of the demographic that supports Mr. Trump: younger voters and others with a low propensity to turn out.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Galaxy Note 7 isn't so great as a phone, mainly because of its propensity to explode.
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However, over the course of a long day, the ball's propensity to swing disappears as it is gradually bashed out of shape.
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But I love Josie's new blue braided hairdo and her propensity to call out Archie for believing the world revolves around him.
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Rather, "we can point out that parents may underestimate kids' propensity to handle guns unsafely, even when they've been taught," Nelson wrote.
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HBON's Long-Term IDR and SR are sensitive to a change in Fitch's view of HSBC's ability or propensity to provide support.
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The Support Rating and Support Rating Floor will also be impacted by any change in the government's propensity to extend timely support.
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The propensity to buy rose, making up for most of the losses in previous months, largely thanks to the robust labor market.
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The President has repeatedly said he wants to talk, though his lawyers worry about his propensity to be loose with the facts.
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The effectiveness of current approaches in deterring Kremlin misconduct is contested, but their propensity to severely disrupt global supply chains is proven.
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"We have a propensity to move to earworms," Jakubowski said, citing songs that people may use to pace themselves during a run.
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LFB has over time shown a high propensity to support ATB, underlining the importance of the bank to the former's international strategy.
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Look, there were innumerable missed signs that would have led a reasonable person to sense Cruz's propensity to create so much carnage.
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But it's a bad deal in terms of turnout, since educated voters have a higher propensity to vote than working-class ones.
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Denny's appeal to stoners and senior citizens is matched only by its propensity to be the stage for brutal late-night fights.
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In such a scenario the IDR would, nevertheless, stay unchanged unless our view around HKSB's ability and propensity to support HSB changed.
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Nevertheless, males' propensity to pinch snatches from their neighbours means the songs sung in one locality are distinguishable from those in another.
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Whenever we discuss Ferguson we talk about his propensity to perform a Dark Souls roll in answer to any moment of disadvantage.
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Jurvetson admits that earlier in his career, he had the propensity to "fund science projects" that were not necessarily businesses that could scale.
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Magufuli, nicknamed The Bulldozer for his propensity to push projects through, launched a major crackdown on corruption shortly after taking office in 2015.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, SR Unipol Banca's IDRs and SR are sensitive to a change in UGF's ability and propensity to support its subsidiary.
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People's Bank's propensity to support PLC stems from its 75%-shareholding in PLC, common brand and PLC's position as the bank's "strategic subsidiary".
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"The propensity to buy luxury goods from the Chinese customer is higher than it is anywhere else in the world," LVMH's Guiony said.
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His propensity to share unfinished ideas (on The Life of Pablo and even Ye) parallels Hill's willingness to do the same on Unplugged.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS AND SUPPORT RATING Akros's ratings are sensitive to changes in BPM's ability and propensity to provide support to this subsidiary.
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He has shown a troubling propensity to discount or outright reject expert advice related to international security, including the conclusions of intelligence experts.
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"Rising inequality is another dampener on consumption, because those with the highest propensity to consume have the least potential to consume," she said.
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Fitch may upgrade the rating if we view that JACCS has greater ability and propensity to support MPMF than the rating currently indicates.
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It highlights the Valley's propensity to glorify lone, inexperienced entrepreneurs who promise to reshape an industry—and enrich those who spot them early.
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Less common is a willingness to report all of this enterprise to the authorities (which have a propensity to register, regulate and tax).
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Along with storytelling, Dad gave me this propensity to keep things bottled up, hidden away, only shared when someone was shaking my shoulders.
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Though Pence previously supported Ted Cruz in the GOP race, his propensity to say absurd things makes him a good pairing with Trump.
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MEXIM's ratings may also be notched downwards from the sovereign's if Fitch believes that the sovereign's propensity to support the bank has diminished.
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Put executives in situations to demonstrate their people skills and their propensity to take risks and you'll find out what they're made of.
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The parent's propensity to provide such support, however, is somewhat limited as Fitch views MPMF as a subsidiary of limited importance to JACCS.
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This gave the eagles a natural propensity to hunt drones as if they were a food source, according to the Agence France-Presse.
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Virtual reality is well-known for its propensity to cause motion sickness — years ago, Miller joked about throwing up after playing VR Myst.
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HSBC Latin America's support-driven ratings are likewise sensitive to a change in our view of HSBC's ability or propensity to provide support.
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Some are obvious and extremely dangerous, and some are subtle, indicating a mindset portending future danger because of a propensity to ignore reality.
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However, Fitch's rating on the certificates reflects the agency's belief that Kuveyt Turk would have a strong propensity to stand behind its obligations.
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The IFS calculates that a quarter of Britain's hourly gender pay gap can be explained by women's greater propensity to work part-time.
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"Their propensity to come to New York City is very high," said Joseph J. Salvo, chief demographer at the Department of City Planning.
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Georgia Tech kept converting shots, overcoming its propensity to turn the ball over, and kept the Cardinals at bay throughout the first half.
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Assuming no change in the propensity to provide support, an upgrade of Deutsche Bank would result in an upgrade of its subsidiaries' SRs.
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Fitch expects the state's propensity to support the banking sector to remain high over the near-term and extremely high for systemically important banks.
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I think I have a propensity to yearn—for people I miss, for people I love, for people I lost or have left me.
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Alfa's owners have supported the bank in the past, and in Fitch's view, would have a strong propensity to do so again, if required.
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Also, given a certain new world leader's propensity to use it as a megaphone, many users may be rethinking how they use the service.
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I get the sense that the people who love Meek love him not in spite of his propensity to lose, but because he loses.
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In our view, UBA's propensity to support its subsidiaries is high but its ability to provide external support, if required, cannot be relied on.
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Fitch believes that the Moroccan authorities would have a high propensity to support AWB if needed, given the bank's systemic importance in the country.
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Disinformation campaigns run by domestic actors, Iran and other nation-states can sometimes be overshadowed by the propensity to falsely attribute activity to Russia.
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It's a committed effort, explained Wes Schultz, a social psychologist who has diligently observed and researched the phenomenon of people's propensity to litter cigarettes.
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His narcissism, thin-skin and propensity to tweet first and ask questions later are not worthy qualities of the leader of the free world.
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Any upward revision of the SR and SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the U.S.'s propensity to support its banks.
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Pizzagate dominated political chatter on Monday, stirring heated debate over the proliferation of fake news and the president-elect's propensity to share dubious information.
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She attributes part of this disparity to the tax cuts "disproportionately" benefiting higher income Americans who she says have a lower "propensity to spend".
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Under recently finalized rules, millions of Americans with a disability, who have shown no propensity to harm others, could be barred from acquiring firearms.
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"We used to call [her] 'Jimmy Stewart,' " he told EW in 2013, of the show's propensity to put Buffy through seriously painful emotional situations.
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Given the absence of well-defined and enforceable legal guardrails, platform companies' propensity to exploit behavioral science at users' expense will remain largely unchecked.
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Fitch expects the state's propensity to support the banking sector to remain high over the near term and extremely high for systemically important banks.
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Perhaps it's our reality-TV culture, or our general propensity to like things big (think Trump's "tremendous"), but another big trend is superlative names.
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The newspaper cited Trump's propensity to play in private settings away from cameras as a reason why identifying his partners has been so difficult.
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In econo-jargon, poor folk have a higher "marginal propensity to consume", ie, they tend to spend, not save any extra money they get.
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Maura's children are noisy and self-destructive enough that their personalities can overshadow hers, their propensity to openly embrace chaos masking her subtler flaws.
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BTPN's rating also reflects Fitch's view that SMBC has high propensity to support BTPN, if needed, due to its strategically important role to SMBC.
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The extent of support will depend on CaixaBank's ability, as reflected by its Long-Term IDR, and on its propensity to support its subsidiary.
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The propensity to save fell to the lowest level on record after the European Central Bank's decision in March to further loosen monetary policy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS ZKB's IDRs and Support Rating are primarily sensitive to changes in the bank owners' ability or propensity to support the bank.
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The dramatic extent of those variables is why a busy brunch shift has the propensity to bring an otherwise robust kitchen to its knees.
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There are several factors that make great whites terrible candidates for captivity, chief among them being the migratory species' propensity to travel great distances.
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It also listed his likely partisanship and propensity to vote in the 2016 US election — again without explaining how those predictions had been generated.
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But Trump's highly volatile presidency and his propensity to say things that are unpopular with a majority of Americans could break from the pattern.
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LFB has over time shown a high propensity to support UBAE, as it views the bank as important to its international network and strategy.
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Donald Trump&aposs temperament in the 1980s was an early indication of his propensity to explode during the presidency, according to a new book.
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This contributed to Donald Trump's ability to win the nomination — and also Barack Obama's, given his short Senate tenure and propensity to miss votes.
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"The propensity to not go outside, stay inside and go to bars is going to wreak havoc on your immune system," Dr. Sowa said.
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Any upward revision to the SR and SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the U.S.'s propensity to support its banks.
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Instead, Trump offered a fresh example of his propensity to draw the capital, and the rest of the nation into his cone of chaos.
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Abra is, weirdly enough, one of the trickiest Pokémon to catch in the original games due to its propensity to teleport out of battle.
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Also Alfa's owners have supported the bank in the past, and, in Fitch's view, would have a strong propensity to do so again, if required.
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CaixaBank's ability to provide such support is reflected in the bank's 'BBB'/Positive rating and we will also factor in CaixaBank's propensity to support BPI.
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SRS AND SRFS The banks' '7503' SRs and 'A-' SRFs are sensitive to perceived changes in the sovereign's ability and propensity to support the banks.
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Anyway, the combination of eagerness to bomb everyone in sight and a propensity to whine and throw a tantrum over every perceived slight remains remarkable.
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It is also likely that less-educated whites, who historically have had a low propensity to vote, turned out in greater numbers than pollsters predicted.
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One reason so many Democrats go missing on polling day is that propensity to vote increases with income, and many would-be Democrats are poor.
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Then when you show up and get your ticket scanned, you tell the campaign more about your intensity and propensity to show up and vote.
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The trade body also said there are continued concerns about an escalating trade war with China but it is optimistic about consumers' propensity to spend.
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Because of its propensity to combine with other elements to form compounds like water and methane, hydrogen on Earth is rarely found on its own.
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"Given Africas underdeveloped manufacturing and propensity to export raw commodities, without co-ordinated policy change, the (bloc) may entrench and enable this dynamic," she said.
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Facebook is also monitoring which users have a propensity to flag content published by others as problematic and which publishers are considered trustworthy by users.
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We got Norm Friday afternoon at LAX and asked if he's walking on eggshells given his propensity to push the envelope and offend his audience.
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People that identify as either Middle Eastern, Native American or mixed race have a far higher propensity to believe in ghosts than other racial groups.
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"Given Africa's underdeveloped manufacturing and propensity to export raw commodities, without co-ordinated policy change, the (bloc) may entrench and enable this dynamic," she said.
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An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support it.
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AUB's IDRs are sensitive to a change in Fitch's view of PIFSS's ability or propensity to provide support or to changes in Bahrain's Country Ceiling.
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The contradictoriness of his achievements, in fact, may emanate from this propensity to observe the world around him and try to make it his own.
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With only one episode left this season, and the series' propensity to end on a cliffhanger, the finale could go in a zillion different directions.
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A. (BBB-/Stable) and Vodafone (BBB+/Stable) are offering competitive tariffs in a lower price range, which reduces discounters' propensity to use price-disruptive tactics.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDR, Support AND VR The bank's IDR is sensitive to a change in Fitch's views on Santander's ability and propensity to provide support.
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And although original works are less likely to sell out than revivals, reflecting their greater propensity to fail, they tend to command higher ticket prices.
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Downward rating pressure may also arise from any developments that lead to significant perceived weakening of the parent's propensity to provide support to the subsidiary.
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Alaska, Arizona, Colorado and Nevada have also shown a propensity to find unconventional candidates appealing, he said, so the Libertarians could tilt close races there.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Downward rating pressure may arise from a weakening of the central government's ability or propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to BPD Bali.
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If you reward a baby with a gift for being kind, the propensity to help will decrease, in some studies by up to 40 percent.
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President Trump's propensity to defend himself or deflect to attacking Hillary Clinton or others is likely to weaken him (and other Republicans) with those voters.
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"If you have a propensity to be addicted to something, specifically gambling, the two worst things you can have are time and money," Carton said.
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Chile is highly rated (Foreign currency Long-Term IDR 'A+'/Stable Outlook) and, in Fitch's opinion, has a very high propensity to support the bank.
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Instead of the problem being men or society, this time the grievances are with the human condition and the propensity to chase an illusory ideal.
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Our propensity to focus in on the negative (scientists call it a 'negativity bias') protects us from making the same mistakes again in the future.
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But the individual income tax cuts are skewed toward higher-income households, which economists say have a low propensity to consume more as taxes fall.
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Still, the president's propensity to speak in language that plays on racial stereotypes creates a difficult conundrum that few minority candidates would want to endure.
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Californians are drawn to views of mountains, forests, and grasslands and are building ever closer to these features that often have a propensity to burn.
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People's Bank's propensity to support PLC stems from its 75% shareholding in PLC, common brand and PLC's position as a "strategic subsidiary" of the bank.
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In one, a "superspreader" — a person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others — transmits the virus to a large group of people.
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"The pressure on net interest income increased, particularly due to the lower interest rates and customers' high propensity to save," Dam said in a statement.
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Stories like these thrive on the narrative that the right has a propensity to support leaders who are bigoted, prejudiced, Islamophobic, racist, misogynistic and homophobic.
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It also appears to be the latest example of Mr. Trump's propensity to ignore the findings and recommendations of his own intelligence and defense officials.
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Any changes in the IDR would be linked to that of HSBC or to a change in Fitch's expectation of HSBC's propensity to support its subsidiary.
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For those who did not grow up with a smartphone in hand, there's a propensity to use the device like a smaller personal computer, it seems.
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That's because H3N2 has a greater propensity to cause flu-related complications, which can lead to hospitalizations or deaths, especially among the elderly and very young.
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The question about Musk, and Buffett's candid response, come at a time when Musk faces ongoing criticism over his propensity to make controversial statements on Twitter.
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Noland's "Gibbet" (1993–94), the more forceful of her two included works, is an unambiguous synopsis of the centuries-old American propensity to discipline and punish.
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Statistical research on Swedish twins by Tove Fall of Uppsala University and others suggests that more than half of the propensity to own dogs is heritable.
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The vellum has a propensity to curl along its edges, serving as a reminder that each scroll is both independent and part of a composite work.
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There are all sorts of behavioral economic forces at play in such a situation, but needless to say, people's propensity to repurchase goes through the roof.
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A resurgent U.S. dollar also stimulated the purchasing power and propensity to spend of North Americans and those hailing from countries with currencies tied to it.
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"From a seller standpoint — from an OPEC standpoint — your propensity to cheat and increase production to take advantage of dollar-denominated sales will increase," he said.
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In Fitch's view, as a majority shareholder who will consolidate BZ in its financial accounts, Tatneft will now have a higher propensity to support the bank.
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It is not a stretch to say that in some ways mosquitoes -- and their propensity to spread disease -- influenced the course of world events, said McNeill.
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"On balance the consumer is in good shape in terms of where they're spending, and that marginal propensity to consume is going to rise," he said.
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Trump's failure to fix, and propensity to exacerbate, longstanding problems in small towns provides an opportunity for Democrats, who are on the verge of blowing it.
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"With a growing middle class and propensity to shop online, the revenue potential there is enormous," said Colin Sebastian, an analyst at Robert W. Baird & Company.
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The survey of around 2,000 Germans showed that income expectations fell slightly and propensity to buy dropped to its lowest level in more than two years.
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Now they are in the top five, their ranking limited only by short possessions and their propensity to shoot open 22-pointers on the fast break.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES BDB's ratings are sensitive to changes in the sovereign's ability and/or propensity to support the bank, the former being reflected in Bulgaria's ratings.
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Unsuitability would include a history of suicidal ideation, alcohol or drug abuse, domestic violence, serious emotional problems that indicate a propensity to violence, or irresponsible behavior.
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"Studies have shown that people with diabetes have a higher propensity to be affected, as insulin can interfere with pigmentation in the skin," says Dr. Solomon.
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Soros says that he came out of the experience with a strong defiant streak, a contempt for tribalism and a propensity to side with the oppressed.
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SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANY Banca Aletti's ratings are sensitive to changes in Popolare's propensity to provide support and to changes in the parent's Long-term IDR.
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There could be downside to the ratings if BTMU is downgraded or BAY's strategic importance to BTMU is reduced, leading to a lower propensity to support.
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"The President's propensity to dismiss our deteriorating financial position is dangerous, and these threats are underscored by the U.S. Treasury numbers," he said in a statement.
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In one, a "superspreading event," a person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others transmits the virus to a large group of people.
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Fitch may upgrade the rating if we view that JACCS has greater ability and propensity to support MPMF than that currently reflected in the company's rating.
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Many states have laws barring the release of even partial Social Security numbers or birth dates, because of their propensity to be used for identity theft.
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This all points to a disturbing fact: There is a very real connection between past domestic violence and a propensity to future violence, including mass shootings.
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Here's the problem: the snow trick relies on the Mpemba effect, the name given to water's counterintuitive propensity to sometimes freeze faster when hot than when cold.
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SUPPORT RATING Bank Austria's Support Rating is based on institutional support from the parent and reflects our view of UC's high propensity to support its Austrian subsidiary.
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Trump's brash style, and his propensity to call out companies, countries and opponents on Twitter and TV appearances is a way to provoke dialogue, the strategist said.
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A reduction in SCB's propensity to support SCBT, which might be seen, for example, in a material reduction in its shareholding, could result in negative rating action.
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The propensity to support reflects GIC's special legal status in GCC countries, its mandate as a specialist developmental investor and the track record of support from shareholders.
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In case of a sovereign default these risks could limit the banks' ability to service their debt or their parents' propensity to continue providing support, or both.
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The central bank's statement after the decision is available here I do not have an impression today that today's discussion showed a bigger propensity to change rates.
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As somebody who has the propensity to feel depressed, I think I was using [alcohol and pills] to self-medicate, which is something so many people do.
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Since the invasion of 2003, reflections of the war in English-language fiction have exhibited a natural but limiting propensity to focus on American soldiering and trauma.
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The GfK survey found that the propensity to buy remained relatively high, Buerkl said, pointing to a booming labor market, record-low unemployment and increased job security.
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A high propensity to support is also likely given the banking sector is funded almost entirely by domestic deposits, many of which are placed by government entities.
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And indeed, the two have more than a few things in common: a background of privilege; a populist message; braggadocious showmanship; propensity to gaffes; and puzzling hair.
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Any material changes in Fitch's view on the parents' propensity to provide extraordinary support to their respective subsidiaries could result in a change in the National Ratings.
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HSH's IDRs and Support Rating would only be upgraded if a new owner with a high rating and strong ability and propensity to support HSH is found.
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However, we feel the state is likely to retain majority stakes and operational control in the banks, and its propensity to support them should therefore remain strong.
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Fitch believes that the Moroccan authorities would have a high propensity to support AWB and BMCE if needed, given the two banks' systemic importance in the country.
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Does that propensity to invest within one's own metro area, state or broader geographic region wax or wane as a function of where an investor is based?
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There may not be a correlation between someone who proclaims his religious or moral principles at work and that person's propensity to act in a moral way.
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"Given the president's propensity to lie about almost everything, it is not surprising that Trump is grossly distorting what the Medicare for All legislation does," Sanders wrote.
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Every previous diplomatic effort to ease the Korean standoff has foundered on effectively verifying the North's willingness to dismantle its weapons programs -- and its propensity to cheat.
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The president has made no secret of his propensity to monitor news shows, and he has appeared to respond to live on-air news reports on Twitter.
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The banks' '1' SRs and 'A-' SRFs has been maintained based on Fitch's belief that the government's propensity to support the major banks, if necessary, remains intact.
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DACA recipients particularly fit this bill given their propensity to turn higher wages into purchases that can spur businesses to expand—or to even start their own.
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Consider what the conservative commentator Ben Shapiro wrote about the propensity to label President Trump "racist" in a January editorial for National Review: Is this framework useful?
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The SR & SRF are potentially sensitive to changes in Fitch's assessment of the sovereign's ability and/or propensity to support Banrural.
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The federal agency listed the bird species as "threatened" in 2014, citing an 80 percent loss of its habitat, drought and its propensity to avoid developed areas.
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Privacy advocates fear their loss in December was yet another example of Congress's propensity to increase national security powers in the wake of new anxieties about terrorism.
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As people mature and their responsibilities increase, so does their propensity to vote—as we can plainly see in the cases of the boomers and Gen Xers.
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The higher the marginal propensity to consume of those receiving the tax break, the higher the multiplier and the more the tax cut will grow the economy.
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"In spite of these observations, there seems to be a propensity to interpret any cognitive and/or brain difference(s) as a clinically significant abnormality," Hart wrote.
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Affecting equity, and thus propensity to keep serving, members of the Reserve and Guard contend with an outdated and flawed system of tracking their service, including decorations.
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To face this challenge and meet recruiting goals, recruiters will need to go beyond their typical recruiting pools in places where the propensity to serve is higher.
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While he is very popular with the conservative grassroots, he has a much stronger propensity to make the kind of controversial remarks that provoke a media firestorm.
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This could ultimately reduce its parent BNP Paribas' (A+/Stable) propensity to provide support to its Italian subsidiary, which would result in a downgrade of BNL's IDRs.
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Subsidiary and Affiliated Companies Banca IMI's ratings are sensitive to changes in IntesaSP's propensity to provide support respectively and to changes in the parent's Long-Term IDRs.
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DeCamp factored out the propensity to play violent video games (due to a natural attraction to brutality) along with other factors, such as gender and family relations.
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Questions about Drake's propensity to text with teenagers arose last year when Brown talked about her relationship with Drake in a red-carpet interview at the Emmys.
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As Vox recently reported, secularism is on the rise in the US. But the propensity to believe in the divine runs very deep in the human psyche.
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In Cleveland, where he was defensive coordinator for two seasons, he warned parents about bringing young children to training camp because of his propensity to yell obscenities.
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Sartori's God is male, jokey and, in Frederika Randall's translation, fairly hokey, with a colloquial diction out of the 1950s and a propensity to wink and nudge.
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A significant deployment of 5G networks is unlikely over the next two to three years, with low visibility on telecoms operators' propensity to spend on new 5G solutions.
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Downward rating pressure on the bank's National Rating may arise from a weakening of the central government's ability or propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to Bank Maluku.
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While the current study "discovered" millions of missing girls, it also shines a light on China's propensity to favor sons over daughters, and how that may be changing.
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Given their propensity to spend well above $200 million on payroll each year, they will be well positioned to cobble together a historic long-term offer to Harper.
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Downward rating pressure on the bank's National Rating may arise from a weakening of the central government's ability or propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to Bank Jambi.
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Like most couples do, we began collecting idiosyncrasies as a two—like our propensity to mutually analyze our poo by comparing said bowel movements in ice cream metaphors.
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But recalling a product whose reputation consists solely of its propensity to burst into flames presents some obvious problems like: is it even legal to mail this thing?
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These securities cannot be sold to U.S. persons in the U.S. Given the parent's ability and propensity to support CGMFL, Fitch has equalized the ratings with the parent.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The SR and SRF of FRB are sensitive to a change in both the authorities' ability and propensity to support the bank.
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Indeed, we suspect that his administration will be highly secretive, given the intense distrust of major media and the president-elect's propensity to communicate his own messages unfiltered.
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The five portraits, of a hooded figure standing against various walls, make the viewer into a metaphor for society's propensity to project an identity onto the hooded figure.
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And given the kerfuffle over the organisation's propensity to nominate exclusively white actors for major Oscars, Mr Trump's less savoury supporters should have no trouble following its lead.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The banks' '1' SRs and 'A-' SRFs are sensitive to perceived changes in the sovereign's ability and propensity to support the banks.
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The focus of Malik's discrimination case will be his Middle Eastern descent and the bank's alleged propensity to retain white male executives who had a pattern of misbehavior.
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Fitch therefore believes that the state is likely to retain majority stakes and operational control in the banks, and its propensity to support them should therefore remain strong.
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"I support anything that will increase wages for low-income earners, because they have a higher propensity to spend," said Hiroaki Muto, economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center.
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Ocasio-Cortez has a massive following on social media and has irked her centrist colleagues for her propensity to publicly battle those who don't share her leftist leanings.
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Fitch believes that the government's propensity to provide support to ICO, in case of need, is strong and the ability to support is underlined in Spain's sovereign rating.
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The common arguments I hear against robot vacuums are bad Reviewers tend to complain that Deebot has a propensity to smear errant pet feces all over the floor.
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Trump's propensity to pass the buck was obvious the first week of his presidency when Trump approved a risky US Navy SEAL Team Six counterterrorism operation in Yemen.
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And what we found in tests was that it increased share of wallet, and so it made it that you had a higher propensity to get another fix.
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Elsewhere in Washington • Wilbur Ross has fallen from Mr. Trump's graces because of a perceived inability to strike good trade deals and a propensity to sleep in meetings.
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The company is also testing a "Propensity to Subscribe" feature using its artificial intelligence, which will let companies know which consumers are likely to pay for their products.
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An Army official also blamed the low enlistment rates on a "declining propensity to serve," and a failure of recruits to qualify due to factors such as obesity.
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A downgrade of BBUK plc's SR would require a downgrade of BB plc's SR or evidence that the group's ability or propensity to support BBUK plc has decreased.
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Americans are afraid of confrontation because of our extreme national affinity for independence and because of our propensity to shoot and/or stab people for almost any reason.
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"If you don't [show] the propensity to want to go to the doctor every time you have a cold, your numbers aren't going to be that high," she said.
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SRS AND SRFS Any upgrade of the SRs and upward revision of the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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People's Bank's propensity to support PLC remains unchanged and stems from its 75% shareholding in PLC, their common brand and PLC's position as a strategic subsidiary of the bank.
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This is despite Fitch's expectation of the government's propensity to provide support to the banks has not reduced given their high importance to the government and high systemic importance.
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Our view on propensity to support could change favourably should integration between ICBC and ICBC SB strengthen or if synergies between the UK bank and its Chinese parent increase.
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He remembers all the details — down to the "tell" that tipped agents off to Gimpel (his propensity to pull cash from his left breast pocket to pay for things).
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SR AND SRF An upgrade of the SR and any upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support MPS.
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Photo: GettyControversial Uber CEO Travis Kalanick received a career retrospective profile in the New York Times today that covers his awkward early years and his propensity to invite conflict.
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And despite lingering hopes of a late "Santa Claus rally," investors' propensity to book a win on the year might mean that no big surge is around the corner.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7, intended to showcase its ability to innovate and challenge Apple for global smartphone supremacy, instead showed a propensity to burst into flames, and was recalled.
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We continue to believe that the authorities have a high propensity to provide support to DBN given its role, status and 13% state ownership by the Ministry of Finance.
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UBS Bank USA's Short-Term IDR, which is derived from the bank's implicit Long-Term IDR, is primarily sensitive to UBS AG's ability and propensity to support the subsidiary.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Kiwibank Kiwibank's Support Rating is sensitive to the shareholders', and ultimately, the sovereign's ability and propensity to provide timely support to the bank.
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Forensic psychiatrists have noted that no amount of "extreme vetting" can reliably screen for individuals with a propensity to commit violent acts, as the travel ban purports to do.
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GfK said people's economic expectations and propensity to buy picked up, while the third component of the index - personal income expectations - fell for the second month in a row.
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The agency believes the sovereign maintains a high propensity to support Kiwibank despite the lower level of legal commitment, as reflected in the provisions and structure of the transaction.
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Climate models that substantially underestimate the natural cold upwelling have a propensity to create El Niño-like conditions, which may explain their tendency to predict too much global warming.
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" The agency dinged a measure of US institutional strength only slightly because of the debt limit debate's "propensity to add to political discord and weaken the budget-making process.
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Mauboussin shows, too, that today's U.S. market is on average populated by bigger, more mature companies, with higher profit margins and a greater propensity to return cash to shareholders.
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Why it matters: The effort has been greeted with skepticism since it was announced, given the President's propensity to use his Twitter account to mock and pillory political opponents.
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KIRBY PARTINGTON As a teen I had a propensity to take things fairly literally, and as a specifically emo-leaning teen I had a moral responsibility towards feeling #misunderstood.
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But here's the problem: The perfect voter in New York City is defined by someone who has the highest propensity to turn out, and that's a 55+ black woman.
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Don't be shocked if StubHub and even Ticketmaster figure out a way to get in the game, as they know the customers with high propensity to bet on sports.
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SRs AND SRFs An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF is contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support BPM and Popolare.
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But after the election of Mr. Trump, with his frequent complaints about "fake news" and propensity to trade in demonstrable falsehoods, the New York production is swimming in relevance.
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Both dramas -- Trump's hardline policy against Iran and his alleged coaxing of Ukraine for political favors that led to impeachment -- highlight his propensity to resist curbs on his power.
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CCB Asia IDRS, SENIOR DEBT, SUPPORT RATING The bank's IDRs and ratings on its senior debt are ultimately tied to changes in China's ability and propensity to support CCB.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7, intended to showcase its ability to innovate and challenge Apple for global smartphone supremacy, instead showed a propensity to burst into flames, and was recalled.
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An upgrade of KKB's IDR to the level of Halyk would be possible if the bank becomes more deeply integrated with Halyk, leading to a higher propensity to support.
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The fungus, also known as C. auris and first identified in Japan eight years ago, is rare and low-risk, but has a propensity to spread between hospital patients.
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The fact that Amazon didn't land the NFL games is somewhat surprising given that the company has shown a propensity to pay up for digital media assets it really wants.
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"These are Iowans who will have a very high propensity to caucus," Matt Paul, Hillary Clinton's 2016 Iowa state director, said of the audience at the Hall of Fame dinner.
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Water has the propensity to break up into droplets as it's extruded, but the goal of this research was to create continuous liquid structures that hold their shape over time.
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Fitch believes that the weak performance of SME BANK and IBANK relative to that of other state policy banks is unlikely to affect the government's propensity to support the banks.
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Younger consumers are likely to be one of the hardest groups to market to, with shorter attention spans and a higher propensity to avoid advertising, according to a new report.
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"The propensity to save can be explained by the persisting economic and social uncertainty," said Philippe Crevel, head of the Cercle de l'Epargne think-tank, which studies trends in savings.
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Lastly, Mr Trump's blunt, targeted courtship of this demographic group, which historically has shown a fairly low propensity to vote, may have motivated them to turn out in greater numbers.
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For example, MC's propensity to provide support to MRF may strengthen once the Melsta brand is successfully established, which could offset its potentially weaker ability to provide support to MRF.
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So one of the things we've discussed and debated is whether there should be some kind of rating system for propensity to get sick from a particular type of content.
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BAY's rating could also be negatively impacted if BTMU shows a reduced propensity to support BAY - which may, for example, be indicated by a significant reduction in shareholding or integration.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Any upward revision to the SR and SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the U.S.'s propensity to support its banks.
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And states that are more pious—measured by the percentage of people in the state that report attending weekly worship—have a greater propensity to listen to Christmas-themed music.
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Before then, the only way to access music was physical, or through radio and music TV, but those platforms were often consumed publicly, so had the propensity to be performative.
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When Minnesota Timberwolves coach Sam Mitchell was asked about his team's propensity to give up second half leads, before a recent game against the Dallas Mavericks, he answered the question.
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Transfers from the central government made up more than half of Guangxi's operating revenue in the last three years, indicating the Chinese central government's propensity to support the local economy.
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Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts said that Crawford probably wouldn't play more than four times per week because of his "propensity to get injured," according to the Los Angeles Times.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SRF Any upgrade of the Support Rating and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to provide support.
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A disturbing exception can be seen in the White lines of Africa's emerging narcotics market; and, to be fair, health-minded Cairenes have an increasing propensity to Run, run, run.
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Indeed, the economy's propensity to create large numbers of low-wage service jobs has been one of the main factors that has led to the current low levels of unemployment.
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We also believe that its propensity to provide such support is high, reflecting the state's 99.9% ownership, BOI's policy role and the bank's strategic importance to economic and industrial development.
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However, Fitch believes the authorities have a high propensity to support MCB, reflecting its systemic importance as the largest bank in Mauritius and the largest taker of domestic retail deposits.
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For Americans and other international donors the propensity to give likely will be influenced by personal connections to the cathedral and their perceptions of its architectural, historical or religious value.
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An upgrade of the Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors for ACB and Military Bank is sensitive to our expectations around the sovereign's ability and propensity to support the banks.
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Although grocery retailing would be uncharted territory for Steinhoff, one fund manager said the company's propensity to run a decentralized business model would help it pull off any such deal.
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You know in the short term, thinking about 2019, we're much more focused on these big governmental issues and whether or not they have the propensity to really disappoint markets.
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SUPPORT RATINGS (SRS) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS (SRFS) A change in the government's ability or propensity to provide timely support would be negative for the three banks' SRs and SRFs.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Support Rating and Support Rating Floor are sensitive to any change in Fitch's view of the U.S.'s propensity to support its banks.
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She targeted what she saw as some of the basic errors of modern scientific orthodoxy, including misplaced objectivity, the exclusion of purpose and motive, and the propensity to depersonalize nature.
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Reflecting the administration's propensity to inhabit a fantasyland, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has offered a ridiculous 12-point plan that essentially called for Iran to roll over and surrender.
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A change in Citigroup's resolution plan could prompt us to reassess the parent's ability or propensity to support CTL, which, however, is less likely to occur in the near term.
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"I do believe there's a propensity to overreact when a call comes in that there's a party, and the party has a large number of African-Americans," Mr. Walker said.
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Well, you could destroy job opportunities for a number of white people, and see if they experienced a decline in propensity to work, stopped forming stable families, and so on.
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"Rising income prospects and an increasing propensity to buy mean that the consumer climate is improving once more," Rolf Buerkl, a researcher for Nuremberg-based GfK, said in a statement.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision to the SRF would require a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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A season-ending evaluation of one player revealed a propensity to miss putts of 3 feet or less compared with the tour average of making 99.42 percent from that distance.
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To understand this, it is useful to touch on basic concepts from macroeconomics 101: The tax multiplier, the marginal propensity to consume, and the impact of household formation on consumption.
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Studies show that doctors have historically prescribed fewer pain medications to blacks than whites — the result, the theory goes, of an implicit bias about the propensity to develop a habit.
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The central problem today is Congress's propensity to spend money the country does not have, and spend too much of it on favored interests and too little on economic growth.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support Kutxabank.
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The obligations are aligned with the regional states' Long-Term Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) as we believe that the federal states' ability and propensity to honour their guarantees are very strong.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support Volksbank.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in Sweden's propensity to support its banks.
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While white men were the most likely to raise their hands in the first place, women of color had the highest propensity to actually get on the ballot after signing up.
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Given Murphy's propensity to troll loyal viewers of the show, there was plenty of speculation about whether he would actually bring real-world politics into the generally surreal universe of AHS.
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Sunny's term of endearment for her son is "Shitstick"; the name stems from Willie's propensity to do crass things with his genitals from an early age, as she explains with glee.
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Had all demographic groups had the same propensity to vote (the national average is 60%), he would have squeaked by with 50.1% of the popular vote; in reality, he secured 51.9%.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support Creval.
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Ting says he can remove most of it from specific sites, but with silicone's propensity to travel, he can never be sure that it isn't hiding somewhere else in the body.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The National Ratings are driven by Fitch's view that the banks' higher-rated parents have high propensity to provide timely support to their subsidiaries, should it be needed.
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She and her colleagues recently published a study that found collective narcissism predicted hypersensitivity to insults, and a propensity to retaliate, in a sample of nearly 1,600 people across the globe.
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One of the strangest things that's happened to Batman in recent cinematic adaptations is that he's developed a propensity to kill — a jump from the nonlethal Batman of the comic books.
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Owns a killer dropshot and a bewitching range of angles with his groundstrokes, although his serve and his propensity to go AWOL mid-match make him a dangerous player to back.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support Credem.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of Danske's SR or upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in Denmark's propensity to support its banks.
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Also, MUFG's ability or propensity to support MUMSS, including due to changes in ownership or MUMSS's strategic importance to the group, would lead to a change in the ratings of MUMSS.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR or upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in Denmark's propensity to support domestic banks.
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While we've become considerably more relaxed about premarital sex, gay sex, and interracial sex, our disapproval of extramarital sex has been largely unaffected by our growing propensity to engage in it.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the Sweden's propensity to support Landshypotek.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support UBI.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support AFB.
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Santorum, who is also politcal commentator for CNN, did not give specific examples of these "antics," but pointed to the President's propensity to launch personal attacks on Twitter and in speeches.
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Old-fashioned macroeconomics, based on loose psychological propositions like the marginal propensity to consume, and often describing aggregate relationships without explicitly describing what individuals were doing, was considered dubious and uncouth.
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Now I live in the nation's capital, where the milder climate and people's propensity to plant species from elsewhere (Japanese cherries, anyone?) have given us more than 300 types of trees.
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Trump's propensity to trample on his own scripted political moments and his use of Twitter to vent his own anger and spark outrage has hardened attitudes about him among the public.
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"We have a propensity to overcategorize things as disorders in the West," said David Samson, an author of the study and an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto.
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Improving the propensity to serve in the armed forces is only part of the answer; ultimately the military needs to reexamine what will constitute the warrior and force of the future.
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"Early exposure to tobacco smoke may result in damage to the pulmonary veins, the heart, or the interface between the two, which may increase the propensity to atrial fibrillation," Marcus said.
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Over the years, Takata has used a variety of chemical agents to keep the propellant dry, with some combinations showing a greater propensity to fail than others, according to federal regulators.
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In a 2005 study, for example, the economists Jonathan Gruber and Sendhil Mullainathan found that people with a higher propensity to smoke were significantly happier in places with higher cigarette taxes.
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Questioning the justification for the DNA program is necessary, especially when the administration has the propensity to distort or misrepresent statistics, lodge claims about the border without clear evidence, and even lie.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support domestic banks.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SRs and upward revision of the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support the banks.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A multi-notch downgrade of CACIB and/or a change in the propensity to provide support to its subsidiary could lead to a negative rating action on BACB's National ratings.
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Allied to the increasing propensity to religiosity among Israeli Jews are trends in the composition of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), a change that raises questions about the reliability of the army.
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But so far the 2016 presidential campaign has been largely preoccupied with the question of which candidate has the worse character — including which one has the more egregious propensity to tell whoppers.
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Fires in the smartphones that were meant to replace devices that had been recalled because of their propensity to explode could be a disaster for Samsung and a potential boon to Apple.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The '1' SRs and 'A-' SRFs on Nomura and Daiwa are sensitive to perceived changes in the sovereign's ability and propensity to support the financial institutions.
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SUPPORT RATING (SR) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (SRF) An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF are contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support UBI.
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There will be some things that come out at sentencing that show his propensity to make threats like this and not only make threats but he carried one of those threats out.
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Fitch's view of a weaker propensity to support the banks is most likely to be triggered by clear statements of commitment to utilise resolution framework to resolve troubled banks in all scenarios.
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Sub-indices that reflect income expectations and propensity to buy also dropped, but GfK said both indicators remained at an extremely high level in contrast to the sub-index for economic expectations.
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In addition, a significant perceived weakening of Woori Bank's propensity to support its subsidiary including, but not limited to, a significant dilution in ownership, could exert downward pressure on BWS's National Ratings.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Any upgrade of the SRs and upward revision of the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Any upgrade to the SR and upward revision to the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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BAY's ratings could also be negatively impacted if BTMU shows a reduced propensity to support BAY - which may, for example, be seen via a significantly reduced shareholding or reduction in operational integration.
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"It can be difficult to advise the President effectively given his seemingly short attention span and propensity to be easily distracted," a source knowledgeable about McMaster's day-to-day challenges told CNN.
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SR AND SRF IntesaSP, Vicenza An upgrade of the SR and any upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support Italian banks.
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Yesterday's announcement that the authorities plan to inject an additional ANZ14m equity into International Bank of Azerbaijan (BB/Rating Watch Positive) this year shows greater propensity to support the country's largest bank.
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But a GfK survey earlier this week dampened spirits by showing consumer morale deteriorated unexpectedly heading into April, with propensity to buy dropping to its lowest level in more than two years.
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Some have criticized or mocked her decision to focus on that issue because of her husband's propensity to use Twitter to attack critics and the news media, including occasionally targeting people's appearances.
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Nonetheless, the Center for Responsive Politics analysis reveals a clear willingness among some of the country's richest business leaders to exert their influence on democracy, and a clear propensity to support Republicans.
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It's a "handle with care" limited exception to the general evidentiary rule that such acts may not be used simply to prove a defendant's bad character or propensity to commit a crime.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SRF An upgrade of Erste's Support Ratings and an upward revision of its SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support the bank.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade to the SR and upward revision to the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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They discussed his message but also his propensity to wave his hands around when he speaks — "It's part of my exercise regimen," Mr. Sanders said, wryly — and his fondness for rumpled suits.
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You could make a case that you protected your building from the prospect of housing a convicted sex offender whose propensity to assault women was higher than that of the average person.
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VIETNAM THAILAND South China Sea CAMBODIA BRUNEI MALAYSIA SINGAPORE BORNEO Indian Ocean INDONESIA 400 miles By The New York Times Some of Sultan Hassanal's relatives have shown a similar propensity to spend.
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The decision to grant this power to Lord Mountbatten, a naval officer nicknamed the "master of disaster" in the admiralty for his propensity to damage warships by precipitate action, was Mr. Attlee's.
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"Ironically, the Chinese leadership's keen efforts to push for accountability from bureaucrats and promise stiffer punishment for those who shirk responsibilities have contributed to their propensity to cover up disasters," Wang said.
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And remember, it's always wise to have enough cash on the sidelines to serve as an emergency fund to pay for any unforeseen expenses and to know your propensity to handle risk.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR MUAH's Support Rating is sensitive to Fitch's view of its importance to the parent company and to the parent company's ability and propensity to provide support.
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Ioana Marinescu, an assistant professor of labor market economics at the University of Pennsylvania, says research shows that there is little to no effect of a UBI on people's propensity to work.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Any upgrade of the SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade to DB's SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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Throw into the mix the rest of a large, very involved family—which includes a creepy uncle named Nino known for his propensity to flirt—and it's hard to picture doing much better.
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"The President is to this day the moral leader of the country," Kaufman said, warning that Trump's propensity to personally attack his opponents would lower the tone further in the wider political debate.
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Trump's propensity to get distracted by personal grievances and his administration's sloppy roll out of its immigration executive order -- now stalled in the courts -- have put Hill Republicans on defense rather than offense.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of Deutsche Bank's SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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The 'F244' Short-Term IDR factors in a good record of liquidity support from GIC's shareholders as well as our view that the propensity to support is more certain in the near term.
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In Fitch's view, KBC, Erste and Intesa will continue to have a high propensity to support their Hungarian subsidiaries because the central and eastern European region remains strategically important for each of them.
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Using household-fertility surveys of 3.2m women and 640,000 men in 80 developing countries, they were able to examine which durable consumer goods were linked with a higher propensity to get it on.
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In the days before and after Cruz's Iowa caucus win, both Trump and Marco Rubio began to hammer home the accusation that it's in fact Cruz who has an unusual propensity to lie.
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It should first be noted that the reasons behind the Fed's about-face are less important than its predictable propensity to revert back to a dovish posture at the first sign of trouble.
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The SR reflects Fitch's view that Banco Santander has a strong propensity to support its UK subsidiaries, but in our opinion, its ability to provide support is constrained by the subsidiaries' large size.
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But when it comes to the incredibly human propensity to overindulge our grandest ambitions and worst impulses through technology, I think From Beyond is up there with any other film you can mention.
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The SR and SRFs of NSB and Bank of Ceylon reflect the state's ability and propensity to provide support to the banks given their high importance to the government and high systemic importance.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - NATIONAL RATINGS Downward rating pressure may arise from a weakening of the regional governments' and central government's ability and/or propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to such regional development banks.
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BAY's ratings could also be negatively affected if BTMU shows a reduced propensity to support BAY - which may, for example, be seen via a significantly reduced shareholding or reduction in its strategic role.
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EFL's fairly strong franchise among local SMEs (due to the company's leading position in the leasing market) and opportunities for cross-selling to CABP (only partly utilised) underpin the parent's propensity to support.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of GBPCE's SR and upward revision of its SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the French sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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It also acts as a check on shares' propensity to ignore fundamentals and keep rising in a bull market and can act as an early warning signal of problems at companies, they add.
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Kiwibank's IDRs and Support Ratings are sensitive to changes in New Zealand's Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency IDRs, and ultimately, the sovereign's ability and propensity to provide timely support to the bank.
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We believe the three banks are each of high significance to the domestic economy and banking system, and the sovereign would likely have a high propensity to provide support to these three banks.
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Bancolombia's propensity to support its new subsidiaries is influenced by the relevant reputational risk that a default from any of these entities would pose to Bancolombia, resulting in a Support rating of '3'.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The National Ratings are driven by Fitch's view that the banks' higher-rated parents have high ability and propensity to provide timely support to their subsidiaries, should it be needed.
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"Given the president's propensity to lie about almost everything, it is not surprising that Trump is grossly distorting what the Medicare for All legislation does," Sanders wrote in defense of his signature policy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Multiple downgrades in CCBC's IDRs or its propensity to support CCB Brasil would lead to a negative rating action on CCB Brasil's ratings - not currently part of Fitch's base case scenario.
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The stories also elevated some wings of the White House at the expense of others, underscoring the persistent divisions among Trump's team of rivals and their propensity to air grievances in the press.
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However, many have criticized or mocked her decision to focus on that issue because of her husband's propensity to use Twitter to attack critics and the news media, including occasionally targeting people's appearances.
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And given Trump's propensity to trample over his own story, or to ignite fury and controversy on Twitter, wise observers will wait to conclude that Tuesday marked a behavioral pivot for his presidency.
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And that biological risk may be expressed in part through differences in children's metabolism, but also through differences in their appetites, in their responses to food, and even in their propensity to exercise.
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And yet, we are fated to an unending obsession about courting those voters, about their worries and anxieties, about their propensity to angrily storm off if they don't feel properly exalted and centered.
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"His repeated gaffes, unsatisfactory reaction to questions about his son Hunter's business dealings in Ukraine and propensity to snap back at people who challenge him, however, are growing tiresome," the paper's editors write.
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Williams's encounter is sadly emblematic of medical professionals' propensity to overlook the pain of black patients, a tendency that may even contribute to African American women dying at a disproportionate rate after childbirth.
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The company used a variety of chemical agents to keep the propellant dry in its devices over the years, with some combinations showing a greater propensity to fail than others, federal regulators said.
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SR AND SRF An upgrade of Deutsche Bank's SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support banks' senior creditors in full.
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The market's lack of movement has encouraged people to pay less and less for financial products that derive a large share of their value from the market's propensity to either rise or fall.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the bank's SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support the bank.
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Propensity to support is assessed as weak, given the small size of the bank in relation to the funding requirements of its member states, and translates into a negative adjustment of -1 notch.
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And given Trump's demonstrated propensity to stretch the truth, his voluble temperament and unwillingness to listen to advice, some legal experts also warn that an interview with Mueller could be a perjury trap.
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Waytz pointed to research that found National Basketball Association referees became less racially biased once their propensity to call more fouls on black players were exposed by previous studies and widespread media coverage.
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At a time when inequality is rising to unprecedented extremes and when the system we have created is designed to destroy rather than nurture, music's propensity to noodle inconclusively can seem unhelpful at best.
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There have been some tongue-in-cheek comparisons made in the past to the height of Fed chairs and their propensity to raise rates, with 6-foot-9 Paul Volcker being the most aggressive.
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But the court said parole officials could consider both Pollard's alleged "propensity to dissemble," as well as the assessment by former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper that documents compromised by Pollard remained classified.
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KKB could be upgraded to a rating level close to that of HB if it is acquired by the latter and in Fitch's view HB would have a strong propensity to support its subsidiary.
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This is Mr James's seventh straight appearance in the championship series, and even before he returned to his hometown club in 2014, his teams had already shown a propensity to outperform in the playoffs.
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George W. Bush turned his wit on himself, poking at perceptions he was dim and at his propensity to misspeak in speeches that are remembered as glimmers of levity in otherwise dark political times.
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While Martin was not killed by the police, George Zimmerman's ultimate acquittal reflects the same institutional propensity to brutalize people of color with the impunity that we see in extrajudicial violence across the country.
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An extremely high propensity to support is indicated by the Saudi authorities' long track record of supporting domestic banks, as well as close ties and ownership links with the government at almost all banks.
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This advantage is compounded by older voters' propensity to show up to the polls: over-65s have also had the highest turnout rate of all age categories in every election in the current millennium.
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For example, a significant reduction in ownership or level of commitment to provide financial support could indicate a material weakening in propensity to provide support, which will have a negative impact on the ratings.
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SUPPORT RATINGS (SRs) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS (SRFs) The '1' SRs and 'A-' SRFs on Nomura and Daiwa are sensitive to perceived changes in the sovereign's ability and propensity to support the financial institutions.
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You may be familiar with regular narcissism: a person obsessed with admiration, with a need for others to know how great he is, and a propensity to lash out when his greatness is attacked.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (ALL BANKS) An upgrade of the SRs and upward revision of the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support domestic banks.
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The rest, no doubt helped her refresh physically and mentally, but of greater concern is her propensity to self-destruct — as she previously has done in Melbourne — and the continued issues with her knees.
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The Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors of NSB and BOC reflect the state's ability and propensity to provide support to the banks given their high importance to the state and high systemic importance.
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The younger and younger that left-of-center voters get, the less and less propensity they have to vote at all, and the greater propensity to vote (if they vote) for a third party.
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Fitch continues to believe that the Turkish sovereign has a high propensity to support these banks, but that its ability to provide support is only moderate considering its level of net foreign currency reserves.
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While not expected, the ratings would also be sensitive to a downgrade of the Support Rating arising from changes in Fitch's assessment of BNPP's propensity to provide timely support to BNPPF and BGL BNPP.
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It was never quite clear just how Leica and Huawei shared the load in the P9's camera design, particularly given the legendary German company's propensity to licensing its iconic brand to basically anyone.
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"The so-called 'task force,' formed by members of the two committees you chair, has demonstrated a propensity to flout rules of confidentiality in order to manipulate the record and prejudice witnesses," Levy stated.
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But the special counsel investigation is now uncovering multiple approaches by Russians to the Trump campaign and revealing the openness of key figures to those approaches and their propensity to lie about the contacts.
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Mr. Trump has a propensity to attack the news media, but he is also a keen cultivator of journalists, and he has been known to criticize reporters, then meet with them cordially shortly afterward.
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For better or worse, callout culture and social media users' propensity to tell all has made it easier for anyone to share their experiences, find community, commiserate with other survivors, and potentially warn others.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES As Banca IMI's ratings are based on parent IntesaSP's Long-Term IDR, they are sensitive to changes both in the parent's Long-Term IDR and in the latter's propensity to provide support.
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Mr. Boehner was known in Congress for a propensity to burst into tears, but even if Reynolds cannot squeeze much more out of British American Tobacco, it would not be something to cry over.
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In short, a Trump presidency would be unprecedented not only for his bizarre policy positions and propensity to insult women and minorities, but also because of his staggering lack of relevant experience or knowledge.
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" The new legislation calls facial recognition technology a threat to civil rights and civil liberties, warning of its propensity to "exacerbate racial injustice and threaten our ability to live free of continuous government monitoring.
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With a weakened parliament, a judiciary under political influence, a compromised media, and a permanent propensity to blame all the country's woes on imaginary enemies, Turkey has seen its international financial rating sharply deteriorate.
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Lygos and other contemporary bio-based manufacturers benefit in particular from a tool called Crispr, which can snip into a sequence of DNA and insert desired features, like a propensity to create malonic acid.
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Quijano said he believed Buck was likely to commit violent acts in the future, citing a report linking race and propensity to violent crime — a notion that had already been widely condemned and discredited.
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Though there was none of the guttural cheering and angry taunts that often emanate from Mr. Trump's campaign-style rallies, the president's hallmark rhetoric and propensity to stretch the truth was also ever-present.
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For example, it could be widened if Fitch develops concerns over IBK's ability and flexibility to service full coupon payments on time, which potentially depends on the government's propensity to provide support to IBK.
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Rather than trimming sentences from the start, these programs allow prisoners to earn credits toward early release by participating in programs intended to help reintegrate them into society and reduce their propensity to reoffend.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (ALL BANKS) Any upgrade of the SRs and upward revision of the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The banks' Support Ratings and SRFs are sensitive to the sovereign's ability and propensity to provide support, as expressed in any change in the sovereign ratings of Sri Lanka.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of LBS' SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks or building societies.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Local and Foreign Currency IDRs SANTANDER RIO AND BBVA FRANCES Santander Rio and BBVA France's IDRs are sensitive to a change in Fitch's views on their parents' ability and propensity to provide support.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS and SUPPORT RATING GIC's IDRs and Support Rating are sensitive to a change in Fitch's view of the shareholders' propensity to support, specifically any change in GIC's strategic importance to the GCC.
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A weakening in SFL's intrinsic strength, however, would not necessarily trigger a downgrade of its National Long-Term rating, unless Singer's National Long-Term rating or its propensity to support SFL were to weaken simultaneously.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the Support Rating and upward revision of the Support Rating Floor would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support domestic banks.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - SUPPORT RATINGS AND SRF An upgrade of VB-Verbund's Support Ratings and an upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support the bank.
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NATIONAL RATINGS AND DEBT HSBC Mexico and HSBCCB's National scale ratings could only be negatively affected by a multi-notch downgrade of HSBC's IDRs, or a change in its propensity to support these Mexican affiliates.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Support Rating could be upgraded and the Support Rating Floor revised upwards if Fitch changes its assessment of the Icelandic authorities' propensity to support, although this is unlikely.
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The IDR, National Ratings, and senior debt of KTB would be affected by any changes in its Support Rating Floor, which in turn reflects the sovereign's capacity and propensity to support on a timely basis.
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But he's also a Twitter diehard, a loyal user who geeks out over the company's minute product changes while simultaneously dealing with the company's biggest failure: Its propensity to provide a platform for internet trolls.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the Support Rating and upward revision of the Support Rating Floor would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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Deterioration in the bank's standalone financial profile is unlikely to impact its National Ratings given the support-driven nature of the ratings unless the deterioration results in the parent's diminished propensity to support the bank.
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When the social network accepted an investment from Microsoft that valued it at $15 billion in 2007, a time when it had not shown any real propensity to make money, this was decried as folly.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade to the SR and upward revision to the SRF of these banks would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT A material deterioration in ICD's ability and/or propensity to support WIB, or a significant decrease in its WIB stake could result in a downgrade of WIB's ratings.
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GfK's subindex measuring income expectations fell 245.6 points on the month to a three-month low of 254.4, while consumers' propensity to buy dropped by 0.13 points to 20.1 which was the lowest since July.
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Unfortunately, because of plastic's propensity to break, the museum has no examples to include so it has made do with accessories: sunny yellow Mary Quant boots, and bright tights in shocking pink, purple and green.
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But Trump's propensity to dodge the truth has already worried associates, who are pleading with him to reverse his offer to testify under oath to Mueller, as they fear he could walk into perjury traps.
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"FinTech lenders process mortgages more quickly without increasing loan risk, respond more elastically to demand shocks, and increase the propensity to refinance, especially among borrowers that are likely to benefit from it," the report reads.
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SR AND SRF DEUTSCHE BANK An upgrade of Deutsche Bank's SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support banks' senior creditors in full.
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The propensity to serve among today's youth is incredibly low, with no more than 17 percent of male and 8 percent of female high school seniors interested or indicating intent to serve in the military.
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David Carroll, a longtime Facebook critic who sued over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, told BuzzFeed News that Facebook's own data showed Trump's voters had a higher propensity to engage with the site than other voters.
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This reflects Fitch's view that BNP Paribas' propensity to support BNL is linked to Italy's operating environment, since this affects the attractiveness of BNL to the group and BNL's impact on the group's financial profile.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the Support Rating and upward revision of the Support Rating Floor would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support the bank.
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Party officials and other primary candidates have publicly and privately expressed concern in recent months about the 76-year-old former vice president's age and propensity to misspeak in debates and on the campaign trail.
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While Till hasn't shown a propensity to double jab in his UFC tenure, he has used shoulder fakes to shuffle up and make distance for his left straight, which shows an understanding of the principle.
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They project a fairy tale-like sensorial propensity to me that suggests the complex cross-weaves of vulnerability and culpability that exist between us and other animal species, yet they are sleek and mural-sized.
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After his arrest, authorities say they were helped by the drug lord's propensity to use intricate tunnel systems for both evading authorities and moving the massive quantities of drugs that made the Sinaloa Cartel so powerful.
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Deterioration in the bank's standalone financial profile is not likely to affect its National Ratings, given the support-driven nature of the ratings, unless the deterioration results in the parent's diminished propensity to support the bank.
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Samsung entered 2017 on its heels, coming off the embarrassing debacle of the Galaxy Note 7, a phone that was recalled not just once but twice in 2016, for having a propensity to spontaneously catch fire.
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Our view that the parent's propensity to support is strong is primarily based on the strategic importance of the UK business to Banco Santander and the high reputational risk associated with failure to support UK operations.
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Putting a liver that has been cooled for storage into a metra can reverse damage it has sustained when cold by providing an environment in which its natural propensity to rejuvenate can come to the fore.
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Fitch believes Caixabank's propensity to support Banco BPI is linked to Portugal's operating environment, since this affects the attractiveness of Banco BPI to the group and Banco BPI's impact on Caixabank's overall risk and returns profile.
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Using a 80,000-strong panel of voters, the pollsters have ranked 188 of the 206 local authority areas in England, Scotland and Wales by their propensity to vote for Brexit at the referendum on June 23rd.
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" Given LL Cool J's propensity to tweet and then delete, it is unclear whether the rapper is actually heading to the studio to record an album, but if so, he promises to "massacre the rap game.
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But the outcome of the investigation, which Flynn had previously dismissed, raises new questions about a figure who has been criticized by Trump's opponents for offensive comments about Islam and a propensity to boost conspiracy theories.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the Support Rating or upward revision of the Support Rating Floor would be contingent on a positive change in the Dutch sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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Any change in the notching approach for ACOM's rating would likely be driven by changes in MUFG's ability or propensity to support ACOM, including due to changes in ownership or ACOM's strategic importance to the group.
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After controlling for variables such as risk and market environment, the researchers found that not only do funds of higher-testosterone managers produce lower returns, but those managers also have a greater propensity to be terminated.
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"The so-called 'task force,' formed by members of the two committees you chair, has demonstrated a propensity to flout rules of confidentiality in order to manipulate the record and prejudice witnesses," he wrote in part.
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But the individual cuts are skewed toward higher-income households, which economists say have a low propensity to consume, and the overall bill is expected to balloon the federal deficit by $1.5 trillion over 10 years.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the group's SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks or building societies.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The banks' IDRs, Support Ratings and senior debt ratings (where assigned) continue to reflect Fitch's view that their financially strong parents will likely have a high propensity to support the subsidiaries, if needed.
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BAY's National Long-Term Rating could also be hurt if BTMU shows a reduced propensity to support its Thai subsidiary - which may, for example, be seen via a significantly reduced shareholding or weakening in operational integration.
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This means the trader is on pace to dethrone another massive volatility bettor, who has been nicknamed "50 Cent" for the propensity to buy huge amount of VIX call options trading at about 50 cents each.
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Until the 1990s, few state or federal courts would let evidence of prior sexual assaults be heard in rape trials, considering it a classic example of evidence that only shows a "propensity" to commit a crime.
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"If you have a propensity to commit crimes, and our job is to keep people safe, and if you're going to commit quality-of-life violations, I think the consequences have to be higher," he said.
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Alternatively, a tech giant could attempt to disrupt the US wireless space: Amazon and SpaceX, for instance, are both launching satellite networks and have demonstrated a propensity to take aggressive loss-leader strategies in other domains.
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In calculus, the first derivative of a curve at any point refers not to the position of the point but to its propensity to change its position; not where an object is but how it moves .
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That means the bank must tread carefully when signaling policy steps through "forward guidance", a key influence on longer-term borrowing costs given market players' propensity to interpret bankers' signals and front-run the actual decision.
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There are two likely explanations for the spread of these clusters of infected people: a "superspreader," or person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others; or people catching the virus from infected surfaces.
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An exhibition in the city's music museum, the House of Music, estimates that he moved 67 times during his 35 years in Vienna, citing his quarrels with landlords and his propensity to leave town each summer.
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An exhibition in the city's music museum, the House of Music, estimates that he moved 67 times during his 35 years in Vienna, citing his quarrels with landlords and his propensity to leave town each summer.
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John Geer, a Vanderbilt University professor who specializes in political advertising, argued that Trump's propensity to verbally attack Clinton in an incendiary way essentially made his rallies and interviews into "attack ads" all of their own.
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Support Rating and Support Rating Floor IntesaSP, Credem and Mediobanca An upgrade of the SRs and upward revision of the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support the banks.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the Support Rating or upward revision of the Support Rating Floor would be contingent on a positive change in the Luxembourg sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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By demanding post-detention reporting for up to a lifetime, the court is presuming that an individual has the propensity to commit a certain type of crime in the future and therefore must be scrupulously supervised.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of CM11's and CIC's SRs and upward revision to the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the French sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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They highlighted a shift in the "counter-cyclical" factor in yuan fixings that had seen it turn more reactive to market appreciation pressures, potentially pointing to a reduced propensity to accommodate much more strength in the yuan.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR BSB's '2' Support Rating (SR) and 'BBB' Support Rating Floor (SRF) reflect Fitch's belief that the South Korea government (AA-/Stable) has a high propensity to support the bank, if required.
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Propensity To Share Via Social Media OR Garner Earned Media The best brands are those which make their customers proud to be associated with them, which happens when a brand can become associated with a customer's identity.
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The show often comments on tech through a lens of human failure, where the vulnerabilities of tech breakthroughs are exploited due to our propensity to hurt one another, and our hunger for new and life-changing technologies.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the SR or upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in Iceland's propensity to support domestic banks, which Fitch views as highly unlikely.
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SUPPORT RATINGS (SRS) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS (SRFS) - MAYBANK AND HLBB The SRs and SRFs of Maybank and HLBB are sensitive to any change in the sovereign's ability or propensity to provide extraordinary support to the banks.
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With DHS's propensity to experiment with new technology, Wu's prediction seems likely—just several feet away from Wu, a company selling $1 million holographic printers bragged that three of its machines were already at Border Patrol stations.
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And it revealed two other pillars of the Trump presidency -- a propensity to turn even the most crucial moments into a global televised drama, and his ravenous desire to eradicate President Barack Obama from the history books.
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Dowd's defenders also point out that in Trump, he hardly has the ideal client, given the President's propensity to stoke political firestorms in a way that could undermine the work of even the most diligent legal team.
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Deterioration in the bank's standalone financial profile is unlikely to immediately impact its National Rating, given the support-driven nature of the rating, unless the deterioration results in the central government's diminished propensity to support the bank.
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With Russian military activism in Ukraine and Syria, and a possible invite from Iraq, Turkey is compelled to act in tandem with its Western partners to neutralize Russian expansionism and its propensity to prosper in frozen conflicts.
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The findings have implications for both older and younger entrepreneurs, who may gauge future success on industry biases, as well as for venture capitalists, whose propensity to invest younger may be having adverse affects on their returns.
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A material deterioration in BH's and/or the Tunisian state's ability and/or propensity to support ML, resulting in lower creditworthiness relative to the best credit in the country, could result in a downgrade of ML's ratings.
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Based on the limited number of nascent structures that appear in this 22-D snapshot, it seemed impossible that their slight propensity to be configured in triangles and other shapes could ever be detected with statistical certainty.
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President Trump has rallied working-class white voters to the GOP's cause but tended to alienate white college graduates, which has ended up closing the partisan gap in terms of propensity to vote in low-turnout elections.
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Given Mr. Trump's propensity to criticize just about anyone else, including members of his own staff, cabinet and party, his resolute refusal to say anything negative about Mr. Putin has only fueled suspicions about last year's election.
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"This evidence was used to strip Cosby of his presumption of innocence and to try to establish that Cosby had the propensity to sexually assault women," his lawyers wrote in the appeal filed in Pennsylvania Superior Court.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of Barclays Bank's SR and upward revision of its SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks, which we do not expect.
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One of the more onerous aspects of the gig economy is its propensity to include arbitration agreements in the terms of service—you know, the very long document no one really reads—governing the rights of its workers.
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His rapid political rise, his colorful language and propensity to offend, along with his promises to build a wall and keep Muslims out of the country, are frequent topics of conversation at hair salons, gas stations and diners.
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The minority participation of the Hungarian government and EBRD in EBH (each holding 15% stake from July 2016) does not affect Fitch's view of Erste's propensity to support EBH as Erste's commitment to the Hungarian market remains unchanged.
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The UK with its propensity to run large current account deficits is almost uniquely reliant upon the kindness of strangers among the larger developed economies, so the repercussions of this shift are likely to be very severe indeed.
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The evidence "does not tie these nationals in any way to terrorist organizations within the six designated countries"; nor does it establish a tie "between an individual's nationality and their propensity to commit terrorism or their inherent dangerousness".
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Here's a fresh example to show that Twitter, a ten-year-old company that has been public for the last three, retains the propensity to act like a newborn when it comes to its 310 million active users.
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SR AND SRF A positive change in the UK sovereign's propensity to support senior bondholders that would be necessary for an upgrade of the SR and an upward revision of the SRF is, in Fitch's view, highly unlikely.
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The Negative Outlook on HSH's reflects our expectation that a sale could result in a downgrade of the IDRs if the new owners have a lower ability or propensity to provide support than HSH's current federal state owners.
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Our view of support is based on the systemic importance of NBB as a major retail bank in Bahrain, and the Bahraini authorities' high propensity to support domestic commercial banks, albeit with a weakening ability to do so.
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Misidentification is "not just a minor inconvenience" In Oakland, Kaplan is similarly troubled by facial-recognition technology as it is today — particularly in the wake of studies that indicate a propensity to misidentify women and people of color.
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The change would mark a significant shift in US policy toward Assad, whose regime is accused of near daily use of the bombs, which are banned by international law because of their propensity to aimlessly maim and kill.
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They're hoping to ride the superhero-movie wave into a claim of legitimacy, something they've been denied due to their propensity to do things like halt a big villain fight so they can perform their own theme song.
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In Fitch's view, Danske would have high propensity to support Realkredit given the latter's role as the group's main domestic mortgage provider, and the significant reputational risk Danske would face in the event of a default of Realkredit.
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As such, any changes to GDF's financial strength that hampers its ability to provide support or any change in Fitch's view about GDF's propensity to provide support to BRB could lead to a change on the bank's ratings.
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I have previously argued that Pelosi's propensity to enforce personal loyalty might help her consolidate power in the caucus, but it could also breed discontent among those whom she disfavored, especially if they are denied opportunities for influence.
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Based not just on my experiences, but on a rash of recent incidents on and off campus, the right is demonstrating its propensity to make a big show of defending free speech, only to become Antifa's mirror image.
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HBO confirmed that the final season will be a six-episode run, though we're hoping that plenty of those clock in over 60 minutes, given how many loose ends there are and the show's propensity to run long.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of GFG's SR and an upward revision of its SRF would be contingent on a positive change in Fitch's view of the sovereign's propensity to support its systemically important banks.
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Fitch believes the sovereign's propensity to support Suruga, which has an SR of '20151' and an SRF of 'B', may be more limited due to the bank's marginal systemic importance within Japan's financial system and small operational size.
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MUMSS's Support Rating and IDRs could be downgraded if MUFG's propensity to support its subsidiary diminished, MUMSS's functions within the group were substantially lessened and Fitch no longer viewed its position within the group as core and integral.
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Central Huijin's strong propensity to support CICC is highlighted by its election to receive all new CICC shares from CICC's March 2017 acquisition of China Investment Securities Company Limited (CISC), which increased Central Huijin's CICC shareholding from 0003%.
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But Tenney, a bombastic, conservative congresswoman known for her fiery rhetoric and propensity to often make head-scratching comments, has fully embraced Trump and made that strategy central to her campaign against Anthony Brindisi, an assemblyman from Utica.
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I think not only the good trade news, but the fact that bond yields have shown a propensity to rise again shows a big vote of confidence coming from the bond market, which is healthy for stocks too.
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Yes, there was powerful advocacy by people whose children's lives had been destroyed by meningitis (the so-called meningitis vaccine actually specifically works against one very particular bacteria, Neisseria meningitidis, so named for its propensity to cause meningitis).
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KTB's National Long-Term Rating, in turn, is sensitive to changes in the bank's Support Rating Floor, which reflects Fitch's view on the sovereign's capacity and propensity to provide timely extraordinary support to KTB in times of need.
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Donald Trump showed a propensity to explode at subordinates as a real estate executive even when it was he who was to blame, according to a new book by two Pulitzer Prize-winning reporters from the Washington Post.
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Today, up to 4 percent of the genes of non-Africans are Neanderthal in origin.. These may have influenced a diverse range of traits, including keratin production, disease risk and the propensity to sneeze after eating dark chocolate.
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But while the lithium ion batteries in e-cigarettes have shown a propensity to ignite if they are damaged, battery-powered portable electronic smoking devices are permitted on planes as long as they're not checked or being used.
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We believe the Open Bank Resolution Scheme (OBR), which allows the imposition of losses on depositors and senior debt holders to support a failing institution, reduces the sovereign's propensity to support its financial institutions, despite not applying to CUB.
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"This poor versus rich differential propensity to invest in self protection means that air pollution exposure exacerbates quality of life inequality in Chinese cities because the poor are exposed to more risk," Kahn and the paper's other authors write.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, VRS AND SENIOR DEBT The downgrades of the IDRs on BOC and NSB are driven by the state's reduced ability to provide support while Fitch's expectation of the state's propensity to provide support remains unchanged.
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Those include Jack Posobiec, a relentless proponent of the tinfoil-hat Pizzagate narrative, and Infowars, the conspiracy site which has been at the center of recent congressional hearings because of its propensity to attack the victims of mass shootings.
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Clarity Campaign Labs, a data strategy group that works primarily for Democrats but is not affiliated with either presidential campaign, has developed a model that assigns voters a score, out of 100, indicating their propensity to support gun control.
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While we believe that BPM's propensity to support this subsidiary is extremely high, the parental support available to Akros is weakened by BPM's own moderate fundamental financial strength as reflected in its ratings (BPM's Viability Rating is bb+/RWN).
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Given EIB's balance sheet size, and as illustrated by its statute and its prominence as an EU institution, Fitch believes that member states' propensity to support is strong and provides a backstop to material downward pressure on the rating.
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Downward rating pressure may arise from weakened central government ability or propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to Bank DKI, with the latter likely to stem from the bank becoming less important to DKI in supporting the regional economy.
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"Today we get the S.A. trade balance, always one to throw a bit of volatility into the equation given its propensity to be completely at odds with expectations," chief trader at Standard Bank Warrick Butler said in a note.
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On Wednesday, a big trader, perhaps the infamous trader know as "Fifty Cent" (named for his/her propensity to buy VIX call options worth 24 cents), bought some 29,000 VIX calls at the August 21st expiry 20 strike calls.
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In assessing the parent's propensity to support PCBB Fitch views positively the strategic importance of Bulgaria and the broader south eastern Europe to the group as well as PCBB's significant role in and contribution to the PCH group's performance.
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The future role of ANTS in the SGH group is likely to change as a result of the changed ring-fencing plans, but we do not expect that the group's propensity to support ANTS will reduce as a result.
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Others are less obvious, like competition for attention in News Feed drives people to easy to consume formats and people's propensity to click on Instant Articles is correlated to the volume of Instant Articles they see from a publisher.
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Each work is retailed at roughly 2,000 times the price of the IKEA hanger, proposing a double poke at mass consumerism, and at the art world's propensity to transform dust to gold by validation of a gallery's white walls.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The bank's IDRs could be downgraded if (i) the Russian Federation, and hence Tatneft, are downgraded; (ii) if Tatneft's propensity to provide support BZ weakens; or (iii) support received is not sufficient to cover asset quality problems.
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The deal will also give the UFC something it has never had before: data about its PPV audience, including information about who is buying event access and viewers' propensity to purchase goods, said UFC Chief Operating Officer Lawrence Epstein.
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By covered wagon and jetliner, from East Coast to West, Rust Belt to Sun Belt, Americans' propensity to be on the move – to new jobs and new places – has historically provided the economy with a critical dose of oomph.
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The big picture: Sports is one of the few types of content that is still watched live, but consumers have shown a propensity to engage with digital sports content on a second screen while watching games live on television.
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These ratings may also be affected by any perceived change in the government's propensity to support the banks, although such a scenario is unlikely in the near term for systemically important state-owned banks like Agribank, Vietinbank and Vietcombank.
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Research from the data firm Catalist shows that women of color have the strongest propensity to vote Democratic; 88 percent supported Democrats in the 2018 midterms, compared with 48 percent of white women and 38 percent of white men.
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Or maybe they missed voters with low levels of social trust or a lower propensity to volunteer, who have long been less likely to respond to surveys and may have been more likely to support Mr. Trump in 2016.
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"Compared to the average travel habits of Americans, the L.G.B.T. community does travel more frequently, so the propensity to capture that revenue is there," said John Tanzella, the president and chief executive of the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association.
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Through precise audience targeting capabilities, political campaigns, national committees and non-profit organizations are able to reach audiences with the highest propensity to take a specific action, including register to vote, volunteer for a cause or support a candidate.
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The ratings on AMCL, Siyapatha, MRF and HGL are similarly sensitive to changes in Fitch's assessment of their respective parents' ability and propensity to provide support, none of which is expected by Fitch in the short to medium term.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS Credit Suisse and CSGAG: An upgrade to Credit Suisse's or CSGAG's SRs and an upward revision to the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in Switzerland's propensity to support its banks.
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For all five entities, any material weakening in the parent groups' propensity to support the Thai subsidiaries could also lead to a change in the National Ratings, although Fitch does not view this as likely in the medium term.
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Those teasers from the president, coupled with Mr. Trump's propensity to change his mind, have made White House officials who have seen a draft of the speech cautious about saying definitively what will be in it in the end.
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"I don't think we should conduct foreign policy in our bathrobe at 5 o'clock in the morning," Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota said, alluding to the president's propensity to tweet from the White House residence early in the morning.
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In particular, the need to keep in check the Sith's propensity to internecine struggle led them to institute the "rule of two" — "always two there are, a master and an apprentice, no more, no less", as Yoda put it.
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Upside potential for the bank's National Rating may arise if Fitch is of the view that the bank's importance to the local economy has increased, such that the central government has greater propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to Bank Maluku.
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In murder cases, emoji could be found in threats that took place between the defendant and the victim, and they serve as evidence that suggests the defendant's state of mind or whether they had a propensity to commit the crime.
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"We still firmly believe that South Africa's propensity to make policy mistakes, the lack of key reforms, and uncertainty in the economy mean that we are on a near inevitable path toward sub-investment grade," Nomura analyst Peter Attard Montalto said.
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Here's the age-crime curve for robbery in 2014, taken from Mauer and Nellis's book: As the chart makes clear, a person's propensity to commit a crime — in this case, a robbery — is at its highest around 20 years old.
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His message that the election is "rigged" and that the political system is skewed to guarantee a Clinton victory, shows Trump taking his distrust of the media and propensity to fuel conspiracy theories beyond what even he has exhibited previously.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors of NSB and BOC reflect the state's ability and propensity to provide support to the banks given their high importance to the state and high systemic importance.
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Upside potential for the bank's National Rating may arise if Fitch is of the view that the bank's importance to the local economy has increased, such that the central government has greater propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to Bank Jambi.
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Fitch believes Turkcell would have a strong propensity to support TFS given (i) its 100% stake and full operational control; (ii) the close integration of the subsidiary with its parent; and (iii) TFS's role in customer base acquisition for Turkcell.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of KBC Bank or KBC Group's Support Ratings and upward revision of the entities' Support Rating Floors would be contingent on a positive change in the Belgian sovereign's propensity to support its banks.
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In an announcement post earlier this year, Huffman rolled out changes to the algorithm that surfaces popular posts to r/all—effectively the frontpage of "the frontpage of the internet"—to specifically mitigate The_Donald's propensity to upvote posts as a hivemind.
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The capacity to support, measured by the rating ensuring coverage of net debt, is 'BBB-' and propensity to support is assessed as weak, given the modest size of the bank in relation to the funding requirements of its member states.
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But if the results for the union survey are extrapolated nationwide, just paying employees for the hours they work could push up consumer spending by 13.4 percent, according to Reuters calculations based on monthly wage data and the propensity to consume.
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SCB AG's IDRs also reflect our view that Santander has a high propensity to provide both ordinary and extraordinary support if needed, given the shared brand name and SCB AG's deep integration within SCF and, ultimately, Santander's organisation and systems.
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Luke Nichter, one of the country's leading experts on the Nixon tapes, and a scholar of his presidency, warns that our propensity to view Tricky Dick as villainous may lead us to harsher judgments of his actions than the evidence warrants.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The banks' Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors would be affected by any change in Fitch's perception of the sovereign's ability or propensity to provide extraordinary support to the banks in a timely manner.
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Our view of support is based on the systemic importance of NBB and BBK as major retail and corporate banks in Bahrain, and the Bahraini authorities' high propensity to support domestic commercial banks, albeit with a weakening ability to do so.
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Its ability is primarily sensitive to a change in UBS AG's VR and any regulatory restrictions placed on capital or liquidity supply from UBS AG. Its propensity to support it is driven by the subsidiary's importance and role in the group.
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The affirmation of the 10 banks' Support Ratings at '2' reflects Fitch's view that the banks' parents continue to have a strong propensity to provide support, given the subsidiaries' ownership structures, strategic importance, integration and, in some cases, common branding.
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In Fitch's view, the authorities would have a high propensity to provide support, if needed, because of the state's majority ownership; the banks' systemic importance (to a lesser extent in MCB); tight supervision of their activities; and their policy roles.
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Fitch may downgrade the Thai entities' National Ratings if we determine that their respective parents have a lower propensity to provide them with extraordinary support, as indicated by a large decrease in ownership or a lower commitment to provide financial support.
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While there are many important differences between the foreign policies of Putin and of his Soviet forebears, one vital similarity is his propensity to bring periods of improved relations with the United States to an abrupt halt with aggressive actions.
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The president's propensity to determine which top adviser or Cabinet member is in or out at the drop of a dime, or often the push of a tweet, leaves those working for him in the lurch, fearing the worst could happen.
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"China's artificial intelligence capabilities rival the U.S., are powered by enormous data troves to include vast amounts of information stolen from the U.S., and the country has already shown a propensity to employ synthetic media in television broadcast journalism," he said.
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Upside potential for the bank's National Rating may arise if Fitch is of the view that the bank's importance to the local economy has increased, such that the central government has greater propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to BPD Bali.
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When I consider What Black Horror Means Today, with the thick of the present around me and its propensity to so swiftly crush the soul into ash, I think of Atlanta, Glover's twisted theater of kinship and chaos and black pathos.
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Moreover, Mrs Clinton's vaunted analytics department can target persuadable voters whose doors await a knock, and likely supporters with a middling propensity to vote who could use a ride to the polls, with the pinpoint accuracy of a Facebook advertisement.
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Once you have a society in which inequality reaches very high levels, all else being equal, you might expect a greater propensity to call for these [acts of violence] or even engage in them in a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy.
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A marked increase in the share of third-party funding of RNB without recourse to the bank's shareholders could also somewhat erode the owners' propensity to support RNB, in Fitch's view, and could result in a downgrade of its ratings.
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An increased propensity to point to one's own work—"manciting," if you will—is no small thing when the number of citations a paper has is often used as a proxy to measure a scientist's importance by both peers and employers.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUBORDINATED DEBT The affirmation reflects that Fitch has not perceived any changes to Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited's (ICBC; A/Stable) ability and propensity to support its fully owned subsidiary, ICBC Asia.
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A collection of weird, left-field production moves that draw from influences as disparate as house music, Latin freestyle (really), and James Blake (really), it's an album that is fascinating even as it seems to have the propensity to flop commercially.
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What it revealed, for the most part, are the candidates' flaws — Clinton's defensiveness and inability to articulate a broad vision; Sanders's monomania about money in politics and propensity to back whatever the left wants, even when it is mutually contradictory.
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But Biden's big problem isn't progressive policy wonks, it's 20-something Sanders voters who have low propensity to vote and whose thinking about politics is heavily influenced by pro-Sanders media figures who are extremely hostile to the institutional Democratic Party.
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The decision to rip away Brennan's clearance encapsulates Trump's imperious, insecure personalization of policy, his propensity to lie to justify his transgressions, and his flailing efforts to quiet his critics -- efforts that, as we have already seen, are doomed to fail.
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And in reaction to Hollywood's propensity to reduce Beirut to a backdrop for action movies, two of our Lebanese-American journalists put together a list of films, books and other artwork that offers a more nuanced depiction of the country.
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Today's young adults are now reaching the beginning of what should be their peak spending years, but starting their professional lives during a lengthy recession while laden with student debt has diminished their income and dampened their propensity to consume.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of BB plc's and B plc's SR and upward revision of the SRFs would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks, which we do not expect.
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The rhetoric about black men's propensity to rape and the corresponding need for white men to protect white women flourished both in debates about black men's civil and political rights and in discussions about new freedoms and opportunities for white women.
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Their story illustrates why the most amazing thing about Viagra is not its propensity to turn derelict dicks into steel-hard ramrods, but rather its effectiveness in providing a conduit for big pharma to distort America's perception of sexual dysfunction.
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And exposure to the criminal justice system does heighten someone's propensity to crime: For example, jail can put defendants in housing, and therefore lets them build relationships, with people who may be in a gang or otherwise involved in criminal activities.
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This is particularly the case given the entry of Apple into the market - its installed base of loyal customers with a high propensity to transact put Apple Music in a good position to drive penetration higher over time, in our view.
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She is so prolific that the publishing giant Elsevier previously revealed that they have special directions to editors in place for evaluating tips originating from Francis—helped along, no doubt, by Francis's propensity to CC the tips to the New York Times.
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Some, like the late Christopher Hitchens, have insisted that all religions have the propensity to darken the mind and encourage bad behaviour; others, like Sam Harris, have put particular stress on what they see as the capacity of Islam to inspire terrible misdeeds.
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Bourdain had a nasty run with heroin and cocaine in his early 20s, about which he was an open book, and to which he credited his propensity to root for the underdog, and respond compassionately to suffering and injustice around the world.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, SR, SRF AND DEBT AHB's IDRs, SR and SRF are sensitive to any change in Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of the UAE and Abu Dhabi authorities and on their propensity to support the banking system or the bank.
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In Fitch's view, the authorities would have a high propensity to provide support, if needed, because of the state's majority ownership; the banks' systemic importance (to a lesser extent in the case of MCB); tight supervision of their activities; and their policy roles.
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SUPPORT RATING (SR) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (SRF) - CGD, MILLENIUM BCP AND MONTEPIO An upgrade of the banks' Support Ratings and upward revision of the Support Rating Floors would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support the banks.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, SUPPORT RATING ZKB's IDRs and Support Rating are primarily sensitive to changes in its owner's ability or propensity to support the bank and a downgrade of the Canton of Zurich's IDR would result in a downgrade of ZKB's IDRs.
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Downward rating pressure may arise from a weakening of the central government's ability or propensity to provide extraordinary financial support to Bank DKI, with the latter likely to stem from the bank becoming less important to DKI in supporting the regional economy.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of Nationwide's SR and upward revision of the SRF would be contingent on a positive change in the sovereign's propensity to support its banks or building societies, which is highly unlikely, in Fitch's view.
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A more manageable cost of failure - potentially as a result of more robust resolution plans - may reduce the sovereign's propensity to provide extraordinary support in times of stress, although we do not see a high probability of this in the near term.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING The affirmation of IDRs, National Ratings and Support Ratings reflects Fitch's view that Singapore-based DBS Bank Ltd's (DBS, AA-/Stable) ability and propensity to support DBS Taiwan would continue to be extremely high.
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While Sweden is likely to retain a high propensity to support its major banks to safeguard financial stability in light of the concentrated structure, Sweden is bound by EU state aid rules, meaning it does not have full control over support decisions.
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Two researchers, Ioana Marinescu from the University of Pennsylvania and Damon Jones from the University of Chicago, analyzed the dividend since its creation in 1982 and found it did not negatively affect employment rates or propensity to work in comparison to similar states.
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And given his propensity to stoke racial and cultural tensions at a time of political peril in order to preserve his support base and the vocal backing of conservative media, his sudden fixation with the border is bound to come under extra scrutiny.
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In other words, what may appear as an example of tacit racism may actually be a manifestation of a broader propensity to think in terms of "us versus them" — a prejudice that can apply, say, to fans of a different sports team.
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Toward the end of their time together the McCarthy-Rodgers relationship became frayed, by many accounts, with Rodgers appearing frustrated at McCarthy's propensity to go for field goals on short fourth downs or to call running plays when Rodgers would rather pass.
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We view the authorities' propensity to support DBSA as high, given its special status as a development finance institution incorporated by an Act of Parliament, with a clear mandate, and that it is wholly owned by the South African Ministry of Finance.
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Given the many competing demands in our country today and the propensity to fix only what is broken, I am concerned the Coast Guard will continue to be known solely for our success – and not what we need to be made whole.
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Given the President's propensity to peddle untruths, the burden of truth for any military strike would be high -- even higher than it would have been given that inaccurate intelligence led the US into its last major war in the Middle East, in Iraq.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of the Support Ratings or upward revision of the Support Rating Floors would be contingent on a positive change in the Swedish sovereign's propensity to support its banks, including non-preferred senior notes.
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Government officials have also reportedly been worried that U.S. allies in general would stop sharing intelligence because of Trump's propensity to say whatever's on his mind, his self-proclaimed aversion to daily intelligence briefings, and his advisers' reported ties to the Russian government.
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NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT Citibanamex, Accival and Tarjetas Banamex's national scale ratings could only be negatively affected by a multi-notch downgrade of the bank's VR, or a multi-notch downgrade of Citi's IDRs, or a change in their propensity to support these affiliates.
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A downgrade could occur if we perceive a decrease in UC's propensity to support, for example through a significant reduction in the importance of Bank Austria's role in the group, which is not our expectation, or if UC's ability to provide support weakens materially.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Support Rating Floor of 'B' and Support Rating of '4' reflect Fitch's view that the sovereign's propensity to support Suruga would be limited due to the bank's small operational size and marginal systemic importance to Japan's financial system.
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Those "other people" disproportionately come from only some regions of the US. What the military measures as "propensity to serve" is more heavily concentrated in the South and Mountain West, while major cities, the Northeast, and the West Coast are desert zones for military recruiters.
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Second, as Mr Irwin mentions, diverting a greater share of national income to workers, and especially workers with low incomes and a greater propensity to spend what they earn (rather than tuck it away in a bond fund), could help fix the world's macroeconomic troubles.
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It requires the reader to make some "strange inversions of reasoning"—bold changes of perspective on the nature of design, purpose and consciousness—to loosen the pull of "Cartesian gravity", or the human propensity to think of the mind as mysterious and non-physical.
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Since the swing vote of Justice Kennedy is often the question mark in closely watched cases—as in this year's gerrymandering and gay rights disputes—the 81-year-old's propensity to vary the frequency of his voice (subconsciously, we assume) may be particularly telling.
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"Elections are emotional, investing is emotional; we've got the combination here that can lead some investors to the propensity to make a mistake," Kleintop said, noting that concerns about the tightening presidential race could drive investors to "jump in" to the market too quickly.
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Speaking for the sceptics, Christopher Hitchens, a journalist, argued that: "There is...an unusually high and consistent correlation between the stupidity of a given person and [his] propensity to be impressed by the measurement of IQ." Like any assessment, IQ tests are not perfect.
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It turned out that in the Cold War world, ravaged—as ever—by political instability and social corrosion, it was a cod-mystical Irish singer with a very low profile and a propensity to dress in motorcycle leathers who provided much needed aural comfort.
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On Monday, the Washington Post reported that as tax reform and budget issues begin to be debated in earnest by Congress, legislators don't trust Trump; even his nominal allies are wary of his propensity to be distracted and get himself into self-defeating arguments.
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Miami dodged a bullet against Virginia to remain in the national title hunt, but the ACC Coastal Division champs are hardly out of the woods as they have shown a propensity to play down to the competition, often needing late heroics to pull out victories.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS Once MUS USA becomes part of the IHC, MUS USA's ratings would be driven by changes in MUAH's ability or propensity to support MUS USA including due to changes in ownership or Fitch's view of MUS USA's importance to the group.
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PCBG's Support Rating of '3' reflects Fitch's view that PCH's propensity to provide support to the subsidiary is high, but PCBG's ability to receive and utilise this support could be restricted by transfer and convertibility risks, as reflected by Georgia's Country Ceiling of 'BB'.
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They said one of his allegedly criminal messages, which suggested that a terrorist attack in 503 may have reflected failings in the government's policies in the western region of Xinjiang, had garnered 1,930 retweets—remarkable given Mr Pu's well-known propensity to criticise officialdom.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRs, SENIOR DEBT AND SUPPORT RATING Kiwibank's IDRs, senior debt and Support Rating are sensitive to changes in the New Zealand sovereign's Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency IDRs, and ultimately, the shareholders' ability and propensity to provide timely support to the bank.
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SUPPORT RATING (SR) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (SRF) Shizuoka's SR of '2' and SRF of 'BBB-' reflect Fitch's belief that the sovereign has a strong propensity to support the bank, if necessary, due to Shizuoka's size relative to other banks in its prefecture and nationally.
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But FINRA refuses to release that data in bulk form, which would allow for database analysis to find patterns at brokerages that might also trouble investors – such as a firm's propensity to hire brokers with a history of client complaints or regulatory run-ins.
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Later this year, Hulu is set to introduce an ad format that lets people watch branded content in exchange for an ad-free viewing if they watch three or more episodes of a show, based on an algorithm that determines their propensity to binge.
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Fitch's view on the sovereign's propensity to support the bank could weaken if Fitch judges that BDB's size and/or mix of commercial and policy banking would lead to an increased risk of the state being prevented from supporting the bank's senior creditors in full.
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"From a chart standpoint, I think that there may be some shorter-term longs that need to liquidate, and I would think with global volatility continuing to rally, their propensity to liquidate is higher," said Scott Shelton, energy broker with ICAP in Durham, North Carolina.
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Our research found that consumers who have used Apple Pay, Android Pay and Samsung Pay had high satisfaction levels with the experience, with speed and convenience the biggest factors in their satisfaction, and a high propensity to use it more often in the future.
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"I think what you do need to figure out whether it's one voice," Plouffe said of the campaign's overall strategy — and please do away with Clinton's propensity to summon the clans for 10-to-20-person conference calls anytime things go wrong, he urged.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade of RCB's Support Rating and upward revision of its Support Rating Floor would be contingent on a positive change in the French sovereign's propensity to support its banks and in the systemic importance of the bank.
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Beyond those general themes, Mr. Trump's advisers have yet to devise a set of talking points for the closely watched meeting, a process made all the more difficult given the cloud of suspicion hanging over the president and his own propensity to go off-script.
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CS Schweiz: CS Schweiz's Support Rating of '1' reflects primarily our view that the entity is an integral part of Credit Suisse, and whose default would constitute significant reputational risk to its parent, thus increasing Credit Suisse's propensity to provide extraordinary support, if required.
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They wring their hands and warn that America is setting the stage for a violent backlash by the Palestinians, which is actually pre-emptively excusing the Palestinian propensity to turn to terrorist violence and bloodshed as the preferred tactic for trying to coerce Israel.
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On the other hand, one reason Tesla stock has been a short seller's favorite is founder and CEO Elon Musk's propensity to talk loosely, especially when making promises about when products might hit the market or how quickly production of new models can scale.
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Republican lawmakers describe a President that behind the scenes is like a Maitre D' at your favorite restaurant, a willing tour guide and listener, but also a force of personality who commands meetings and has the propensity to talk endlessly about everything and nothing.
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Other GOP lawmakers feel that Greitens' propensity to attack other lawmakers got in the way of being able to accomplish more, especially since this is the first time in modern history Republicans controlled the governor's mansion and had large majorities in the General Assembly.
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Against defenses that are more attune to his weaknesses, the floor will be cramped and opponents will be more than aware of his propensity to sprint inward on a basket cut or corner crash—action that can do damage to Toronto's transition defense, too.
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I'm not a huge fan of the Emmys' new voting system, which I think has the propensity to over-reward popular shows rather than the best shows, especially if they're on HBO or another network that boasts lots of voters within the TV Academy.
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This reflected Fitch's expectation that the new controlling shareholders' ability and propensity to provide extraordinary support, should a sale go through, will be lower than available from UniCredit (for more details see 'Fitch Affirms 4 Leading Polish Banks; Outlook Stable' dated 9 November 2016 at www.fitchratings.com).
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For example, in order to take customer deposits, a fintech company needs to be regulated, private banking customers only entrust their wealth and information to those they trust, and loan underwriting requires access to information that enables underwriters to assess borrowers' capacity and propensity to repay.
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An analysis by Sarah Binder of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, of the members of the House of Representatives who shelved Mr Trump suggests the propensity to ditch him rises rapidly with the share of the vote in their districts that Barack Obama won in 2012.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, SENIOR DEBT AND SUPPORT RATING Kiwibank's IDRs, Support Rating and non-guaranteed senior debt ratings are sensitive to changes in New Zealand's Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency IDRs, and ultimately, the sovereign's ability and propensity to provide timely support to the bank.
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Given tech's propensity to grandstand its own accomplishments, one could assume that the number of moderators tasked with rooting out bad actors on these massive sites is unimpressive, and based on the increasing frequency of abuse, these teams haven't been able to keep up with the abuse.
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The two revised ratings pertain to grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities of BayernLB and are aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of the regional state of Bavaria as we believe that Bavaria's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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The affirmation reflects Fitch's view that a downgrade of Italy's sovereign rating and a deterioration of the domestic operating environment would not immediately affect CA's propensity to provide support to Agos, as Italy remains a strategically important market for CA despite the country's weak economic performance.
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The exhibitions title, In Good Time, refers to many things: DuBois's famous propensity to embark on decade-long projects, aging—one of his favorite themes—and the manner in which, as curator Cory Jacobs puts it, "something becomes revealed" if you spend long enough with his photographs.
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While it is not our base case, SCB's ratings would also be sensitive to a change in Fitch's assessment of Banco Santander's propensity to support SCB, particularly should it become significantly less integrated with the group, leading Fitch to no longer view SCB as a core subsidiary.
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It's buggy, constantly asking you to complete same tutorial you've already completed five times before, and it often feels like an afterthought that was quickly thrown together, as evidenced by its sluggishness and its propensity to suddenly crash, as noted by multiple users on the App Store.
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SUPPORT RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING FLOORS The affirmation of Khan Bank's and State Bank's Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors reflects Fitch's view that the sovereign's propensity to provide extraordinary support remains unchanged given the banks' domestic systemic importance and high proportion of retail deposit funding.
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When you add Mr. Trump's propensity to attack the judiciary, the FBI, the Justice Department, the intelligence community, the media, his own staff and to litigate via Twitter he is a litigation disaster zone destined to destroy his lawyer as he blows up his own case.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR An upgrade to the Support Rating and upward revision to the Support Rating Floor would be contingent on a positive change in the Netherland's propensity to support its banks, as well as a significant increase of Van Lanschot's systemic importance.
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GRANDFATHERED STATE-GUARANTEED SECURITIES The ratings of the grandfathered state-guaranteed senior unsecured, Tier 2 subordinated and market-linked notes are equalised with the regional state of Bavaria's Long-Term IDR as we believe that Bavaria's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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The agency believes that VWFS AG, if required, would have a very strong propensity to honour the obligation due to its publicly expressed commitment to do so, potential reputational damage from not honouring the obligation and the importance of the Russian market for the VW Group.
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Koestler's book took up the notion that humanity's existence might have been a mistake, an evolutionary error, and dealt with humanity's propensity to violence and awareness of the inevitability of death — all ideas that would come into play, in various ways, throughout Ghost in the Shell's story.
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Other structural policies that would promote demand include steps to accelerate investments in renewable technologies that could replace fossil fuels and measures to raise the share of total income going to those with a high propensity to consume, such as support for unions and increased minimum wages.
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Given our president's propensity to go wildly off script at his campaign-like stops across the country, expectations were that Tuesday night's event in Charleston, West Virginia, would turn into a free-associating mess, full of untenable, irresponsible denunciations of Cohen and defenses of his friend Manafort.
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The judge on that case said she expects the jury selection to take longer and be more difficult than the Virginia proceeding, because of the amount of media attention the case received less than a month earlier and Washington residents' propensity to follow the news and politics.
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" Mindful, perhaps, that current events have a propensity to outstrip fiction, he has chosen to set the story in the near future (2018) and invent two countries to play the roles of the haves and have-nots: tiny Zantoroland and Freedom State, the "third-richest nation in the world.
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Fitch's broad principles for rating supranationals remain unchanged: the agency first determines the MDB's standalone credit quality, which Fitch refers to as its intrinsic rating (IR), and then assesses the likelihood of it receiving extraordinary financial support from shareholders, which considers both the capacity and propensity to support.
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The two revised ratings pertain to grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities of LBBW and are aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of the regional state of Baden-Wuerttemberg (BW) as we believe that BW's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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Major investors: Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Khosla Ventures, Goldman Sachs In 2013 the FDA ruled that genetic-testing company 23andMe, which has raised a total of $23 million, could no longer sell one of its signature services: test results that indicate a person's propensity to develop inherited diseases.
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SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANY As the IDRs and VRs of the subsidiaries are equalized with those of USB to reflect support from their ultimate parent, they are sensitive to changes in the parent's propensity to provide support, which Fitch currently does not expect, or from changes in USB's IDRs.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT TF's National Ratings are mostly sensitive to changes in TL's National Ratings and would benefit from stronger integration with TL. Nevertheless, they could also suffer from a material deterioration of TL's propensity to support TF, which Fitch believes is highly unlikely.
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Donald J. Trump has called for "extreme vetting" to determine who is allowed to enter the United States, but when it comes to his presidential campaign, he has shown a propensity to be lenient when it comes to the kinds of red flags that might scare off other candidates.
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But my guess is that the oil-price disappointment comes less from expectational channels than from two facts: oil is now a big driver of investment, via shale, and oil exporters are actually cash-constrained these days, with an arguably *higher* marginal propensity to spend than oil consumers.
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Fitch believes that VWFS AG, if required, would have a very strong propensity to honour the obligation due to its publicly stated commitment to do so, the majority ownership and potential reputational damage from not honouring the obligation and the importance of the Russian market for the VW group.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, SUPPORT RATING, SUPPORT RATING FLOOR AND DEBT Mashreq's IDRs, Support Rating and Support Rating Floor are sensitive to a change in Fitch's view of the creditworthiness of the UAE and Abu Dhabi authorities and on their propensity to support the banking system or the bank.
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One factor that usually favors older people is credit score, which is based on "propensity to repay a debt, regardless of your income or assets," said Rod Griffin, director of public education at Experian, one of the three large companies that report such scores in the United States.
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Having worked for a business whose mission was to let users explore and hire offline services from their connected devices, these executives developed a propensity to digitize all business aspects, including Danke's day-to-day operations, a scheme that will also take up some of the new funds.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, SUPPORT RATING, SUPPORT RATING FLOOR AND DEBT DIB's IDRs, Support Rating and Support Rating Floor are sensitive to a change in Fitch's view of the the creditworthiness of the UAE and Dubai authorities and on their propensity to support the banking system or the bank.
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He seems relieved to have put that part of his long, strange journey behind him, and it's easy to see why; Gagneux is obviously far more comfortable holding a guitar than a gun, and has used that propensity to make a positive impact far beyond the Swiss border.
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"Their propensity to violence is a big part of it, they're very violent organization, they're a well-armed organization, but really the gasoline that was thrown on the fire was synthetic drugs," said Bill Bodner, the special agent in charge of the DEA's field office in Los Angeles.
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