The transformed primary has led to a revaluing of resources.
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Revaluing women's work makes those jobs more appealing for men, too.
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In May, the famed investor said he was revaluing the company amid strong competition.
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It was revaluing assets, not adding them, as a result of the new tax cuts.
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Last year, the company took the rare step of sharply revaluing its stock to $2 billion.
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"The big cognitive shift that we need to make is from discounting the past to revaluing the past," he said.
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Such moves are not unusual when a new investment chief takes over because they allow for rejiggering investments and revaluing assets.
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The novel idea that the United States could achieve greater domestic prosperity by revaluing the dollar sounds obscure and a little risky.
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Certainly the official repayment formula, which has yet to be applied, looks like a ruse to avoid revaluing the bonds and should be reviewed.
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But did the stock reaction also raise the prospect that investors have been a bit too aggressive in upwardly revaluing these elite undisrupted names?
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But revaluing the dollar could create two million to five million good-paying jobs, according to research by my organization, the Economic Policy Institute.
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Another portion stems from the bank revaluing assets on its balance sheet it intended to use as a tax shield under the old, higher rate.
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But even the relatively obscure—including such sleeper heroes as Leon Golub, Robert Colescott, Mary Heilmann, and Moira Dryer—enhance the show's sense of timely revaluing.
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The conference planners were women who believed that building women's culture and pushing for a revaluing of femininity should be the movement's central goals; they were cultural feminists.
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After filing its IPO prospectus in December, Nutanix delayed its offering in the first quarter because of volatility in the stock market and a revaluing of cloud technology companies.
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"The market is revaluing everything, and throwing the winners out with the losers," said Nick Sturiale, an investor in cloud companies such as Splunk at venture firm Ignition Partners.
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The profitability of its luxury cars division was dented by higher costs for revaluing the leasing portfolio in Germany, and the costs of launching the compact Mercedes-Benz A-Class.
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The value of privately owned, U.S. nonresidential capital stock today is about $25 trillion, which means investors are revaluing U.S. productive capacity by as much as $2 trillion each month.
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Critics of the Wyden idea (as you can see here) claim that revaluing assets each year is too complicated to be feasible and that the plan will harm economic growth.
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The bank was also hit by a $1.8bn restructuring charge, as well as an $863m non-cash loss on revaluing its derivative book and a $362m goodwill impairment against its Taiwan business.
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UBS said it saw low levels of client activity and pronounced risk aversion in the fourth quarter, when it booked a net tax benefit of 715 million francs thanks to revaluing deferred tax assets.
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Pretax profit jumped 43 percent to 24 billion euros ($21 billion) in the first quarter, more than expected even taking into account one-off gains that included 20.9305 million euros from revaluing HERE after Intel (INTC.
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In a joint statement on Monday, the retailers said that they would cut the price of the takeover to between $6.50 a share and $7 a share, potentially revaluing the transaction to as little as $6.8 billion.
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Daimler's results were lifted by revaluing a stake in mapping company HERE, as well as by the sale of some real estate and the reversal of an impairment charge on its stake in Chinese carmaker BAIC (1958.HK).
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Selective revaluation can be defined as the revaluation of specific assets within a class or all assets within a specific location. A manufacturing company may have its manufacturing facilities spread over different locations. Suppose it decides to undertake a revaluation of its plant & machinery. Selective revaluation will mean revaluing specific assets (such as the boiler, heater, central air-conditioning system) at all locations, or revaluing all items of Plant & Machinery at a particular location only.
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"Coffee, Co-operatives and Competition: The Impact of Fair Trade" , Michelsen Institute of Development Studies and Human Rights.Muriel Calo and Timothy A. Wise, "Revaluing Peasant Coffee Production: Organic and Fair Trade Markets in Mexico", Global and Environment Institute, October 2005. In 2016, UNESCO inscribed "Idea and practice of organizing shared interests in cooperatives" on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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Christopher Masters (14 October 2012), Raoul de Keyser obituary The Guardian. He attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Deinze under the painter Roger Raveel from 1963 to 1964.Raoul De Keyser: FREEDOM, 20 September – 29 October 2011 David Zwirner, New York. While at school, De Keyser joined New Vision, a Flemish movement led by Raveel with the avowed aim of "revaluing everyday reality".
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The comedy includes references to (or appearances by) vampires, ghosts, mummies and werewolves. It contains the occasional jibe of an adult nature, but is largely acceptable for younger audiences. It is played in camp style. Ludlam said, however, "Our slant was actually to take things very seriously, especially focusing on those things held in low esteem by society and revaluing them, giving them new meaning, new worth, by changing their context".
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At the same time, Alvarado engaged in notable cultural and literary production, mainly through the Saker-ti ("Dawn" in Kaqchikel) group, of which he had been a founder. Saker-Tí was a collective of young writers committed to democratic values and to revaluing Guatemala's native cultural legacy. The group wound up joining the Communist Party en masse,Cardoza y Aragón, Luís. El río, novela de caballerías (Fondo de Cultura Económica, 1986), page 635ss.
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Domitian was declared emperor by the Praetorian Guard the day after Titus' death, commencing a reign which lasted more than fifteen years-- longer than any man who had governed Rome since Tiberius. Domitian strengthened the economy by revaluing the Roman coinage,Jones (1992), p. 73-75 expanded the border defenses of the Empire,Jones (1992), p. 127-144 and initiated a massive building programme to restore the damaged city of Rome.Jones (1992), p.
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In 1910, the federal government introduced a national currency, the Australian pound, which it pegged to the pound sterling. In effect, Australia was on the gold standard through the British peg. In 1914, Britain removed the pound sterling from the gold standard, creating inflation pressures. Britain returned the pound sterling to the gold standard in 1925 at pre-1913 parity, effectively revaluing both currencies significantly and unleashing crushing deflationary pressures and falling export demand.
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Eva Maria Cox (born 21 February 1938) is an Austrian-born Australian writer, feminist, sociologist, social commentator and activist. She has been an active advocate for creating a "more civil" society. She was a long-term member of the Women's Electoral Lobby (WEL), and is still pursuing feminist change by putting revaluing social contributions and wellbeing onto political agendas, as well as recognising the common ground between Australia's First Nations and feminist values of the importance of the social.
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This, along with the fiscal strain of federal expenditures for the Vietnam War and persistent balance of payments deficits, led U.S. President Richard Nixon to end international convertibility of the U.S. dollar to gold on August 15, 1971 (the "Nixon Shock"). This was meant to be a temporary measure, with the gold price of the dollar and the official rate of exchanges remaining constant. Revaluing currencies was the main purpose of this plan. No official revaluation or redemption occurred.
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Therefore, he became a precursor of the return to Slavic religion in Poland and all Slavic countries. Similarly, the Polish philosopher Bronisław Trentowski (1808–1869) saw the historical religion of the Slavs as a true path to understanding the divine creator, arguing that Christianity failed to do so. Another precursor in Poland was Jan Sas Zubrzycki (1860–1935), who elaborated the doctrine of "God-Knowing" (Bogoznawstwo). It was this Romantic rediscovery and revaluing of indigneous pre-Christian religion that prepared the way for the later emergence of Rodnovery.
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The government had planned to revalue all properties in England in 2007 (the first revaluations since 1993) but, in September 2005, it was announced that the revaluation in England would be postponed until "after the next election".Council tax revaluing is shelved , news.bbc.co.uk At the same time, the terms of reference of the Lyons Inquiry were extended and the report date pushed out to December 2006 (subsequently extended to 2007).Lyons Inquiry Press Notice: 6 December 2006 In Wales, tax bills based on the property revaluations done using 2003 prices were issued in 2005.
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This amounts to an enormous subsidy to the capitalist economy, and paying for it would likely render the current system uneconomic, subverting the social relations in the process. Monetary estimates of this kind are used to demonstrate the scale of unpaid work in relation to more visible waged work. However, proponents of wages for housework do not advocate for the marketization and commodification of unpaid care work. Instead they have promoted public funding for these schemes as part of a larger project of recognizing and revaluing the indispensable role of unpaid care work for society and the economy.
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Gandhi adapted Brahmins to social change without > depriving them of their leadership". Gandhi accepted karma in the sense that "the Untouchables reap the reward of their karma, but was against discrimination against them using the revaluing term Harijans. As shown in the negotiations at Vaikom his methods for abolishing discrimination were: to stress on the orthodox, inhumane treatment of Untouchables; to secure voluntary lifting of the ban by changing the hearts of caste Hindus; and to work within a Hindu framework of ideas. On the Temple Entry issue, Gandhi never advocated the opening of Garbha Griha to Harijans in consequence of his Hindu belief.
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In 1984, publisher Ursula Owen invited her to join the Virago Advisory Board and write an appraisal of the state of feminism, resulting in her first book, Is the Future Female? Troubled Thoughts on Contemporary Feminism. This book reached a broad audience, with its questioning of gender mythologies, whether of women's intrinsic virtues, or men's inevitable rapaciousness, which had been appearing in the work of many popular feminist writers in the 1980s. Reflecting her socialist feminist milieu, Segal argued that feminists always needed to confront the ubiquitous negation of the 'feminine', but women's battles could neither be reduced simply to battles with men, nor solved purely by revaluing the 'feminine'.
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Upon the resignation of Chancellor Ludwig Erhard on 1 December 1966, a grand coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats had governed West Germany under Federal Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger (CDU) with SPD chairman Willy Brandt as vice-chancellor and foreign minister. Economics Minister Karl Schiller (SPD) had proposed revaluing (increasing the external value of) the Deutsche Mark, West Germany's currency, to reduce the country's inflation rate and the rate of growth of the country's businesses' income. He also wanted to reduce West Germany's economic dependence on the exports. However, his counterpart Finance Minister Franz-Josef Strauss (CSU) rejected the Deutsche Mark's revaluation, because his strong supporters, the Bavarian farmers, also opposed it.
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After the death of his brother, Domitian was declared emperor by the Praetorian Guard. His 15-year reign was the longest since that of Tiberius.cf. Roman Emperor (Principate) although several came within a year or two of 15-year reigns, the closest reigns to 15 years being Claudius' and Nero's, and it was soon to be surpassed by Trajan's As emperor, Domitian strengthened the economy by revaluing the Roman coinage, expanded the border defenses of the empire, and initiated a massive building program to restore the damaged city of Rome. Significant wars were fought in Britain, where his general Agricola attempted to conquer Caledonia (Scotland), and in Dacia, where Domitian was unable to procure a decisive victory against king Decebalus.
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Under US GAAP, AFS assets represent debt securities and other financial investments that are non-strategic, that are neither held for trading, nor held to maturity, nor held for strategic reasons, and that have a readily available market price. As such, the gains and losses resulting from marking AFS investments to market (revaluing them to market price / fair value each period) are not included in Net Income (unlike the gains and losses associated with "trading" investments) but are reflected in Other Comprehensive Income (income statement / retained earnings) and Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income (balance sheet) until they are realized (sold).Financial Accounting Standards Board, "Summary of Statement No. 115" Retrieved August 23, 2014.Financial Accounting Standards Board, "Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 115" Retrieved August 23, 2014.
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Gold Coins of the World, Robert Friedberg 1644 quarter écu of Louis XIV In the second half of the 1500s gold and silver imported from Spanish America impacted the French economy, but the king of France was not getting much of the new wealth. He responded by revaluing the écu d’or in stages from 45 sous in 1547 to 60 sous, i.e. 3 livres tournois, in 1577. This exacerbated the inflation caused by the increase in the supply of gold and silver, and the Estates General, which met at Blois in 1576, added to the public pressure to stop currency manipulation. 1792 half écu of Louis XVI In 1577, Henri III agreed to stabilize the écu d’or at 3 livres tournois and to adopt a new monetary system with prices quoted in écus.
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The trend started in the 19th century has continued, with Industrial processes increasingly designed to minimize the skill needed for workers to produce quality products. 21st century scholars such as Matthew Crawford have argued that office and other white collar work is now being displaced by similar technological developments to the ones that caused large numbers of manual workers to be made redundant from the late 19th to early 20th century. Even when the jobs remain, the cognitive aspects of the jobs taken away from the workers, due to knowledge being centralized. He calls for a revaluing of workmanship, saying that certain manual roles like mechanics, plumbers and carpenters have been resistant to further automation, and are among the most likely to continue offering the worker the chance for independent thought.
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