California faces a $3.3 billion revenue shortfall, down from a $5.8 billion shortfall in January.
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Physical metal premiums should be the real litmus test as to when concentrates shortfall translates into metal shortfall.
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The total tax collection shortfall for the current fiscal year could be about 3 trillion rupees - the highest shortfall ever recorded.
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If that shortfall there coincides with a large shortfall in Iranian exports as the sanctions are implemented that potentially poses a challenge.
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Alaska would face a $28500 billion shortfall this year, and a $6900 billion shortfall next year, if oil prices stay where they are.
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By 2000, the shortfall will be much larger: 215,2000 paid workers, and the family and friends shortfall will be a shocking 11 million.
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Puerto Rico currently reports a pension shortfall of around $43 billion, but at fair value the shortfall could be twice that amount or even more.
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California's freeway system faces a $59 billion maintenance shortfall over the next decade and local governments face another $78 billion shortfall for local highways and bridges.
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The revenue shortfall the plan would create would more than double the Social Security shortfall at the time, thereby worsening the very problem the proposal was intended to solve.
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By the fourth quarter we'll have over a million barrels a day shortfall," he said, "In 2017, we could see the shortfall extend up to 2 million barrels a day undersupply.
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Social Security shortfall : Higher taxes, reduced benefits to come?
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If the room goes unoccupied, Loftium covers the revenue shortfall.
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The shortfall stands as another indication of Apple's smartphone slowdown.
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The case exposes a shortfall in state law, Gill said.
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First, they blamed the shortfall on the NFL's declining ratings.
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Many states would be reluctant to make up the shortfall.
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Globally, spending on water infrastructure faces a huge funding shortfall.
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This monetary shortfall deprives the nation of much needed revenue.
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By comparison, the shortfall in Spain last year was 3.1%.
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Even Canadian Pacific's shortfall wasn't just because of Canadian wildfires.
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The average national shortfall is 0.4% of GDP (see chart).
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To deal with the shortfall, the government cut spending everywhere.
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And what can be done about the retirement savings shortfall?
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Many hospices across the country face a similar funding shortfall.
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Macri's administration now vows to erase the shortfall next year.
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That shortfall is estimated to grow to 1,000 by 2022.
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The world has an annual $1trn shortfall in infrastructure spending.
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The #IamMedicaid campaign is a response to that perilous shortfall.
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Currently, this shortfall has been approximately USD0.5 million per month.
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Power said he called Avenatti to ask about the shortfall.
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Throw in informal firms, and the shortfall is even greater.
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Results: New Mexico still has a shortfall of $160 million.
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Added to those is a staffing shortfall in the sector.
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Like some other states, Connecticut is facing a budget shortfall.
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She also claimed retaliation for exposing a $10m budget shortfall.
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That funding shortfall and possible coverage cuts left Ohio Sen.
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It has never been clear how dire the shortfall was.
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And multiple senior Republicans said the shortfall exceeds $2000 million.
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Wisconsin legislators are working to close a transportation funding shortfall.
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"We don't believe that exists," he said of a shortfall.
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Yet the United States is facing a serious spectrum shortfall.
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At March 31, 2017, the shortfall was approximately $1.4 billion.
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The company blamed the shortfall on a poor expansion plan.
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Last year's compensation shortfall was first disclosed by USA TODAY.
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"We have a shortfall of a few thousand," Nicholson said.
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America is not currently experiencing a shortfall of financing options.
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The risks are many: We estimate that PREPA will likely see a budget shortfall of $85033 million in the first year of the plan, and that that shortfall will grow, to approximately $1 billion annually.
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Sears retirees' pensions face their own funding shortfall of $1.5 billion.
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But they are unlikely to fill the shortfall to Obama's pledge.
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Mayo said the shortfall equates to $70 million of additional expenses.
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But I believe my calculation of the aggregate shortfall is conservative.
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Some analysts say U.S. exports are adding to the storage shortfall.
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Is Scorsese's place in the pantheon not compromised by this shortfall?
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Meredith, Massachusetts: America's biggest challenge is our shortfall in civic education.
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But they have plenty of liquidity to make up the shortfall.
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That's an important consideration, given the shortfall in Americans' retirement savings.
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Low international interest rates enabled him to plug the shortfall cheaply.
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Some analysts blame the R&D shortfall on high labour costs.
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WALLACE (on camera): How do you make up for the shortfall?
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The losses have pushed up egg prices and created a shortfall.
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Brexit will mean a shortfall of around €10bn-12bn a year.
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ESMA said the shortfall at BME Clearing had no systemic impact.
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Doing so could lead to a sizeable supply shortfall next year.
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Some of the shortfall will be made up by boosting imports.
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And it has no borrowing authority to make up any shortfall.
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Homebuilders are not even close to making up for the shortfall.
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The government's ideas for shrinking the shortfall have been sadly predictable.
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That shortfall has led to a draw-down of available stocks.
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But there are few other ways the shortfall could be met.
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That comes as many Americans approaching retirement have a savings shortfall.
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This will reduce Rio's shortfall this year by 5 billion reais.
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In that case, the umbrella policy will make up the shortfall.
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A budget shortfall of $33 billion is projected for this year.
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The audit stated the FDIC was working to address the shortfall.
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Nigeria expects a shortfall of $7.5 billion in its 2017 budget.
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In January the shortfall was $970 million, according to official data.
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The state was looking at a shortfall $2.4 billion, until Gov.
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The shortfall was covered by the country's dioceses, financially straining some.
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" Musk attributed the delivery goal shortfall to a "steep production ramp.
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Alphabet explained the revenue shortfall with a very big-company answer.
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The bank has half an hour to make up the shortfall.
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But they are trying to plug a huge shortfall in wages.
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Sleep shortfall is one of the biggest challenges we face today.
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Allen didn't cite China specifically as a reason for the shortfall.
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The team now instinctively shifts to cover whatever shortfall Traoré leaves.
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However, the kingdom's reserves can make up for a temporary shortfall.
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A shortfall of three million skilled workers is predicted by 2030.
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The results come as Social Security faces a looming funding shortfall.
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It must pay off its share of any shortfall to leave.
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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, depressing prices.
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This shortfall, paired with the breakup, sent Longstreth into a depression.
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Louisiana economists expect a budget shortfall that could reach $22019 million.
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But it hoped new services would help make up the shortfall.
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Both strategies are a reflection of domestic market surplus not shortfall.
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So far, there is a shortfall from cats on Staten Island.
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A growing number of companies are trying to address that shortfall.
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Use the estate tax as a means to cover the shortfall Lawmakers at some point proposed the (bad) idea of utilizing the estate tax to help mitigate the expected long-term budgetary shortfall in Social Security.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a shortfall of C$153 billion.
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If there's a shortfall somewhere, can you grab money from other sources?
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The budget shortfall rose to 3.9 percent of U.S. gross domestic product.
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Apple told CNBC's Josh Lipton that the shortfall was primarily in China.
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Apple blamed most of the revenue shortfall for struggling business in China.
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In the first three months of 2018, the shortfall was $91 billion.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a shortfall of C$2.70 billion.
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The shortfall should ease to 2.5 percent in 2017, the government said.
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The BoE will announce its response to the shortfall at 0800 GMT.
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Their money wasn't enough, and Feldman needed to make up the shortfall.
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The shortfall leaves both Foxconn and the state in a tricky position.
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It also put the shortfall for September alone at 9.4 billion pounds.
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Brazil is not suffering from much of a shortfall in demand, however.
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This does little to address the funding shortfall faced by social care.
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The pollsters estimated the Clinton shortfall at 246 to 245 percentage points.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a shortfall of C$610 million.
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The authors also assume that any traffic shortfall persists throughout its life.
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It was Norman who suggested going public with the campaign's fundraising shortfall.
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The shortfall increased each year through 2021, according to the proxy revision.
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Duterte clearly hopes that China will more than make up any shortfall.
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In China the shortfall of pathologists is estimated at up to 120,000.
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Maybe it's because right now there is no obvious sign of shortfall.
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So it may be that only a few banks have a shortfall.
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Unfortunately, it wouldn't help to eliminate the Social Security cash shortfall. 20154.
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Increased central-government transfers have made up only part of the shortfall.
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He will also have to manage the revenue shortfall that will cause.
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Is that realistic, considering the retirement saving shortfall most workers already face?
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected a shortfall of C$1.95 billion.
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Significantly, the funding shortfall in electricity risks the least number of jobs.
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But critics say that won't be nearly enough to cover the shortfall.
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Social Security is facing a shortfall of as much as $2202 trillion.
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New Jersey lawmakers grappled with their own billion-dollar shortfall last year.
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The organization attributed the shortfall to unseasonably warm weather and deflationary prices.
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More importantly, the purchases can lock in supply before an expected shortfall.
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The physician shortage at VA hospitals is part of a nationwide shortfall.
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Some other measures for plugging the budget shortfall could be less risky.
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But a recent audit found yet another shortfall of more than $80,000.
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To compensate for that shortfall, we've raised his targets in other states.
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The shortfall is chiefly the result of engine delays for the A320neo.
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Given this large shortfall, what policymakers should focus on is solvency first.
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In 28500, the OPD laid off attorneys because of a budget shortfall.
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But such a large rate cut would cause a significant revenue shortfall.
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They estimated the shortfall to come in around 3.5 percent of GDP.
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"These economies are now faced with a notable capital shortfall," Coeure added.
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For Mexico, spot LNG fills the gas shortfall resulting from pipeline constraints.
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Have China's smelters been refilling stocks depleted by years of mine shortfall?
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That shortfall meant some countries sent reduced teams to Rio de Janeiro.
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"We believe that the minimum shortfall ... is 2 million" people, Flanders said.
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That shortfall is easing after a botched rollout, but is not over.
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No information on who will make up for the shortfall was announced.
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Hit by a serious revenue shortfall, the institution defaulted on its loan.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a shortfall of C$2.80 billion.
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Healthcare experts warn that the shortfall presents risks to patients and providers.
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That shortfall has contributed to mounting credit card debt and loan defaults.
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That shortfall could be as little as $2,000 or $5,000, Ruggiero said.
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The shortfall, he said, was in those training and advising the Afghans.
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The shortfall is currently about $136 billion, according to S&P Global.
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The ministry said next year's shortfall would be financed through debt issues.
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The shortfall rises to $5.18 trillion through 2040 without new funding commitments.
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In the short term it would cover the shortfall from emergency reserves.
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That was primarily due to a shortfall in the Las Vegas market.
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Officials declined to give an estimate for the tax shortfall in 2019.
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A gaping supply shortfall has sent prices of the autocatalyst metal rocketing.
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But even that may not be enough to fix the pilot shortfall.
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Even with that, Iraq has a shortfall of three gigawatts of power.
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Allowing married men to become priests would potentially help alleviate that shortfall.
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Kocherlakota believes inadequate monetary policy is partly to blame for this shortfall.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a shortfall of C$24.49 billion.
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The core problem is a more than a $1 trillion revenue shortfall occurs as the tax rate is lowered from approximately 35 percent to 20 percent — and that shortfall must be made up or the legislation becomes dysfunctional.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$2.80 billion.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a shortfall of C$3.1 billion.
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Try instead to challenge yourself to make up the shortfall where you can.
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Apple blamed a revenue shortfall in large part on iPhone sales in China.
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If you miss your revenue target by $10 million, the shortfall is severe.
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Social Security does face a shortfall in revenue needed to pay scheduled benefits.
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In 2019, it faced a $3 million shortfall, according to The Daily Beast.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$13 billion.
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But the biggest shortfall, critics say, is that it is simply too expensive.
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Recessions, they argue, are not the result of a curable shortfall of spending.
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Fastmarkets estimates the global lithium market has transitioned from supply shortfall to surplus.
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And tornado alley is also looking at a potential shortfall in insurance coverage.
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So to make up the shortfall, a Trump administration won't have many options.
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Those firms that have a shortfall often plug it with cheap borrowed money.■
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Myriad said the shortfall was primarily due to results in its prenatal business.
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Though smaller than last year's (see chart), that is still a hefty shortfall.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$3.00 billion.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$$1.50 billion.
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But so far, the shortfall has not eroded Asian stocks, a trader said.
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The revenue shortfall was largely due to soft demand in its wholesale segments.
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But that instant growth didn't materialize, contributing to a $350 million budget shortfall.
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However, the shortfall has increased 7.9%, or $23.2 billion, from a year earlier.
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But you don't often see a CEO blaming the shortfall on poor execution.
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Other countries have stepped in to fill the shortfall as US funding disappeared.
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That would be the first deficit since the 2009-10 crop year's shortfall.
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So Mr Osborne will be looking for ways to make up the shortfall.
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Foreign demand could perhaps help make up for the shortfall in domestic spending.
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Electricity also has the largest total funding needs and the largest funding shortfall.
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To meet the imminent shortfall, some miners have again begun ramping up output.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$21 million.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$21.77 billion.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$3.50 billion.
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But eventually, "state and local plan sponsors must make up for the shortfall."
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Compared to 2008 (in inflation-adjusted figures), that's a $58 billion dollar shortfall.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a shortfall of C$2.05 billion.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a shortfall of C$1.05 billion.
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But the main reason for the shortfall, according to our poll, is money.
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That would lead to potentially the biggest supply shortfall in decades (see chart).
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$20.4 billion.
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That will lead to a provisioning shortfall of 250 billion yuan, UBS estimated.
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That could close roughly 27 percent of the long-term shortfall, Johnson calculates.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a shortfall of C$20.1 billion.
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National Grid, the system operator, makes up the shortfall with stop gap measures.
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There is currently a shortfall of more than $124 billion in these plans.
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This is not the first time the NPS has faced a funding shortfall.
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Apple's warning about a sales shortfall in China last week rattled retail stocks.
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Disappearing visible inventory has rekindled zinc's stop-start bull narrative of supply shortfall.
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The court said the shortfall was not due to a long-term problem.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a shortfall of C$13 billion.
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There are signs that companies' strategies to address the shortfall are paying off.
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"That is a terrific way to help bridge a savings shortfall," Collinson said.
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Accelerated refined zinc imports strengthen this market's bull narrative of raw materials shortfall.
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In primary care, it projects a shortfall of between 12,500 and 31,100 doctors.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$23.62 billion.
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Sources said Riyadh would help fill that shortfall because buyers needed replacement supplies.
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The shortfall occurred after the Trump administration's switch to a visa lottery. Gov.
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The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center estimates the budget shortfall to be $9.5 trillion.
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Go deeper: Death toll from Hurricane Maria severely underreported due to data shortfall.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$530 million.
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The Central States Teamsters pension, for example, is facing a $35 billion shortfall.
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Last year, the state faced a $33.7 million budget shortfall; South Dakota's Gov.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$$21.3097 billion.
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But two-thirds of the growth shortfall comes from slowing labor-productivity growth.
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ProPublica estimated the total shortfall of uncollected funds since 2011 at $95 billion.
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Wage increases in recent years have not compensated for the shortfall, growers said.
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The plan to redirect funds included in last year's budget exacerbates this shortfall.
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Mothers in particular are sacrificing their careers to make up for the shortfall.
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More has been pledged, but there is still a large shortfall, he added.
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A key reason for the shortfall is that local governments are impeding construction.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a shortfall of C$3.5 billion.
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That amount will make up SAIL's shortfall for the next two financial years.
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How and when would revenue from marijuana sales chip away at that shortfall?
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The shortfall stood at $319 billion for the same period in fiscal 2019.
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WFC also provided an estimate of its shortfall under the final TLAC rules.
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Inequality is also a major factor behind Social Security's projected modest funding shortfall.
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The trustees billed it $644 million for its own share of the shortfall.
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Combined with other earlier donations, UNRWA's budget shortfall currently stands at $64 million.
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The program is the city's answer to the shortfall of investment in adaptation.
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The country began importing gas from Iran last year to cover a domestic shortfall.
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Palladium is expected to continue its rally due to sustained supply shortfall, Pehowich added.
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While many headlines touted that Fitbit had a shortfall, Cramer says that was wrong.
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While many headlines touted that Fitbit had a shortfall, Cramer says that was wrong.
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"The revenue shortfall was a disappointment," said Steven Winoker, an analyst at Bernstein Research.
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The deficit was greater than the C$2.45 billion shortfall that analysts had predicted.
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It has been begging rich Arab countries to make up some of the shortfall.
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The tech sector's earnings shortfall also includes double-digit declines in hard-hit semiconductors.
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One is inflation-shortfall-based and that is fading with this morning's CPI data.
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The government in Baghdad, meanwhile, is scrambling to avoid a budget shortfall this year.
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Some would partially or completely eliminate the estimated $11.4 trillion long-term budgetary shortfall.
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The benefit to this solution is that it fixes Social Security's 75-year shortfall.
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Apple blamed iPhone sales in China for a revenue shortfall in the December quarter.
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We expect the group to have a liquidity shortfall of about USD700m in 2016.
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This shortfall forced the government to implement the cuts that set off the protests.
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Etsy increased its revenue guidance for the year, however, despite the second-quarter shortfall.
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The governor is expected to call a special session to address the Medicaid shortfall.
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And it is in this province where the incumbent's shortfall has been most glaring.
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John Nicholson, said in February he had a "shortfall of a few thousand" troops.
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Now with a budget shortfall of more than $5.2 billion, state lawmakers are scrambling.
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"There is a strong possibility" of a further sugar supply shortfall, said the bank.
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However, analysts guess the shortfall could be anything between $1 billion and $9 billion.
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That makes the real shortfall about $6 billion, give or take a few million.
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The capital shortfall does not reflect any additional capital requirements that national regulators impose.
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Some energy experts say further production declines could contribute to a global crude shortfall.
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The Treasury has said the shortfall is expected to continue in the medium term.
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It was the first daily shortfall since the central bank started QE in 2009.
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Scheer has vowed to eliminate the shortfall in two years, without giving many details.
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Law professors who examined the issue said the nationwide shortfall might top $11 billion.
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The fund has had to borrow from American taxpayers to make up the shortfall.
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The shortfall relative to prior expansions was mostly a function of soft business investment.
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Ricardo Rossello, the island's shortfall doesn't look like it will end any time soon.
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DoD's problem is part of a larger worldwide shortfall of this high demand resource.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a shortfall of C$21.3131 million for September.
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In fact, this current strong economy already pushed out the previously projected shortfall date.
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The 75-year shortfall is the equivalent of $11.4 trillion in net present value.
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Some analysts pointed to technical problems at plants as one reason for the shortfall.
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That shortfall, the budget deficit, will continue to be covered by increased federal borrowing.
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To meet that shortfall, companies are investing more to increase efficiency, according to officials.
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She doesn't expect to receive a full pension because of a state funding shortfall.
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If the revenue received is less, then the shortfall would add to the deficit.
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Breakingviews Deutsche Bank's sliding share price and capital shortfall call for some creative solutions.
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He said demographics and productivity accounted for about 0.9 percentage points of the shortfall.
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Alaska's economic woes are epic, with a budget shortfall this year of $700 million.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a trade shortfall of C$239.3 billion.
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While low inflation might sound great, a never-ending shortfall might hurt the economy.
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Nowadays, the observatory depends on private foundations and universities to make up the shortfall.
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Faced with a revenue shortfall, he preferred cutting spending to raising taxes, analysts said.
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That growth has led to an expertize shortfall in building and maintaining the turbines.
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Palladium jumped to a record $2,875.50 on Thursday due to a sustained supply shortfall.
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Gavin Newsom expressed frustration with the test shortfall at a news conference on Thursday.
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All of the Democrats' proposals include a fix for the program's looming financial shortfall.
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China has also been boosting production of other meats to help meet any shortfall.
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A capital shortfall at Germany's largest bank might provoke a banking crisis across Europe.
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Market operators in a Reuters poll had predicted a shortfall of C$1.00 billion.
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Even 30 percent cuts might not be enough to fully cover the revenue shortfall.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a shortfall of C$1.15 billion for November.
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By contrast, in San Francisco County, California, that shortfall totals more than $27,000 annually.
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I mean that's how a railroad stock can rally off of a revenue shortfall.
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Saudi Arabia this year established a VAT to help make up its budget shortfall.
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"And it is in this province where the incumbent's shortfall has been most glaring."
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Any shortfall she has will probably be made up with a $2,000 child credit.
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The data implied a shortfall of 180,000 bpd for the first quarter of 2018.
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It said the remaining shortfall was largely met by a drawdown of Alberta inventories.
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It said the reason for the shortfall was that it paid more in taxes.
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After Saudi Arabia closed Qatar's only land border, Iran offered to make up the shortfall.
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The fee was passed when lawmakers were attempting to fill an $878 million budget shortfall.
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The bar has already been lowered for Apple, after its warning of a revenue shortfall.
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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, filling global inventories and depressing prices.
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The iPhone maker attributed most of the predicted revenue shortfall for struggling business in China.
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One non-member firm, however, contributed a US$8bn shortfall, representing 40% of systemic losses.
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China's rapidly aging population has led to a growing shortfall in the nation's pension scheme.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the Treasury recording a $194 billion shortfall last month.
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So the mission would ask for details of measures to narrow the shortfall, he said.
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Since African agriculture is still broadly unproductive, food is imported to make up the shortfall.
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But many Georgians were hopeful visitors from other countries would make up for the shortfall.
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The company beat expectations, but offered confusing guidance that amounted to a huge potential shortfall.
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Dhokia, like other analysts, expects a copper shortfall to deepen over time and boost prices.
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Either future taxpayers will meet any shortfall or future benefits will have to be cut.
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Walt Disney — Disney shares are under pressure after a rare shortfall in its quarterly earnings.
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Two months later, WorldCom revealed an accounting shortfall and said it would restate some results.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $53.5 billion in February.
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The funds are aiming to cover a shortfall in the state budget and pension system.
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It was the second consecutive year of deficit after a 42,000-tonne shortfall in 20203.
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What seemed a straightforward narrative of supply shortfall has become ever problematic in recent weeks.
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Insiders say the school has been slow to tap donors to make up the shortfall.
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In a country facing a huge long-term fiscal shortfall, that is a worrying thought.
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ET. A deficit of $107 billion is expected, after a $64 billion shortfall in July.
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That final shortfall, in 2016, was from a deficit initially projected at just $150 million.
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Models have suggested that means-testing would modestly shrink the long-term cash shortfall. 9.
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Price have been supported by a widening shortfall in metal after several large mines closed.
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That's up $2034 billion from the $22087 trillion the administration projected for its 2089 shortfall.
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Fail to withdraw enough, and there's a hefty 50 percent tax penalty on the shortfall.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $43.0 billion in December.
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On top of these shortfalls, Social Security faces an additional $12 trillion-plus funding shortfall.
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Nevertheless, it insists it did nothing wrong by taking so long to uncover the shortfall.
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Facing a budget shortfall, the district determined that it had to lay off several teachers.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $50.2 billion in March.
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The capital shortfall may be as much as 3.5 billion euros, Corriere della Sera said.
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The government will make up for some of the shortfall with a tax on gambling.
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Charlie Baker (R) has ordered nearly $100 million in spending cuts to address a shortfall.
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A small imbalance — surplus or shortfall — has much more than a proportional impact on prices.
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Republicans and Democrats agree something must be done to address this growing shortfall — and soon.
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Nor did investment income (£5m in the year to end-March 8003) cover the shortfall.
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Millennials are facing a shortfall compared to other generations when it comes to their paychecks.
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The impoverished island, which is a U.S. territory, is facing a severe Medicaid funding shortfall.
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Democrats are calling to fix this Social Security shortfall by, you guessed it, raising taxes.
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These consequences would hurt the economy and exacerbate rather than alleviate the Social Security shortfall.
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But contributions fell by considerably more, leaving an unprecedented shortfall of 45 percent ($8.9 billion).
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Italy promised in May it would bring the shortfall down to 23.1 percent in 2.23.
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It could take the country four years to climb out of such a deep shortfall.
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"We have a shortfall of a few thousand," Nicholson told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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By 2019, cybersecurity professionals will be in short supply, with a projected shortfall of 1.5million.
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The electric car maker blamed a severe production shortfall of 100 kilowatt-hour battery packs.
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Brodjonegoro has said extra revenue from the amnesty plan can cover some of the shortfall.
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Without changes, the Social Security Trustees estimate a 75-year program shortfall of $11.4 trillion.
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One outstanding issue is whether to help Puerto Rico cover a shortfall in Medicaid funding.
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The shortfall is conditional on Westinghouse using the tools of bankruptcy to terminate the plan.
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All the while, the Metro's leaders have sounded dire warnings about an impending budget shortfall.
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The United States is currently in the midst of a scandalous shortfall in coronavirus tests.
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The primary reason for the shortfall, of course, is the steady reduction of income taxation.
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The revisions were a way for the Internal Revenue Service to make up the shortfall.
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How deep China's pork shortfall becomes depends on how quickly farmers start raising pigs again.
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Forgoing the 2019 dividend would represent a shortfall of approximately 461 million euro ($498.85 million).
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The current shortfall exceeds the full-year deficit for fiscal 2018, which was $779 billion.
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To make up for the shortfall in security staffing, the government deployed 900 military personnel.
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The shortfall is the latest problem to befall US hospitals as they fight the coronavirus.
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The nation is expected to shed about 100,13 vouchers this year, leaving a deep shortfall.
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Rather than disclose that shortfall, officials attempted to conceal it during budget discussions in March.
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But a 10,000 reais ($3,000) funding shortfall means just five houses are fully using it.
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In fact, the global shortfall in the cybersecurity workforce will reach 1.5 million by 21625.
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Tax hikes, including higher value added tax (VAT), could help plug the shortfall, analysts say.
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The funding shortfall is due to trucking deregulation and economic downturns, according to the trustees.
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To further complicate things, Republicans have a massive revenue shortfall they need to plug up.
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A number of factors have contributed to the fund's shortfall, plan officials and musicians said.
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Those companies have sued over a shortfall in an ObamaCare program known as risk corridors.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $3.73 billion in July.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected the trade shortfall widening to $44.6 billion for July.
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But that was a sharp decline from 2018, which saw a record $419.5 billion shortfall.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall narrowing to $45.0 billion in June.
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But the company said other facilities would make up the shortfall and outages were unlikely.
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It said that could help explain more of the apparent pay shortfall experience by women.
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As a proportion of men's pay, this equated to a shortfall of around 9.1 percent.
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Already confronting a $1.3 million shortfall this year, the courts are preparing for more cuts.
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But the Highway Trust Fund (HTF) faces a cumulative shortfall of $138 billion by 2027.
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The current shortfall exceeds the full-year deficit for fiscal 22029, which was $898 billion.
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Back in August, sources had said UniCredit's estimated capital shortfall totaled 7-8 billion euros.
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The current shortfall exceeds the full-year deficit for fiscal 2018, which was $898 billion.
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The ECB also found a capital shortfall of 51.8 million euros at smaller lender Investbank.
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As it steadily fulfills early reservations, it may have a demand shortfall on its hands.
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Mullikin explained, with spreadsheets, that he would need scholarships and loans to cover the shortfall.
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SARA EISEN: Who else can make up for the shortfall right now in the world?
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Analysts suspect that the savings shortfall could have major implications for long-term financial goals.
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Ultimately, this situation hurts everyone, because it shows up as a shortfall of overall demand.
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The regional medical council estimates that there is a daily shortfall of around 150 beds.
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What's one big shortfall in the government sector that could be helped by your experience?
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The bank has said a stronger leu would not help the country's rising external shortfall.
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The assistant secretary's office ultimately signed off on the provision under the assumption that there would not be a shortfall in the program to begin with; if a shortfall appeared, the thinking went, officials could work around it by shifting funds from other areas.
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Medicare's existing $6 trillion cash shortfall over the next decade (which soars to a $40 trillion shortfall over 30 years) would not be reduced because Medicare is already a price-controlled, single-payer system that would merely become more generous under Medicare-for-all.
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This shortfall amounts to a small 1% of American firms' global sales (both foreign and domestic).
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Volvo's North American CEO said that ex-subscription cars could make up some of this shortfall.
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Last year, BRF posted a net loss of 4.46 billion reais, its third consecutive annual shortfall.
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Gerspach blamed the shortfall on "much tougher" conditions this quarter, thanks to the recent market volatility.
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Thus, our report includes estimates suggesting that a fiscal shortfall exists for both natives and immigrants.
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However, a senior government official told Reuters the shortfall was linked to wider mismanagement at Cocobod.
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However, like almost all gaming machines, the GS65 still has one big shortfall: mediocre battery life.
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Banks are now considering converting that bond into equity to help to plug Carige's capital shortfall.
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Rabobank's report predicts an "unprecedented" shift in global protein supply to China to cover the shortfall.
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A study released this week predicts a shortfall of as many as 105,000 physicians by 2030.
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The deficit far exceeded the C$1.20 billion shortfall estimated by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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It says the scheme will compensate for any shortfall by making electronic sales-tax invoices mandatory.
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The shortfall is covered by Norcal's customers, who pay about $232 a month for waste disposal.
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Larson's plan would eliminate the entire 75-year projected shortfall but provide more modest benefit increases.
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In recent years, authorities have turned to facial recognition technology to make up for the shortfall.
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This shortfall could have a major impact on consumer demand, the overall economy and financial markets.
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The company explained that the shortfall was due to its cargoes, which made the disappointment worst.
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The government has printed fresh banknotes to try to cover this gigantic shortfall, with predictable results.
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And Netflix's share price took another hammering; it recently reported a shortfall in adding new subscribers.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall would widen to $53.5 billion in February.
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There are allegations that Rousseff tried to hide a budget shortfall ahead of elections in 2014.
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As a result of this shortfall, solar developers were not getting the subsidies they were owed.
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China will have the greatest demand at $28trn, but America has the biggest predicted shortfall: $3.8trn.
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The lender has requested a state bailout to help fill an 8.8 billion euro capital shortfall.
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We're supplying that increased demand as well as some of the shortfall (from Iran and Venezuela).
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Additionally, Cramer highlighted that Arrow Electronics said business is weak when it preannounced an earnings shortfall.
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It suggests a national recruitment campaign to plug the shortfall and encourage greater diversity among applicants.
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Once again, this plan completely eliminates any cash shortfall, but it comes with two major downsides.
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To put this shortfall in perspective, Foxconn's original target was to employ 5,200 people next year.
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Despite the huge numbers, there's even a less generous way of looking at the fiscal shortfall.
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In March, the government unveiled a budget with a shortfall of just under C$30 billion.
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So the project does not cover the current shortfall, which is made up by underground water.
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Nicholson said the coalition faces "a shortfall of a few thousand troops" to break the stalemate.
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India's famously problematic twin deficits – the fiscal shortfall and the current account gap – are under control.
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Only the strongest firms can make up the shortfall by raising capital via the equity markets.
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GE Capital also will pay $15 billion over seven years to fill an insurance reserves shortfall.
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A Reuters poll of seven economists had forecast on average a shortfall of 4.5 billion euros.
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The bulk of the shortfall in capital is almost entirely among large banks, the EBA said.
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In New Mexico following Medicaid expansion, the Medicaid program had a 2017 shortfall of $416 million.
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But a funding shortfall threatens its future - even as Venezuelans' desperate exodus over the border continues.
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The U.S. shortfall with China was $419.2 billion for the year, an increase of 11.6 percent.
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Portugal's deficit was 4.4 percent in 2015, a significant drop from the 7.2 shortfall in 2014.
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Only one in four received a transplant, so there's a real shortfall in donor organs available.
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That's a 40 percent shortfall for boomers and almost 52 percent less than ideal for millennials.
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So it raises fares and cuts service in an attempt to make up for the shortfall.
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The shortfall is chiefly the result of delays in the supply of engines for the A320neo.
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The debate follows a budget shortfall in Connecticut based in part on its shrinking financial sector.
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Trump tweeted about the funding shortfall on Thursday, urging lawmakers to act to add funding swiftly.
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It also said that net losses narrowed to $49.8 million from a shortfall of $54.5 million.
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Part of the reason for the shortfall is that not all donated organs can be used.
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The shortfall of funding comes as officials are reporting surprising success with mosquito control in Florida.
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The tragic shortfall is perhaps best illustrated by considering the urgent problem of opioid use disorders.
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Last year it said the shortfall was of 112 billion euros, although for a different sample.
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"People understand we have a shortfall to deal with, and across-the-board bumps get expensive."
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The current job cuts and restructuring are motivated by the threat of a $10 million shortfall.
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Any shortfall must be paid by the homeowners, who are also responsible for beautifying the interiors.
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EIA data implies a slight supply shortfall of 180,000 bpd for the first quarter of 2018.
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It was planning for a shortfall of $7.5 billion for its 2017 budget, which could widen.
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But the demand shortfall that caused pain for US farmers now seems to be coming around.
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This means that the budget faces a shortfall of 10.5 billion euros, the finance ministry said.
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They said that nonprofits often start with a shortfall that they make up throughout the year.
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Mnangagwa said the pricing decision was taken to combat the "current shortfall" in the fuel market.
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Due to a shortfall, though, the administration is giving almost all of the money to insurers.
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"We wouldn't be doing this if we weren't seeing a shortfall in revenue," Mr. Malloy said.
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Particle physicists used supersymmetry to remedy this perceived shortfall, thereby making the theory much more beautiful.
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Epoune said extra imports will cover the shortfall and that a fuel shortage will be avoided.
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Like many companies, the Sears pension fund has a large shortfall, about 270 million Canadian dollars.
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You were never going to make up the shortfall without a significant positive financial change. Mrs.
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The shortfall will not leave the Army paralyzed, representing only about 1 percent of the force.
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Luckily, that dreaded shortfall didn't materialize — but only just barely, and not for particularly positive reasons.
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The tax revenue shortfall, however, means that it will have to be done sooner and separately.
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The funding shortfall has already forced the agency to stop buying in medical equipment and supplies.
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The funding shortfall has already forced the agency to stop buying in medical equipment and supplies.
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We need about a $1 billion in terms of the shortfall we need for those two.
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They are right that the root cause of the economic woe is a shortfall of demand.
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That's why speaking out about the shortfall makes sense as part of your own financial planning.
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But the program is facing a financing shortfall, and benefits could be cut in 15 years.
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The state is facing a budget shortfall of about $889 million in the next two years.
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The cliff edge was a shortfall of $175 million that needed to be addressed by 2020.
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Overall, the shortfall is estimated at nearly $2000 trillion, the National Institute on Retirement Security found.
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According to news reports, Democrats have been pushing to help Puerto Rico cover a Medicaid shortfall.
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The figures also showed the country's balance of payments shortfall was its widest in two years.
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Seeds have dried out and livestock lack feed, and there is a growing shortfall in wheat.
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This time, wine merchants and brokers like Mr. Vergnes turned to Spain to fill the shortfall.
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Some medical administrators say the shortfall provides an opportunity to recruit more women to the field.
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General Nicholson told Congress the shortfall was mainly in forces for training and advising the Afghans.
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In reality, the actual cash buffer for that cohort is $1,954 — or a shortfall of $3,013.
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The looming gas shortfall has sparked a rush to build infrastructure, as suppliers jostle for position.
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Its democratic shortfall, weak external borders and shared currency mistakes have contributed to a political backlash.
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No amount of tax increases or alternative spending cuts could come close to funding that shortfall.
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Shi said China's system of government transfer payments ensures against any shortfall in local government revenues.
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It began 2018 with a shortfall of $146 million in its planned budget of $1.2 billion.
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Trump has frequently blamed Amazon for taking advantage of USPS and contributing to its revenue shortfall.
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GE also faces a large pension shortfall caused by years of inattention and low interest rates.
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If the US soybeans are deemed too expensive, China could find itself with a big shortfall.
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That amount, ironically, is not much less that the current shortfall in the pension plan's resources.
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Parrish said the bank aimed to digitalise trade finance to help to address a financing shortfall.
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US and NATO officials told CNN that the other NATO members will make up the shortfall.
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The deficit with Mexico is a drop in the bucket compared with the shortfall for China.
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Still, it continues to expose a shortfall in housing inventory that has contributed to price increases.
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To make up the shortfall, the town has had to lay off workers, mostly middle managers.
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In the years ahead, Social Security does face a financial shortfall that requires action by Congress.
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In the years ahead, Social Security does face a financial shortfall that requires action by Congress.
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The company attributed its $5 billion shortfall to the sharp decline in iPhone sales in China.
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In a letter to investors, CEO Tim Cook blamed slow iPhone sales in China for the shortfall.
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Apple blamed most of the revenue shortfall on a slowing economy in China in the second half.
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Because as you mentioned, that was lower than expected and that accounted for the revenue shortfall here.
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When projected to 303, the shortfall is expected to top $5 trillion, unless new funds are allocated.
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The budget shortfall was lower than the original prediction of A$37.1 billion (0.183 percent of GDP).
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Tier 2 holders will take losses if the shortfall is more than 95 billion roubles, he said.
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The agency is facing a major budget shortfall due in part to the suspension of U.S. assistance.
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She's accused of borrowing from state banks to cover a shortfall in Brazil's deficit (a no-no).
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And despite its TLAC shortfall, UniCredit is better positioned when it comes to AT1 and Tier 2.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had on average predicted a shortfall of 3.2 billion pounds.
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Its shares ended down 1.16 percent on Tuesday, the first trading day after disclosing the production shortfall.
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There could be a shortfall of about 5 million barrels in that horizon, which is a lot.
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It is making up for the shortfall by refocusing on Spain, the United States, Cuba and Mexico.
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Increasing your risk tolerance to overcompensate for a savings shortfall is a very dangerous game to play.
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The two, Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, have a combined capital shortfall of 6.4 billion euros.
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When projected to 242, the shortfall is expected to top $230 trillion, unless new funds are allocated.
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Nevertheless, with the council vote, the city promised to cover any financial shortfall incurred by the organizers.
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However, the force will not be operational until later this year and currently faces a budget shortfall.
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Even worse, he proposes to prioritize rural residents over urban residents, should there be a budget shortfall.
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A ballot initiative that might have forced the state to fill the shortfall failed narrowly in 2015.
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When we have a shortfall in media delivery, we strive to identify the issue as quickly as
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The World Bank forecasts a shortfall in retirement savings in big countries of about $400trn by 2050.
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There appears to be a solution to deal with this massive human shortfall and empower SOC teams.
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Reaching all those in need is a daunting task for aid groups facing a shortfall in funding.
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The same happened in each of the previous five years; cumulatively the shortfall adds up to $586m.
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Moody's, a rating agency, puts the total shortfall of American public-sector pension plans at around $4trn.
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Ricci blamed the interim period for half of the 200,000 shortfall in subscribers compared with the target.
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The shortfall means that about 15% of cases are now heard by two rather than three magistrates.
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Gloating rivals in the Gulf have readily met the shortfall left by Iran's dwindling exports of oil.
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Mr Macron says he will not raise the legal retirement age, which would help meet that shortfall.
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As the budgetary shortfall steadily grows, so does the payroll tax increase necessary to close it. 20.
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The simulated decline would be well below the one-year 10.8 percent shortfall in the previous recession.
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When projected to 29, the shortfall is expected to top $25 trillion, unless new funds are allocated.
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The committee noted in the draft guidance that whole grains are a "shortfall nutrient" in American diets.
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The state faced a budget shortfall a decade ago and was on the brink of fiscal meltdown.
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That would likely create the need for more debt issuance to make up for any budget shortfall.
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Carlisle attributed the shortfall in both fighter and drone pilots to the challenges involved in retaining pilots.
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Imports couldn't make up for this shortfall, hence the sharp rise in the main Asian benchmark prices.
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Some estimate the cash shortfall could rise to be nearly $11 trillion in the next 20 years.
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The strike comes as the global market for the aluminum-making raw material is suffering a shortfall.
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A deficit of $5.3 billion would be the biggest shortfall for the month of July since 2015.
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Fitch views the new measures as a positive step, but there is a risk of a shortfall.
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John Nicholson, said in February that he has a "shortfall of a few thousand" troops in Afghanistan.
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John Nicholson, told the committee he has a "shortfall of a few thousand" troops in the mission.
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Because those benefits are legally binding, taxpayers are ultimately on the hook to make up that shortfall.
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Most of the shortfall comes from sales tax collections, which are projected to be down $6.6 billion.
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If companies capture more profits than they can spend, it can lead to a shortfall of demand.
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To make up the budget shortfall, city officials redoubled their efforts to woo developers and big corporations.
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Earlier this month, economists predicted that Louisiana could face a budget shortfall of up to $200 million.
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As it does not control its money supply, it cannot print money to finance its budget shortfall.
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Some activists said they suspected runaway election spending was behind the shortfall, but officials denied the charge.
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Tesla on Monday reported lower-than-expected delivery numbers, citing a "severe" shortfall of new battery packs.
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Most of the potential supply shortfall has already been priced into the contract, Again Capital's Kilduff said.
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However, this selloff was not triggered by any kind of shortfall or bombshell pre-announcement, Cramer said.
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He estimated a 5 million-unit shortfall could incrementally hurt the company's sales by roughly $3.5 billion.
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Romney argued that Trump's "shortfall" set a poor example for America's "public character," while alienating U.S. allies.
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Iraq is dipping into its foreign reserves to make up for a $3 billion monthly budget shortfall.
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One district in southeast Kansas, facing a budget shortfall, recently pared its school week to four days.
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With expansion, New Mexico Medicaid added more than 300,85033 new enrollees, causing a shortfall of $417 million.
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After only two-thirds of the needed subscribers actually signed up, a $22019 million revenue shortfall developed.
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The money would help fill a 6.4 billion euro capital shortfall identified by the European Central Bank.
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Officials and experts declined to predict whether the country would face the same gas shortfall this year.
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After his departure, the bank brought in new management to address a 1.9 billion pound funding shortfall.
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"Cost control remains adequate, but cannot match the top line shortfall," said KBC Securities analyst Jason Kalamboussis.
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The shortfall would have to be closed by raising new revenue, slowing growth in spending, or both.
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Even if the steep contraction of 2008-2009 hadn't happened, the shortfall would have been $1.7 trillion.
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But economists say the remaining shortfall will be harder to tackle without cutting deeply into public services.
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There are three things we need to do to meet the critical shortfall of computer security experts.
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But the state is facing a $403 billion shortfall and can't afford that level of financial aid.
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While settlement jobs may offer no overtime, pension or work insurance, the higher wages offset the shortfall.
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Once the maintenance work is done, it will pump at maximum capacity to make up the shortfall.
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How has the funding shortfall affected local health departments' effects to protect their communities from the virus?
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This shortfall has been met by interest income from the Treasury bonds held by the trust fund.
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The Tories have lied about how much money has gone in and there is a big shortfall.
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Much of this shortfall continues to reflect earlier declines in energy prices and lower prices for imports.
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Many Americans' largest source of retirement income is Social Security, and the shortfall for women is stark.
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Todays decisions were taken in response to the continued shortfall of inflation with respect to our aim.
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The company has turned to renting its home out to other productions to make up the shortfall.
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For years, the state and federal governments picked up the shortfall, but beginning in the 1990s, Gov.
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Officials will once again be tempted to keep the gains given New Delhi's shortfall of tax revenues.
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Foregoing the 2019 payout from Engie would mean a shortfall of some 461 million euros ($508 million).
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The number one risk for world markets associated with dollar shortfall, is a potential rise in defaults.
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The president has said he will make up the shortfall, but mayors are distrustful that he will.
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Today's decisions were taken in response to the continued shortfall of inflation with respect to our aim.
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Mr. Mujica said neither he nor the governor were aware at the time of the budget shortfall.
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Reforming how benefits are calculated could help reduce SSDI's expected $256 billion shortfall over the next decade.
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When affluent families start paying less in taxes, the shortfall will magically, and immediately, be made up.
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The infrastructure shortfall translates into some NIS470-600 billion ($132-169 billion), it emerged from the study.
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Such a steady attrition of exchange inventory would in theory suggest a market struggling with supply shortfall.
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The shortfall ranged from a negative 1.4 percent in Singapore to a positive 0.53 percent in Australia.
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In the long run, we cannot borrow ourselves out of this infrastructure shortfall — we need new revenue.
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"The shortfall looks purely due to supply, not demand," Swanson Lowe wrote in a note on Thursday.
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In fact, it isn't entirely clear that its government knows the true extent of its fiscal shortfall.
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The total shortfall rose to nearly $1.07 trillion through the first eleven months of the fiscal year.
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He also said Trump chose to prioritize rebuilding the military, which also has added to the shortfall.
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Under EU rules, a precautionary capitalisation requires a capital shortfall to be identified via a stress test.
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Many households rely on short-term credit to manage a budgetary shortfall or deal with unexpected expenses.
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A finer-grained analysis shows that the most concentrated sectors account for nearly all the investment shortfall.
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Last quarter's loss narrowed sharply from a shortfall of 384 million reais in the year-earlier period.
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However, builder confidence has increased since the November election, meaning the shortfall of inventory could start correcting.
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While I have been as aggressive as anyone in pushing for a Department of Defense audit and attacking wasteful programs, those who suggest the solution to this funding shortfall can be achieved solely through more rigorous reforms at the Pentagon do not appreciate the scale of the funding shortfall.
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"We have mobilized until now $382 million of additional funding, which means we brought the shortfall down to $64 million, and we are still in contact with a number of countries; we are hopeful that this shortfall will be brought down further in couple of weeks," said Kraehenbuehl.
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The transaction is likely to be the first of many to help deal with the Saudi budget shortfall.
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That came after the trade shortfall with China increased $22.9 billion in the first quarter to $1.13 billion.
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The added interest on that debt would further add to the budget shortfall, the Tax Foundation analysis found.
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ESPN's Field Yates reported Saturday that Philadelphia opted to pay the Super Bowl LII MVP despite the shortfall.
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The shortfall was due in part to a 27 percent jump in the company's provision for credit losses.
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He warned of a potential $2 billion shortfall that could worsen, depending on what comes out of Washington.
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The jump in price reflects a return to more profitable pricing, as well as a shortfall of supply.
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Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca have requested public support to fill a 6.4 billion euro capital shortfall.
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The Cuban government began importing oil from Russia and Algeria in 2017 to compensate for the Venezuelan shortfall.
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But with Paisley Park badly overextended by his rock-star extravagance, Prince blamed Warner for his commercial shortfall.
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The added interest on that debt would also add to the budget shortfall, the Tax Foundation analysis found.
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The issue is especially serious because aid groups say they're facing a shortfall of funding sources more broadly.
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The IWCC also expects a "statistical deficit" this year "similar to" the 312,000-tonne shortfall seen in 2018.
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Covering the shortfall would cost around £120bn a year, equivalent to the budget of the National Health Service.
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Such a shortfall will be "catastrophic" for countries that rely on international assistance to fight AIDS, Sidibe said.
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The latest shortfall, based on data covering 189 banks, represents a fraction of total capital already being held.
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World Health Worker Week was held recently, highlighting once again the extreme shortfall of these frontline health staff.
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Even after cutting its revenue collection target, Pakistan is facing a shortfall of 387 billion rupees ($2.51 billion).
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She said a funding shortfall meant the WFP had to target food distribution to those most in need.
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The overall shortfall in demand will amount to about 1.4% of GDP this year, according to the IMF.
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The study found that a collective revenue shortfall would eclipse the states' combined budget reserves by $5.4 billion.
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Restoring the allowances will add a further $13bn to a shortfall already projected at $86bn, 12% of GDP.
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But there's still a shortfall three times that amount — enough to fill up roughly 900 Olympic-size pools.
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There is a clear disconnect within Congress, as lawmakers fail to recognize the revenue shortfall in the making.
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Any shortfall in earnings or other problems and the stock can get hammered, since it's priced for perfection.
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And yet, this savings shortfall isn't someone else's problem, because it won't just impact those moving into retirement.
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That required his government to borrow billions of dollars on international credit markets to plug the budget shortfall.
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Wal-Mart's seventh-straight quarterly increase in foot traffic made Target's second-quarter shortfall look even more alarming.
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The shortfall has forced Ryanair to cancel some 2,100 flights starting on September 16th and continuing through October.
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The conversation is timely now because Social Security faces a shortfall in revenue needed to pay scheduled benefits.
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The spokeswoman declined to specify the production shortfall at the site, which builds about 1,300 cars a day.
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EXCLUSIVE-MONSOON RAINS IN COMING WEEKS EXPECTED TO MAKE UP FOR JUNE-JULY SHORTFALL - INDIA'S WEATHER OFFICE CHIEF
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And the government has a big shortfall to make up because of deep cuts to spending on training.
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When projected out to 2040, the shortfall is expected to top $5 trillion, unless new funds are allocated.
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The World Bank forecasts a shortfall in retirement savings in big countries of about $400trn dollars by 2050.
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It may involve lobbying politicians to fill the estimated $110bn-280bn shortfall in annual public spending on resilience.
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Gap (GPS) reported a 3 percent drop in August same-store sales, a much larger shortfall than expected.
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Higher tax revenues due to the economic recovery could offset part of the 2018 revenue shortfall, Oliveira said.
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The adjusted loss had widened from a £2200 million shortfall posted in the first six months of 221.
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John Maynard Keynes blamed recessions on a shortfall of demand linked to changes in saving and investment behaviour.
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The sale of the Paris mansion, acquired in 1980, will be used in part to cover the shortfall.
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With that kind of shortfall, the states will have to make savage Medicaid cuts to make ends meet.
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Chinese exports of semi-manufactured products are currently filling the metal shortfall further down the value-added chain.
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For Larry Summers of Harvard University, this "secular stagnation" is a consequence of a chronic shortfall in demand.
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A $900 million budget shortfall would represent nearly 15 percent of its expected $6 billion in spending power.
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Cramer was too concerned about near-term earnings and worries about a shortfall to recognize what was happening.
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Jokowi says his administration's health-care programme now covers 88m people, but it already faces a huge shortfall.
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Andrew Cuomo last month blamed wealth flight for the state's $163 billion revenue shortfall in December and January.
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"We think there's a significant shortfall of gas in the domestic market," said AIE Chief Executive James Baulderstone.
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Falling zinc stocks over the period 2012-2014 fed into a story of mine closures and pending shortfall.
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The Gods shortfall could spell a one-two punch for Lionsgate and Butler both at the box office.
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Officials have warned of a shortfall in pork and surging prices in the second half of the year.
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KBW said the lack of a permanent CEO and a shortfall in revenues will weight on the stock.
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A Reuters poll forecast the government will see a C$28.6 billion shortfall in the coming fiscal year.
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Colombia has faced a shortfall in revenue after income dropped as a result of lower international oil prices.
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A resulting panic caused an estimated $1.6 billion shortfall in customer funds that were supposed to remain segregated.
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The shortfall reflects reduced appetite for much-hyped tech IPOs in a market roiled by trade war fears.
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Squeezed by falling oil prices, Russia is talking about privatizing its major companies to close its budget shortfall.
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The industry's shortfall contributed to the US creating only 603,260 jobs in March, compared with the 2180,2200 expected.
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Frankfurt planning officials estimate the city has a shortfall of 21990,21 homes even before the Brexit wave hits.
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Daimler said it would similarly try to address any production shortfall as quickly as possible after any strikes.
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The shortfall in generation is plugged using emergency diesel generators at four times the cost of grid power.
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State officials expressed patience with the shortfall while highlighting that job creation and construction spending have exceeded expectations.
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But on Sunday, he dutifully defended the 31 percent cut, saying state governments would make up the shortfall.
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Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy on Monday proposed slashing more expenses to help close a $390 million budget shortfall.
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The CBR provided limited support, with the remaining capital shortfall covered by senior creditors, who accepted large haircuts.
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The previous month, Indonesia recorded its biggest monthly trade shortfall in history with a gap of $2.4 billion.
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Last month, the Postal Service requested the biggest price jump on stamps to help address the revenue shortfall.
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Department of Interior officials said the shortfall was due to a sharp drop in oil prices since 2013.
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Congress will need to step in and provide Puerto Rico with funds to cover this year's revenue shortfall.
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The overall U.S. trade shortfall widened to $57.6 billion, the biggest monthly gap in 9-1/2 years.
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Take Nebraska, for example: The state is facing a nearly $900 million shortfall over the next two years.
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Now, the association says that medical schools can make up any shortfall by promoting their body donation programs.
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The revenue shortfall is expected to delay BuzzFeed's hotly anticipated initial public offering, according to the Journal's sources.
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Economists blame a mix of low business investment, bad management and poor technical skills training for the shortfall.
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But the SRB estimated a shortfall of 117 billion euros ($137 billion) for a sample of 76 banks.
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Additionally they must have a viable plan to raise new equity capital in the event of a shortfall.
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It used 2.56 percent when it calculated the bill for the pest control district, producing a $447,000 shortfall.
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In Jordan, the shortfall for 2016 amounted to about a fifth of the $250 million promised, it said.
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Ozkahraman said some of the shortfall was also due to new planes - 210 have been ordered, he said.
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Tesla blamed a production issue with its 100 kilowatt-hour battery packs for the second-quarter deliveries shortfall.
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Tesla blamed a production issue with its 100 kilowatt-hour battery packs for the second quarter deliveries shortfall.
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The Mayor of London and the government had agreed a financial package to cover the shortfall, TfL said.
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CrowdSignals, a new initiative to collect, label and pay for mobile sensor data, seeks to overcome that shortfall.
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MI), is looking to raise 5 billion euros ($5.3 billion) by year-end to plug a capital shortfall.
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The magnitude of their plan is much bigger than the size of the shortfall in the stress test.
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That was the highest level since January 2012 and followed an upwardly revised $48.9 billion shortfall in October.
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As many observers have pointed out, there had been more than enough cash available to cover that shortfall.
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A $3 trillion shortfall, which seems like not much of a stretch, would take the level to 14%.
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Since then the projected revenue shortfall for next year ballooned from $560 million to its current $960 million.
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It instead produced a huge shortfall in the state's budget, prompting lawmakers to reverse most of the law.
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Former bureau director John H. Thompson, who resigned in 255.5, pegs the shortfall at more than $3.573 million.
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If the Great Recession really did cause the Great Shortfall, the urgency of such measures is much greater.
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I, and the advocacy group I am a part of — the Architecture Lobby — do, and lament our shortfall.
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The company said it saw a shortfall in anticipated orders from certain strategic retailers across multiple product segments.
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In the meantime, top House Republicans are donating millions above their dues assessments to compensate for the shortfall.
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The report forecast that nearly 2,000 additional radiologists would be required to close the projected shortfall in 2023.
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Some insurers have cited that shortfall as a reason they are withdrawing from ObamaCare marketplaces altogether this year.
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The company blamed a drop off in tourist spending in the United States and Europe for the shortfall.
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American families are using a variety of things to make up for this shortfall of income, including credit.
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The proposed legislation addresses a looming shortfall that will force sharp future benefit cuts unless Congress takes action.
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Some experts see wiggle room for a larger budget shortfall so long as the economy continues to grow.
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Until then, officials had predicted a $4 billion shortfall in the 2021 fiscal year, which begins April 53.
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Scheer is committing to eliminate the shortfall in five years, which Trudeau says will require painful spending cuts.
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The shortfall was caused by delays in implementing some planned tax-generating measures, according to the finance ministry.
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Today, American hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities face a staggering shortfall of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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US and NATO officials told CNN that the other NATO members are expected to make up the shortfall.
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The ensuing market turmoil would add stress to GE's pension program, which is already facing a massive shortfall.
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New Mexico, too, expects a $2628 million to $28500 million shortfall, which experts blame on falling oil prices.
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Genuine shortfall will depend on just how disciplined China's producers prove themselves to be over the coming year.
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And, he said, the amount of money allocated for housing was insufficient to address Zimbabwe's huge housing shortfall.
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However, the rate of spending is adding to the shortfall, with outlays coming in at $1.57 trillion vs.
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Ms. Lightfoot also must dream up a plan to solve an expected budget shortfall in the coming year.
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In the Rollercoaster Tycoon games, a loan was mostly a useful to make up for a budget shortfall.
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It would've led to a huge reduction in revenue, leading to a $4 trillion shortfall over 10 years.
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Any shortfall or untimely rains could lead to massive losses in crops, reduce farm incomes and hurt consumption.
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While investors seemed a bit disappointed, Wall Street analysts remained unfazed by the shortfall in the company's forecast.
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A deal could help address EPIC's storage shortfall as it works to construct its own terminal, traders said.
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And when public lands in California offer a cheaper alternative than private land and come with the benefit of minimal visibility, organizations looking to fly under the radar will likely continue to fill this initial supply shortfall, not to mention the invariable shortfall in states where marijuana is still illegal.
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The company had previously blamed a revenue shortfall on falling iPhone sales and demand in the Greater China region.
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The running ironic theme of the tin market for many years has been the fear of structural supply shortfall.
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Yet concerns continue to circulate over China's ability to meet the TLAC requirement, given how big the shortfall is.
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If you live in an affluent town, the town can raise revenue, cover the shortfall, and support the schools.
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All in, China will have a total meat shortfall of 16.2 metric tons over the coming year, Suderman estimated.
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The nation's third-largest city is projecting a $114.2 million shortfall in fiscal 2018, which begins on Jan. 1.
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Line has told the regulator it will pay the deposit shortfall, the Mainichi newspaper reported, citing an unnamed source.
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An anticipated trade surplus of just over $50 billion will be wiped out by a shortfall in financial payments.
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"It's possible that same-store sales for UK-based Domino's Pizza may have contributed to the shortfall," Kalinowski said.
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Now, I'd be more bullish, but after Apple's shortfall, I think it pays to be more cautious in tech.
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If you look at our results, our shortfall is over 2130% from iPhone and it's primarily in greater China.
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Lower-than-anticipated retail sales are expected to account for most of its shortfall in the fiscal fourth quarter.
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Foreign workers are making up some of the shortfall - last year numbers topped 1 million for the first time.
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The transfer was meant to plug a 1.4bn capital shortfall in Novo Banco identified by European regulators last year.
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GE's pension shortfall As of the end of 20203, GE's pension plans were underfunded by $22.4 billion, filings show.
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Faced with this funding shortfall, we must urgently find smart ways of increasing the efficiency of Africa's healthcare systems.
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"The market is worried about a shortfall, though supplies should be rising this year," said Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann.
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If we get less money from corporations, we have to make up the shortfall from other sources of revenue.
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The opportunity to profit by filling South Korea's shortfall with U.S. eggs has sent brokers and traders into overdrive.
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But much of its firepower has been exhausted, and the inflation shortfall is at least partly outside its control.
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Some refiners have outlined plans to use alternative supplies, but analysts say other routes cannot completely fill the shortfall.
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There are only two possible solutions to the shortfall: put more money into the fund or cut the benefits.
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That has led to speculation that Atlantia, which runs Alitalia's main airport hub in Rome, could meet the shortfall.
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There are a couple of approaches that could be used to make up the shortfall, according to the research.
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Other members will have to fill in at least some of the shortfall from a lack of its contributions.
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Brisk reactor-building in China has led to forecasts of a uranium shortfall by the end of the decade.
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In addition to the shortfall, many energy projects in Vietnam have been facing long delays, the ministry told Reuters.
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A shortfall in inflation has vexed policymakers, although Yellen has said the retreat in price pressures is likely temporary.
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Smaller retailers' digital shortfall will become even more pronounced as the web grabs a larger chunk of holiday sales.
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"If there is a continued shortfall of fuels we will act," the IEA's Neil Atkinson told Reuters on Tuesday.
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India, however, the world's second-biggest wheat producer, has suffered a supply shortfall after two years of lower production.
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Monte dei Paschi required a capital injection of €8bn; Carige's shortfall is €20213m—€320m of which it has already.
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Utilities and transport companies - which rely heavily on physical assets like power stations, trucks and warehouses - showed little shortfall.
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And this year the government has admitted publicly that heatwaves, floods and drought have caused a dire food shortfall.
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Wells' $1.7 billion estimate of its potential legal expense shortfall is up from a $1 billion estimate in August.
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The shortfall is most severely felt by regional carriers which experienced a steep hiring drop between 2014 and 2016.
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Estimates suggest that going this route could eliminate more than half of the program's long-run cash shortfall. 7.
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They can deal with a cash shortfall while avoiding the vicious spiral of escalating charges and ever-bigger debts.
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Sluggish emerging markets, flailing oil industry and slowing orders on aircraft and helicopters all contributed to the surprise shortfall.
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After spending on major projects and dividends, Exxon had a free cash flow shortfall of $2.7 billion, she said.
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Because even if countries could increase the number of students learning engineer skills, there would still be a shortfall.
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And the third is a looming regional shortfall in capacity due to the closing of a large power plant.
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The annual shortfall in revenues to meet government spending will "grow substantially" before stabilizing in 2023, the CBO said.
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Risky lending practices had left a capital shortfall of around $573 billion on PrivatBank's balance sheet as of Dec.
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American's fondness for capital punishment has been complicated by a major shortfall in execution drugs over the past decade.
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The government has pledged to reduce the shortfall to 221.5% in the coming year and 213.7% the following one.
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If the shortfall is greater than 3 percent, the Commission and EU ministers set a deadline for its reduction.
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Until now the central bank has been forced to print money to finance the budget shortfall, driving up inflation.
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But faced with a budget shortfall, Governor Bill Walker, an independent, has proposed tripling fuel tax rates this session.
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In Oklahoma, low oil and gas prices have created an estimated $870 million shortfall in the 2018 fiscal year.
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A second source, who is familiar with the talks, said they also expected a shortfall after the potential merger.
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In fact, personnel is key with an estimated shortfall of 1.5 million to 2 million engineers in the sector.
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Dutch officials estimate that Trump's restrictions will cause a funding shortfall of $600 million over the next four years.
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Officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency have told reporters there is a daily shortfall of 1.8 million meals.
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China in particular helped reduce the balance shortfall as the deficit between Washington and Beijing decrease to $33.2 billion.
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The panic soon led to an estimated $1.6 billion shortfall in customer funds that were supposed to remain segregated.
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A shortfall in supplies of natural gas has forced Bangladesh to burn oil, a costlier option, to generate electricity.
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On the other, you're sacrificing untold economic potential by allowing the economy to run with a persistent demand shortfall.
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The government has ruled out borrowing or compelling the central bank to print money to make up the shortfall.
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The United States had a $1.03 billion goods trade deficit with Canada and a $5.7 billion shortfall with Mexico.
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BHS's debt of more than £1 billion ($1.5 billion), half of which is a pension shortfall, crippled the business.
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When he took office, he inherited a $1.5 billion deficit — a shortfall that he was eventually able to erase.
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The cuts sent Kansas into freefall as it faced a projected budget shortfall of nearly $1 billion by 2019.
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On a separate issue, Mnuchin said rising economic growth will help pay for a temporary shortfall in tax receipts.
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Myanmar's emergence as a major supplier is the bearish specter hovering over tin's bull story of chronic supply shortfall.
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We estimate that this simple mechanism can explain 30 percent to 60 percent of the apparent shortfall of investment.
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The shortage is predicted to get worse, with the Economic Policy Institute predicting a shortfall of 200,000 by 2025.
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However, the total global demand in 22019 was approximately 303 million units - a shortfall of around 30 million units.
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The federal deficit is the shortfall between federal revenue and how much the government spends in a fiscal year.
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In a traditional RMBS structure, the risk of an interest shortfall is borne first by the lowest ranking noteholder.
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The Bridge Creek school district will slash spending because of a projected $1.3 billion state budget shortfall next year.
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That advice saved the film from a shortfall after there was trouble in securing money in the United States.
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The shortfall was also smaller than a median forecast of 3.25 billion pounds in a Reuters poll of economists.
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The shortfall-what is not covered by the Federal government-is paid for by the hospitals where residents train.
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Yet in 2015, Berlin spent only 1.18 percent of GDP on defense – representing a shortfall of over $30 billion.
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It also doesn't include $61 million to address a pay shortfall or $21625 million in overtime costs for ICE.
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It also doesn't include $61 million to address a pay shortfall or $3.7 million in overtime costs for ICE.
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The real takeaway is not the outright size of deficit but why the group has increased its shortfall estimate.
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" The analyst pointed to a potential recovery in TripAdvisor's online search metrics moving forward after a "major SEO shortfall.
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Looking to compensate shareholders for the shortfall, which hit shares, Kubiak said it would raise dividend in future years.
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Illinois is facing a $110 billion pension shortfall, while New Jersey faces a burden of up to $113 billion.
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The Arizona Republican says the agency is facing a staffing shortfall because of its difficult pre-employment screening process.
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Some of that shortfall was related to the winter weather that showed up in March, after a mild February.
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To address the shortfall, Apple hired Google's head of AI John Giannandrea away from the search giant in April.
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Davis argued that taking out a new payday loan simply covers a budget shortfall caused by a previous loan.
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There's a lot of money at stake — the shortfall is now at roughly $12 billion, according to court documents.
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The government, too, has been looking to law firms and consultants to make up its own shortfall in expertise.
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The deal is Bangladesh's first LNG import agreement and will help to cover the country's domestic natural gas shortfall.
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The total shortfall from costs of the issues listed in the memo is about $85033 million, Neller said Tuesday.
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Flight training specialists are warning that within ten years the global airline industry faces a massive shortfall of pilots.
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"A shortfall back in August took the stock down from $13 to $21 in just two days," Cramer recalled.
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Last month Walker and the state legislature managed to trim a $2.4 billion budget shortfall down to $700 million.
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Some industry groups familiar with the negotiations said the remaining shortfall was in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
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A glitch early in the supply chain that portends a shortfall may not become apparent until the last minute.
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Maccarone said on Wednesday the banks were considering whether to plug Carige's entire capital shortfall themselves, without Apollo's intervention.
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But she refused to comment when asked if the funding shortfall was linked to President Trump's threat on Jan.
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They are advertising job placement, English language and housing services, hoping to draw enough people to offset the shortfall.
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Michigan law allows the city to sell those uncollected taxes to the county treasurer to make up the shortfall.
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Of course, state and local taxes could be raised on the highest earners to make up for the shortfall.
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That shortfall limits what scientists know about the disease—and therefore what they know about how to fight it.
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A health department spokesman said the shortfall was the result of a reduction in federal funding for H.I.V. prevention.
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But the shortfall this year is especially pressing for Republicans — and increasingly appears to be based on ideological rivalries.
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Law schools, which have been plagued by a shortfall of students in recent years, are changing their admissions requirements.
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While the $2271 million was negotiated when Barneys was sold, the shortfall was not disclosed in public court filings.
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"We have almost completely offset the year-to-date Disney Princess shortfall," Mattel Chief Operating Officer Richard Dickson said.
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PwC audited PrivatBank, which Ukraine took over in December after finding a capital shortfall of more than $5.5 billion.
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Of course, increased spending has never been the left's concern, but a shortfall of revenue from "the rich" is.
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Some analysts, however, say the shortfall in supply caused by the sanctions on Iran may not be easily replaced.
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Economists said a 2 percent VAT hike could be effective in wiping out the 50.8 billion rand revenue shortfall.
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Reinstating his prized deductions, he argued, would stimulate enough economic activity to easily make up for a revenue shortfall.
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In fact, nearly all of the Democratic candidates' proposals are built on fixing Social Security's projected shortfall with revenue.
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But they have one major shortfall: They're only effective if you're actually home to hear the siren going off.
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"In January we had a shortfall in revenue from investments due to bureaucratic reasons," said Deputy Finance Minister Theodore.
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Savings and better than expected EU fund flows, among other items, helped make up for a slight tax shortfall.
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The insurance companies are suing over a shortfall in an ObamaCare program that they say is damaging their businesses.
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Kate Brown, a Democrat, ordered a hiring freeze last month as the state wrestles with a $1.6 billion shortfall.
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But the state still faces an education shortfall that could reach $1.8 billion by 2022, according to legislative analysts.
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However, we believe this year's shortfall in inflation primarily reflects developments that are largely unrelated to broader economic conditions.
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"The good news is that some of the shortfall can be explained away," Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom said.
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As such, people buying individual market insurance would pay extra for this unnecessary Washington-created financial shortfall every year.
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But Rhode Island is facing other infrastructure needs, including airports and rail, while contending with an unexpected budget shortfall.
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With the elimination of this critical federal funding, together, MSIs would face a collective financial shortfall of $255 million.
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Indian officials have flagged worries about the outlook for crude supply though oil producers have downplayed a potential shortfall.
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That was the highest level since October 2008 and followed a slightly upwardly revised $2210.8 billion shortfall in November.
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The trade balance posted a deficit of 82.1 billion yen, versus a 369.0 billion yen shortfall seen by economists.
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That was the highest level since October 2257.5 and followed a slightly upwardly revised $22.2 billion shortfall in December.
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The trade balance posted a deficit of 82.1 billion yen, versus a 369.0 billion yen shortfall seen by economists.
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"The shortfall is about $6 million, and we can find that in the budget," Lucas told the Seattle Times.
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It will be the fourth straight year of an annual primary deficit, or budget shortfall before interest debt payments.
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Holdings of palladium in exchange traded funds (ETFs) — which have helped to fill the shortfall — have continued to fall.
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The government's figures show a housing shortfall of over 1.3 million units, with the capital Harare needing 500,000 homes.
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Treasury Department data released Wednesday show the shortfall at $389.2 billion in the first four months of fiscal 2020.
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So far, no state has had to kick a child off its CHIP rolls because of the funding shortfall.
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Instead, the water department says, the billing crisis has created a $25 million shortfall over the last fiscal year.
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With just 62 cents on the dollar set aside to pay its pensions, Massachusetts faces a shortfall of $94.5 billion.
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Miami International Airport closed one of its terminals early over the weekend to deal with the shortfall, a spokesman said.
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Power disruptions are not expected, but only because measures are being taken to make up for the sudden energy shortfall.
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Other countries responded by pledging $100 million in new funding this year, but UNRWA still faces a $350 million shortfall.
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The East African country has an estimated 200,000 annual housing shortfall, which is expected to rise to 300,000 by 2020.
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On a three-month average, the goods and services shortfall rose 5.6 percent from the same period a year ago.
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UNRWA has launched a global campaign for countries and private donors to help it deal with a shortfall in funding.
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AX * Seeks trading halt pending announcement of conclusion of the DRP shortfall placement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Industry has banned grain exports as it prepares for a shortfall in the autumn harvest.
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Now they are trying unsuccessfully to make up the shortfall by hauling corn, wheat and other crops with limited demand.
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Airbus has been unable to take advantage of the shortfall at Boeing partly because it can't build planes fast enough.
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The 1.1 million ounce rhodium market, meanwhile, was undersupplied by 26,000 ounces, the first shortfall since 2014, Johnson Matthey said.
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But half of Argentine-made cars are shipped to Brazil so new markets will only partially compensate for the shortfall.
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The commissioners are now looking for a buyer to fill a capital shortfall which has swelled to 630 million euros.
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But clearly, the market would rather see the company explaining upside 1Q19 FCF than see it apologizing for a shortfall.
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Rendell responded to BuzzFeed that the figure is closer to $10 million, but acknowledged that it was a "legitimate" shortfall.
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The European Central Bank raised its estimate of the capital shortfall at Monte dei Paschi di Siena to €8.8bn ($9.1bn).
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Democrats also want guarantees that the island's pension system, which has a shortfall of $40 billion, would be protected first.
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But the Saudis also cut off shipments of cheap oil the following month, leaving Egypt scrambling to cover the shortfall.
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The government's efforts to cut migration will make it hard to recruit students from overseas to make up the shortfall.
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The situation is only getting worse, and the office imposed a hiring freeze because of a $1 million budget shortfall.
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The government could also issue more bonds, or both spend less and increase its borrowing to make up any shortfall.
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Some of the remaining shortfall is almost certainly structural, rather than something stimulus, such as lower interest rates, can fix.
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Refineries cut processing sharply during the regular maintenance season in March and April and have never made up the shortfall.
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CRFB got another shoutout when Quijano demanded plans from the candidates on how to resolve Social Security's long-run shortfall.
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That closes the shortfall compared with France by roughly half, and compared with America by about a third (see chart).
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Social Security has made headlines for the funding shortfall it could face if nothing is done to change the system.
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That would more than halve the bank's capital shortfall which currently stands at 630 million euros, reducing BlackRock's potential investment.
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That creates two problems: Any unexpected rise in applications or drop in renewals causes a shortfall in resources for examination.
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It's also worth noting that the 40% retirement savings rate calculation does not take into account Social Security's looming shortfall.
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The negative outlook caused analysts to cut overall earnings estimates, with cyclicals taking a share of the shortfall, Cramer said.
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But McGarry was out ahead of it, Cramer said, rapidly pulling back on costs to minimize impacts of a shortfall.
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This savings shortfall is made more acute because people are living much, much longer than only a few decades ago.
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Quantify the economic impact: By 2018, America will face a projected shortfall of more than 200,000 advanced-degree STEM holders.
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There are concerns a shortfall in Iran's oil production could prompt global oil supply to fall and prices to rise.
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That means they have to find money to make up the shortfall by cutting other programs, raising taxes or both.
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The risk for OPEC and its partners is that other exporters are able to meet any global shortfall in supply.
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HNA has told creditors it faces a potential cash shortfall of at least 15 billion yuan in the first quarter.
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One problem is that donors have given only a third of the funding needed in 2017—a shortfall of $443m.
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Moody's downgraded the company's credit rating because of the "significant shortfall" in production of its new Model 3 electric car.
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Mueller alleges that Sheen has paid roughly $21.2,211 for March and April, leaving a shortfall of a little over $210,289.
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Cook cited global trade tensions and weaker-than-expected iPhone sales in China as contributing to the projected revenue shortfall.
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A shortfall could potentially dent investor confidence since a widening government deficit could lead to a revision of India's creditworthiness.
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The United States does not produce enough sugar for all its needs and relies on imports to fill the shortfall.
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The budget shortfall is due in large part to revenue collections this fiscal year which were $1.6 billion below expectations.
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It is safe to assume that the money splurged in the meantime will have more than made up this shortfall.
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Loss of confidence from investors and customers had triggered a liquidity shortfall that urged European authorities to resolve the institution.
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Building construction also posted minor losses as economists theorized that poor winter weather could have contributed to the jobs shortfall.
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The shortfall comes after the final "Hunger Games" movie did not do as well at the box office as expected.
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The trade balance came to a deficit of 1.4152 trillion yen, versus a 1.011 trillion yen shortfall seen by economists.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. cut around $300 million in funding to UNRWA, resulting in a $217 million budget shortfall.
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It's the height of irresponsibility to just cut taxes for the wealthiest among us—especially without making up the shortfall.
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The shortfall was down to continued poor trading in its communications and connectivity and advanced electronic systems units, Lockwood said.
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N, saying it was under-capitalized in January, 2015, and failed to report its capital shortfall in a timely manner.
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He cut some of his shriveled corn stalks and wheat for silage to help make up some of the shortfall.
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Even after sharp cuts, the state has to plug a projected $403 billion shortfall in the upcoming $240 billion budget.
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Even after sharp cuts, the state has to plug a projected $3.5 billion shortfall in the upcoming $5 billion budget.
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The shortfall was expected to rise from 2,600 tons in 2020 to about 20073,900 tons a decade later, it said.
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The shortfall could be even higher, at just over $1 billion, according to forecasts from the legislature's own budget officials.
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The actuaries also found that DACA would have a modest positive effect on the long-range shortfall facing the program.
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The biggest shortfall is in the lowest ranks of enlisted personnel, which were roughly 212 percent below their budgeted level.
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The over-55 crowd may have a significant savings shortfall to make up, but there are steps they can take.
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The shortfall in diamond revenues may be a blessing in disguise and one for which Botswana is very well-prepared.
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The institute estimated last year that if trends continue, there could be a nationwide shortfall of 112,000 teachers by 2018.
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A big expansion in non-cash benefits, such as food stamps and housing vouchers, was meant to cover the shortfall.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the large trade shortfall, which was flagged in an advance report last week.
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The defeat of the penny tax also required the agency, facing a budget shortfall, to cut back existing bus service.
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Despite more than $3 billion additional dollars from Washington, New Mexico Medicaid had a $416 million budget shortfall for 2017.
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The trustees of Social Security recently released their annual report reminding us of the looming shortfall in the program's funding.
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The government is encouraging the use of LPG for households to cope with a shortfall in supplies of natural gas.
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Petrobras said contributions needed to cover the shortfall can be spread out for up to 18 years starting in 2017.
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It cited a current shortfall of 38 cadavers out of about 800 typically used to teach future doctors each year.
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Pricing had also stalled talks on possible imports of Russian gas to Azerbaijan to make up the shortfall, they said.
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The LNP force has a shortfall of about 3,000 police officers and it is particularly in need of trained policewomen.
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Distribution costs will be deducted from this, requiring the FSCS to make up any shortfall to its 50,000 pound cap.
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The shortfall, according to the Times, which examined the records, was picked up by Lindsey's company, telecom giant SBC Oklahoma.
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Those supporters for causing a shortfall of about 400,000 people compared to the sign-up tally for the prior year.
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These problems are complicated by Europe's open borders, making a counterterrorism shortfall in one country a risk to them all.
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Last week, High Court Judge Robert Hildyard also warned claimants against the "serious consequences" of a funding gap or shortfall.
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Lawmakers used about $70 billion from other areas of the federal budget to close the annual shortfall for five years.
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This erosion of visible inventory reinforces the picture of a supply shortfall painted by the International Nickel Study Group (INSG).
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The INSG forecast in April that the world refined nickel market would register a shortfall of 2300,2000 tonnes this year.
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Dempsey kept the same track on trade deficits, arguing that the long-standing shortfall could be narrowed by trade agreements.
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The ONS said on Tuesday it had revised last year's shortfall down by 3.3 billion pounds to 48.7 billion pounds.
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This was almost two and a half times the size of the shortfall projected for Social Security at the time.
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Pakistan faces a year-round electricity shortfall that hits around 7,000 megawatts in the summer, the period of peak demand.
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He promised to make up for a cash shortfall with the sale of condominium units in Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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"The Eskom board will deliberate further before deciding on how best to address the shortfall," Eskom said in a statement.
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The shortfall was equivalent to 3.9 percent of national economic output, down from 19973 percent in the 2014/15 year.
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Pop quiz: How do you think Donald Trump will account for the $147 billion shortfall in his Social Security plan?
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Analysts had forecast a 1.260-million-unit rate and attributed the shortfall to rising mortgage rates and higher homebuilding costs.
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The order shortfall is expected to reverse in the second half of 2018 as the customer ramps up its purchasing.
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They argue that it's easier to borrow to cover college expenses than it is to make up a retirement shortfall.
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Demand from China, the world's biggest and fastest-growing consumer of pulp, is at the heart of the global shortfall.
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The £3 billion warships should be escorted and protected by other smaller ships, of which there is a current shortfall.
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The 7.44 trillion naira ($24.33 billion) 2017 budget projects a shortfall of $7.5 billion, prompting Buhari's call for foreign loans.
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The projected shortfall in that lengthy time frame was pegged as 0.9 percent of annual GDP in last year's overview.
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The Bluegrass State is facing a fiscal crisis, including a pension shortfall estimated to be as much as $40 billion.
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This contravenes EU regulations that call on Italy and other highly indebted countries to steadily narrow the shortfall towards zero.
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There is almost no chance of overheating the economy; the pressing danger is an economy with a persistent demand shortfall.
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However, the creditor groups said they were concerned there was "a shortfall in collaboration" on the part of the government.
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According to the International Air Transport Association, global airlines could be facing a cash shortfall of $200 billion this year.
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State officials have repeatedly asked the federal government to help close a shortfall they have estimated at more than 20,000.
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The state was already staring down a roughly $193 billion budget gap, primarily due to a $4 billion Medicaid shortfall.
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That shortfall could threaten Denver's growth, said Phyllis Resnick, a Colorado State University economist and one of the report's authors.
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A huge shortfall in domestic output has sent Chinese pork prices soaring, which could cover the cost of additional duties.
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A feed shortfall forced the family, which had worked the land since the 1800s, to sell its herd in 1996.
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Problems with manufacturing quality have caused other shortages, including a global shortfall of valsartan, a widely used blood pressure drug.
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But it is not yet enough to offset a supply shortfall of about 6-8 million tonnes of recycled plastic.
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Part of the expansion in the U.S. budget shortfall is attributed to the Trump administration's tax overhaul and fiscal stimulus.
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The agency continued to forecast an implied shortfall in supply relative to demand for the second quarter of this year.
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This contravenes EU regulations that call on Italy and other highly indebted countries to steadily narrow the shortfall toward zero.
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A shortfall in supplies of natural gas has forced Bangladesh to burn oil, a more costly option, to generate electricity.
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The shortfall would have to be filled in with marine gasoil, boosting refiner profits for both fuels, the trader said.
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The sources said that the bank's capital shortfall would not be clear until Popolare di Baris' business plan was completed.
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