By 2050, that ratio is expected to soar to 53.
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Read MoreLegal US pot sales soar to $5.4B in 2015: Report
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This number will soar to more than 20 billion by 2020.
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In a pressure cooker, though, water temperature can soar to nearly 120 degrees.
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The increasing blackouts occurred as Khartoum's temperatures soar to highs of 45 Celsius.
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Its debut saw the loss-making company's market valuation soar to $28 billion.
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For communities with care coordination services, linkage rates can soar to above 80%.
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If the ACA were repealed, the uninsured rate would soar to 37 percent.
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FDARA will also allow our medical innovations to continue to soar to new heights.
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Trump later suggested that the figure could soar to as high as $750 billion.
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Within 2628 years, annual net interest costs are expected to soar to $28500 billion.
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Within 22019 years, annual net interest costs are expected to soar to $915 billion.
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When hospital stays are included, the price can soar to $1 million or more.
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After looking at the charts, O'Hara said the index might soon soar to new highs.
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The former drug addict and mom of two watched her weight soar to 600 lbs.
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That number is set to soar to $511 billion by 2020, according to the NIH.
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In the insurance exchanges, premiums for older people would soar to unaffordable levels, CBO found.
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For a single person, it said, the annual deductible could soar to $13,000 in 2026.
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When she sang, it was chill-inducing as her voice seemed to soar to the heavens.
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Registration and turnout of female voters will soar to stratospheric and historic numbers by Election Day.
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Demonstrator numbers dwindle during the day as temperatures soar to above 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit).
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This makes Apple's latest market value to soar to a record of $ 840 billion or so.
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Go deeper: U.S. debt set to soar to "unprecedented levels" over next 30 years, CBO says
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If there had been no jackpot winner, the grand prize was expected to soar to $2 billion.
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The number is forecast to soar to 16,22 in 2019 and remain at similar rates into 2020.
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And maybe the company will defy the odds, release the car this year, and soar to success.
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As prices soar to new levels and digital technology opens new markets, that talk is getting louder.
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Stiglitz: Well, the unemployment rate will soar to levels that we have not seen in recent memory.
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If that was to happen, the 10-year yield would soar to its highest level since October 43.
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If the Starlink network is successful, Morgan Stanley estimates SpaceX's valuation will soar to $50 billion or more.
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If he is, the tariff can soar to $4,300, but the traveler can enjoy more convenient body positions.
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When the Falcon Heavy leaves its launchpad, I will witness the world's most powerful rocket soar to space.
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Just let them know how much you need, and they will soar to the ceiling to deliver it.
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Analysts told CNBC this week that oil prices would soar to over $100 if Iran blocks the strait.
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Without new therapies, the United Nations says the global death toll could soar to 2124 million by 21.
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Just a few inches of rainfall here annually, and temperatures routinely soar to well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The Turkish central bank on Wednesday projected that inflation would soar to 23.5% by the end of 2018.
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Morgan Stanley estimated in a 2015 report that battery installations in Australia could soar to a million by 2020.
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He was roughed up badly in each of his past two starts to see his ERA soar to 28.
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Rating agencies criticised South Africa's latest budget, warning that debt may soar to as much as 60% of GDP.
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The national debt, which has topped $21 trillion, is expected to soar to more than $33 trillion in 2028.
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Then just push the left control stick up and you can soar to 400 feet in about 20 seconds.
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If carbon emissions continue at their current rate, by 2100, Mecca's maximum temperature could soar to 131 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Pantheon Macroeconomics' Ian Shepherdson earlier told CNBC he thought next Thursday's jobless claims could soar to around two million.
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Many return year after year to do the strenuous seasonal work, sometimes in temperatures that soar to 22011 degrees.
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Oakland's pass offense is getting plenty of credit as the numbers soar to keep up with their bad defense.
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These rates are far too high already, and would soar to stunning levels in the absence of Social Security benefits.
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The lowest room rates start at $191 during low season but can soar to $725 during Miami's busier winter months.
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David was a driving force in sports for decades and helped the NBA soar to new heights around the world.
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High Maintenance is unique in that it doesn't attempt to soar to new, dramatic heights with each coming episode or season.
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It said global revenue generated by artificial intelligence systems will soar to $6.7 billion by 2021 from $811 million in 2015.
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Fighter pilot retention bonuses could soar to record heights of $220,2112 or more, if the U.S. Air Force has its way.
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It is unlikely that, as some worst-case scenarios project, the price of a barrel of oil could soar to $325.
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As a result, illegal-contact penalties soar, to an average of 3.31 per team from 1.19 in 2013, according to nflpenalties.com.
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Fauci says he's not into worst-case scenarios ... a model in which the number of deaths would soar to unspeakable levels.
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This helped allow the condo to soar to 23 stories, or taller than most of the buildings around it (so far).
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S. Department of Agriculture, and the numbers soar to an almost inconceivable 21.5 percent for blacks and 19 percent for Latinos.
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The cheap price of drugs has really made addiction soar to a level that we haven't seen in a long time.
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Some optimistic currency experts predict that sterling could soar to 1.40 against the dollar if, and only if, it gains parliamentary approval.
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The pool, which was built in the 1960s sees hundreds of visitors every week especially as temperatures soar to over 30 degrees.
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Temperatures in some parts of Spain are expected to soar to more than 43 degrees Celsius (109 Fahrenheit) on Thursday and Friday.
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By the end of April 14th, one player's probability of victory will soar to 100%, while everyone else's will collapse to zero.
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The national debt, which has exceeded $21 trillion, will soar to more than $211.7 trillion in 21.6, according to the budget office.
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Labor's deterioration weakened worker protections, kept wages stagnant and caused income inequality to soar to the highest levels in over eight decades.
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Overall, the minority share of the electorate, which stood at just 20123 percent in 2000, will soar to 40 percent by 2032.
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"Under perfect conditions, rates could soar to 200 meteors per hour," Bill Cooke with NASA's Meteoroid Environments Office, said in a statement.
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And though McIlroy was the first to soar to fame and fortune, Willett ended up beating him to a first Masters title.
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TUSHY -- also a top company -- has seen sales soar to 10x their usual and over double what they were a year ago.
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Inside the six three-bedroom units, some of whose ceiling heights will soar to 22 feet, art will also likely feature prominently.
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If these states reverse course now, they could expect enrollment and costs to soar to at least these levels, well beyond projections.
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In today's 360 video, soar to dizzying heights in Wallowa County, which is remote even by the standards of the rural Northwest.
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A heat wave across Europe caused temperatures to soar to an all-time high of 108 degrees Fahrenheit in the capital city.
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If they can get more than 45% again in the real thing, the Fernández ticket will soar to victory in the first round.
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Since Facebook acquired Instagram in 2012, the social photo-sharing platform has seen its usership soar to 700 million monthly active users globally.
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After some suspicious pre-launch climbing, Bitcoin Cash's Coinbase launch immediately saw prices soar to almost three times those listed on other exchanges.
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The building had a tax abatement that was to expire shortly, at which point taxes would soar to more than $6493,000 a month.
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The squeeze caused borrowing costs to soar to more than 1,000%, making it costly for foreign investors to short or hedge the currency.
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" What happened, via Reuters: "[T]he anti-establishment 5-Star Movement saw its support soar to become Italy's largest single party by far.
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"Under perfect conditions, rates could soar to 200 meteors per hour," said Bill Cooke, NASA's head of meteoroid environments, in a press statement.
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Anti-dumping duties ranged from 50.3 percent to 53.4 percent for some U.S. producers, while others saw the rate soar to 85033 percent.
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It seems miraculous that any of these wobbly-necked beings are ever able to soar, to become flickers of color across our meadows.
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The building's 2220 apartments will start at $28 million for a two-bedroom and likely soar to nine-figures for the top penthouse.
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Pena Nieto has seen his disapproval rating soar to 74 percent, up from 66 percent in November, despite receiving plaudits for cancelling the meeting.
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Luke Bryan may be a country superstar with countless hits, but we have a feeling this new song might just soar to No. 1.
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Its total tweet count did soar to over 100,000 during the spam-fest, though the count is now back down to 95,000 or so.
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The International Monetary Fund projected this week that Venezuela's hyperinflation will soar to 13,000 percent this year, from an estimated 2,400 percent last year.
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By the time Calderon left office six years later, his brutal war had seen the murder count soar to well over 20,000 per year.
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But even with the choppy trading days of 2019, stocks logged strong gains this year, allowing them to soar to all-time highs again.
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Veoneer's base case is that the market for its active safety products will soar to $24 billion in 2025, from $7 billion in 2018.
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Global temperatures have already risen about 1 degree Celsius, or 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit, since the industrial revolution as greenhouse gas emissions soar to new heights.
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A two-point cushion is roughly where investment-grade spreads tend to peak during a slowdown, but high-yield spreads typically soar to 10 points.
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And Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin warned that without a strong government response, the jobless rate could eventually soar to 20 percent of the labor force.
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"David was a driving force in sports for decades and helped the NBA soar to new heights around the world," he said in a statement.
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The residents said that temperatures could soar to over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, but the electricity supply was too weak to run fans or air-conditioners.
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Earnings growth is expected to fall 2.1% in the third quarter but then soar to nearly 20% in the fourth quarter, according to the report.
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But unless lawmakers address the elephant in the room — the impending explosion in Social Security and Medicare costs — budget deficits will soar to unsustainable levels.
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Package deliveries are expected to soar to new highs this year as retailers like Walmart and Amazon offer faster and cheaper shipping than ever before.
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Instead, the national debt topped $22 trillion just two years into Trump's tenure and is expected to soar to almost $29 trillion in 10 years.
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The share of the population aged 65 and over will soar to nearly two-and-a-half times its current level by 2050, it said.
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Tie that hair up in a high pony, wing that eyeliner, and let your voice soar to octaves you didn't know you were capable of reaching.
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Just as true is how it's the song's now-iconic video that lets "Love Sosa" soar to the heights reached by the great balladeers of history.
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"Europe's success in the ranking cannot be guaranteed in the long-term while more of Asia's leading universities soar to join the world elite," he said.
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President Trump's approval ratings may never soar to the 60 percent level and he may never become very personally likable for a majority of American voters.
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Businesses also can't file for several deductions and, as a result, their effective income tax rates can soar to as high as 90 percent or more.
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Businesses also can't file for several deductions, and, as a result, their effective income tax rates can soar to as high as 90 percent or more.
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UBS estimates that fiscal stimulus this year will soar to nearly 2% of global GDP, exceeding what was approved in 2009 to fight the Great Recession.
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But they are strategizing and working with New York City-based sex worker advocates the Sharmus Outlaw Advocacy and Rights Institute (SOAR) to discuss future plans.
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But while the Tony-winning original could soar to goosebump-inducing heights as heady as Frankie Valli's falsetto, the new production remains tied to the ground.
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The Stop, Observe, Ask and Respond (SOAR) to Health and Wellness Act seeks to train healthcare providers, including doctors and nurses, about the warning signs of trafficking.
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The businesses also can't file for several deductions, and, as a result, their effective income tax rates can soar to as high as 90 percent or more.
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DeGrom, the reigning National League Cy Young Award winner, was roughed up badly in each of his last two starts to see his ERA soar to 1593.
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Temperatures during summer in Yemen soar to above 40 degrees Celsius (104 F) in the shade, which along with lack of clean water could help spread disease.
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But this could soar to $130 billion-$150 billion for the year with deals like state-owned ChemChina's record $43 billion purchase of Swiss-based Syngenta SYNN.
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The 183-year deal, which was signed in February, will see City's profits soar to a club record of $218 million for 2135, according to The Mail.
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Deal size: Yum China, which was spun out of Yum Brands (NYSE: YUM) in 2016, saw its market cap soar to nearly $14 billion on the news.
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Here's the thing about Brody, besides being super good-looking and a nice guy ... well, he provides inspiration to those who will never soar to such heights!
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As fintech investments soar to new heights, investors are looking at the bottom and top levels of the services stack to find the next billion-dollar startups.
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The extreme heat caused power prices to soar to an unprecedented A$14,000 per megawatt-hour (MWh) as power stations struggle to meet skyrocketing demand for cooling.
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The maximum is expected to soar to more than 45C (113F) on Wednesday in parts of New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria, the Bureau of Meteorology said.
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IDC predicts that the amount of data created annually in the world will soar to 180 zettabytes (or 180 trillion gigabytes) in 2025 — 18 times more than today.
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Andrew Cuomo, who was never exactly beloved in New York but has seen his approval ratings soar to 87% approval among New Yorkers in a new Siena poll.
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Brazil's population is comparatively young compared to the global median, and pension spending could soar to 17 percent of its G.D.P. by 2060 if the rules remain unchanged.
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The British pound could soar to $1.65 in 2020 and the currency will be one of the biggest trades in the world, a currency strategist told CNBC Thursday.
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Kershaw saw his ERA soar to 2.37 - second best in the National League - and he is tied for the NL lead with seven victories despite the dismal outing.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is predicting that shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill could soar to $1,000 each, boosted by its tech initiatives, including partnering with third-party delivery services.
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Arcview Research estimates the legal cannabis market will soar to nearly $15 billion by 2021, with edibles and ancillary pot-products representing a big part of that boom.
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Traders said this caused the lira overnight swap rate in London to soar to 290 percent, and the weekly swap rate to 125 percent, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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Mining giant BHP Group hit a more than seven-year high, while rival Rio Tinto added as much as 7.3 percent to soar to an over 10-year high.
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Streaming giant Netflix is set to report earnings after the bell on Monday, and one options trader is betting the stock could soar to new heights following the results.
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When you're sitting in bumper-to-bumper on the freeway, moving an inch a minute, you sometimes wonder what it would be like to just soar to your destination.
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Estimates are that oil would need to soar to well over $200 a barrel (a level unheard of) for the country to have a shot at balancing its budget.
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South Africa's debt is set to soar to more than 50 percent by 2020 as state firms, including power utility Eskom and South African Airways, burn through government guarantees.
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That, along with positive notes from two Wall Street analysts, helped shares of the entertainment giant soar to a new 52-week high on Monday, closing up 4.6 percent.
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On Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin reportedly told Senate Republicans that, barring a massive government intervention in the economy, the U.S. unemployment rate could soar to 20% within months.
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The market for meat substitutes could soar to $140 billion over the next decade, according to Barclays, as many health- and climate-conscious consumers seek to reduce their meat consumption.
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Restaurants are having to fork over more money this year to get their hands on prized Maine lobsters, and that means your dinner bill could soar to $218 a plate.
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The heat wave that has been roasting much of the U.S. in recent days is just getting warmed up, with temperatures expected to soar to dangerous levels through the weekend.
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When Tesla can offer a fully self-driving car, Musk said this week in Tesla's Q2 earnings call, profit margins will soar to as much as 30% (from today's 19%).
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Temperatures are expected to soar to about 36-37 Celsius (96-99 Fahrenheit) in Melbourne on Monday, with high humidity set to make it the hottest day of the week.
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Cynthia Nixon continues to deliver the type of in-your-face, progressive realness that helped her fellow New Yorker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez soar to an unlikely win on June 26.
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Of all the tech titans living rent-free in my brain, some are arguably more evil than you, but none soar to the same disruptive heights of molar-grinding tediousness.
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As her many fans well know (including those who only know her from her appearances on television's "Glee"), Ms. Chenoweth possesses a virtuosic soprano that can soar to the stratosphere.
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UBS estimates that fiscal stimulus this year will soar to nearly 2% of global GDP, exceeding what was approved in 2009 to fight the last global financial crisis and recession.
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The SpaceShipTwo craft, named VSS Unity, became the first Virgin Galactic rocket ship to reach space, but it was not the first private crewed spacecraft to soar to those heights.
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The New Madrid plant in southeast Missouri, for example, has seen its production of NOx soar to a higher rate than any other U.S. coal plant while burning refined coal.
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In August last year, sources said that Bytedance aimed to raise about $3 billion in a funding round, which would have seen its valuation soar to as high as $75 billion.
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That means a 2628-year-old nonsmoker in Baltimore now paying $28500 for coverage would see that monthly premium soar to $6900 in 2628—or nearly $28503 more for the year.
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A November telephone poll conducted by noted Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer for CNN and the Des Moines Register saw Buttigieg soar to 25 percent support in the state, with Sen.
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Given delegate allocation rules, this would mean: If this happens, Trump's delegate total would soar to around 760, and his closest competitor, Ted Cruz, would be down around 390 or so.
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The world's population is expected to soar to 2800 billion by 218, and food production will have to increase by 237% worldwide and by 270% in developing countries to keep up.
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Virgin Galactic wants its passengers not only to look good but also to feel comfortable to fully appreciate the flight, which will soar to an altitude of more than 50 miles.
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Social Security, health care and net interest now comprise nearly 60 percent of all federal spending, and that figure is expected to soar to 82 percent over the next 10 years.
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A Swedish Facebook group called "Train Vacation" dedicated to discussing how to travel by train through Europe has seen its membership soar to 170,000 this year, up from 3,000 in 643.
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He stayed on for 10 years, and he effectively created a subscription program for skiing, watching the stock price soar to all-time highs before suddenly deciding to exit in 2006.
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Since going public in May 2012 at a valuation of just over $100 billion, Facebook has seen its value soar to more than $550 billion, led by its strength in mobile advertising.
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Elon Musk's rocket company SpaceX is expected to soar to a $24 billion valuation, which would make it the third-highest-valued private company in the United States, behind Uber and Airbnb.
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They say a dam and hydro power plant proposed for the region could threaten the livelihoods of 17 villages perched among valleys and flanked by mountain peaks that soar to 4,000 meters.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Belarussian Uladzislau Hancharou upstaged world champion Gao Lei and 2012 Olympic gold medalist Dong Dong to soar to victory in trampoline gymnastics at the Rio Games on Saturday.
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That helped Twilio's total revenue soar to $64.51 million from $37.95 million a year earlier and easily beat analysts average estimate of $58.22 million, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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However, Asia has experienced an influx of cheaper light oil from the United States as U.S. oil production and exports soar to all-time highs, while the arbitrage from Europe has opened.
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Bernstein strategist Alla Harmsworth says the benchmark S&P 500 could soar to 8,000 in 10 years, defying other predictions that the market is due for a prolonged period of sluggish returns.
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Moreover, temperatures on the surface of Venus can soar to 900 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and surface pressures are about 92 times greater than the Earth's atmospheric pressure at sea level.
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The International Diabetes Federation projects that the number of Indians with diabetes will soar to 123 million by 2040 as diets rich in carbohydrates and fat spread to less affluent rural areas.
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While the sequel doesn't soar to quite the same heights of giddiness that the original did, it digs even deeper with the story's themes and characters to cast a spell nearly as satisfying.
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If the popularity of both the NES Classic and SNES Classic is anything to go by, a classic N64 or Game Boy would likely soar to the top of US hardware sales charts.
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Bashir's critics blame him for Sudan's marginalization and an economic meltdown that saw inflation soar to 72 percent by the end of 2018 and left the country unable to pay for food imports.
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As a result, Brazil's corporate debt stock is likely to soar to between 21 billion reais ($23.9122 billion) and 799 billion reais by 2022 from 165 billion reais in 2018, the study found.
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Whether you're running a team or just part of one — take these listening skills back to the workplace and you will notice your ability to influence and lead will soar to new heights.
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"It appears quite clear that the trend is still bearish for gold and that a first positive impulse could only arrive if prices soar to $1,255," ActivTrades analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa said.
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The hourlong experience provides an intimate look at how these raptors — which can soar to 290,000 feet and plunge after their prey at 150 miles per hour — fly and hunt at high altitudes.
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Housing shortage poses a stern challenge for Toronto and its surrounding cities, with the Ontario government predicting the area's population will soar to 9.6 million by 2041 from about 6.5 million in 2016.
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" As Ms. Coltrane wrote in an insert for "Divine Songs," a cassette released in 1990, "chanting is a devotional engagement, one that allows the chanter to soar to higher realms of spiritual consciousness.
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Kuala Lumpur (Reuters) - Gary Woodland carded a sizzling second round of 11-under par 61 to tie the course record and soar to the joint halfway lead at the CIMB Classic on Friday.
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The surplus of all state levels - including federal government, regional states, municipalities and social funds - is projected to soar to 37.3 billion euros in 2018 and to 43.7 billion euros in 2019, they added.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Belarussia's Uladzislau Hancharou upstaged world champion Gao Lei and 2012 Olympic gold medallist Dong Dong to soar to victory in trampoline gymnastics at the Rio Games on Saturday.
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It only took 10 minutes for a 1982 painting, featuring a black skull on top of a colorful background, to soar to a record-breaking price at Sotheby's New York auction house on Thursday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil is set for a volatile path ahead as both bullish and bearish wagers soar to record levels, with even large Wall Street banks at odds over future trends.
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Tsitsipas, who offers insights into his career and travel on the channel, has seen his subscriber base soar to nearly 50,000 after his four-sets quarter-final victory over Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut on Tuesday.
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The U.S.-China trade war caused Chinese purchases of Brazilian soy to soar to 80 percent of its exports of the grain this year, as the Asian nation sought to buy more from non-U.
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But this Saturday and Sunday, Brooklyn will pack the most kapow of any borough, producing dozens of its own young challengers, ready to vanquish evil and soar to great heights (at least in their imaginations).
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The academy, in a letter to Ryan, said that insurers could flee the individual market because of uncertainty over its long-term prospects, and that premium rates could soar to unaffordable levels for many customers.
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One of the more recent high-profile chatbots introduced on the Messenger platform, Activision's Call of Duty bot, saw engagement soar to nearly 13200143 million messaged exchanged between users in its first week of existence.
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Weather conditions are expected to worsen as the week progresses, with meteorologists predicting temperatures in southeastern Australia to soar to as high as 44 degrees Celsius (111.2 degrees Fahrenheit), alongside strong winds and dry conditions.
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An upstart company touting a plant-based alternative to beef, Beyond Meat, went public at $25 in May, saw its stock soar to nearly $20083 by July, and now trades for about $77 a share.
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Now, they have competition in the form of bitcoin, the virtual currency that has ridden a wave of new interest to soar to an all-time high this week, sparking an outpouring of fresh bubble warnings.
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At the heart of the latest Greek crisis, which has seen yields on two-year Greek bonds soar to over 10 percent, is a fundamental policy disagreement between the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Germany and Greece.
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City signed a 10-year $840 million deal with Puma in February that will commence this summer, which in turn will see its annual revenue soar to a club record $725 million, according to The Mail.
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St. Louis Fed president James Bullard estimated the unemployment rate could soar to 30 percent in the second quarter of the year, which according to Reuters would be worse than the Great Depression and Great Recession.
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But Loaisiga's difficulty in putting hitters away — the Braves fouled off 25 of 62 strikes — caused his pitch count to soar to a career-high 92, and he did not come out for the fifth inning.
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They also have to bring their own food and water and are allowed only brief breaks even as temperatures soar to 13C (104°F) on the bleak Puglia plains, which lie far from the tourist trail.
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According to a book about the pop music industry, the song — which was written by two Swedish guys — was handed off to Spears because they thought she could help it soar to the top of the charts.
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As Americans prepared their grills and motorbikes for the Memorial Day weekend, temperatures were expected soar to nearly 100 Fahrenheit (38 C) in some areas of the Southeast in coming days, the service said in a statement.
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Gaetz drafting 'Green Real Deal' climate resolution, Politico reports US oil prices soar to four-month highs, Forbes reports As immediate threat passes, activists say Deer Park chemical fire brings attention to persistent issues, ABC news reports.
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Conversely if talks run smoothly, the median forecast was for it to bounce to $1.30 — still below where it was trading at ahead of the June 88.03 referendum — although one respondent said it would soar to $1.50.
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The number of pending appeals climbed by 35 percent to more than 450,000 between 2012 and 2015 and is projected to soar to more than 2.2 million by the end of 2027 if there's no significant reform.
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Nicki is furious because she believed she would soar to the top of the Billboard Chart with her new album, "Queen" ... but Travis captured the #1 spot with his album, "Astroworld," which came out 2 weeks ago.
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Taking advantage of ideal conditions on a steamy day of low scoring at the Country Club of Jackson, Streelman mixed 10 birdies with a lone bogey to soar to the top of the leaderboard after the opening round.
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Though analyst Itay Michaeli believes the automaker's shares could nearly double to $70 over the next 12 months, he argued that the stock could soar to $134 over the long term as autonomous vehicle technology networks become commonplace.
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My love for her seems to soar to new heights all the time, and while I feel twinges of jealousy toward the bio-bond our donor shares with her, my gratitude to him trumps my envy by far.
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By 2050, approximately 14 million Americans will have dementia, and costs for caring for those with Alzheimer's will soar to a projected $1.1 trillion in today's dollars, including a 500 percent increase in combined Medicare and Medicaid spending.
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DUBLIN, March 26 (Reuters) - Ireland's economy could contract by more than 123% in 2020 and unemployent could soar to around 18% as a result of measures taken to slow the spread of the coronavirus, research showed on Thursday.
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According to the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR), inflation is likely to soar to 4 percent in late 2017 and only work its way back down to the Bank of England's 2 percent target in 2020.
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"I'm thrilled that Diane Lane will be playing Madame Ranevskaya, and bring glamour, excitement and exhilaration to this most extraordinary character – an actress of her caliber will make the play soar to new heights," director Simon Godwin tells PEOPLE.
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Steve Easterbrook is the CEO of McDonald's that took over the helm of the fast food giant, and Cramer thinks is the reason why the company reported stellar earnings on Monday that allowed the stock to soar to $119.
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"There are 55 million Latinos in this country and although we all come from various backgrounds our unity can make a movie explode at the box office or a tv show soar to the highest viewers possible," she wrote.
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Steve Easterbrook is the CEO of McDonald's that took over the helm of the fast food giant, and Cramer thinks is the reason why the company reported stellar earnings on Monday that allowed the stock to soar to $119.
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A rightist alliance including former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!) emerged with the biggest bloc of votes, ahead of the anti-system 5-Star Movement, which saw its support soar to became Italy's largest single party.
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When the economy slowed down, or the court system got clogged up, he asked people to sacrifice for the cause of what he called "New Turkey," a nation unshackled from Western domination and free to soar to new heights.
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With such uncertainty four months into the year — amid the continuing efforts by Republicans to overturn Mr. Obama's Affordable Care Act — some insurers say they are preparing two scenarios on prices that could soar to 30 percent rate increases.
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While Zuma is unpopular with investors and citizens alike, it would add political turmoil to the mix for South Africa, which is in recession and has suffered a ratings downgrade to junk and seen joblessness soar to 14-year highs.
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Under U.S.-pressure, Mexico has attempted to stem the influx of migrants by beefing up border security through its "Southern Border Plan", which has seen deportations of Central Americans from Mexico soar to nearly 200,000 in 2015 from 107,000 in 2014.
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Trump coronavirus scare shows no American is immune Several Republican lawmakers are under self-quarantine after coming into contact with a man later diagnosed with the virus, as US infections soar to more than 700 and states continue to declare emergencies.
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This academic support has increased the passing rate for girls in Project Soar to 73 percent compared with the average passing rate of 44 percent for ninth grade girls in the Marrakesh region, according to the American Embassy in Morocco.
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And while the pair's chemistry allowed A Star Is Born to soar to great heights (see its eight Oscar nominations), the rumors of a possible romance between them might have played a role in Cooper's split from ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk.
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Surfing a wave around AI deep learning and cryptocurrency where its specialized chip architecture is among the highest performing, the company's share price rose from the low $20s in late 1.473 to eventually soar to almost $300 in September 2018.
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Weather conditions are expected to worsen as the week progresses, with temperatures in southeastern Australia expected to soar to as high as 44 degrees Celsius (111.2 degrees Fahrenheit), alongside strong winds and dry conditions, according to Australia&aposs Bureau of Meteorology.
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And thanks to the internet and social media, puppeteers today may soar to celebrity status, such as Ki "Catur 'Benyek" Kuncoro, who in 2010 founded Wayang Hip Hop, a theatrical group that marries Javanese hip hop songs with shadow puppetry.
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Concrete columns are throughout, and exposed steel beams with prominent rivets and mullions frame the walls of floor-to-ceiling windows that soar to 13 feet on the bottom level and 12.5 feet at the top, revealing stunning vistas from every room.
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The reception in an otherwise buoyant market underscores concerns about earnings growth at Chinese financial firms as non-performing loans (NPLs) soar to the highest in a decade while the economy expands at its slowest rate in a quarter of a century.
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Bloomberg's Tim Culpan has drawn comparisons between the game's release and the launch of the Nintendo Wii in 2007, with the latter helping the company's stock price soar to heights of ¥67,600 before falling back to more normal levels two years later.
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The country was dissatisfied with an economy that had yet to soar to the heights it did in the late 1990s and nettled by a sense that Bill Clinton's presidency had meandered until the day Hillarycare finally crashed on Bob Dole Rock.
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New Jersey's budget is at risk of bleeding $1 billion a year, while Michigan's liability for its business tax credits is set to soar to $9.38 billion over the next two decades and incentives have already led to a $325 million budget deficit.
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Saudi Arabia, which started an oil price war over a failure to agree a production cut with Russia, saw its five-year CDS soar to a record high of 233 basis points, up from 163 bps at Friday's close, IHS Markit data showed.
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Social Security, health care and net interest now comprise nearly 60 percent of all federal spending, and that figure is expected to soar to 82 percent over the next 10 years; Mr. Mulvaney and Mr. Price have long been advocates for pruning.
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In a note over the weekend, ARK, an investment management firm, said it expected Tesla's share price to soar to $1003,000 in five years based on a belief that Tesla can increase profits, decrease costs and build a fully autonomous taxi network.
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The industry has come under fire as teen vaping rates in the U.S. soar to record highs and federal health officials sound alarms over an outbreak of a mysterious vaping-related lung disease that's killed at least eight people in recent weeks.
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But as contributions soar to homegrown fundraising efforts for victims of Sunday's Las Vegas shooting, those devastated by Maria have seen comparatively small donations especially when compared to money raised for those affected by hurricanes Harvey and Irma, according to groups contacted by USA TODAY.
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Escolano, who will replace Luis De Guindos, freshly appointed vice-president of the European Central Bank, will be tasked with acting as Spain's economic envoy with Brussels and directing the country's economic recovery after an economic downturn which saw unemployment soar to 27 percent.
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Forty-one percent of transgender or gender-nonconforming people attempt suicide, and this rate can soar to up to 78 percent depending on the type of discrimination and/or abuse the person is subject to, according to a 2014 study by the Williams Institute.
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At the high end, there are luxury independent living options in Manhattan like the Atria on West 86th Street, where fees soar to over $295,2620 a month for a one-bedroom, and the Inspir, an even more expensive option opening on the Upper East Side.
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Industrial land plots of five to 10 acres, which typically house infill distribution centers for completing "last-mile" deliveries, watched their prices soar to more than $250,000 per acre by the end of 2017, up from roughly $200,000 a year ago, according to CBRE.
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A popular Swedish train-bragging Facebook group has seen a 20173% increase since AprilServing as a testament to the rising popularity of train-bragging, a Swedish Facebook group dedicated to traveling sustainably by train has seen its membership soar to 170,000 members this year.
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Paul Johnson, the brilliant English historian, concludes his book A History of the American People with this observation: But Americans are, above all, a problem solving people They do not believe that anything in this world is beyond human capacity to soar to and dominate.
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Pressures at its surface are 92 times greater than the air pressure on Earth, its temperatures soar to over 900 degrees fahrenheit during the day (the hottest planetary surface in the solar system), and its atmosphere is a deadly cocktail of sulphuric acid and carbon dioxide.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Beijing Bytedance Technology Co, owner of China's leading news aggregator Jinri Toutiao, aims to raise about $3 billion in its latest funding round that would see its valuation soar to as high as $75 billion, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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And while the pair's chemistry is strong and allowed their film A Star Is Born to soar to great heights (see its eight Oscar nominations), the rumors of a possible romance between them might have played a role in Cooper's split from ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk.
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BenevolentAI made losses of 26.9 million pounds in 2018, yet saw its valuation soar to $2 billion after its latest funding round in 2018, while Oxford Nanopore had an after-tax loss of 57 million pounds in 2017, and was valued last year at 1.5 billion pounds.
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To help reach those goals, average fuel economy would need to soar to at least 100 miles per gallon — most likely achievable only through widespread adoption of electric and other zero-emission cars, according to Ben Haley, a co-founder of Evolved Energy Research, a consulting firm.
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Mr. Johnson, according to the complaint, was surprised to learn that Cairn Energy decided to go ahead with the multibillion-dollar currency transaction, even as his trading in the markets had caused the price of the currency to soar to its highest point of the day.
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These measures are the latest in a series of major economic reforms that come as a result of a $12 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan, which also involved a currency float in 2016 that caused its headline inflation to soar to up to 33 percent.
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The deal is a real triple down on India and Swiggy from Naspers, which has just seen the valuation of Byju's soar to some $3.7 billion up from under $1 billion last year; it first backed Swiggy in February before going back for more in June.
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As survival rates from leukemia, lymphoma, and other forms of blood cancer soar to all-time highs – thanks in part to rapid advancements in medical science and efforts from committed groups like NMDP/Be The Match – we applaud Congress for stepping up and doing its part.
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Under his tenure as acting secretary, border apprehensions continued to soar to their highest level in a decade -- more than 130,000 -- before falling 20% in June and 24% in July, a drop that McAleenan attributes in part to a recent agreement with Mexico on immigration enforcement.
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Writing in a personal capacity, Turki Aldakhil, general manager of the Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya news channel, warned on Sunday that the United States would "stab its own economy to death" and oil prices would soar to $200 a barrel if Washington imposes sanctions on Riyadh.
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How Migrating Birds Can Soar To Such Great HeightsMigratory birds can glide over very long distances with minimal wing-flapping, thanks to their…Read more ReadTrouble is, unihemispheric sleep in flying birds has only been assumed, though it has been observed in ducks while they perch on land.
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IHS Markit expects global sales of autonomous vehicles will soar to more than 33 million units in 2040 from 51,000 in 2021, while Goldman Sachs has predicted that the ride-hailing market will grow eightfold by 2030 to be five times the current size of the taxi market.
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Poor maintenance at Indian Point has caused groundwater radiation levels to soar to 740 times federal limits, yet the commission just handed Entergy a five-year delay of the deadline for testing for possible leaks from the No. 2 reactor — the suspected source of this latest leak of radioactive contamination.
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By this I don't mean vast pools to do laps in, but diminutive gems with which to enjoy the languid, liquid lifestyle of an afternoon drink outside, countering the heat with the sensory pleasures of submersion, so necessary in a place where daytime temperatures soar to 110 degrees in the summer.
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While AI has been used in medical technology for decades, the availability of vast amounts data, lower computing costs and more sophisticated algorithms mean revenues from AI tools are expected to soar to $6.7 billion by 2021 from $811 million in 2015, according to a study by research firm Frost & Sullivan ww2.frost.com.
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"In Seattle you see the majority of the population that was living who were low-income working families have been pushed out," and are now commuting one or two hours to their jobs in a city which saw its housing costs soar to 113-percent over the national average, the councilwoman stated.
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The U.S.-Iran conflict appears to be in the rear-view mirror as stocks soar to record highs and the phase one signing of the U.S.-China trade deal takes center stage, but some are warning that tensions in the Middle East continue to simmer, and may soon reach a boiling point.
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" NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said that "David was a driving force in sports for decades and helped the NBA soar to new heights around the world," while the NHL's Gary Bettman called Stern "a man of great vision and energy who is responsible for the operational and business advancements that created the modern sports industry.
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BP forecasts that the global EV fleet will soar to more than 300 million by 2040, from just 5003 million in 2016, and said it plans to deploy ultra-fast 150 kilowatt chargers able to deliver 100 miles of range in just 10 minutes across its 1,200 petrol stations in Britain over the next 12 months.
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" What's new: "The national debt, which has exceeded $21 trillion, will soar to more than $33 trillion in 2028 ... By then, debt held by the public will almost match the size of the nation's economy, reaching 96 percent of gross domestic product, a higher level than any point since just after World War II and well past the level that economists say could court a crisis.
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Draghi noted that volatility in Italy had ebbed in the past two weeks but revised down economic growth forecasts for the euro zone for 2018, while noting that inflation, after accounting for higher oil prices, remained muted Karen Ward, chief market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said the move to end QE by end-year as previously signaled was significant in light of the recent Italian mini-crisis that saw bond yields there soar to multi-year highs.
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In light of the big spending and easier tax burden, the Congressional Budget Office – Capitol Hill's nonpartisan financial scorekeeper – in April projected that debt could equal GDP within a decade if Congress extends the tax cuts, a level not seen since World War II. Economic growth should jump above 3 percent in 2018 thanks to the stimuli, the CBO said, but the acceleration will likely prove brief, and debt held by the public will soar to $28.7 trillion by the end of fiscal 2028.
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