As we continued to ascend steeper and steeper terrain, I started to get nervous.
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Robotics is exploding, and the adoption curve, the tech disruption curve—these are getting steeper and steeper.
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As all retailers offer steeper and steeper discounts, though, some investors question whether the desire for that concept has eased.
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Across all categories, the steepest discounts compared with last year were in kids' outerwear (28 percent steeper) and entertainment (10 percent steeper).
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Across all categories, the steepest discounts compared to last year were in kids' outerwear (28 percent steeper) and entertainment (10 percent steeper), the group found.
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And it's not just insurers exiting the market that should concern consumers and policymakers, it's also the insurers that will continue to offer plans at steeper and steeper premiums.
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Mommas work as hard today as they did back when my momma did, but today it's gotten harder, rockier, steeper, and for families of color, it has gotten even steeper.
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As the midterm elections draw nearer, the odds that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, will spearhead any major developments in the Russia investigation before Election Day grow steeper and steeper.
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As for Facebook, the decline among teens has been steeper.
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But fearing the prospect of steeper fines, they signed up.
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That's steeper than analysts' expectation of a 2.8 percent decline.
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Other beaches can boast of the challenges of steeper waves.
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Canadian government bond prices fell across a steeper yield curve.
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They may have higher fees and steeper barriers to entry.
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For one thing, consumers are typically confronted with steeper prices.
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But the House effort has a steeper hill to climb.
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It also recommended a steeper leverage ratio of 15 percent.
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"The hills here are steeper than I thought," Jeff said.
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That means steeper cuts may be necessary for industrial users.
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The drop has also been steeper among the less educated.
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Above ground, the decline in ridership has been even steeper.
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But Karem may be facing a steeper set of hurdles.
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Sales declines seems to be steeper in more conservative states.
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Plus, their price tag is even steeper than the originals.
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Sears suffered too, but the decline was steeper at Kmart.
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Sales were down a steeper 6.7 percent compared with October 2017.
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This learning experience just happens to be on a steeper curve.
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But the challenges Lampert faces are steeper than 16 years ago.
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However, the company has been facing steeper competition in recent months.
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"The hill gets steeper," Honeywell's Chief Financial Officer Greg Lewis said.
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STEEPER YIELD CURVE U.S. Treasury yields declined alongside most Asian equities.
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But the path to development may be getting steeper once more.
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Here, his transformation is even greater, and the acting challenge steeper.
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It's met with a steeper curve, and it's real-rate driven.
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It isn't uncommon to find savings steeper than 50 percent off.
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Shrinking the balance sheet typically leads to a steeper yield curve.
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However, a Reuters poll had predicted a steeper fall to 20.3.
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This raises the chances for even steeper rate hikes next year.
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The break from an uptrend could be signaling a steeper decline.
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The last time the decline was steeper was in December 1994.
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The road to the Speakership grew a bit steeper for Rep.
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Other teams that are already losing money could see steeper losses.
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The costs were immense then, and they could be steeper now.
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But did it make the decline deeper as well as steeper?
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Only three other states, Colorado, Montana and Oklahoma, had steeper drops.
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Italy, the epicenter of Europe's coronavirus crisis, faces a steeper hurdle.
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Italy, the epicenter of Europe's coronavirus crisis, faces a steeper hurdle.
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The trail, scattered with boulders, was longer and steeper than expected.
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The good news is that markets recovered from even steeper losses.
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Zibanejad now sees benefits to the steeper learning curve for Buchnevich.
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Canadian government bond prices were mixed across a steeper yield curve.
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The steeper rise in fatalities sent share and oil prices lower.
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Democrats face steeper odds in the race against incumbent Republican Gov.
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Wall Street had expected a steeper decline of 152,000, according to FactSet.
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The US is imposing steeper tariffs on Chinese imported steel right now.
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That means there's a steeper climb for many Republicans in the Senate.
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"This is potentially deeper because of social media, the drop is steeper."
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And over the past few years, the competition has only gotten steeper.
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Throw in a little inflation, and you have a steeper yield curve.
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The steeper the slope, the more likely you are to have landslides.
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The FLIR ONE Pro also comes with a steeper $400 price tag.
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That means the BOJ will want a steeper yield curve, he said.
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And the more pages there are, the steeper that angle will be.
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It is already a steeper than steep hill for the Republican Party.
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Overall revenue fell a steeper-than-expected 41.9 percent, to $2.67 billion.
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Pier One Imports (PIR) forecast a steeper than expected current quarter loss.
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That decline, though, has been steeper for men than women, they say.
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Banks, which move up on perceptions of a steeper yield curve, declined.
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That's a far steeper decline than the five-year average of 2.6%.
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For 21st century Washington, governing is a climb that keeps getting steeper.
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But the drop in support was even steeper in the biggest cities.
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Manning's bid to take out Budd is a steeper challenge for Democrats.
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Bank profits increase when long-term rates rise, making the curve steeper.
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Bank profit increases when long-term rates rise, making the curve steeper.
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Bank stocks led the way, supported by a steeper Treasury yield curve .
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However, losses tend to be much steeper when the president is unpopular.
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He's talking about steeper, while Dean and I are talking about deeper.
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Add a coronavirus outbreak to the mix, and it gets even steeper.
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Canadian government bond yields rose across a steeper yield curve on Thursday.
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The disparity in enthusiasm between the two sides makes it even steeper.
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It ignores the ever-steeper capitulation that China requires of its partners.
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The decline was much steeper than the 230% annual drop in November.
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No one in American politics faces a steeper 2018 challenge than Rep.
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Just in the United States, the decline was steeper at 17 percent.
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The steeper yield curve, by contrast, is likely encouraging risk-taking behavior.
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Then the path gets steeper and narrower around the Republican redistricting firewall.
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It is experiencing a much steeper drop in beer demand than craft brewers.
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Sales fell by more than 25 percent, and the losses were even steeper.
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For companies, compliance standards – and fines for breaking the rules – will get steeper.
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The 2.5 percent drop to $3.83 billion was also steeper than analysts' estimates.
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But oftentimes the better the sign up bonus, the steeper the required spending.
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Growth was even steeper in mobile advertising, which increased to nearly $783 billion.
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In the armed forces the plunge was even steeper: from 40% to 1%.
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That was steeper than the roughly 22016 percent slip on average in 2015.
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In 2015, new members faced a steeper price hike to $9.99 per month.
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If cuts started later, they would have to be steeper at some point.
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The victories made the uphill climb toward the nomination even steeper for Cruz.
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Both will give you way more control, but at a much steeper price.
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Higher U.S. yields and a steeper curve are more attractive to Japanese investors.
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The steeper the angle, the greater the force needed to separate the pages.
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And my guess is going to be a lot steeper when I'm tired.
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Still, 10 percent is on the steeper side for a second week fall.
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And it's still clear some landlords face a steeper uphill battle than others.
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That led some analysts to be cautious on calling for steeper price slides.
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But there's been a sudden shift, and now those curves are getting steeper.
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The curve was slightly steeper on Friday at 6.1 basis points US2US10=TWEB.
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Other luxury retailers, like L'Occitane, have suffered even steeper setbacks in Hong Kong.
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The decline was steeper, some 5 percent, when considering only Victoria's Secret's stores.
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But economists polled by Reuters had expected a steeper deceleration to 1.2 percent.
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That was steeper than the roughly 5 percent slip on average in 2015.
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"The obvious implications point toward higher yields and a steeper curve," he said.
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But conservatives have threatened to oppose any budget that doesn't contain steeper cuts.
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The cars were eventually replaced by buses, which could travel up steeper inclines.
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But the falloff in physical functioning was much steeper than the mental slump.
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"What We Ask Is Simple," his especially ambitious show suggests a steeper angle.
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In my Kinosaki ryokans, at lavish kaiseki dinners, the learning curve was steeper.
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Because it was built for desktop, the learning curve is steeper than average.
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The Balanced Budget Amendment faces even steeper hurdles, requiring 67 senators in support.
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Canadian government bond prices were mixed across a steeper cents to yield 1.570%.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper cents to yield 1.710%.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper cents to yield 1.661%.
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Traders were encouraged losses were not steeper despite the disappointing data and earnings.
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The DNC has steadily imposed steeper requirements to qualify for its presidential debates.
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Despite its strong quarter, West Virginia still faces steeper demographic and economic challenges.
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But what happens now is that that upward slope of salaries is steeper.
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It&aposs one of the steeper second week falls in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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If obeyed, that means even steeper cuts to health care and anti-poverty programs.
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On his way back down the mountain, Banks accidentally took a much steeper trail.
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Its price tag is steeper than that of the Galaxy Fold, costing approximately $2,600.
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But for $100, excluding lunch, the price seems even steeper than San Francisco's hills.
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The curve of two-year and 10-year Treasury yields remained steeper on Tuesday.
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NBI slumped 2.9 percent, recovering from steeper losses initially after Trump's comments were publicized.
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The VIX futures curve is much steeper today than it was a month ago.
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Looks like the hill just got a lot steeper, with this knowledge in mind.
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Willard blamed e-cigarettes, especially Juul, and high gas prices, for the steeper drop.
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I can reach farther-away summits and climb harder routes and ski steeper runs.
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The steeper the spread, the more the market is betting on inflation and growth.
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The dryness made the steeper pitches slick, and she approached them with great care.
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It'll be a much steeper climb for Democrats to regain control of the Senate.
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Unlike this week's debates, however, the third and fourth debates have steeper qualifying requirements.
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However, liberals face a much steeper quantitative task to reach majorities for their positions.
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FANG tech stocks remained under pressure Wednesday but also recovered from steeper losses. Amazon.
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But the penalties could be far steeper for organizations that expose sensitive health data.
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Sessions has just made the already-difficult path for people seeking asylum much steeper.
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Legislatures are trying to make the crime of swatting more punitive with steeper punishments.
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Ralph Lauren posted a 7 percent drop, steeper than the expected 2.7 percent decline.
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Closing the newer ones, built in the 2000s, will be a steeper political climb.
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Steeper losses would mean imposing haircuts on senior creditors, which could also harm depositors.
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Longer-dated yields rose faster than shorter-dated yields, pushing the yield curve steeper.
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And the latest available data does not show a steeper decline under Mr. Trump.
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Even the grille is unique, laid back at a steeper angle than the Wrangler's.
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Data from the United Nations Refugee Agency forecasts an even steeper decline this year.
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Smaller stores, however, appear to face a steeper task when it comes to restocking.
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China is a much smaller investor, but its dollar volume fell a steeper 74%.
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Among independents, economic distress was associated with a steeper 17-point drop in approval.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper Canadian cents to yield 1.585%.
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The stock declined 2.5 percent on Tuesday, a steeper decline than the broader Nasdaq.
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But their return targets would likely translate into steeper costs for the CRE sector.
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China's start-up Chinext index recorded steeper losses to close lower by 5.32 percent.
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At that point, the path gets steeper, narrower, and the GOP firewalls get stronger.
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The trend toward more depression was steeper in girls than it was in boys.
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For a condo that seeks to out-luxury its neighbors, prices are predictably steeper.
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As Mr. Ghosn's case goes to trial, prosecutors may face steeper odds than usual.
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That means some departments and programs may see steeper proposed cuts than 5 percent.
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Banks have taken a hit, offering steeper discounts to get deals across the finish line.
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In California, where home prices are highest, flips were down a steeper 22 percent annually.
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The chest will run you a steeper $507, probably because it includes two ruby nips.
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The learning curve does only get steeper here, but that means the growing never stops.
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Others are making the trek, with children in hand, across a higher, steeper hill nearby.
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"The road ahead seems like an uphill one, and getting steeper each quarter," analysts said.
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In general, the lesser-known brands came with a much steeper discount than recognizable ones.
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In Chicago and Washington, DC, the decline in public-transport trips has been even steeper.
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But for journalists piling into Hofstra University, the price of doing business has gotten steeper.
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The biggest stadiums on the continent tend to be a lot steeper than in Britain.
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Any steeper than that and you have to install safety measures, such as hand rails.
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But many in the market believe steeper cuts are needed to reduce the glut significantly.
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According to Inpredictable, only the Cleveland Cavaliers make a steeper drop between those two situations.
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Breaking down those who felt most strongly showed an even steeper opposition for Republicans' legislation.
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None of those things will change overnight if its relative decline proves steeper than necessary.
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Any steeper, and the probe will burn itself up in a spectacular and fiery death.
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I had never really been on Team California, I revealed; I wanted faster, steeper, more.
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Westpac shares pared steeper gains seen in the morning to close higher by 0.82 percent.
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Strategically positioned for steeper rates curves, paying 10 year breakeven inflation, long Gold, SPX vs.
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The price cuts are even steeper at a number of GM and Fiat Chrysler dealers.
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Those tariffs, which might now be steeper, could go into effect as soon as September.
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They figure that any upswing only means that the eventual fall could be even steeper.
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In Montana, Democratic recruitment is facing an even steeper hurdle after Democratic term-limited Gov.
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Jones also re-contoured the bank in front of the green to make it steeper.
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It's steep at $41,540, and even steeper at $45,865 with a few grand in extras.
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That means Braun's company's workers who get sick could face steeper-than-average medical bills.
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In contrast, it is the steeper declines in depth that allow big waves to form.
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IS THAT CORRELATION OVER DONE, WHETHER WE GET A SLIGHTLY FLAT OR SLIGHTLY STEEPER CURVE?
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Rules, for example, about venturing into steeper, avalanche-prone terrain vary from resort to resort.
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Every year that downward turn is delayed, the slope downward grows steeper and further from reach.
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That was steeper than the 1.3 percent drop analysts estimated, according to research firm Consensus Metrix.
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The curve of the two-year and 10-year Treasury yields was slightly steeper on Tuesday.
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When you do the math, the ISA terms are steeper than your typical $2000,230 coding camp.
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Same-store sales at the pizza chain fell 2%, a steeper drop than expected by analysts.
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Canadian government bond prices were higher across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries.
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That carries its own risk by allowing workers with a steeper learning curve on the job.
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This means PBMs benefit from higher list prices, since it allows them to negotiate steeper discounts.
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But it is a steeper taper than reformers proposed when they first dreamed up universal credit.
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And they portend possibly even steeper obstacles to getting the bill passed and signed into law.
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So, a steeper wave means a greater "forward" pushing force which would speed up the surfer.
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Roman Ramp - This shorter, yet steeper, option is accessible on the western side of the mountain.
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When limited to deals of $10 billion or more, the fall was even steeper to 17.7%.
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And already this year, there are signs that prices for unsubsidized customers could get even steeper.
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A steeper curve helps banks' loan business because they borrow short-term and lend long-term.
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Canadian government bond prices were mixed across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries.
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But North America saw an even steeper cut back, with spending falling 41 percent in 2015.
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Time Warner fell 1 percent to $62.73 after reporting as steeper-than-expected drop in revenue.
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SanDisk's USB-C SD card reader is getting a slightly steeper discount, from $49 to $29.
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In order to reach the requisite height, it was obliged to begin at a steeper angle.
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The question is whether that's just a cooling off — or the beginning of a steeper slide.
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We are also to reshingle the much steeper and higher cookhouse with historically accurate cedar shingles.
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Jeff Merkley of Oregon -- enter the race, her climb becomes steeper.
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Canalys, another research firm, estimated an even steeper drop of around 15% in the same quarter.
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International staff are usually held for longer as demands for money or concessions are often steeper.
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Blue Apron, meanwhile, has posted steeper net losses each year since 2014, according to regulatory filings.
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Parts suppliers, however, suffered steeper declines, with hinge maker KH Vatec Co Ltd shedding 3 percent.
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In faster-growing parts of the world like China and Brazil, the increase was even steeper.
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But the prevalence of violence in e-sports competitions may be a steeper obstacle to overcome.
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"It appears the more you have, the steeper the spending decline in real terms," she said.
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"The population decline of the dolphins would have been steeper if not for conservation," he said.
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They are only defending 10 seats, while Republicans have a much steeper battle, protecting 24 seats.
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That could create a downward spiral where steep losses become steeper as traders face margin calls.
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Time Warner fell 4 percent to $60.75 after reporting as steeper-than-expected drop in revenue.
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Now imagine purchasing the bonds at a steeper discount — 21 cents on the dollar, or 2500.
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The Section 301 penalties can also be steeper than the metals tariffs, extending to outright bans.
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Canadian government bond prices were higher across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries.
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Amazon and Google's cheapest speakers are $50, and they often offer them at much steeper discounts.
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Stock markets in oil-reliant nations like India and Japan faced steeper drops in overnight trading.
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Many in the GOP believe his attacks on Corker are making a tricky climb even steeper.
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But the company has posted steeper net losses each year since 2014, according to regulatory filings.
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Now — with economic and population-migration losses — PREPA can expect the decline to be even steeper.
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Dinner at the home of Barry and Diane von Furstenberg's a tad steeper -- $100k per couple.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve was steeper after soft inflation data pulled short-dated yields lower.
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UBS shares fell 18.3 percent in 2016, a steeper drop than the European banking sector index .SX7P.
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Hague and Ovchinin went into ballistic descent, re-entering the atmosphere at a steeper angle than normal.
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"In the more recent years, that's where we've seen a steeper decline in the data," said Bradshaw.
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Malaysian government officials declined to comment on the possible risk of a steeper fall in LNG prices.
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In many ways, Cabán is climbing a steeper hill, even as her vision drove the campaign's debate.
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Homebuyers are out in force this spring but are being met by higher prices and steeper competition.
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Players who're tasked with carrying humongous loads on top-heavy teams now face a slightly steeper incline.
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Most developers are alien to functional programming and might find the learning curve steeper than Ethereum's Solidity.
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That type of move in Japan could spill over to a steeper curve in the U.S. too.
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But for the second season, 16 stars have signed up, meaning the competition will be even steeper.
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Rosenthal says that Airbnb has ignored the law, and the steeper fines are necessary to force compliance.
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At the same time, the company is facing a steeper path than ever in the United States.
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The handouts may have averted a steeper defeat in the European election, political analyst Thanos Veremis said.
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But the pain is exacerbated in Europe, where big banks experienced a steeper drop off in revenue.
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And those lower returns in banks have come along with more volatility and steeper falls, or drawdowns.
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That should mean a steeper Treasury yield curve, though not necessarily in the near term, he added.
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When it grows steeper, like it did after the election, the economic outlook is seen as brightening.
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Shares in Novartis fell 14.6 percent in 2016, a steeper drop than the broader European healthcare index.
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That was steeper than the 18.7 percent decline expected by analysts polled by tracking firm Consensus Metrix.
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It entered the inner solar system from an angle far steeper than other distant visitors like comets.
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A rise in grain shipments has not been enough to offset the steeper decline in coal shipments.
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That extends a pattern of achieving far steeper emissions reductions from power plants than from other sectors.
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Feeder posted steeper declines, with actively traded January futures down 1.350 cents at 144.425 cents per pound.
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But the disparity is steeper at tournaments in which the ATP event is of a higher designation.
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The Fed said factory output decreased 0.5% last month, steeper than the 0.1% dip projected by analysts.
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In addition, closings at new condo towers have largely dried up, making the decline look even steeper.
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The head of Russia's state Direct Investment Fund, Kirill Dmitriev, said corporate gains could be even steeper.
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For starters, Blue Apron has posted steeper net losses each year since 2014, according to regulatory filings.
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The much steeper monthly increase pushed annual inflation up 3 percentage points from 12.15 percent in May.
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But how would water form only at the tops of such steep slopes -- steeper than 27 degrees?
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The question is whether that's just a cooling off, or the beginning of a steeper slide. 2.
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Compensation payments will, however, not be evenly spread across banks, with some facing steeper charges than others.
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Reflecting those concerns, WTI futures contracts are trading in much steeper contango than Brent for nearby months.
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In fact, the company has posted steeper net losses each year since 2014, according to regulatory filings.
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"The sales deceleration was steeper than we expected," Chief Executive Officer Jeff Gennette said in a statement.
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Democratic candidates are favored to retake the House but are facing a steeper challenge in the Senate.
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The handouts may have averted a steeper defeat in the European election, political analyst Thanos Veremis said.
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Legal immigration in the U.S. has fallen more than 0003 percent, and a steeper drop is looming.
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We unroped and scrambled over a mix of snow and rock as the route gradually grew steeper.
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Some retailers likely deployed steeper and more frequent discounting, which in turn puts pressure on profit margins.
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The fall in the two-year yield drove the yield curve steeper, last at 10.8 basis points .
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Dollar got a bit weak, long rates got a bit higher, yield curve got a bit steeper.
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Companies complained that the price of entry to the Chinese market was steeper than had been agreed.
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Those who do not qualify for an exemption were forced to pay a steeper penalty this year.
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Brévent is excellent for intermediate skiers, but its steeper slopes have plenty to offer the more advanced.
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Shares of Tyson and Hormel were lower Friday amid a steeper sell-off in the broader market.
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Eastern European nations have been cautious about steeper emissions cuts due to concerns over the economic impact.
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In pre-market trading, Tesla's stock dropped roughly 6% after showing even steeper declines earlier in the morning.
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Canadian government bond prices were higher across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries on Monday.
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The rehabilitation process is an even steeper order for players who need the ligament reconstructed a second time.
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With the muni duration curve much steeper than the Treasury curve, he currently favors a barbell investing strategy.
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Comparable sales slid 2.4 percent during the quarter, a steeper decline than the 1.8 percent expected by FactSet.
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It promised steeper cuts to labor costs and tighter control over expenses to offset the worsening currency impact.
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The drop was steeper than in 2016 when emissions fell 2 percent, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said.
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The street has a 30-percent grade, which makes it steeper than San Francisco's Lombard Street, CBS reports.
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You see a much steeper drop in support from Obama to Clinton among young black and Latino voters.
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The fall would have been even steeper if the new rules had not shut down the market repeatedly.
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That would be steeper were it not for a planned production hike at the miner's Radomiro Tomic prospect.
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Canadian government bond prices were higher across much of a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries.
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But if, say, Dell tries to do the same thing, Energous is facing a much steeper uphill battle.
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A steeper yield curve, where the long end is higher than the short end, widens lenders' profit margins.
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The steeper yield curve suggested that the market has all but priced out any near-term rate hike.
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The decline in crime in police districts with the new data centres was steeper than in those without.
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For firms, even those closely tied to the state, the rise in borrowing costs has been even steeper.
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We should not be surprised that these profound changes come at a steeper cost than we originally thought.
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The yield curve was steeper on Tuesday afternoon as shorter-dated yields rose, while longer-dated maturities fell.
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However, following the drop from its highs in 2015, he sees an even steeper potential fall to $72.
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The drop was steeper than the forecast for a 2.7 percent decline from a Reuters poll of economists.
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Still, news of the steeper spending weighed on Electrolux shares which were down 1.7 percent by 13 GMT.
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Because the mountain gets steeper the higher up you go, every additional step becomes a bit more difficult.
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That was much steeper than the 2.8 percent decline estimated by analysts polled by research firm Consensus Metrix.
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But as the threat mounts, K&R insurers are at risk from steeper claims than they had anticipated.
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Those conservative members are also calling for steeper cuts to the corporate tax rate than some Senate Republicans.
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Yet, the Senate bill proposes catastrophic reductions for Medicaid programs – proposing even steeper cuts than the House version.
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A surge in Brazilian interest rate futures shows traders are scaling back their bets for steeper rate cuts.
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In recent years, restrictions have been occurring at an even steeper rise on a state by state basis.
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Its ratings have faced an even steeper decline, with average total viewers falling 19.2% from 2014 to 413.
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For blacks, the corresponding decline — to 34 percent last month from 59 percent in 2009 — was even steeper.
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" But Mr. Gingrich also encouraged Mr. Trump to acknowledge directly that blacks faced "a steeper hill to climb.
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He's already met the steeper requirements to qualify for the third set of Democratic debates in September. 5.
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The heavily weighted financials subindex declined 22 percent, dragging the index lower but paring steeper losses seen earlier.
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The political price for honesty is steep, but the loss of self-respect and honor is even steeper.
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Same-store sales for the quarter were down 3.3 percent overall, a steeper dive than analysts had expected.
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And single women experience an even steeper 36 percent drop in income associated with having a young child.
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In South Korea, the Kospi saw steeper losses, with the index declining 1.72 percent to end at 2,429.83.
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Fertility was bound to decline as China got wealthier, but the one-child policy made the fall steeper.
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Now, the resolution will go to the House for consideration, where it faces an even steeper uphill battle.
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South Korean markets recorded steeper losses, with the benchmark Kospi ending the session down 1.16 percent at 2,376.24.
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In May, retail sales were down 0.3 percent, a much steeper decline than the 0.1 percent economists predicted.
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The Nasdaq Biotechnology index was off 2.7 percent, recovering from steeper losses initially after Trump's comments were publicized.
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For larger families, the cost of a getaway is steeper; a family of four spends $4,000 on average.
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Over the course of the summer, a road that had always been uphill started to look even steeper.
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Arizona's bill faces a much steeper hill to climb than the Idaho legislation before it can become law.
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Other government programs, including Medicaid and the Department of Veterans Affairs, obtain steeper discounts than Medicare drug plans.
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But some sectors, like real estate and cars, indicate the plunge is getting steeper with each passing month.
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A steeper yield curve indicates that sentiment about the economy is rising while monetary policy remains appropriately loose.
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The drop is steeper in the six walkout states — Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma and West Virginia.
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One such area is Calle Don Amado, a narrow, winding road that gets steeper the higher you go.
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Several independent retailers interviewed for this story say the decline in sales was steeper than they had expected.
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Legislative ultimatums from Schumer and Pelosi may make the uphill climb of passing any gun measure even steeper.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve on Wednesday in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve on Thursday in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries.
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Shares are down 2% since last Wednesday, a steeper decline than the S&P 500's 1% drop.
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Many economists think it will fall below 50 in the coming months but don't expect a steeper drop.
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"The sales deceleration was steeper than we expected," Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette said in a prepared statement Thursday.
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London's Heathrow Airport has asked pilots to make steeper landings, so they spend less time near the ground.
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Meanwhile, the UHD model has a higher resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 and a steeper price of $1,829.
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Losses were limited to 0.6% on London's FTSE 100, but Paris' CAC 40 and Frankfurt's DAX suffered steeper declines.
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The promise of lower rates and easy credit led economists to predict a less steeper drop in home prices.
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The closer contest in Iowa also suggests a steeper challenge for 2016 runner-up Sanders than he faces elsewhere.
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With starter John Lackey dealing a two-hitter through six innings, St. Louis' two-run deficit looked much steeper.
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Disney shares were trading 5% lower after it reported a steeper earnings decline than Wall Street expected on Tuesday.
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The challenge facing congressional Republicans in delivering on their ambitious health-care, budget and tax ideas keeps getting steeper.
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The bill caps the amount of state taxes that individuals can deduct — leading, Phillips argues, to steeper tax bills.
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Now, Connecticut is exploring much steeper fines — meant to encourage those without insurance to enroll in a plan instead.
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That includes a steeper than 10 percent decline this year, despite the automaker raising its earnings guidance in January.
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"The U.S. military has begun greenhouse gas emissions reductions, but there is room for much steeper cuts," Crawford said.
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While all three major U.S. indexes finished lower, they recovered somewhat from far steeper losses earlier in the day.
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The contraction of the Argentine economy this year will be steeper than the 1 percent recession projected, Dujovne said.
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The product got an even steeper discount to $249 from a number of third-party retailers over the holiday.
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Delta shares have declined more than 21 percent this year, a steeper drop than those of its domestic rivals.
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The drop was relatively steeper in chipmakers, which on average get about a quarter of their revenue from China.
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Visitors can die from dehydration or slipping while attempting to climb the steeper parts of the 1,142-foot rock.
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But Chinese officials have been unnerved by the possibility that it could herald the start of a steeper slide.
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City airport's short runway means jets have to take off at a steeper angle than at most other airports.
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There were also concerns over limited supply and a relatively steeper price, according to Jefferies equity analyst Atul Goyal.
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The canyons are deeper, the mountains are taller, the hills are steeper, and so you get really interesting stuff.
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We shouldn't be surprised that these profound changes come at much steeper cost than in the late 20th century.
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Prices were even steeper in California at $3.80 a gallon, well above the national average of $2.74 a gallon.
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A steeper futures curve has been a feature of the recent oil slump and is a drag on returns.
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The slippery slope just got steeper War, as any person in uniform will tell you, is an unpredictable beast.
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Prices were even steeper in California at $3.78 a gallon, well above the national average of $2.74 a gallon.
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Without it, the Senate would need 60 votes, a much steeper climb because it would require broad Democratic support.
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That means the already serious decline in fish stocks since the mid 1990s was even steeper than scientists thought.
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Meanwhile, South Korea's Kospi slipped 00 percent to end at 2000,257.6, paring steeper declines seen earlier in the session.
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You move forward and backwards by physically leaning forward and backwards—the steeper the lean, the faster you move.
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Just a day earlier, it seemed as if Trump would sooner shove May off a much steeper metaphorical ledge.
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They tend to be willing to pay a much steeper premium for tech companies than for real-estate firms.
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But in other cases, these contractors can actually come at a much steeper cost than full time federal workers.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve as trading resumed after a holiday on Monday.
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The optics of politics might present a steeper hurdle than the law in the Garner investigation, Mr. Yeomans said.
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As an incentive, Amazon promises to provide steeper savings — up to 20% off — to customers who keep more items.
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"It's not going to be any steeper," said Kaplan, who took the reins at the Dallas Fed in September.
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In response, insurance executives tell Vox they will charge steeper rates in 299 in order to avoid losing money.
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If conservatives acquiesce to this slower rollback of Medicaid expansion, they might want steeper cuts through the spending caps.
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That cycle extracts a steeper toll on our uniformed military and its members' families than a temporary government shutdown.
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But the stock market is at risk of steeper declines if analysts do begin to revise down their forecasts.
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The retail price of esketamine, with added hospital costs, is steeper than treatment with intravenous ketamine, the generic anesthetic.
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If hiring continues to climb, shrinking the labor pool, high project costs could get even steeper, Mr. Anderson said.
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That's a steeper drop than for other commodities like crude oil, which has also been falling in recent weeks.
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Business investment fell at a steeper 2.3% rate in the fourth quarter, instead of the previously reported 1.5% pace.
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Overall industry shipments were down about 22 percent in Europe, but Whirlpool saw slightly steeper losses, the Whirlpool said.
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The drop was steeper than expected, raising concerns over the state of Chinese demand and level of domestic stockpiles.
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The results mark a steeper loss from the previous year when the company was $69 million in the red.
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For most Americans, who have seen little income growth in recent decades, though, fears of steeper inflation seem overblown.
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Winning the contest could mean a steeper increase in local housing costs over the next decade, a study finds.
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"I don't think we're going to see this continued move into tomorrow," he said of Monday's steeper yield curve.
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But there's no question that her path to the Democratic presidential nomination has grown significantly steeper since last October.
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The recent reversal in bonds have sent yield curves on a steeper path, a sign of increased recession risk.
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Shares in Credit Suisse were down 4 percent at 1100 GMT, a steeper drop than the European banking index .
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Stats SA also said the economic contraction in the first quarter was steeper than initially recorded, at 2.6 percent.
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The second occurred after World War II, yielding midcentury homes that were engineered to occupy the area's steeper grades.
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A situation where reversing the tremendous deficit in electric power supply will require much steeper economic and cognitive costs.
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"The fall in U.S. shale production, particularly in Texas and North Dakota, will continue to overshadow the growth in the Gulf as shale production continues to fall at a steeper and steeper pace in the months to come," said Michael Tran, director of energy strategy at RBC Capital Markets in New York.
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The euro zone December inflation rate, meanwhile, fell steeper than was expected, to 1.6 percent, down from November's 1.9 percent.
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There have been steeper declines, such as 2008-193, but this is currently the longest downturn since at least 1960.
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Stanley Black & Decker CEO James Loree said his company's been raising prices for consumers to help offset steeper input expenses.
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GM, the largest U.S. automaker, said its sales fell 18 percent to 240,13 vehicles, a steeper decline than analysts expected.
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Analysts at BNP Paribas agreed but said steeper U.S. and Japanese curves were the key focus point for emerging markets.
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The year-on-year fall in December was 1.2%, again steeper than the 0.8% drop expected in a Reuters poll.
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Ukraine, meanwhile, cut rates for the fourth time this year, down 100 basis points to 15.5%, also steeper than expected.
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Even so, it's a stark decline and and significantly steeper than the 1003% to 5% drop tobacco companies have forecast.
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Even so, Snap bested the market's expectation of a $1.92 per share loss with a steeper $2.31 per-share deficit.
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The rates were steeper than the 6, 12, 183 and 26 percent proposed earlier by the government, according to Reuters.
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They capsule then performed a ballistic descent — when the vehicle falls to Earth at a much steeper angle than normal.
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Disbursements dropped 0.7 percent in March from February, a steeper fall than the 0.5 percent decrease in the prior month.
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Gundlach said he believes the days of negative interest rates are numbered, and steeper yield curves are in the future.
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THESE GUYS WOULD LOVE TO SEE A STEEPER YIELD CURVE FOR THE PROTECTION OF ALL DIFFERENT THINGS IN THIS MARKETPLACE.
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Aircraft typically sell at about half the official catalogue price, but discounts on the deal will be steeper, he said.
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And it's been an even steeper fall for retail investors who purchased at the initial $24 per share open price.
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Certain areas, such as Texas, saw a much steeper decline of 20% due to the colder temperatures and drier weather.
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The PS VR and Oculus Rift both currently retail for $399, while the HTC Vive goes for a steeper $599.
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The devaluation would certainly have been steeper still had the central bank not chucked loads of dollars into the market.
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Sales at stores open more than 12 months fell 17.2 percent, steeper than the 12 percent drop expected by analysts.
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A steeper curve, when long-term yields rise relative to shorter-dated yields, typically augurs brisker economic growth and inflation.
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Among losers, toy maker Mattel Inc was down 1.3 percent, paring steeper losses after providing weaker-than-expected sales guidance.
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For those who have had their identities stolen or been hit with ransomware, the consequences are steeper and more disruptive.
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They have reduced their budget by 40 percent on average, steeper than most analysts' expectations, according to a Reuters analysis.
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Although it does face steeper competition there from Google, Cortana, and Siri, which is coming to macOS Sierra next month.
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Their losses are even steeper this year, making MBS a relatively bright spot despite the negative headlines on mortgage rates.
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Like almost all fast-cash borrowing options, the services have fees that can be steeper than alternatives like credit cards.
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Other major indexes recorded slightly steeper losses, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite shedding 23 percent to end at 22,248.
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Too much fiscal stimulus could drive inflation sharply higher, pushing the Federal Reserve into a steeper path of rate increases.
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For an even steeper price is this light blue cottage in Fredericksburg, Texas, that comes with a money-making opportunity.
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Mr Hood's climb is steeper because the Republican is ahead in the polls and because of Mississippi's constitution (see article).
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"Now they are complying, but they are worried that in the future, the climb gets much steeper," Ms. Bergquist said.
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They have reduced their budget by 23 percent on average, steeper than most analysts' expectations, according to a Reuters analysis.
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The Empire State Building, the Google Building on 85033th Avenue, and Mount Sinai Medical center each face far steeper fines.
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Competition with less-expensive Android phones has gotten steeper, and that&aposs put the iPhone&aposs market share at risk.
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Oman, rated "junk" by all three ratings agencies, saw steeper losses, shedding 1.5 cents on its bonds due in 2048.
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As the terrain got steeper, the train wound through massive slabs of rock that seemed almost close enough to touch.
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Aircraft typically sell at about half the official catalog price, but discounts on the deal will be steeper, he said.
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That is a decidedly steeper slump than that of "Infinity War," which dropped around 6.63 percent in its third week.
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Sales of new vehicles fell 1.8 percent last year, and they are expected to suffer a steeper decline in 2018.
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And those drops were even steeper among refugees — even though refugees were still eligible for benefits under the new law.
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Hesitating states want funding and other assurances that their economies will not suffer from a steeper pace of emissions reductions.
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Canadian government bond yields rose across a steeper yield curve, with the 10-year climbing 13.4 basis points to 0.727%.
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Here are three that, in retrospect, always stood to make Sanders' climb to the nomination much steeper than in 2016.
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Emerging markets faced a steeper maturity schedule in 2022, with around $60 billion of dollar debt coming due, Goldman said.
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Whether the Fed would take a stake in the equity markets, though, likely would require a steeper deterioration in stocks.
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Earlier this month Cellcom, Israel's largest mobile phone operator, reported a steeper-than-expected net loss of 35 million shekels.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries as global stocks rallied.
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Overnight, both the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the Reserve Bank of India delivered steeper-than-expected rate cuts.
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He also unveiled a public awareness campaign to dissuade riders from littering that will be launched alongside the steeper penalties.
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The present path is about 150 feet long, but the closer it gets to the castle, the steeper it becomes.
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Over in Japan, Toshiba pared steeper losses to close down 0.33 percent as other tech stocks proved a mixed picture.
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Oil futures was off about a half percent, after reversing earlier steeper losses, and copper remained under pressure, down 20033%.
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It&aposs doubtful that you&aposll see many more steeper discounts than this when Cyber Monday kicks off in earnest.
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Cyber Monday deals typically mean steeper-than-usual discounts at big-box stores like Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target.
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Faced with the same avalanche conditions, experts chose steeper terrain, where avalanches are more likely to be triggered, than others.
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Eurofer said worsening business conditions had led to a steeper than expected reduction in stocks as manufacturers drew on inventories.
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The drop was steeper than expected, raising concerns over the state of Chinese demand and the level of domestic stocks.
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The average price per square foot is $2,270, which is steeper, on average, than other neighboring residences, according to StreetEasy.
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And their steeper price tags can help pay for the higher labor costs of making them in the United States.
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He said Teva would no longer comment on expected generic price developments, noting such estimates were leading to steeper declines.
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The contraction of the Argentine economy this year will be steeper than the 1 percent recession already projected, he said.
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That's because, like , we have an even steeper annual deductible to cover before coverage kicks in, plus coinsurance and copays.
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The price is steeper than some, but it's also a straightener that's built to last, which helps justify the price.
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But for those less enamored of the technology, the declines are viewed as the beginning of an even steeper fall.
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He tells Hyperallergic that Koons would have incurred far steeper fines if the case was litigated in the United States.
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GM, the largest U.S. automaker, said its sales fell 227 percent to 25.5,21 vehicles, a steeper decline than analysts had expected.
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The rover can surmount obstacles smaller than 8 inches in height (20 centimeters) and ascend hills no steeper than 20 degrees.
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But consumers may ultimately feel the pinch in higher poultry and pork prices as the steeper production costs are passed along.
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Installation prices are also a little steeper, bringing the total price for a 53-square-foot counter to $3,500 or higher.
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By the end of the century, Even steeper declines — up to 36 percent of per capita GDP — could occur by 2100.
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Previously, AmazonFresh was a much steeper $33 per year, though Amazon had delayed its plans to start pushing members to upgrade.
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If you're leaning toward the new iPad Pro, the financial challenge is a steeper hill to climb than the other models.
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Economic optimists and bank investors wanted a steeper yield curve; it seems we have one — at least in the early going.
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Business spending on equipment, however, fell at steeper 4.43 percent rate, instead of the previously reported 2.7 percent pace of contraction.
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Overall, Gundlach said, the days of negative interest rates are numbered and investors should expect steeper yield curves in the future.
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The majority of the path isn't too challenging, although the final part of the hike is a more difficult, steeper incline.
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This comes as other seats that once appeared within reach, like John McCain's in Arizona, seem to be a steeper climb.
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It was a much steeper decline than the first film, which dropped only 36 percent between its first and second weekends.
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The annual increase in MSP for most crops has been far steeper than annual increases announced over the last three years.
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The A321neo was making a steeper than normal descent in an exercise commonly used for safety testing, according to airport sources.
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Fitbit sees a first-quarter loss of 22 to 24 cents per share, steeper than the forecast loss of 15 cents.
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Studies have shown that when stairs are perceived as steeper, people are more likely to find an alternative, like an escalator.
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Vivek Warrier, a partner at Calgary law firm Bennett Jones, said that could put Canadian companies at an even steeper disadvantage.
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Analysts on average were expecting a steeper drop to $3.10 billion, according to according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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If it has a worse quarter than expected, then people will be able to get in at an even steeper discount.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, who had previously favored steeper rate cuts, did not dissent with the Fed's October decision.
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That's a steeper decline than the 703-percent drop logged by the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index over the same period.
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The difference isn't just semantic; investors tend to pay a much steeper premium for tech companies than for real-estate firms.
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Failure to do so means that the slippery slope of soft authoritarianism in former communist Europe gets steeper and more dangerous.
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A steeper curve will aid credit creation and lower rates will cushion expectations against a more extended slowdown in economic activity.
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Teixeira agrees that Democrats are facing a much steeper hill outside of the largest metro areas, both in 2018 and 2020.
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Daytona's banks were a whopping 31 degrees, significantly steeper than the relatively flat 12-degree banks at Martinsville or Occoneechee Speedways.
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Rates will vary widely by state, with steeper price hikes in rural areas like Arizona, which is facing a 2202 percent.
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Home prices there are steeper, so some locals have chosen to move to other places where their payments will go further.
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Shares pared losses by 1556 GMT to trade down 2.9 percent, a steeper drop than the European banking sector index <.SX7P.
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After all, as long as the companies are locked in a price war, a larger market share just means steeper losses.
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Amplified through the social media megaphone, the drop was far steeper than even the businesses who opposed the measures had anticipated.
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Why it matters: The smartphone business is an incredibly crowded space, so a slowdown could lead to even steeper price competition.
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I've used a quarter of the bottle in this time, which is a lot of product for the steeper price tag.
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If Medicare funding isn't restored, hospitals will likely have an even steeper hill to climb to provide critical care for communities.
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Credit Suisse shares pared early gains to trade down 4.3 percent by 1315 GMT, a steeper drop than the sector .SX7P.
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Frankfurt's export reliant DAX rose 0.6%, reversing losses posted after data showed a steeper-than-expected fall in Germany's August exports.
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Elsewhere, the Kospi pared steeper losses from earlier to close lower by 0.06 percent at 2,293.51 as investors digested earnings releases.
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In 2014, Kansans paid $700 million less in state taxes than the previous fiscal year, a far steeper decline than projected.
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And in bustling Times Square, a block to the east, rents are far steeper, about $225,242 a square foot, brokers say.
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Canadian bond yields rose across a steeper yield curve, with (Reporting by Fergal Smith; Editing by David Gregorio and Bernadette Baum)
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The labyrinth of alleys sloped up the foothills, and the mud-mortar homes became denser, muddier, as the grade grew steeper.
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A survey out on Tuesday showed a steeper-than-expected drop in German investor morale in August, dragging on the euro.
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Yields on key government bonds spiked last week, but don't expect a dramatically steeper yield curve anytime soon, according to UBS.
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Seven MPC members had favoured a cut to 16.5%, while one member suggested a steeper cut to 16.0%, Monday's statement said.
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Chains like Chipotle promise customization, quick service and high food quality for a slightly steeper price than their fast food counterparts.
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But the climb is steeper in the Senate, where passage would almost certainly require 60 votes to overcome a Democratic filibuster.
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Following Tyson's announcement, Beyond Meat's stock opened down 6% before rebounding as high as 7% against steeper losses in the broader market.
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Demand for trucks and sport utility vehicles has surged, but passenger cars have slumped, forcing dealers and manufacturers to offer steeper discounts.
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But the increase in premiums would be much steeper for some Americans in the individual market, particularly older people with lower incomes.
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We already got a head start on bookmarking the goods we hope see even steeper price cuts during the three-day extravaganza.
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That is an average, according to Zillow, but all real estate is local, and in some markets, the rise is even steeper.
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But Brown flagged that certain bacteria, such as hospital-acquired clostridium difficile, have risen since 1980, with a steeper rise after 2000.
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The CME Group said it had to intervene with multiple 10-second pauses to prevent a steeper decline in the equity futures.
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Metal for immediate delivery is very tight, and that is being reflected in those forward rates moving into an even steeper backwardation.
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Company-owned locations saw same-store sales fall more 2377 percent, steeper than the 11.8 percent analysts had expected according to StreetAccount.
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And in the days after Clinton's tweet and Congressional hearings on EpiPen costs, EpiPen manufacturer Mylan announced steeper discount and rebate programs.
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Financial stocks were going to be the big winner of 2017, thanks to higher rates, a steeper yield curve and less regulation.
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A steeper U.S. curve strengthens the appeal of risk-free bonds and usually hurts the case for holding lower quality emerging assets.
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Not helping the game's steeper adoption curve is a storyline that doesn't immediately resonate with all but the most well-versed fans.
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"The key to keeping real rates low and achieving a steeper curve is inflation expectations," said Daiju Aoki, economist at UBS Securities.
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Perhaps more worrisome, working mothers typically make 4% less than their childless peers, while low-income moms face even steeper financial disadvantages.
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That almost 20% difference was because she had been hoarding an ASOS trick for American shoppers that gets her a steeper discount.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Friday there would be a "robust debate" on a steeper half percentage point reduction.
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When you turn the shifter the indicator shows the man going up a steeper hill and means you're in an easier setting.
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The steeper the income gradient, the less secure everyone becomes, in both their self-respect and their sense of the community's esteem.
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The drop in Hasbro's international sales was much steeper, down 24 percent, pressured by changing consumer shopping trends and a stronger dollar.
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The company's stock has fallen nearly 90 percent in the past year, much steeper than a 36.5 percent drop in oil prices.
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On Wednesday, the BOJ said it would also change how it purchases Japanese government bonds (JGBs) to target a steeper yield curve.
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That's a 23% drop from last weekend's heroic opening, which is probably a steeper falloff than Sony would have liked to see.
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Rates will vary widely by state, with steeper price hikes in rural areas like Arizona, which will see a 116 percent jump.
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Market turmoil generated even steeper losses for large funds such as Pershing Square (which was down by 18.6% as of February 9th).
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The steeper premium for the January-March cargoes is estimated to be equivalent to about $7.50 per million British thermal units (mmBtu).
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The fourth quarter gap was steeper than the $9 million loss forecast by two analysts in Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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It was steeper than the 2.5 percent fall of a year earlier and the biggest for any month since at least 2000.
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Political scientists say the voting ban can sap votes from both parties, but some research suggests that Democrats pay a steeper price.
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Try thinking about the candidates in the presidential election as climbing a big mountain that only gets steeper the higher they climb.
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Majors history suggests his road is getting steeper, since only six players have claimed their first major at age 40 or older.
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The bill for these two expenses, housing and lawyers, could be covered by steeper fines for property owners who provoke vacate orders.
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Ossoff is expected to at least make the runoff, where it'll be a much steeper climb once Republicans coalesce around a nominee.
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The latest proposal will face an even steeper climb, as it must pass the Democrat-held House and the GOP-held Senate.
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The automobile industry has made considerable progress in making cleaner vehicles, but further improvements will require moving up a steeper cost curve.
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Go deeper: Bernstein did a mashup of five government wage measures (chart above) that shows the far steeper wage increases in 2000.
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"This feels harder than 2013; it feels like a steeper hill to climb because of the inertia driven by the president," Rep.
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For Fitbit, the difficulty curve is only going to get steeper as Apple doubles down on the fitness aspects of its watches.
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Right now ahead of Black Friday, several popular Roomba models are on sale, with plenty more and steeper discounts on the way.
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But he said a tightening of global financial conditions, including relatively steeper lending rates for investment grade companies, was getting his attention.
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Exploration and production companies suffered even steeper losses: Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) plummeted more than 30%, while Occidental Petroleum (OXY)lost 40%.
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Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have called for broad transformations of the economy, with far steeper taxes on wealthy people and corporations.
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On steeper slopes, the sand cascades beneath your feet with every step, meaning you don't cover much distance for the energy expended.
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The uphill climb toward the nomination is only getting steeper for long shot candidates like Mr. Bullock, Mr. Moulton and Mr. Messam.
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The main driver was steeper natural gas prices, which meant coal was more competitive with gas for electric power generation, analysts say.
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The harder life gets and the more voices that are raised for change, the steeper the price for standing in the way.
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Cardiovascular disease has been declining nationwide in recent years, but the decline was even steeper in counties where trans fats were banned.
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Market talk, however, is of an even steeper slowdown in January, concentrated mostly in Maharashtra, the country's second-biggest sugar producing state.
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And, according to Saleh, the decline could be even steeper as people stay in to watch political debates and the summer Olympics.
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Sales of existing homes rose a steeper-than-expected 3.5% in December compared with January, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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The decline in Chinese M&A was far steeper, falling 75% to US$4.63bn in 2018 from US$18.37bn a year earlier.
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Group revenue fell to 11.48 billion euros ($13.16 billion), with the core auto business contributing 12.173 billion, down a steeper 8.4 percent.
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Japan's recorded steeper losses as the session wore on, with the index declining 0.9 percent, or 195.61 points, to close at 21,480.90.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve, with the 10-year falling 58 Canadian cents to yield 1.607%.
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RevPAR fell 4.3 percent to 75.29 million pounds in the half year, with a steeper 5.3 percent fall in the second quarter.
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U.S. crude inventories fell by 22018 million barrels last week, government data showed, steeper than the expected decrease of 2520 million barrels.
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The stock selloff was steeper than on Monday, when the three indexes recorded their worst one-day percentage drop in two months.
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The United States appears on a steeper trajectory, applying fresh sanctions to Maduro's inner circles, and refusing to rule out military intervention.
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Yet this White House responds timidly, while first graders practice active shooter drills and the price of higher education grows ever steeper.
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Yet this White House responds timidly while first graders practice active shooter drills and the price of higher education grows ever steeper.
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Moderates are looking for a slower phaseout and are uncomfortable with making the Medicaid spending cap any steeper than it already is.
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Political scientists say the voting ban can sap votes from both parties, but some research suggests that Democrats pay a steeper price.
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Honda Motor's sales fell 83 percent, but counter to most automakers, the decline was steeper for its trucks and SUVs than for cars.
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The bank has almost $400 billion more in customer deposits than loans, which makes its top line extremely sensitive to steeper yield curves.
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On the drive to Reykjavík, we stopped briefly at the LAVA Centre but decide the admission is steeper than we'd like to pay.
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The gap between longer-dated and shorter-dated U.S. Treasury yields has widened over the last month, resulting in a steeper yield curve.
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Doctors say the two are frequently found together, and in those cases may lead to a steeper cognitive decline than either by itself.
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Analysts in the poll were roughly divided on whether major sovereign bond yield curves would be significantly steeper in twelve months or not.
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While there is no consensus on what the BOJ's next step will be, some believe it may lead to a steeper yield curve.
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KKR shares were down 3.6 percent at 11:41am EST (1641 GMT), a steeper drop than the Dow Jones U.S. Financials index .DJUSFN.
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Stanford economist John Pencavel has shown a "productivity cliff," that the longer we work over 40 hours, the steeper the drop in productivity.
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Running from $170 to $400, this collection falls as one of the steeper priced options we've seen come from the House of Mouse.
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It then performed what is known as a ballistic descent, a landing that is much steeper than your average return trip from space.
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On a pro forma basis, it lost $1.62 a share, but that was steeper than the $1.60 a share loss analysts were expecting.
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The curve of 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields, however, remained steeper on Tuesday, but could invert again based on past cycles.
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The curve of 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields, however, was steeper on Tuesday, but could invert again based on past cycles.
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Money markets see about a 60% chance that it will ease Canadian government bond yields rose across a steeper yield points to 1.310%.
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Sales at established Gap brand stores fell 10% in the three months ended May 4, steeper than the 4% decline analysts had estimated.
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The sex recession might be steeper than it looks, because you'd expect rates to go up if people describe more things as sex.
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The slope of the line—how much price changes as interest rates rise or fall—is much steeper for the nine-year bond.
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The failure prompted the crew to make a ballistic reentry when the Soyuz capsule enters Earth's atmosphere at a steeper angle than normal.
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They reckon a decline in bushfires, which release methane even richer in carbon-210 than natural gas, has been steeper than previously thought.
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It's all handled by the steering wheel now, and steeper rear casters, so it feels a little more like drifting a real car.
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Michael Kors' same-store sales slid 7.4 percent during the fiscal first quarter, steeper than Retail Metrics' forecast for a 4.2 percent decline.
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Now, another name on the NYFW calendar (with steeper price points than Burch's designs) is joining the high-end leggings fray: Prabal Gurung.
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With Trump endorsing Hawley last month and stumping for him Tuesday, Petersen faces an even steeper climb in his bid for the nomination.
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Chipotle on Tuesday said February sales at established restaurants fell a steeper-than-expected 26 percent following a 36 percent drop in January.
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But the financing hill likely would be steeper, as firms like Blackstone are typically loathe to deal-jump once an agreement is signed.
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The deal's collapse revived some fears that government-controlled producers will ramp up their battle for market share by offering ever-steeper discounts.
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Only Jacques Chirac faced a steeper loss of support from the French so soon into his term, according to the New York Times.
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That causes acquisition valuations to go higher, which allows private equity firms to sell or take their portfolio companies public at steeper prices.
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Indian consumption saw a still steeper drop, sliding 41 percent to 108 tonnes, while investment demand also fell 60 percent to 22 tonnes.
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Life hasn't been easy on ol' James McGill, and it looks like Season 2 of Better Call Saul will cover even steeper slopes.
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The drugstore chain has tanked 19 percent this year, a loss nearly 20 times steeper than the second-worst-performing Dow stock, UnitedHealth.
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Revenue at the investment bank in 13 was down 25 percent compared with 2015, a steeper fall than those suffered by its competitors.
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The losses led to a breach of its debt covenants and the firm reported a steeper-than-expected loss for the first-half.
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But this index has produced many monthly dips over the years, some of them a lot steeper, that turned out to be blips.
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Revenue at the investment bank in 2017 was down 25 percent compared with 2015, a steeper fall than those suffered by its competitors.
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According to Jones, evangelicalism now faces a steeper membership decline than Catholicism or liberal, mainline Protestant denominations, a change from earlier demographic trends.
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The answer lies in breaking down ridiculous barriers we have erected for recovery medication — far steeper than any regulatory barriers on opioids alone.
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That level of debt was 12 percentage points steeper than the last historic high seen in 2009 immediately after the global financial crisis.
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The card charges a steeper $550 per year in annual fees, but it also comes with a heap of credits and upgrade perks.
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The carrier's revenue fell 21.3203 percent because of the soft global economy, among other factors, but Wall Street had forecast a steeper drop.
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She has not yet qualified for the steeper entrance barrier of the third and fourth debates, set to be held in the fall.
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Private- and public-sector forecasters expect the U.S. economy to slow slightly in 2019 as Europe and Asia face much steeper economic headwinds.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.41 percent, or 98.46 points, to close at 24,216.05, with other major indexes recording slightly steeper gains.
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However hostile the party's feelings about Trump, their challenge may get even steeper the closer the nation draws to the 2020 presidential contest.
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But the company also reported a net loss of $105.8 million last year, steeper than the $101 million loss in the previous year.
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U.S. crude inventories USOILC=ECI fell 22018 million barrels last week, government data showed, steeper than the expected decrease of 2520 million barrels.
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In Tokyo, the fell 1.34 percent, or 286.01 points, to close at 21,031.31, paring steeper losses of more than 105.653 percent seen earlier.
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Analysts said the drop was steeper than expected, exacerbating concerns that a glut of refined fuel products could weaken Chinese demand for oil.
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Pat Toomey, who fought for the steeper Medicaid spending caps, told me Wednesday when I asked about changing that piece of the plan.
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For sure, strategists say without the type of circuit breakers in place in the market now that decline could have been much steeper.
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The finding of gross negligence, a more serious assignment of responsibility, would most likely have resulted in a steeper price for the school.
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The investment bank's revenue in 2017 was down 25 percent compared with 2015, a steeper fall than the declines suffered by its rivals.
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But it is to say that the political price for such weak-kneed, noodle-spined blind loyalty is becoming steeper by the day.
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The new spending will likely result in higher interest rates and a steeper yield curve, both boosting bank net interest margins and earnings.
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But they might break the impasse, pushing enough of the world onto a steeper mitigation trajectory to benefit all—and be widely emulated.
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Oscar's net losses grew in 2019 to $110 million, a steeper loss than the $57 million net loss the company posted in 2018.
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A steeper U.S. yield curve strengthens the appeal of risk-free bonds such as U.S. Treasuries over lower quality assets in emerging markets.
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Business groups fear that China might be preparing to enact even steeper tariffs if Trump moves forward; the agriculture sector is particularly nervous.
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The share of one-bedroom apartments that rent for less than $1,000 has fallen nationwide, but the drop has been steeper in California.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve, with the benchmark 10-year falling 53 Canadian cents to yield 1.602%.
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Tourist hotspots with Zika outbreaks such as Martinique and the U.S. Virgin Islands saw steeper declines at 24 percent and 27 percent, respectively.
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Politico reported earlier that Trump had rejected proposals for tariffs on $30 billion of Chinese imports, demanding instead even steeper duties on China.
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Some examples of steeper EU tariffs on U.S. products include a tax of 20 percent tax on grapes and 17 percent on apples.
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The large Finum Brewing Basket is the very best tea infuser you can buy if you want a versatile, roomy steeper for your tea.
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That causes steeper backwardation in the futures curve, with prices for earlier delivery trading at a higher premium to the cost for future shipments.
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Mortgage applications to purchase a home fell a steeper 6 percent for the week and are just 2 percent higher than a year ago.
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And some said they've now been left with more inventory than normal and will have to use steeper promotions to get rid of merchandise.
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Importers are expected to pass on higher duties to consumers, leading to steeper prices on a range of goods within a few months time.
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Durable goods orders tumbled 2.2 percent in the month, steeper than the 0.5 percent drop expected and following a revised 3.3 percent in April.
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Even at steeper prices and lower capabilities, the FAA anticipated U.S. consumers buying at least a million drones in the latter part of 2015.
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These estimated increases were mitigated by an expected steeper drop in net exports at 0.35 percentage point compared with an earlier 0.26 point fall.
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A: I do see a steeper yield curve as the Fed buys more in the front and also as the Fed lets inflation run.
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The crude oil price slump since October is so far on par with the 2008 price crash and steeper than that of 2014/2015.
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Several groups in the region had asked for a steeper reduction to prevent earthquakes, which have damaged thousands of structures in the northern province.
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But, defying the much steeper losses that stock futures were pointing towards, eight of the 523 major S&P sectors were in positive territory.
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Trump has been placing public pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut rates at a steeper clip than the quarter-point reduction announced Wednesday.
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This time, the Fed says the volatility curve is steeply upward-sloping (since 1996 the slope has been steeper only 15% of the time).
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Mainland Chinese markets shrugged off figures showing steeper-than-expected declines in China's dollar-denominated exports in September and an unexpected drop in imports.
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NBC noted this year's Academy Awards (down 19 percent in viewers) and the Grammy Awards (down 24 percent in viewers) had even steeper drops.
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As the wave gets steeper (greater value of θ) there is a larger component of the gravitational force in the direction down the wave.
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The learning curve, by the way, gets even steeper if you also volunteer to join the board of directors and become its president. Dec.
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That means that the rest of OPEC will need to shoulder steeper cuts if the cartel is to hit the 32.5 mb/d threshold.
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A 2007 Yale study found that the program reduced preterm births 29 percent (and an even steeper, 36 percent decline for African-American women).
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Others see steeper falls: Thierry Wizman, currency strategist at Macquarie Group, expects the yuan to weaken by 8 percent against the dollar in 2016.
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Short sterling interest rate futures <0#FSS:> plunged, particularly across the mid-2018 to 2019 contracts, indicating a steeper path of interest rate hikes.
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While NASA managed to escape many of the steeper reductions facing other federal agencies, the blueprint does target many programs tied to climate work.
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We shouldn't be surprised that these profound changes come at a much steeper cost than it seems would lie true in the 22017th century.
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Banks borrow money short term and lend it out longer term, so a steeper yield curve is seen as positive for their balance sheets.
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Fiedler urged Congress to support Obama's most recent proposals to tweak the policy, such as adjusting the tax for regions with steeper health prices.
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What you see from this low camera angle is what you'd see from a much steeper camera angle, if the water were not there.
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Health insurers are seeking steeper premium hikes in 22019 than in previous years, according to a report released Wednesday by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Top law graduates are doing better than ever, while other law students have a steeper path to climb to earn that type of money.
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Obama has enjoyed enormously high favorable ratings with African-Americans and Latino voters, making the billionaire-turned-politician's climb toward minority voters even steeper.
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But Emanuel also warned that the congressional map has shifted sharply in the GOP's favor since 2006, creating a much steeper climb for Democrats.
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"Grooming was especially weak," RBC Capital markets analyst Nik Modi said noting that was steeper than his own estimate of a 2 percent decline.
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The higher the list price of a drug, the steeper the discounts and rebates the PBMs can negotiate, and the more money they make.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) The Vermont senator had a very bad night, with his margin of defeat against Clinton steeper than the polls suggested.
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Many argue against steeper capital demands for mortgage debt, saying German mortgages, for instance, are less risky than those made in the United States.
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This quarter, they doubled down on that message: while the mining results were still strong, next quarter would show a steeper drop, they said.
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Kelble is happy with the pictures she has now, but wants other couples to know that an experienced photographer is worth the steeper price.
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He could threaten to withdraw the U.S. as a way to "to secure shallower U.S. reductions or steeper cuts from others," the note writes.
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Right now, getting something assembled through Ikea will cost you $89 USD for purchases up to $299, and the price gets steeper from there.
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Other observers have projected a steeper fall in Chinese pork production as herds are culled and given suspicions that cases are being under-reported.
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Feeling that despite every victory and every milestone passed, the next mountain is now bigger and steeper and wondering if you can do it.
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Rising interest rates are often seen as a positive driver for banks, along with a steeper yield curve — the spread between different bond maturities.
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Democrats think they have a real shot at winning back the House and Senate next year, though the upper chamber is a steeper climb.
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And the government, he said, was starting to require builders to use heavier roofing material, at a steeper slant, to protect against future storms.
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This suggests that the Street is in for steeper losses than the 4.53% drop futures registered before reaching the so-called limit-down level.
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Foisting teachers with checkered pasts or bottom-of-the-barrel skills on these students makes their path out of poverty only a steeper climb.
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"We now expect the fall in residential prices will be steeper than we previously expected, with adverse trends lingering well into 2021," it said.
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Canadian government bond yields were higher across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries as U.S. stock 2.6 basis points at 1.240%.
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If the market does not continue moving higher and return to its highs, there could be a steeper pullback, due to a bearish setup.
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If the market does not continue moving higher and head to its highs, there could be a steeper pullback, due to a bearish setup.
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There has been a slightly steeper decline among women (down 20 points, to 0033% favorability) than among men (down 15 points, to 45% favorability).
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Rosengren, has previously said he'd prefer to keep the funds rate steady while St. Louis Fed President James Bullard advocated for a steeper cut.
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With those steeper requirements in place, just five candidates have qualified so far: Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar.
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With interest rates close to zero, a rate cut now could stop a steeper downturn that the central bank would find harder to stem.
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But groups pushing for stronger federal bank oversight called for steeper penalties against Wells Fargo for a track record of scandals and customer abuse.
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The economy has been slowing steadily and has required larger and larger amounts of debt each year just to avoid a much steeper slowdown.
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"But in general, a steeper yield curve would have a positive impact on financial institutions because it would widen margins for them," he said.
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By pairing counts of monarchs wintering in California with historical estimates, researchers determined the decline of the western population was steeper than previously believed.
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Pricing varies, such as the $99 a month through Spacious to the steeper $475 a month for a "hot desk" at WeWork's Williamsburg location.
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The company's stock price fell 15 percent to $243.7, nursing far steeper losses than rivals whose stocks also slid along with the broader market.
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If companies continue to break the law, they face a steeper penalty of $2000,255 for every seat that should be filled by a woman.
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"We are ready to put ourselves on a steeper trajectory and grow faster," Christin Hedgpeth, the league's chief operating officer, said in an interview.
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That will likely mean new austerity measures and steeper taxes in a country already crippled by debt nearly twice the size of its GDP.
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But the practice is legally sketchy, and as this Reddit thread illustrates, paying up is often a bottomless rabbit hole of ever-steeper penalties.
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But the surge in volatility that accompanied it was the highest on record, and the fall is far steeper and faster than the historical average.
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The fall could be steeper if Sears' rival J.C. Penney is unable to turn around its business beyond any short-term bumps from Sears' travails.
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If sterling were to keep following this steeper downward trajectory, then the most likely exchange rate in the event of no-deal would be $1.00.
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Core loss was 13 cents per share, much steeper than the analysts' average estimate of 2 cents, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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"Families of color face a path that is steeper and rockier, a path made even harder by the impact of generations of discrimination," she said.
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This dip follows steeper falls in specialty retailers such as department chain Neiman Marcus and womenswear retailer Ascena Retail, which are battling internet shopping models.
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The increase showed up in conservative and liberal areas of the country, although it was steeper in areas that supported Clinton in the 2016 election.
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Many analysts believe that the actual rates for 2017 will contain price hikes that are significantly steeper than the increases seen in prior years, however.
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Macy's same-stores sales, including sales in departments licensed to third parties, fell 4.6 percent, also steeper than the 3.5 percent drop analysts has expected.
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But a president serious about climate change might have pushed to strengthen the plan further, to tighten its goals and push for even steeper reductions.
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Steeper tariff cuts are one possibility; tariffs on imported cars, for example, were trimmed this year to 15% but are still high by global standards.
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At the Louvre, visitor numbers were down almost 7 percent last year, compared with 2014, to 8.7 million, including a steeper fall in French visitors.
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Many market players expect the BOJ to indicate a preference for a steeper yield curve to cushion the blow on banks from negative interest rates.
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In March, auditors raised doubts about Asiana's financial statements, after which the airline reported steeper losses and bigger debts, triggering warnings of credit-rating downgrades.
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Apple shares have fallen nearly 10 percent since the start of October, steeper than a 2.2 percent decline in the S&P 500 index .SPX.
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The curve of 0.13-year and 20.1-year Treasury yields, however, was steeper on Tuesday US291.20US23=RR, but could invert again based on past cycles.
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The pricing is on the steeper side — starting at $624 for a 32GB or $26/month — but you're getting a lot of bang for buck.
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Its bagels and croissants came at a price — steeper than the average Bangladeshi could afford, but not more than the wealthy were willing to pay.
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The growth of informal food and goods markets in recent years shows some entrepreneurship, but the learning curve for big firms will be much steeper.
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He favors banks, such as Toronto-Dominion Bank and Royal Bank of Canada, that could benefit from a steeper yield curve and have U.S. operations.
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The company recalled some of its pants after finding that they were too sheer and subsequently struggled amid steeper competition in the athletic wear category.
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A Reuters poll of economists had forecast a steeper monthly fall of 1.0 percent, and a more moderate 1.0 percent increase from a year earlier.
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A steeper yield curve, which compares short-term to long-term yields, allows banks to borrow more cheaply and lend at higher rates of interest.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand slashed its official cash rate by 0.5 percentage point to 1%, a steeper reduction than what economists had forecast.
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But that index has had a 4.2 percent loss so far this year versus a steeper one of 4.9 percent for the S&P 500.
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Bank stocks edged up 0.1 percent, rising for the first time in three sessions to help restrain the broad benchmark from incurring a steeper loss.
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Absolutely. The price is steeper than I'd ideally like to shell out, but the size is larger and the taste and consistency truly pay off.
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The ETF has seen an even steeper selloff than U.S. stocks this year, falling more than 11 percent in the first two weeks of 2016.
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Industrial production sank 20163 percent, Office for National Statistics data showed on Wednesday - a steeper decline than any economist had forecast in a Reuters poll.
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It turns out that hills are asymmetrical, never perfectly conical, and indeed one of their sides tends to be steeper and shorter than the others.
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However empathy looks to be a far steeper personal learning curve for Kalanick, who has himself previously been accused of using language that objectifies women.
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Electrolux said it still expected steeper costs for raw material to sting 2017 earnings to the tune of 1.4 billion crowns compared to last year.
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He said the CFPB could also have reformulated the penalties for violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices law to impose steeper costs for bad behavior.
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"If a fiscal stimulus initiative were enacted I think we would see a steeper path" of rate increases, Lacker told a social club in Richmond.
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South Africa's economy contracted by an annualised 21990% in the first three months of 22000, a far steeper fall than had been forecast by economists.
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There's a lot of riding over the same parts too, especially by the tail feathers and the hat (which happens to be the steeper parts).
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A steeper yield curve benefits bank profitability since it allows banks to borrow at lower short-term rates and lend at higher long-term rates.
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Mainland markets saw steeper falls, with the losing 1.47 percent to close at 241,21.4057 and the Shenzhen composite lost 20.19 percent to end at 268.16,0.19.77.
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The X260 comes with a headlight, can hit a top speed of 46.6 miles per hour and handle steeper slopes of up to 45 degrees.
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But Pandora fell 17.6%, its worst day in more than a year as it warned of a steeper-than-expected fall in sales this year.
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This mammoth wooden coaster, which originally opened in 1990, was transformed into an even more intense ride that included steeper drops and more aggressive turns.
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There are two higher settings for people who crave a steeper climb, and a constant feeling that you're fighting just to survive at every step.
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Or it could be that employers were able to handle slightly higher wages, but a steeper floor for tipped employees pushed some to cut back.
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Despite that, U.S. stock index futures were trading higher during Asia hours, but had pared some of the steeper gains seen earlier in the day.
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Community banks have long said credit unions have an unfair advantage, insisting small banks serve the same purpose but face steeper regulatory and tax burdens.
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Every year, Amazon has attempted to get more users shopping through Alexa enabled devices and each year the stakes rise and the discounts get steeper.
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The economy showed a steeper-than-expected decline of 0.9 percent in the fourth quarter, following a 0.7 percent drop in the previous three months.
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Critics also are turning their ire toward Congress, arguing the penalty could have been steeper if the U.S. had a comprehensive privacy law in place.
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It reported a loss of 47 cents per share the most recent quarter, steeper than analyst expectations of a loss of 42 percent a share.
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By afternoon, it was back above that level and a successful test could mean a market rally, but a failure could mean steeper declines ahead.
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The loan could be offered at a steeper discount of 234% of face value, compared to 240% at launch, as another way to entice buyers.
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To be sure, RBC is still positive on Apple overall and raised its 12-month price target thanks to the iPhone X's steeper price tag.
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But the falls were far steeper in some of America's closest allies, including U.S. neighbors Mexico and Canada, and European partners like Germany and Spain.
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Some factors such as higher commodity prices and a steeper yield curve which have benefited U.S. firms are likely to spill over into Europe too.
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But turnout among younger Sanders supporters has fallen short compared with some 28500 primaries, making the uphill battle even steeper for the former front-runner.
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In China, the world's largest market, auto unit sales are expected to fall 10%, a steeper decline than the previous projection of a 2.9% drop.
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The island's population potentially may pay the steeper price, particularly Cubans who derive their livelihoods from tourism and increased business opportunities stemming from the opening.
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Apollo's economic net loss per share was $2252.4 in the fourth quarter, steeper than the 317.23-cent loss analysts had expected, according to Refinitiv data.
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The Nasdaq-1003 Index shed more than 2100% on Tuesday, and based on one key technical indicator, it may be headed for even steeper declines.
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No word yet on pricing, but expect it to be steep – likely much steeper than tickets aboard Virgin Galactic's much lower altitude trip, for instance.
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Production in April was down 2.63% from a year ago, a far steeper decline than the 2.8% median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists.
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By increasing the multiplying power of developers — the developer coefficient — you can make better use of the resources you have and ignite steeper business growth.
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If convicted, the defendants will face steeper punishments since the acts were committed during a crisis, according to a prosecutor's statement provided to NBC News.
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Excluding items, Mattel lost 56 cents per share, a much steeper loss than the 30 cents per share analysts had expected, according to Thomson Reuters.
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If the currency were to go to 7 yuan to the dollar, that is seen as a key line that could trigger a steeper fall.
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Popular games for the PS4 and Xbox One are steeply discounted today at Amazon and Best Buy — far steeper than Black Friday ads originally indicated.
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But after a steeper decline when its bid was unveiled, its shares were down less than 103 percent by the end of trading on Wednesday.
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Last month's sudden escalation of China's trade dispute with the United States has further heightened fears of a steeper downturn for the world's second-largest economy.
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"If not for the recent drop in the oil price, the cost increases going forward might have been steeper," NPD's exploration head Torgeir Stordal told Reuters.
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Economists, including those at AMP and Citibank, last week re-jigged their forecasts to pencil in a less steeper decline in home prices than previously predicted.
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That could benefit bank profitability since a steeper yield curve allows banks to borrow at lower short-term rates and lend at higher long-term rates.
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Earth's more buoyant crust and steeper increase in temperatures at increasing depth in its early history could have further prevented water from reacting with the mantle.
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Last month, however, the DOC said ZTE failed to live up to the latter part of the deal, issuing an even steeper fine as a result.
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Yields on rate futures showed an increasing chance of a steeper cut when the bank makes its next scheduled policy decision in April, according to traders.
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The profit fall was steeper than the 36.1 percent decline in 13 and the worst showing since 2008, according to Eikon data based on company filings.
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The recent Compass trial showed Xarelto could treat people with severe atherosclerosis, potentially adding revenues now but leaving an even steeper drop when the patent ends.
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Crude traded lower after meetings 50 percent of the time, and when oil did move lower, the price declines were on average steeper than the gains.
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The vast majority of research so far, though, has focused on the impact of modest increases of a few dollars, not a steeper hike to $22018.
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He added that the Bank of Japan would likely impose even steeper negative rates, something Mr. Kuroda hinted was possible in a policy speech last week.
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The retailer's comparable sales at stores open at least a year fell a slightly steeper-than-expected 203 percent in the second quarter ended July 30.
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The last of those could show an improved surplus simply because of a steeper drop in imports, as suggested by another lead indicator — South Korea's exports.
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Schlumberger warned in early December that fourth-quarter North America revenue would take a hit due to steeper-than-anticipated declines in the hydraulic fracturing market.
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The last of those could show an improved surplus simply because of a steeper drop in imports, as suggested by another lead indicator -- South Koreas exports.
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That's been the focus of Google's last few years of testing, and Dolgov says the company is definitely pleased with their progress, despite the steeper challenge.
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For us to get more bullish on the shares, we need to see either sustained 23%+ revenue growth through '22E or a steeper FCF leverage trajectory.
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Despite these increases, we do not expect a steeper spike as the fundamentals currently do not suggest that a more drastic course of action is probable.
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Most analysts are modelling in a couple rate hikes in the next year, as well as a steeper yield curve, which would positively influence bank earnings.
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The Dow Jones Transportation Average swooned 10.2% in May, a far steeper decline than that of the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the S&P 2500.
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Nabtesco Corp, another firm with a large China-focus, ended down half a percent but managed to partly recover steeper losses from earlier in the day.
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It loses some marks for its price tag, which is steeper than many on this list, but you get a solidly built app for your money.
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Shenzhen Valley Ventures' principal, Diane Ding, said hardware companies face steeper barriers to entry than software companies but haven't had as much help as those companies.
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Profitability for Gulf banks has been eroded by steeper funding costs as competition for deposits intensifies as lower oil prices squeezes liquidity in the banking sector.
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Oil and gas stocks dipped 0.1%, saved from a steeper fall by Brent crude futures rising following attacks on vessels off the United Arab Emirates' coast.
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Between 210 and 2014, Londoners' disposable income (ie, after housing costs) fell by 4%, a steeper decline than in any other part of England (see chart).
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The Federal Reserve on Thursday said manufacturing production shrank 19723% last month, a steeper drop than the 0.1% decline expected by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Reckitt Benckiser fell 3.2% after cutting its annual revenue outlook, while tobacco stocks skidded after U.S.-based Altria forecast a steeper decline in industry cigarette volumes.
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But as he went further down the rabbit hole, the learning curve grew steeper—Michael said the only way it started to click was through exposure.
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WASHINGTON — Earnings for Gilead Science tumbled 17 percent in the first quarter as steeper discounts and rebates on its blockbuster hepatitis C drugs cut into sales.
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Even if it manages to make it through Congress, the CRA resolution would have to pass the president's desk where it would face even steeper odds.
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Analysts also said GE's move to cut its annual dividend to 48 cents from 96 cents was steeper than expected, putting more pressure on the stock.
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The Fed will, almost certainly, raise benchmark U.S. interest rates next week and may well signal a steeper pace of hikes in the months to come.
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The 4 percent slide in domestic ad revenue was steeper than the 3.8 percent drop expected by analysts on average, according to research firm FactSet StreetAccount.
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The Federal Reserve on Thursday said manufacturing production shrank 0.4% last month, a steeper drop than the 0.1% decline expected by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Should it spiral toward a recession, Trump faces a much steeper climb to keep the White House — and it would almost certainly sink his reelection odds.
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We were excited about getting to that five-yard line, but that last five yards ended up being a hill much steeper than we had predicted.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — The highest point in this city is looking a little steeper this winter, thanks to the mounds of red earth exhumed by roaring excavators.
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The convergence of big data, AI, and 220006G brings benefits, but the societal costs may be steeper than at any time in the history of communications.
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A smarter person born into less fortunate circumstances has a much steeper hill to climb, but acknowledging this fact upends so many of our ideological fantasies.
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The one-handed ice axe meant that an ice climber could have a hand free with which to affix protection, which meant ascending riskier, steeper ice.
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It warned Thursday that losses could now be even steeper, saying the total value of the market affected by Trump's ban was $20.6 billion in 2019.
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CD sales dropped by almost half in 2018, according to the Recording Industry of America's midyear report, a pace of decline steeper than in previous years.
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The price being offered by the Fed for high-grade paper is 200 basis points over the Overnight Interest Swap rate - steeper than some had expected.
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Those who were arrested were much less likely to be diverted from criminal punishment than white kids, and they faced steeper sanction for identical offense patterns.
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Orthodox Jews already face an uphill battle in the modern world, they say, and drawing attention to these sordid stories makes that hill that much steeper.
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Then, in the afternoon slalom stage, Hirscher was at his finest, vastly outperforming the field in the final 150 yards, where the racecourse became considerably steeper.
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The government-backed industry group acknowledged that the novel coronavirus played a role in January's big drop, and said declines could be even steeper in February.
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"While a steeper curve may be regarded as reflationary (growth returning, inflation picking up etc), steepening can also be a worrisome sign," the two strategists wrote.
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The Colombian peso was down 1.7 percent, trimming steeper early losses, while locally-denominated Treasury bonds known as TES due in July 2024 fell 7 percent.
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Shares of Credit Suisse on the Swiss stock exchange closed down 2.5 percent at 15.28 Swiss francs, a steeper drop than the broader European banking sector.
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To create steeper inclines, some of the fill was wrapped in geotechnical matting, creating rounded edges that resemble a giant stack of pancakes of diminishing diameter.
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I found steeper runs off the Paradise lift and in Powder Country, but some of the resort's best expert trails require a bit longer to access.
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Deere said it expected an equipment sales decline of 10 percent for the fiscal year, steeper than the 9 percent drop it had forecast in May.
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A long-range rocket launched by North Korea earlier this month triggered additional international sanctions, including a law signed Thursday by President Obama imposing steeper penalties.
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He was sentenced to 10 years hard labor for his crimes in 2016, just weeks after Washington imposed steeper sanctions on Pyongyang over ongoing missile tests.
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Industrial output dropped by 1.5% on the month - a far steeper decline than the 0.4% fall that had been forecast, figures released by the Statistics Office showed.
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In February, L Brands said its comparable sales will record a mid-to-high-teens decrease, steeper than its prior expectation of a mid-single digit decrease.
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Industrial output dropped by 1.5% on the month - a far steeper drop than the 0.4% decrease that had been forecast, figures released by the Statistics Office showed.
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The economic contraction worsened in the fourth quarter, with a steeper-than-expected decline of 245.87 percent, following a 0.7 percent drop in the previous three months.
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Profitability for Gulf banks has been eroded by steeper funding costs as competition for deposits intensifies because lower oil prices have squeezed liquidity in the banking sector.
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Japan is hoping to avert any import curbs and potentially steeper U.S. import tariffs on its cars, and fend off U.S. demands for a free trade agreement.
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"I feel good about the turnaround gathering a lot of strength," Sridharan told reporters on a conference call, referring to steeper profit falls in the past quarters.
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One reason price falls haven't been steeper may be that property developers have taken a more cautious and flexible approach to new developments than in previous cycles.
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The company, which broadcasts soap opera Coronation Street, reported revenue of 743 million pounds ($971 million), beating market forecasts of a steeper drop to 729 million pounds.
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China's June exports fell more than expected, while imports also saw a steeper fall than forecast, in a sign that the mainland's factory floors continued to slow.
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The study found that activist arbitrageurs tend to target deals that are not well-perceived by investors — those that have steeper declines once the transaction is announced.
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International investment banks including Goldman Sachs, UBS and Credit Suisse fell sharply in rankings as they experienced a steeper decline in activity than the overall market drop.
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The GDP data will follow figures last week that showed steeper-than-expected declines in China's dollar-denominated exports in September and an unexpected drop in imports.
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Cenovus Energy Inc rose 3 percent to C$20.7 even as it reported a steeper loss than expected and cut its 249.53 exploration and production budget again.
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There have been steeper monthly drops only five times in the MSCI World index's 28-year history, two of which occurred during the financial crisis in 2008.
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In February, Target reported a steeper-than-expected fall in fourth-quarter sales and told Wall Street its sales and profit estimates for 7 were too high.
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This will provide countries with a chance, should they choose to take advantage of it, to achieve steeper emissions cuts than were initially outlined in the agreement.
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Societe Generale said the risk bounce was being countered by the steeper U.S. bond curve but the soft dollar showed the former currently had the upper hand.
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Sales at stores open more than a year fell 2.7 percent, much steeper than the 1.1 percent decline expected by analysts polled by research firm Consensus Metrix.
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The climb for CP's bid grew steeper as major customers, elected officials and government agencies spoke out against a deal or against the structure of CP's proposal.
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Republicans face an uphill climb made steeper by their refusal to consider President Barack Obama's nominee, Judge Merrick Garland, during the final 10 months of his presidency.
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Such a move causes the valuations of acquisitions to go higher, which allows private equity firms to sell or take their portfolio companies public at steeper prices.
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Asiana Airlines revised its 2018 accounts and disclosed a steeper annual loss to win approval from an auditor which had previously declined to sign off on them.
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For the 25 largest industry players, the drop in assets under management was steeper, even though they were able to increase net new money by a third.
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That's what made Trump's apparent decision to impose a sweeping 10 percent tax on imported aluminum and a steeper 25 percent tax on imported steel so unusual.
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Two days after the Times published its investigation, Twitter permanently banned Jones from its platform, likely leading to an even steeper decline in access to his content.
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However, it said EU nations will have to redouble efforts to meet steeper targets in coming years and were struggling to reduce emissions in the transport sector.
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In South Korea, the Kospi slipped 0.17 percent to close at 2,0.763 with industry heavyweight Samsung Electronics recovering slightly to slip 0.56 percent, from steeper declines earlier.
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The hardcore Pokémon Go players out there know that once you reach level 210 in the augmented reality mobile game, the difficulty curve starts getting much steeper.
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Separately, when questioned by email, Gundlach said he is positive on financials and banks because of a "steeper yield curve and less regulation" under a Trump administration.
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In Boulder, the tax is even steeper: two cents per ounce for beverages with at least five grams of an added-calorie sweetener in 12 fluid ounces.
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Even the most confident TV shows need to figure out how to actually be TV shows, and The Handmaid's Tale has a steeper learning curve than most.
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The bill's sponsors vowed to try again, but face steeper odds after Sunday, when special rules expire that allow them to pass healthcare legislation without Democratic support.
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Argentina would likely get a pass from the IMF for a near miss, but a steeper 1% surplus target in 2020 now looked much tougher to hit.
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Indeed, big biotech and pharmaceutical stocks overall are trading at much steeper discounts to the broad market than they have on average over the past five years.
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The rise was nearly twice the national average of 13 percent and even steeper than the booming Auckland market, where prices rose 15.4 percent to NZ$955,793.
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"He really used to struggle with the steeper slopes, that was the one thing he didn't learn when he was on Pendle dry slope," he told Reuters.
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Usually, progressives cast Europe as a model for the cradle-to-grave social benefits that nations like Norway provide because of steeper tax rates on richer citizens.
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"Yield curves pushed higher and steeper again overnight, with the U.K. and German markets leading the move," said ANZ Economist Daniel Gradwell in a Friday morning note.
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The rapid ascent — and even steeper decline — of Vine is a reminder of a Silicon Valley axiom: Being first to a trend rarely means you will win.
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Official statistics showed the Australia's business investment fell by 4 percent in the third-quarter, a steeper fall than Reuters analysts forecast of a 2.5 percent decline.
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With some of the biggest names in venture capital, including our own lead investor, Trinity Ventures, doubling down, growth in 2016 is expected to be even steeper.
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In its second weekend, the movie's ticket sales dropped 69 percent — a figure steeper than the average 60 percent decline superhero movies usually face, according to Bloomberg.
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A spokeswoman said investors will be able to trade it Monday, but there are steeper restrictions, such as no short positions and a 50 percent margin requirement.
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It implies that interest-rate increases may occur sooner and be steeper than they otherwise would have been, which would likely slow growth in jobs and pay.
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The next time Williams can attempt to equal Court's record at the Australian Open in January she would be 38, the climb to the summit ever steeper.
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Stocks in Europe were lower, while shares in Asia suffered a steeper decline after a speech on reform from China's top leader sent markets down on Tuesday.
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Revenues rose nearly 6 percent in the quarter to $5.34 billion, but steeper price cuts, particularly for luxury models and smaller cars, hurt profits, the company said.
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Updated December 2: We changed Amazon's Nest Learning Thermostat price to reflect a steeper discount and removed the Pixel Slade deal because some models are sold out.
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Youth smoking has steadily declined over the past decade, with no steeper decrease after e-cigarettes debuted on the U.S. market in 2007, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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The BOJ also trimmed short-term debt purchases, which confused some investors because it is widely assumed that the BOJ wants a steeper yield curve, dealers said.
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But the longer we take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels, the worse these impacts will be, and the steeper the human and economic costs.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries, with the 10-year falling 89 Canadian cents to yield 1.402%.
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Macy's said its stores at weaker U.S. shopping malls were hurt by slower foot traffic during the latest quarter, leading to a steeper-than-expected sales decline.
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Cenovus Energy Inc rose 22014 percent to C$19.753 even as it reported a steeper loss than expected and cut its 219.75 exploration and production budget again.
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Output at factories, utilities and mines shrank an annual 2.83 percent in December, another release showed, steeper than 0.1 percent fall forecast by economists surveyed by Reuters.
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But Arizona's 8th District was going to be a much steeper climb for Democrats, given the demographics and voter registration that skew heavily in favor for Republicans.
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The BOJ also trimmed short-term debt purchases, which confused some investors because it is widely assumed that the BOJ wants a steeper yield curve, dealers said.
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"After the recent underperformance, we should see cyclicals outperform again in the next few weeks with long-term interest rates rising and a steeper yield curve," he added.
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"Yesterday's hawkish Bank of England caused the market to reprice all developed market central bank paths steeper," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates strategy at Mizuho in London.
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As a result, Textron posted a steeper-than-expected drop in fourth-quarter profit and revenue, sending the company's shares tumbling as much as 22.50 percent to $14.33.
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Narrower measures of short-term deposits from big customers - excluding deposits from banks and companies doing transaction banking such as cross-border payments - show an even steeper fall.
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Gazprom, whose gas business relies on pipelines, is also facing steeper competition from producers of liquefied natural gas (LNG), which can be shipped from sources around the world.
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The angle between the field lines and the Earth changes with latitude, so an animal migrating northwards from the equator encounters steadily steeper inclination angles on its route.
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"Our main message in 2017 covered and SSA outlook was one of wider spreads and steeper curves," Michael Spies, a Citigroup covered bond analyst, wrote in a note.
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Late on Wednesday, Carrefour, Europe's largest retailer and second in the world only to Wal-Mart by sales, posted a steeper-than-expected fall in first-half earnings.
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While analysts expect Mazda to post a median fall in operating profit of 8.5 percent in the financial year underway, some forecasts are for a much steeper decline.
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Insurance plays were also seen benefiting from a steeper yield curve, which was likely as the U.S. Federal Reserve appeared set to begin a tightening cycle next month.
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Sales at its stores open for more than a year dropped 8 percent, steeper than the 6.90 percent decline analysts were expecting, according to research firm Consensus Metrix.
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Tepco planned to delay its first bond issuance in about six years due to a steeper-than-expected rise in decommissioning costs, the Yomiuri newspaper reported in September.
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He loves hiking but he's not quite as hearty as he used to be, so we take water breaks often and I carry him over the steeper inclines.
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These items are great buys even at full price, but you can find steeper discounts on clearance items at the ends of the aisles and during seasonal sales.
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Apple shares fell 1 percent, weighing on indexes, but recovering from steeper losses after the company's quarterly report, in which it reported a surprise fall in iPhone sales.
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The Singapore Exchange futures curve has also shifted into a steeper backwardation since the Brazil dam collapse, with higher prices for prompt contracts indicating a tighter spot market.
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At this point, investors will begin anticipating rate cuts in the short-to-intermediate term, which results in a steeper curve between those maturities and longer-dated debt.
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U.S.-listed shares of Israeli drugs company Teva slumped 18.08 percent after it reported a steeper-than-expected drop in second-quarter earnings and cut its interim dividend.
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Diesel cars' share of German used car sales posted a steeper-than-normal monthly decline in August, dropping below 30% for the first time in nearly four years.
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JERUSALEM, May 22 (Reuters) - Partner Communications , Israel's second-largest mobile phone company, reported a steeper than expected rise in quarterly profit that was boosted by lower operating expenses.
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U.S.-listed shares of Israeli drugs company Teva slumped 16.80 percent after it reported a steeper-than-expected drop in second-quarter earnings and cut its interim dividend.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across a steeper yield curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries as investors bet that Trump would enact policies that will increase inflation.
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Insurance premiums for consumers have jumped each year since Obamacare plans took effect in 2014, and those price increases are expected to grow steeper as fewer insurers participate.
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The tech sector fell 0.5 percent, recovering from steeper losses in the session and coming on the heels of its biggest two-day swoon in nearly a year.
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Before the ACA, if you were uninsured for 60 days or longer, insurance companies could charge steeper fees, and limit or deny coverage based on pre-existing conditions.
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What had been a gentle decline in phone bills as Indians moved to data (including to make calls over the internet) is now likely to be much steeper.
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Further delays could see Australia's southeast short on gas, as the market's ageing supply source, the Gippsland Basin, is expected to go into a steeper decline from 2023.
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He declined, however, to give specific indications for a price point of the plant-based Impossible Burgers, which in other countries tend to be on the steeper side.
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Super-G is part-way between downhill and giant slalom - it involves more turns than the downhill but is steeper than GS, with the gates placed further apart.
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Also on Wednesday, the British Retail Consortium said shop prices fell 0.8 percent in the year to January, a steeper decline than the 0.5 percent drop in December.
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Companies hoping to secure more warehouse and distribution space are going to run into steeper prices, with fewer options to pick from, in the future, industry website JOC.
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Even with greater presence in the workforce and increased father participation, working moms still face significant issues that can make for a steeper climb up the corporate ladder.
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In the meantime, some of the most interesting bits: Oscar, Bright, and Clover each posted steeper net losses than a year ago, while Alignment&aposs results improved sharply.
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So-called THAAD-linked stocks that have been sensitive to developments in ties between China and South Korea pared losses after seeing steeper declines earlier in the session.
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A separate poll released on Wednesday from Quinnipiac University shows an even steeper climb for Mr. Rubio in Florida, with Mr. Trump leading him by 23 percentage points.
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Lower prices for crude energy products also weighed on the raw materials price index, which tumbled 5.0 percent, steeper than the 4.0 percent decline that had been forecast.
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In February, Salesforce had warned of a steeper drop in first-quarter deferred revenue, blaming seasonality as customers typically make purchasing decisions toward the end of the year.
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Speaking of Hulu, the availability of other services like it, Amazon Prime, HBO Now, and robust network-specific streaming options means that Netflix has steeper competition for licensing.
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"Yesterday's hawkish Bank of England caused the market to reprice all developed-market central bank paths steeper," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates strategy at Mizuho in London.
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President Xi has made clear that workers and factories need to ramp up activity as soon as possible if the country is to avoid a steeper economic downturn.
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JPMorgan on Wednesday estimated that first- quarter gross domestic product would contract at a 2000% annualized rate followed by an even steeper 21.70% decline in the second quarter.
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Toyota and other Japanese car makers saw South Korean sales tumble 57% to 1,398 vehicles in August from a year earlier, steeper than the 17% fall in July.
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Analysts assume that the Turkish central bank and state-controlled commercial banks are using their dollar reserves to buy liras in the market and prevent a steeper decline.
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That includes steeper and faster emissions cuts, raising the already agreed $1.53 billion a year of climate finance by 2020, and working to build on that amount afterwards.
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Oil prices rose to new 8-week highs on Thursday, buoyed by hopes that a steeper-than-expected decline in U.S. crude oil inventories will reduce global oversupply.
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Oil prices rose, with Brent futures LCOc1 gaining 20153 percent to settle at $50.97 a barrel, after data showing a much-steeper-than-expected decline in U.S. inventories.
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Concerns over Mr. Trump's agenda appear easier to exploit in the neighboring 21st District, where Mr. Valadao faces a steeper battle to hold onto his seat in November.
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Sales at established stores open for more than a year fell 843 percent, steeper than the 1 percent fall expected by analysts polled by research firm Consensus Metrix.
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Antoine Bouvet, senior rates strategist at ING, noted one-year Eonia futures dated from January 2021 and a steeper Eonia money market forwards curve paint a similar picture.
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Apple shares fell 0.4 percent, weighing on indexes, but recovering from steeper losses after the company's quarterly report, in which it reported a surprise fall in iPhone sales.
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That includes steeper and faster emissions cuts, raising the already agreed $100 billion a year of climate finance by 2020, and working to build on that amount afterwards.
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But with the 18-candidate field down to only two, Ossoff will have a much steeper climb for the open seat now that Republicans are coalescing around Handel.
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That sky-high rate reflects that Medicaid's drug rebate program imposes a steeper rebate rate on brand-name drugs whose prices are raised above the rate of inflation.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation accelerated in November, the European Union's statistics office said on Wednesday, confirming its earlier estimate as food prices rose at a steeper pace.
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But while attitudes towards college have certainly shifted, and the financial calculation may be steeper than in the past, going to college remains a smart investment for many.
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Consumer DNA testing company 53andMe is testing whether users want far more information about their health for a steeper fee, according to several people familiar with the plan.
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Players like LVMH were caught off guard during the recession when flash sale websites like Gilt Groupe sprouted up, offering their excess inventory at a far steeper cost.
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Operating losses were 51 Canadian cents per share, steeper than analysts' average estimate of a loss of 40 Canadian cents, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Elsewhere, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said that he argued for steeper rate cuts because the US economy was not yet at its full capacity, according to Reuters.
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Meanwhile, in Seoul, the Kospi finished the day higher by 0.06 percent at 2,93 as Samsung Electronics pared steeper losses seen earlier to close lower by 0.78 percent.
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Oil prices rallied after an unexpected decline in U.S. crude inventories and after Saudi Arabia appeared undaunted by pressure from Trump on OPEC to prevent steeper price rises.
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The learning curve gets steeper at a slam as players work their way through the grind of a two-week tournament, managing nagging injuries and the weight of expectations.
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Imports are likely to post a steeper decline in July, pointing to softer domestic demand, as Beijing's stimulus measures have failed to put a floor under sliding economic growth.
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The government is expected to step up fiscal stimulus this year with steeper tax cuts to help corporates and an increase in spending on infrastructure projects, the sources said.
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But a steeper yield curve may already be reflected in bank share prices, and investors could be quick to react to any earnings surprises after such a strong rally.
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KIEV, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Ukraine's central bank on Thursday lowered its main interest rate for the fourth time this year to 15.5% from 16.5%, a steeper than expected cut.
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Thus, the path to pay equity is steeper for actors like Eileen Grubba, best known for her part on FX's Sons of Anarchy, a drama about a motorcycle gang.
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The longer the war continues, the steeper the declines: a 15-year civil war in Mozambique, for instance, caused one national park to lose 90 percent of its wildlife.
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