Absent the filibuster, the Affordable Care Act could've been substantially more generous, and substantially more ambitious. Sen.
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"It could be a volatile day if it comes in either substantially stronger or substantially weaker," she said.
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If the elderly population has substantially grown, while funding for it has substantially decreased, how has a cut not occurred?
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If enacted it will result in people—particularly lower-income and middle-class people—paying substantially more for substantially less coverage.
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Just imagine Jingle All the Way, but with substantially less budget, and substantially more jokes about Larry the Cable guy shitting himself.
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"Naturally if you increase the number of offers you have substantially, you're also going to increase sales volume substantially," Forrester analyst Sucharita Mulpuru told CNBC.
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More importantly for Sanders's argument, American nonvoters are substantially to the left of American voters — and substantially closer to the policies that Sanders is advocating.
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"For high-income people, it should be raised substantially with the understanding that if you invest, you can get it down, and down substantially," he said.
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In tests, the artificial hacker was substantially better than its human competitors, composing and distributing more phishing tweets than humans, and with a substantially better conversion rate.
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"Google's failure to pay female employees the same compensation paid to male employees for substantially equal or substantially similar work has been and is willful," the lawsuit states.
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"Capital is substantially higher and substantially better quality than it was 12 or 13 years ago," said Daniel Tarullo, who was the Fed's key architect of post-crisis bank oversight.
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Why it matters: Alhajji asserts that demand is growing substantially for heavy crude while supply is growing substantially for light crude from U.S. shale, creating a mismatch of supply and demand.
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The indictment states that Mr. Tisaby's false testimony concerned matters that "could substantially affect, or did substantially affect, the course or outcome of the Greitens case," but does not say how.
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"Posting duplicative or substantially similar content, replies, or mentions over multiple accounts you control, or creating duplicate or substantially similar accounts, with or without the use of automation, is never allowed," it says.
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They will go up significantly for the wealthy and for virtually everybody, the tax increase will be substantially less -- substantially less than what they were paying for premiums and out-of-pocket expansions.
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Those campaigns are substantially smaller than either Sanders' or Warren's.
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Individually, each of those components can change substantially over time.
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IATA expects that growth in cargo demand will slow substantially.
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"The price of getting trained has increased substantially," he said.
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It expects to "substantially" outperform all these targets in 2018.
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Output and inflation volatility is substantially higher than rated peers.
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These areas also have substantially fewer medical resources, Friedman said.
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This crisis requires substantially more resources than have been allocated.
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And, they are able to provide a substantially differentiated experience.
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That's substantially cheaper than Netflix's current $10.99 basic subscription plan.
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That's substantially better than anything Intel currently has to offer.
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Nor are there many workarounds to substantially cut that bill.
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That means that the newsroom itself needs to change — substantially.
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That change would substantially reduce Manafort's tax liability, she said.
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This figure appears to be growing more consistently and substantially.
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"Your timeline reading experience should not substantially change," Twitter said.
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This should substantially reduce the need to use state resources.
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A move substantially lower for oil and rising credit risk.
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And the effort was substantially inspired by American euthanasia advocates.
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The numbers then were substantially different than the numbers now.
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The cost of homes in most countries fell substantially afterwards.
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However, at last year's E3, Spencer was substantially less enthusiastic.
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As a result, the proposal would increase government borrowing substantially.
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There's not enough room for adjustment to substantially shift it.
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It should refuse to do so, or substantially amend it.
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Middle England is substantially more Brexity than Remainers may realise.
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"That interview was substantially before the war started," Trump said.
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Unemployment is substantially higher than the national rate of 6.6%.
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Why it matters: DeStefano's role expanded substantially during his tenure.
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You're paying for substantially better picture quality in either case.
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That is substantially lower than Amazon's rate in North America.
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That number jumps substantially when it comes to actual threats.
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But cutting the deadly toll substantially is an achievable goal.
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The CPUC should either reject or substantially revise this proposal.
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Once you're on probation, your rights are substantially curtailed though.
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The currency has weakened substantially since the beginning of 2016.
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Public debt sustainability has improved substantially over the past year.
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The lira did not substantially move after the liquidity step.
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The presumption is that blockchain can substantially reduce that cost.
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Ice loss is substantially diminished and chronic flooding largely abates.
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Any attempt to lower rates substantially creates a revenue hole.
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Conversely, a downgrade may result if risk appetite increases substantially.
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Corporate tax lawyers would find their human capital substantially diminished.
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So I do think it's growing substantially in its industry.
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When included, the missing figures weakened the paper's conclusion substantially.
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But the others were substantially stronger, fitter and more flexible.
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Claims only rose substantially ahead of the 1995 rate cuts.
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The messy group brainstormed substantially more creative and interesting ideas.
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It has substantially better fit and finish than previous models.
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But the company says it is leaving "substantially all" marketplaces.
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It will not substantially change the balance of the court.
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They want to end them and raise your taxes substantially.
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We need the laws enhanced very substantially and very quickly.
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Others, particularly in Russia, have upgrades that substantially reduce output.
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That number is now substantially higher, Politico and CNN reported.
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That is substantially lower than the OECD average of 63%.
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Agricultural production has declined substantially and livestock are suffering too.
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Brazil needs to substantially reform its approach to arms control.
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Yet, the gap between both groups and whites widened substantially.
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Under Bush, the gap between Democrats and Republicans narrowed substantially.
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"I think he is substantially better than Hillary," he said.
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But Clinton's lead grows substantially when superdelegates are factored in.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: The Munger family has invested in China substantially.
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We expense substantially all research and development expenses as incurred.
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Tesla expects throughput to increase substantially in the near future.
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This is expected to raise costs substantially for older Americans.
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Closing off both possibilities raises the cost of decarbonization substantially.
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These notes are guaranteed by substantially all of AutoNation, Inc.
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Prices for jet fuel began to rise substantially in April.
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This number has grown substantially over the past 2900 years.
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Manutencoop had to widen pricing substantially during the execution process.
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There is great potential to substantially deepen an interpersonal connection.
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How airlines are storing their 737 Max fleets varies substantially.
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The president's approval numbers are substantially better on the economy.
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Since then, the composition of both parties has substantially changed.
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The gender pay gap at board level declined substantially, too.
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Most substantially: Why, precisely, might this ruin her wedding day?
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Demand for gloves and protective glasses has also risen substantially.
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Among Central American petitioners, the approval rate is substantially lower.
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So the debt burden to the student is substantially lower.
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We know that it contributed substantially to the latest drought.
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Others continue to offer substantially longer leaves to primary caregivers.
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"The flow has very substantially slowed down," Mr. Trump said.
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"We continue to invest substantially" in better controls, it said.
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That goes to basic competence and substantially raises the stakes.
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In these 10 metropolitan areas, where rents also increased substantially.
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BNEF acknowledges that two things could substantially alter this forecast.
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But the recent drop has left those valuations substantially lower.
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The report finds that this change would substantially reduce poverty.
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Its families are still substantially poorer than the national average.
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Its families are still substantially poorer than the national average.
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But it also substantially diminishes the program's possible cost savings.
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" February 26: "[Infections are] going very substantially down, not up.
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Punishment of environmental criminals has declined substantially on Bolsonaro's watch.
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The California resort has grown substantially since the last closing.
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Instead, Britain will enter those talks substantially weakened and divided.
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Mr. Trump's legal team is not expected to expand substantially.
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But these figures substantially understate how far Democrats are behind.
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There is a chance if could get fairly, substantially worse.
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It's only worth doing if it substantially reduces CO2 emissions.
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Wages have risen substantially in Hungary during Orban's current term.
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That wall of cash has grown substantially in recent years.
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" — a substantially more alienating question than "who are your people?
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Profit margins are also substantially higher for ads than hardware.
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That was substantially below the 3.3 percent average in 2018.
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However, the Chinese yuan has appreciated substantially in recent years.
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The Senate bill differs substantially from that of the House.
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The Special Committee believed the proposed price was substantially inadequate.
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India's space program has grown substantially over the past decade.
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"Fuel management efforts need to be substantially increased," Ager agreed.
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First, they have substantially compromised the central banks' balance sheets.
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But the record, set in 22018, was substantially lower, 22017%.
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In Puebla, his margin was substantially larger, roughly 74 percent.
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The principle: The congressional Republican caucuses must be substantially reduced.
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That would probably reduce the incidence of divided government substantially.
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Lesko is expected to win by a substantially smaller margin.
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Laws governing organ donation and the body broker business differ substantially.
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But Rouhani's position thus far doesn't appear to be substantially weakened.
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But Yes (51 percent) is still substantially beating No (37 percent).
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A "substantially similar" rule can never be enacted in its place.
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BUT THAT ALONE ISN'T SUFFICIENT TO SUBSTANTIALLY GROW THE WORK FORCE.
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It is critical, UNEP says, that ambition be substantially ratcheted up.
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Like a child allowance, an expanded EITC would substantially reduce poverty.
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The deal would have substantially diluted China Resources' stake in Vanke.
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And by the way, I substantially agree with his premise there.
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S. stock market is substantially cheaper than the us stock market.
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Substantially more than usual—feeling bad, acting contrite, and being white.
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But nobody has demonstrated this point more substantially than Jerome Robbins.
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The end result will be more "precise" but substantially less accurate.
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Those that did will, she thinks, have enjoyed substantially better protection.
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Beef and lamb carry substantially higher carbon footprints than other meats.
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The proceeds will "substantially" go to charity, according to the publisher.
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After O'Connell's, I was confused as ever, and substantially more terrified.
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"He is quite substantially not religious," Larry Sanders would later say.
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Strangely, the points being debated haven't changed substantially since last year.
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SARA EISEN: I mean, the Japanese yen hasn't weakened that substantially.
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"What we were spending on general existence dropped substantially," she said.
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Equifax has substantially overhauled its offerings to customers following the hack.
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But the company has struggled to grow its user base substantially.
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The chances of such aircraft getting airborne have recently increased substantially.
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That's something I believe actually contributes very substantially to moral tension.
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But in 2012, prices fell substantially as breeders flooded the market.
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The Republican plans would reduce those credits substantially for most people.
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Go deeper: Paul Manafort seeks prison sentence "substantially below" 10 years
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Internal Trump polls have Biden substantially ahead in the Rust Belt.
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Capital controls on residents have been eased substantially since October 2016.
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The keyboard defect in the MacBook is substantially certain to manifest.
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We need to reform democracy substantially in order to save it.
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What causes entrepreneurs to suffer at substantially higher than average rates?
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The chances that it can be substantially renegotiated are slim indeed.
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This delay is substantially longer than individuals for comparable medical issues.
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The company did this by substantially increasing the price of EpiPens.
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The clawbacks "substantially and unjustifiably impair ... contractual rights," the insurers allege.
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Without BSI, BTG Pactual's income from wealth management may substantially decline.
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For lower income earners, those subsidies can cut monthly premiums substantially.
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He seemingly has a price target that's substantially lower than theirs.
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The prices index also pulled back substantially to 57.8 from 71.6.
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Mortgage applications to purchase a home, however, did not respond substantially.
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Since then, China's influence in the PV market has increased substantially.
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Progress slowed substantially after SunEdison filed for bankruptcy, the papers say.
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But only Cloudera remains substantially higher than its opening-day price.
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And these positive outcomes were substantially higher for participating minority students.
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The Taylor Rule, though, theoretically would call for substantially higher rates.
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The Asian-American community has been growing substantially in Orange County.
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Substantially reducing livestock use in deserts and mountain ranges is another.
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Other estimates put the number of newly eligible workers substantially higher.
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"The quality and number of opportunities has increased substantially," he says.
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Both of these "active" instruments require a substantially greater power source.
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This was substantially faster than incomes of the top 1 percent.
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"There could be substantially more employment without a tariff," Werner said.
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All these factors should improve the survival rate of seedlings substantially.
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I think she was right substantially about Bernie, but it's done.
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Over time, the very composition of America's jobs market changed substantially.
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"The FTC confirmed substantially all of Pershing Square's findings," he said.
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By this May, the number had climbed substantially, to 18.8 percent.
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The USPS has reduced its workforce substantially by not replacing retirees.
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I'd argue, in particular, for substantially more infrastructure spending than Mrs.
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These risks are counterbalanced by DIST's substantially stronger free cash flow.
|
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The frequency of White House "daily" press briefings also diminished substantially.
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There's little consistent evidence that ads substantially promote higher drug prices.
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And in all cases for a substantially, you know, greater amount.
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It's substantially tougher to do when your adversary is death itself.
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" "Will it substantially affect the lucrative business of professional sports teams?
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That's substantially more than the amount of at-risk nuclear capacity.
|
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Together those moves would most likely increase the budget deficit substantially.
|
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"We're going very substantially down, not up," Trump said on Feb.
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So does the requirement that an investment substantially improve the zone.
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Beyond Broadcom's legal domicile, though, is it a substantially foreign company?
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Among Mexicans and Central Americans, the approval rate is substantially lower.
|
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But the shares depend substantially on what income group you're in.
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The order also "substantially disrupted" the children's education, the complaint said.
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Lawrence said that Love's absence did not substantially change Clemson's strategy.
|
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Condé Nast and the Los Angeles Times are also hiring substantially.
|
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It could start another round of rulemaking to substantially weaken it.
|
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The number of new cases identified every day has slowed substantially.
|
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But she said she was "substantially less surprised" by the governor.
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Women, however, were still earning substantially less than their male peers.
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The amount is a placeholder and will probably be substantially higher.
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To win lasting victories, though, turnout will need to rise substantially.
|
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Hillary was going to cut the budget substantially, the military budget.
|
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In either case, the efficiency of the panels is substantially reduced.
|
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"Theoretically, a stronger rule would not be substantially similar," he said.
|
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As a result, patents have decreased substantially in value since 2011.
|
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That is substantially higher than in 2016, when turnout was 2151,2602.
|
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Income gains have slowed substantially as the economic expansion has matured.
|
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These steps would substantially improve the competitiveness and prosperity in Texas.
|
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All that said, this strategy report substantially improves on prior doctrine.
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EVEN THOUGH IT'S GOING UP SUBSTANTIALLY IN A LOT OF INDUSTRIES.
|
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And it fell substantially after growth rates slowed in 218-2128.
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Four of the insurers did not substantially dispute Ms. Gentieu's research.
|
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Funding to Hezbollah, Iran's primary foreign proxy, has been cut substantially.
|
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The presentation laid out plans for substantially altering the unit's workforce.
|
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That should cut Trump's lead substantially — perhaps to 2023 or so.
|
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Infectious diseases can occur at substantially different rates in different areas.
|
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The clawbacks "substantially and unjustifiably impair ... contractual rights," the insurers alleged.
|
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He also claimed that having reliable managers substantially eases his workload.
|
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Hillary was going to cut the budget substantially — the military budget.
|
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Advanced reactor designs may substantially reduce the threat of a meltdown.
|
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But the media treated those comments, though substantially identical, as acceptable.
|
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Kaufmann counts on Microsoft for substantially all of his company's revenue.
|
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"It feels like the tide has turned substantially," Mr. Galloway said.
|
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Other recent polls have shown Blackburn with a substantially wider lead.
|
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Your personal growth had substantially changed between Headphone Masterpiece and Landing.
|
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But whether they will substantially help needy communities is another question.
|
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It "substantially exceeds" the money received from the state, he added.
|
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The AMT rate is usually substantially lower than the regular rate.
|
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This area located in southeast England is substantially rich in history.
|
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Sadly, that's not new or substantially different in the Syria conflict.
|
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And boutiques' share of M&A has risen substantially since the global financial crisis, which saw many Wall Street rainmakers decamp from bigger institutions to work at smaller firms, where their pay can be substantially higher.
|
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"The Liberal Democrats have already been substantially squeezed, as the Brits say, with their voting percentage going down pretty substantially during the campaign," Harold Clarke, a polling expert at the University of Texas-Dallas, told me.
|
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The stock market would go down 225% and inequality would drop substantially.
|
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That number is expected to increase fairly substantially with the new investment.
|
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Most banks, after all, are substantially stronger than they were in 2008.
|
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Conversely, negative rating action may be taken if risk appetite increases substantially.
|
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Democratic turnout was way up, but Republican turnout was still substantially higher.
|
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Racial resentment was overall substantially less common in people supporting Democratic candidates.
|
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And I hope that it'll be substantially higher 100 years from now.
|
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"It's substantially narrower but they're still after a substantial amount of content."
|
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It says that no substantially similar rule can ever be adopted again.
|
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Regulators will have to take pains to avoid those substantially similar criteria.
|
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The World Bank, everybody is below that, some more substantially than others.
|
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"The aircraft was substantially damaged," according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
|
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If that happened, the probability of a snap election would increase substantially.
|
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Downie is substantially thinner, and takes more breaks than he used to.
|
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And we've dealt with them before, when the stock was substantially lower.
|
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"Substantially" increasing federal spending on research, development and deployment of clean energy.
|
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That could substantially blunt the economic impact of the Trump administration's sanctions.
|
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The figure was substantially higher than a Citi estimate of 804,000 tonnes.
|
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That needs oil prices to be substantially higher than they are now.
|
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In places like Tangshan the steel industry contributes substantially to tax revenues.
|
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The April poll found that she lags Heller substantially in name recognition.
|
|
Amazon also offers a more diverse and substantially deeper bench of products.
|
|
But this new era also offers the potential for substantially better journalism.
|
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First, we need to be hardening our infrastructure around election security substantially.
|
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At first, Wi-Fi 6 connections aren't likely to be substantially faster.
|
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At first glance, the changes introduced today do not look substantially new.
|
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Factor in fees, too, which can add substantially to the final price.
|
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By 1981, American oil imports declined substantially and energy efficiency had improved.
|
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Rather, it is our paths to reaching this goal that differ substantially.
|
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Acquisition costs can fall substantially because no new business is being written.
|
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But I think we can do, and maybe substantially better than, that.
|
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Yang's haul is substantially lower than the $220 million that Vermont Sen.
|
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First, even the most promising and viable options substantially raise operational costs.
|
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Our direct business is growing substantially—double digits on a monthly basis.
|
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Nevertheless, the report shows a substantially higher figure than past price estimates.
|
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That said, the vision for the rocket itself hasn't been adjusted substantially.
|
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It is true that drip irrigation contributes substantially towards improving water productivity.
|
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That substantially reduces the likelihood that infected food will reach the consumer.
|
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Throughout the campaign, Trump's engagement from his account outperformed Hillary Clinton's substantially.
|
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They have a springy quality to them, but also feel substantially supportive.
|
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This resulted in substantially fatter control-group monkeys at at UW-Madison.
|
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N) is "substantially" exiting its stake in Home Capital Group Inc (HCG.
|
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The federal government picked up the rest if premiums went up substantially.
|
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As the economic outlook continues to improve, the dollar could appreciate substantially.
|
|
And credit risk spreads in the high-yield junk market rose substantially.
|
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It does not do anything substantially better than Siri or Google Assistant.
|
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It comes off the back of substantially larger promises of Chinese investment.
|
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The British people would still continue to become steadily and substantially richer.
|
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Since then, Citadel's own wholesale market maker has grown substantially under Nazarali.
|
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But people who don't receive subsidies could have to pay substantially more.
|
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For some, none of these interventions work to substantially improve their hearing.
|
|
That's despite them substantially ramping up incentives meant to sweeten their offer.
|
|
Trump did not substantially address criminal justice issues on his campaign platform.
|
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However Xinyuan's substantially lower leverage compared to Lodha balances out these risks.
|
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They just have substantially better social safety nets than the United States.
|
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Most are substantially poorer than native-born Americans, though Syrians are richer.
|
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The new order "substantially" impacts the management of that money, he said.
|
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They found the reasons behind the exposures differed substantially among these groups.
|
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In all three cases, the baskets are substantially underperforming the broader market.
|
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She improved substantially, while her opponents remain mired in more negative territory.
|
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Still, both shares were substantially higher than they were a year ago.
|
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"[Reductions in industrial emissions could] substantially reduce the magnitude" of potential impacts.
|
|
Wednesday's appearance was expected to focus substantially on the Trump Moscow discussions.
|
|
But, among children, the gaps between rich and poor are narrowing substantially.
|
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It also substantially led to the largest sovereign debt default on record.
|
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This was despite substantially increased oil production, boosted by several new oilfields.
|
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But "imports from both Taiwan and Vietnam are up substantially," he added.
|
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In fact, American exports are substantially more than $2 trillion per year.
|
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It was a landmark achievement, and substantially diminished nuclear risks for decades.
|
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Recently, the SNB said that its currency, swiss franc, remained substantially overvalued.
|
|
Jobs growth data for September and August was also revised substantially higher.
|
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Migration from Central America northward, however, has grown substantially since 2013-85033.
|
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So our business is up substantially in both Florida and in Texas.
|
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Another option is to substantially increase immigration levels above currently forecast levels.
|
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It's too soon to gauge whether it has substantially changed their lives.
|
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Most important, the likelihood that justice will be done has increased, substantially.
|
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But it certainly is a real possibility, which rises substantially into 2019.
|
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OZM conducts substantially all of its business through the operating group entities.
|
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" Pay specific attention to those last few words: "Substantially assisting the government.
|
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Polls show the senator lagging substantially behind Trump, a native New Yorker.
|
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The frequency of White House "daily" press briefings has also diminished substantially.
|
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But the video game world has changed substantially since Vivendi bowed out.
|
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It says her responsibilities are "substantially similar" to principal oboist John Ferrillo.
|
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But it's also true that the long-term deficit has fallen substantially.
|
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And that volume of voters is likely to increase substantially in 2020.
|
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Metro has previously said the EP Global commerce offer substantially undervalues it.
|
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We spend a substantially greater amount than what the people are paying.
|
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It seems unlikely they'll substantially extend themselves further by deploying in Syria.
|
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"2200G will improve substantially how we think about our phones," he added.
|
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Depending on the size patients opt for, the circumference can increase substantially.
|
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Or, they could offer a substantially higher cost plan with lesser coverage.
|
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Lenzing said it expected 2016 earnings to be substantially above last year's.
|
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An aircraft is considered substantially damaged when it is no longer airworthy.
|
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Because they encourage wasteful energy consumption, such subsidies substantially increase global emissions.
|
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The company has said the platform will be "substantially below" Netflix's prices.
|
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In addition, air-conditioning uses hydrofluorocarbons, which contribute substantially to global warming.
|
|
Mr. Mnuchin's prediction, if true, would yield a substantially higher revenue loss.
|
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Throughout the relevant period, the HUNTERS spent substantially more than they earned.
|
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"I think they are substantially overestimating the impact here," Dr. Bento said.
|
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Virtually every procedure, test, and drug costs substantially more here than elsewhere.
|
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But Rodríguez insisted the idea of a biopic remains substantially the same.
|
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I actually do think that they are substantially different from other technologies.
|
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Would you be surprised to learn you could substantially enhance your workflow?
|
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Is this substantially better than the projected career earnings in other fields?
|
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Planning for them substantially increases the cost of a pure-renewables system.
|
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Support for universal background checks and red-flag laws is substantially higher.
|
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Under GDPR the airline would likely have faced a substantially larger fine.
|
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Eleven people have died, but that number is expected to grow substantially.
|
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Meteorologists are predicting "substantially better" air quality after Friday, Mr. Wallace said.
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Now, they have already reduced that substantially, but it's still too high.
|
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He added that recruitment would not be completely frozen, but reduced substantially.
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This would substantially strengthen European defense capabilities within the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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The visits could also be substantially increased if holdout states expanded Medicaid.
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The diversity index for the entire country is substantially higher at 63.
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Instead, regulators should have banks substantially increase their equity, Mr. Kashkari said.
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Startups can expand revenue by owning their own payments tech — sometimes substantially.
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" Prescription drug prices "We're also ready to lower drug prices very substantially.
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"I see the futures are up today, up substantially," President Trump said.
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The deal also leaves Mr. Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods substantially intact.
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Because of Donald Trump, he will have made us substantially less safe.
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That number has likely increased substantially following this week's Amazon Prime Day.
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"Our corporate culture has substantially improved," he said in his opening remarks.
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"Hanoi has gained substantially in economic terms," Mr. Crawford said via email.
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Over all, Obamacare has substantially reduced the number of Americans without insurance.
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Bartusiak's book was originally published in 2000 and has been substantially updated.
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All of that makes saving easy and increases workers' savings rates substantially.
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We were able to refinance and bring our monthly payments down substantially.
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"Its ability to hurt us financially is now substantially less," he said.
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"Its ability to hurt us financially is now substantially less," he said.
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Take Two has grown substantially over the 23 years since Ripper's release.
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MEXICAN BILLIONAIRE SLIM SAYS TELMEX AND TELCEL ARE SUBSTANTIALLY BOOSTING THEIR INVESTMENTS
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Small model reactors have the potential to be substantially more economically safer.
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Harper's brothers have also grown up substantially over the past 10 years.
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That said, we have not substantially lowered our U.S. GDP growth outlook.
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It's been a quarter-century since Congress substantially reformed the immigration system.
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While not a cure, it can improve eyesight substantially, according to researchers.
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However, this is expected to substantially improve in the next few months.
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U.S. equities have gotten substantially pricier from a valuation vantage as well.
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Kantar Worldpanel's data differ substantially from at least one other industry watcher.
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Please do not repeal, or substantially weaken, the Orphan Drug Tax Credit.
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However, they remained unsure of how substantially the cuts would impact wages.
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There is no reason to doubt this year will be substantially different.
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TO, saying it was satisfied the deal would not substantially lessen competition.
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"Drones will substantially change our way of working in Africa," says Scheibenreif.
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However, Xinyuan's substantially lower leverage compared with Lodha balances out these risks.
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"Something substantially weaker than that would be hard" to accept, Stabenow said.
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"Keep in mind that the cost might be substantially lower," Wettstein said.
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This in turn reduces future loss of life and rising costs substantially.
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And it appears the hackers substantially improved their skills during the lull.
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The Affordable Care Act has substantially broadened access to comprehensive health insurance.
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But the official implicitly made the case for substantially reducing refugee admissions.
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And like other seeded citrus, they bear substantially only every other year.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said the changes substantially weakened the deal.
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Every one of the five proposals reduces poverty, and child poverty, substantially.
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Income levels aren't substantially increasing, even as more expenses cut into monthly budgets.
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"Inflation forecasts for this year will need to be substantially reduced," Weidmann said.
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Renewable energy costs are already substantially lower than just a few years ago.
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In the more recent period of the industry's evolution, the drivers shifted substantially.
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Considering the size of the market, Texas still has room to grow substantially.
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Until 1993, white miners were paid substantially higher compensation for silicosis-related illnesses.
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This speaks to her statecraft, which differs substantially from that of David Cameron.
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That works out to $23 a terabyte, substantially more than Wasabi's asking price.
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Substantially more voters identify themselves as conservative than as liberal, according to Gallup.
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These are the stocks that are trading substantially above analysts' median target price.
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We must stop or substantially reduce this, and it has to begin immediately.
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He wrote that the mandate "substantially" burdened the religious exercise of the challengers.
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No — interest rates are substantially lower than they were before the deficit surge.
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That would substantially reduce the number of cases of malaria in an area.
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Some Asian countries, like Vietnam, were expected to gain substantially from the TPP.
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Berkshire's goal is to substantially increase the earnings of its non-insurance group.
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Some sceptics raise concerns about the economic ramifications if renewables' penetration rises substantially.
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"Compared to cigarettes, this is a substantially lower amount of nicotine," Vose said.
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All three of these countries are substantially poorer than they were in 2008.
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OUR COUNTRY HAS RECOVERED REALLY QUITE SUBSTANTIALLY FROM WHAT WAS A BODY-BLOW.
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"The resources are substantially larger than what the national government has," Archila said.
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Black unemployment also fell substantially under Democrats, while it grew significantly under Republicans.
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His cash on hand figure will not rise substantially from the group's collections.
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The unanimous ruling suggested his presence would not have substantially affected the outcome.
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Since their revenues have grown substantially since then, their valuation is clearly lower.
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However, if readings dip much lower, "the threat will increase substantially," Keeney said.
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Despite engaging in "substantially equal work", the women's team is paid considerably less.
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Prior to that, atmospheric lead varied substantially, but almost never fell near zero.
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The market has shifted substantially, but regulations and policymakers aren't keeping the pace.
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The Plus phones have always had impressive endurance, and this sounds substantially better.
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Saturday's expected attendance by protesters grew substantially in the wake of the Aug.
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We have an agreement with China that they will substantially agree to it.
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CFC-11 in the atmosphere declined substantially until 2012 but has since rebounded.
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From groceries to gasoline, the cost of living can vary substantially by location.
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Indeed, the books' finale will probably be substantially different from the show's finale.
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And pretty much any advanced economy could substantially, and unilaterally, increase that number.
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"I don't think right now levels substantially above $1.20 are justified," Reichelt said.
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LendingHome believes it can substantially reduce costs and pass savings on to consumers.
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Qualifying companies would also need to substantially boost investment in factories and equipment.
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We believe the verdict will be substantially reduced or overturned in subsequent proceedings.
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"Not an increase, but not substantially cutting," he said of the global figure.
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So the supply of houses on to the market has dropped quite substantially.
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In fact, they fluctuated substantially and are now higher than they were then.
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Chevron halted its stock buyback program last year, and ExxonMobil substantially reduced buybacks.
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Qatari credit default swaps and international bond yields fell back substantially on Monday.
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Much of the shrinkage occurred around the shrews' braincase, substantially flattening its roof.
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"Historically, when we reach these levels, the S&P rallies substantially," he wrote.
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Finally, the INVEST Act would substantially reform the depreciation and other expensing rules.
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Their repeal-and-replace bills would have substantially reduced the law's premium subsidies.
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A budget that disinvests in education is likely to grow that number substantially.
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They have to vote again that the aggravating evidence substantially outweighs any mitigation.
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The two cases are substantially similar but are grounded on different Qualcomm patents.
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For the Democrats, Hillary Clinton's odds are substantially higher than rival Bernie Sanders.
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N) said on Monday it would buy substantially all of 33M Co's (MMM.
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"[LunchMaster's] infringing website is substantially similar to [Choicelunch's] original website," the lawsuit read.
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Watch more from Motherboard: But it's likely that the costs are substantially higher.
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More focused training could substantially enhance the human capital of the work force.
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He won the White House after being substantially outspent in the general election.
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On military matters, India is also substantially outclassed by China at the moment.
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In the past six months, he says, usage on Swarm has increased substantially.
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Nine weeks before voters head to the polls, that advantage is growing substantially.
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Like the estate tax, though, we can't get substantially more money that way.
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However, Fitch does not expect the quality of Kookmin's loans to weaken substantially.
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He also noted that companies' technology spending had changed substantially over the years.
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Overall, revenue increased from sales taxes and rose substantially from corporate income taxes.
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Getting to 51, in other words, is substantially easier than getting to 60.
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Over time, both the international and the Luxembourg legal frameworks have substantially evolved.
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However, Silverblatt said buybacks could "increase substantially" should Congress approve the repatriation plan.
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They are still substantially lower than Saudi Arabian CDS, which are at 90.2.
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The result was that both individual and corporate tax rates were substantially lowered.
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New York City aims to send substantially less waste to landfills by 2030.
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Without Android, it's safe to say, that market would be substantially less competitive.
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In 290, Uber grew substantially, but it also reported $219 billion in losses.
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This means the market can fall substantially and still remain in an uptrend.
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"I would say that the next projects are going to be substantially bigger."
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Any other interpretation would substantially undermine the gun ban's ability to prevent bloodshed.
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Clinton supporters shared substantially less with Obama supporters than with fellow Clinton supporters.
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Immigrants from Europe pay substantially more in taxes than they receive in benefits.
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If I had saved and invested more it would be substantially larger. Oops.
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The data will give substantially more credit to content than it currently gets.
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E-cigarette vape has no tobacco and is substantially less harmful than smoking.
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" Because there have been very few adjustments, the operating model has "deteriorated substantially.
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If enacted into law, our proposal will substantially improve our current immigration system.
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Premiums for ObamaCare plans in Maryland are poised to rise substantially next year.
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Strawn says once complete, the building collapse rate substantially improves in San Francisco.
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The price tag of acquiring land could also substantially increase the overall budget.
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Instead, prosecutors suggested a sentence "substantially above the mandatory minimum" of 20 years.
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He got substantially more delegates from the four contests overall than Trump did.
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But Mr. Chyn argues that this experiment substantially understates the importance of neighborhoods.
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At the same time, the global oil market continues to be substantially oversupplied.
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Rather, the primary purpose of the transaction is to reduce taxes, often substantially.
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Most widely traded financial assets are up - some substantially - from a February low.
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First the galaxy presented by these patch notes feels substantially stranger, more alien.
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He has substantially more experience recapping Game of Thrones than making federal policy.
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Since Trump took office, Republicans have substantially decreased federal revenues and increased spending.
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Fender has substantially updated its American Performer lineup, formerly known as American Special.
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The leading line of work differs substantially between Silicon Valley, Bismarck and Midland.
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It does, however, serve to substantially reduce the apparent benefits of the CPP.
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You need substantially more than for cosmetic purposes and insurance doesn't cover it.
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One requirement is that the strategy is run in a substantially similar manner.
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Most analysts do not think markets will be substantially affected by the meeting.
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Illegal entries to the US have risen substantially over the past few months.
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PepsiCo also said it expects "substantially higher" earnings growth for fiscal fourth quarter.
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The company reportedly substantially increased the price of insulin while Azar was there.
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The amount that rates will go down, or up, varies substantially by state.
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Ms. Caulfield said that travelers can save substantially by sticking to independent places.
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This presumably expanded substantially the number of people who knew about his crimes.
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Democrats said Republicans backtracked on a tentative agreement to substantially increase unemployment insurance.
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"Our volume has increased substantially over the last few years," Ms. Marsh said.
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Would I have received a substantially better education at a more prestigious university?
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Both currencies had gained substantially over the last week, tracking robust oil prices.
|
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By fall 2017, opinion had shifted substantially on both sides of the aisle.
|
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But evidence is building that modern crocodiles differ substantially from their earliest ancestors.
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The shares had appreciated substantially on the regulatory approval of the company's transmitter.
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The first decision — an "easy" one, Klopp said — was to shorten that substantially.
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Kensington is adjacent to Fishtown, a working-class enclave that has grown substantially.
|
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Limiting lawmakers' outside income while substantially raising their pay is a worthy compromise.
|
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Are readmissions for those conditions really dropping as substantially as it first appeared?
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However, a boycott does not need to substantially impact sales to get results.
|
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Its donor rolls overlap substantially with those of the Clintons' campaigns and foundation.
|
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The online algebra students did substantially better than their counterparts in standard classrooms.
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It would substantially reduce the need to save for people making above that.
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Prescription drug insurance plans must cover "all or substantially all" of these drugs.
|
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Maybe your home's value has increased, or you've paid down your mortgage substantially.
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You can make moves now that will substantially improve your life in retirement.
|
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We must stop or substantially reduce this and it has to begin immediately.
|
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The year before, the District's death toll dropped substantially, following the national trend.
|
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In many red states, access has declined substantially, a victory for abortion opponents.
|
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Nothing guarantees that Bolton's testimony would substantially change the calculations of Republican senators.
|
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Such a temporary approach would substantially reduce the economic gains from tax reform.
|
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While the drone program began under Mr. Bush, Mr. Obama substantially expanded it.
|
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Our buying advice has changed substantially now that the new phones are available.
|
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But substantially I don't know how much of a big difference there is.
|
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But two key constituencies of Donald Trump risk being hurt immediately and substantially.
|
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Keep in mind that today's devices can produce sound at substantially louder levels.
|
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We felt when I'm gone, she may live substantially longer than I will.
|
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Fourth, the video providers who responded to the survey differ substantially in size.
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These investments will save money in the long run by substantially lowering recidivism.
|
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It also said it found the merger substantially reduced competition in the market.
|
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The appeals court found that Nike's photo was not "substantially similar" to Rentmeester's.
|
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Additionally, Reddit has substantially lower traffic and user figures than Facebook and Google.
|
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According to Alpers, New Zealand firearm legislation has remained substantially unaltered since 1992.
|
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"Our corporate culture has substantially improved," he told the House Financial Services Committee.
|
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After applying the first rule, the field is narrowed substantially, but not enough.
|
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Gas prices probably won't climb high enough to substantially hurt the US economy.
|
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Substantially, this latter position was that of Machiavelli and of Callicles in Plato.
|
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If we did a substantially better deal I would be open to TPP.
|
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"The relationship with Mexico has improved substantially in the last few months," Sen.
|
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A substantially more conservative approach necessarily involves taking health care away from people.
|
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"I think demonetisation achieved its objective quite substantially," Garg said, declining to elaborate.
|
|
On the one hand, there is substantially more opposition to Trump than normal.
|
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But Sanders' win in West Virginia won't substantially change the Democratic primary race.
|
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The study showed that reducing carbon dioxide levels would help the situation substantially.
|
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Ratings for broadcast and cable news almost always drop substantially following Election Day.
|
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"These returns will substantially reduce tax filing costs for qualifying taxpayers," they said.
|
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What is known is that a poor Giants defense just got substantially worse.
|
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Both benchmarks recovered substantially after hitting levels not seen since 2002 on Thursday.
|
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There are other examples of bottlenecks that could substantially improve movement of goods.
|
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The purchase cycle has substantially slowed down (no more FOMO from collectors). 5.
|
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Everyone knows that polarization in Congress has increased substantially over the past generation.
|
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I think the main movement in the dollar was really during 2014 when they decided to do QE. It was the run-up to QE in Europe and that's the period where the Euro weakened substantially and the dollar strengthened substantially.
|
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Under the legislation, insurers would be allowed to generally charge five times more for older enrollees than younger ones rather than three times more as under current law, substantially reducing premiums for young adults and substantially raising premiums for older people.
|
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Despite the two requests being "substantially similar," it appears Juul submitted "a substantially greater number of documents" to Congress than the FDA, Mitch Zeller, head of the agency's Center for Tobacco Products, said in a letter to Juul on Monday.
|
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Women in the treatment group were substantially less likely to say they'd "face social sanctions" for reporting domestic violence, and substantially more likely to say they'd be willing to report domestic violence to their parents, a counselor, or the police.
|
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The first group to break substantially for the Tories was people aged over 55.
|
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"The xB II was substantially higher-priced than the first-gen car," he said.
|
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BURKE: Yahoo's board rejects a bid from Microsoft, saying the proposal substantially undervalues Yahoo.
|
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Then, in the final days before Christmas, traffic rebounded more substantially than in 2015.
|
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The value of Square's ownership stake could change substantially following Eventbrite's earnings on Monday.
|
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Don't look now, but America's first Trump-era midterm election could substantially expand Obamacare.
|
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Officials said Thursday the cavity and erosion had grown substantially after the test releases.
|
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Sharon Cutler and her husband cut back substantially on dinners out and extravagant spending.
|
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But in the early 2800s, there was substantially more ice than there is today.
|
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While most countries in the E.U. pay substantially less than they should be paying.
|
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Volumes have grown substantially, bringing with it a spot market and short-term contracts.
|
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If you can get a substantially higher rate elsewhere, it's worth making the move.
|
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But, we are in a substantially better position than we were a decade ago.
|
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Higher unit demand for Repatha was "offset substantially" by lower net prices, Amgen said.
|
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Hasselhoff claims his income "decreased substantially" after Baywatch went off the air in 2001.
|
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At the same time, they spend substantially less at cheaper restaurants in those weeks.
|
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If it's after trial, I think certainly we'd be asking for something substantially higher.
|
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But in recent years, the system had "substantially ceded ground on this", he added.
|
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The latter move substantially increased the number of keyboard competitors piling onto SwiftKey's territory.
|
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"The traditional view of navigation in cities has to be revised substantially," researchers wrote.
|
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It has been rising over several years substantially and in the last few weeks.
|
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That's a substantially bigger tax increase than Donald Trump's plan is a tax cut.
|
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But experts say the drop was not enough to close the guard shortage substantially.
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Substantially less than what they were paying for premiums and out-of- pocket expenses.
|
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Crude has bounced back substantially since bottoming at $26.21 a barrel earlier this year.
|
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"As soon as they reduce marketing, you see revenue growth decline substantially," he said.
|
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It's fair to say that I'm likely substantially to the left of DT's politics.
|
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And Shierholz is concerned that long-term unemployment has not changed substantially in years.
|
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However, the loosening of age rating would substantially increase premiums for the near elderly.
|
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"There could be substantially more employment without a tariff," said Chief Executive Tom Werner.
|
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We wanna hire some key folks to build this version of Jelly out substantially.
|
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I mean, if you look at the stock market, it has risen quite substantially.
|
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This year, Google is investing substantially in amplifying the message about its camera lead.
|
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The withdrawal limit will also be substantially higher, up to $3,000 during branch hours.
|
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Essentially, this means the FCC can't issue any "substantially similar" rules in the future.
|
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The event first started in 2009 with 2,500 attendance, and has grown substantially since.
|
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That differs substantially from other recent deals such as a Western Power Distribution bond.
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There is concern that the mitigation solutions could in fact slow down computers substantially.
|
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But evidence abounds that Ryanair's crewing problems will substantially lift costs per passenger kilometre.
|
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"It's grown substantially since the last mapping and is now much larger," Voos said.
|
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We have substantially grown our aerospace business," he said Monday on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
|
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The percentage of people who want to discuss social issues has, however, increased substantially.
|
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We can't particularly blame them given that Congress has substantially abdicated its constitutional duties.
|
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Those events have substantially increased first prize to $2 million and $2.5 million respectively.
|
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But, he noted, the new KitKat isn't "substantially healthier," because it still contains sugar.
|
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It's not yet clear that any of the revisions will substantially change that calculus.
|
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One possibility is that they sell substantially different car designs in the two markets.
|
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Faroe said the company was worth substantially more than the 152p per share offered.
|
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For the day, financials lost substantially, with the sector subindex shedding about 1.2 percent.
|
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We must stop or substantially reduce this, and it has to be begun immediately.
|
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Nur's unsettling conclusion is that earthquake damage throughout human history has been substantially underestimated.
|
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"We are seeing stocks even though they are down quite substantially today," he said.
|
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"In the foreseeable future, I am not expecting this to change substantially," he said.
|
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Contacted by Reuters, Benvenuti said he "substantially rejected" the accusations aimed at him personally.
|
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But the data show the current structure of debt is substantially different from 22008.
|
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TO, saying the transaction was unlikely to substantially lessen competition in the fertilizer industry.
|
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That measure also prohibits the FCC from reinstating the regulations or anything substantially similar.
|
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But prices will struggle to rally substantially while U.S. stockpiles are at record highs.
|
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But the steps Trump has taken since then have made those problems substantially worse.
|
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For founders in the U.S., the complications and tough choices have actually declined substantially.
|
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Blankfein, 61, planned to "work substantially as normal, leading the firm" while undergoing treatment.
|
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Substantially. That's why I'm continually adding more value to more people in less time.
|
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Experts say there are several changes to the law that would improve it substantially.
|
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The industry source told Reuters the numbers would be substantially lower to begin with.
|
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" In addition, the suit alleges, Bayrock "was substantially and covertly mob-owned and operated.
|
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First, the Labour Party's situation now is substantially grimmer than it was in 24.
|
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"We have widened the customer base quite substantially in the United States," Runevad said.
|
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Public polls on tax cuts have moved substantially in the right direction for Republicans.
|
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Around the world, those countries have substantially lower rates of deaths from gun homicide.
|
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So, rather than reducing U.S. trade deficits, the administration's policies have substantially increased them.
|
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Future tax revenues are likely to be substantially lower than the oversight board projected.
|
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The evolutionary war has been going on for a substantially long period of time.
|
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Two House committees will next review the bill, so it could still change substantially.
|
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The new tax credit would be substantially smaller on average than ObamaCare's financial assistance.
|
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This may take a few days, but it's substantially faster than other rewards cards.
|
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However, failing to invest in our infrastructure costs businesses and working families substantially more.
|
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Many past inversions were due to rising short rates and substantially tighter monetary policy.
|
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But be sure to buy 30 days before departure because prices increase substantially thereafter.
|
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Trump's version of events differed substantially from the White House's version, and from reality.
|
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But federal spending has continued to increase substantially under the leadership of both parties.
|
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At the same time, 35 percent expect it will substantially increase the budget deficit.
|
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Second, U.S. assistance should be used to substantially expand trade between Palestinians and Israelis.
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The IRS allows you to take "substantially equal periodic payments" under Rule 72(t).
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Also spoke about economic development between the US & Turkey - great potential to substantially expand!
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With the introduction of digital technology, the costs of making a film dropped substantially.
|
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The study found that doctors had become substantially more likely to give to Democrats.
|
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Alison Geary, counsel at law firm WilmerHale, said the SFO could be "substantially altered".
|
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Florida's population and coastal property exposure have grown substantially over the last 25 years.
|
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" "Private investors and traders will probably trade the share up substantially at the beginning.
|
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission said the transaction will not substantially lesson competition.
|
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Some aspects of presidential transitions have not changed substantially over the past few decades.
|
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All the DOJ needs to prove is that the merger may substantially lessen competition.
|
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Whites enjoy a lower unemployment rate, higher household incomes, and substantially more household wealth.
|
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The gap increased substantially once again this year and shows no sign of reversing.
|
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The court declined to define "substantially more," adding additional ambiguity to the eligibility equation.
|
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If the storm does loop back around, however, expect it to have weakened substantially.
|
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At Trump's rally, there appeared to be substantially more signs being held by supporters.
|
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They all have substantial short interest, and each has traded substantially lower this year.
|
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And even in markets with more customer choice, prices are expected to rise substantially.
|
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And these guaranteed benefits are substantially more limited than those in the Sanders proposal.
|
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The president said cases were "going very substantially down," when they were growing exponentially.
|
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Hotels will "substantially close" by Monday evening, Gelber announced in a late-Friday tweet.
|
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Covid-215's R0 is substantially higher than 1, giving more reason for concern.
|
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To cover fixed development costs, some buyers must pay substantially more than marginal cost.
|
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In rejecting the offer, USG said the proposal substantially undervalued the building products maker.
|
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The best rationale for universal child benefits is that they substantially reduce child poverty.
|
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Even in Jordan, Syria's substantially richer neighbor, migrants make almost six times as much.
|
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The Iran deal has substantially halted the nuclear program and needs to be maintained.
|
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However, the degree of difficulty in getting to an agreement has now increased substantially.
|
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"Government spending on health care would increase substantially," the paper noted at one point.
|
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Even if the race were shook up substantially, it's hard to see this changing.
|
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Former foster youth, L.G.B.T. students and students of color are at substantially increased risk.
|
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Lottery winners said they were substantially more satisfied with their lives than lottery losers.
|
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The Supreme Court ultimately upheld a substantially pared-back version of the initial order.
|
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We believe that earnings and economic growth have to be revised down rather substantially.
|
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The coronavirus economic aid bill that just passed the Senate widens unemployment eligibility substantially.
|
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But that deal is not finalized and could change substantially over the coming days.
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Both did so under two years, extending their stay in the cultural conversation substantially.
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It no doubt helps the Galaxy Buds Plus hit their substantially lower price point.
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Amazon said recently that its tablet sales had grown substantially compared with last year.
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Illegal immigration from Mexico and points south has slowed substantially since the mid-2000s.
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For example, the unemployment rate for various groups declined substantially under President Barack Obama.
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Welfare Rewards Childbearing Virtually all welfare programs pay substantially more if you have children.
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That is substantially better than the World Bank's forecast of a 1.9 percent fall.
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Consequently, he believes the benefits in lives and money saved could be substantially higher.
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Neither Mr. Ford nor the instructor were hurt, but the helicopter was substantially damaged.
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The second and third vehicles, released later, will aim to be substantially higher volume.
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Those financial costs have dwindled substantially since the withdrawal of major U.S. ground forces.
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Automatic savings is a feature that substantially increases the likelihood that workers will save.
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But some past Fisher funds with publicly available numbers have underperformed the market substantially.
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"The division is substantially upgraded," Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson said before the game.
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The sound that comes off Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards's shoes is substantially different from Dorrance's.
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They're raising pay and benefits over what was offered in the past, sometimes substantially.
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If you are like me, your retirement account rose substantially in value during 28503.
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This new breed of retreat is still substantially different from an actual research trial.
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Democrats must make public colleges and universities tuition free, and substantially lower student debt.
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Note: this story has been rewritten because a previous version contained substantially incorrect analysis.
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Though the July reading missed estimates, previous months' jobs numbers were revised substantially higher.
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This will increase both Social Security and Medicare expenditures substantially if nothing is changed.
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These could also substantially improve the safety and efficiency of the way we fly.
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Once November sets in, substantially more buyers and sellers drop out of the market.
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Housing starts "missed substantially," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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Wages for the latter rose substantially, suggesting that grant recipients paid their employees more.
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Given its climate-related pedigree, it is substantially likely the rule will be changed.
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Many activities, economic or not, substantially affect commerce without being constitutional targets for Congress.
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Al Aama said Saudi Arabia will not substantially oversupply the market, Dow Jones reported.
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Even as Afghanistan "winds down," the suicide rate among younger veterans is increasing substantially.
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Adding the name of the person bringing the lawsuit will narrow those down substantially.
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But that's still substantially higher than in other western industrialized nations, the agency noted.
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The company has invested substantially in key healthcare products including its TriZetto software suite.
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Although that would shrink Clinton's delegate lead substantially, she would still be safely ahead.
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That substantially lower tax rate would boost incentives for entrepreneurship, investment and business development.
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The index of housing affordability has worsened substantially since the start of the year.
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In addition, several insurance groups have substantially increased their borrowing capacity in the FHLB.
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With much of the fighting left to local forces, U.S. casualties are substantially lower.
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"But everyone using the technique can improve quite substantially from the level they're at."
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Has the training for the space station changed substantially since you were last there?
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Thanks to the influx of farmed sturgeon, the price of caviar has dropped substantially.
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However, anything substantially greater than that sentence may be tantamount to a death sentence.
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In addition to the big job growth, previous months' counts were revised substantially higher.
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But nonetheless, compared to last year and 20.9 the growth rate was down substantially.
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I would do TPP if we were able to make a substantially better deal.
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That was a substantially greater risk than Boeing or the FAA had indicated publicly.
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"In the Black Label program, we're getting wealthier, substantially younger customers," Mr. Galhotra said.
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Since Bolsonaro assumed office on January 1, his popularity has fallen substantially among evangelicals.
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" He also predicted the 1,100 jobs he helped save will "go up very substantially.
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These plans go substantially farther than Democratic politicians, including Sanders, have gone so far.
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Marriage rates, Auten and Splinter note, have fallen substantially over the last half-century.
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The only realistic prospect for reducing transportation sector emissions rapidly and substantially is electrification.
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I'm an economist, not a political strategist, but speaking as an economist, this is a bill that is going to lead to significantly greater hardship—particularly for low- and moderate-income people—substantially greater insecurity and substantially increased fiscal burdens on state governments.
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This is not substantially greater than the number of workers the DC region adds yearly.
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Under Andersson, Avtovaz introduced a line of affordable models and substantially cut the plant's personnel.
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"(The decision) will substantially improve our cash position... we are resizing our portfolio," he said.
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The federal government can never again create a "substantially similar" regulation under the review law.
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The shift back to focus on fundamentals, it's not going to take us substantially higher.
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Europe, too, has slashed its quotas, but they are still substantially above the US number.
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Right now, the sufficiency of a student's federal financial aid varies substantially across the country.
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"We can still ease our monetary policy substantially if we consider it necessary," he said.
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The camp has since grown substantially, swelling to a "tent city" that houses 300 people.
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Depending on where you go and stay, the answer is yes, from somewhat to substantially.
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"Whether the Nike photo is substantially similar is not an uncontested breakaway layup," he wrote.
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Each laborer charges him 120 rupees ($1.70) a day, cutting substantially into his monthly income.
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Last year the government also promised sweeping cuts and ended up raising state spending substantially.
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"The Kurds are actually pulling back substantially from Turkey and Syria's pulling in," he added.
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If this is correct, it means the Sony PlayStation 4 has substantially outsold its rival.
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These women business owners create jobs and contribute substantially to local economies in their states.
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Published federal regulatory actions have also fallen after rising substantially during the previous two administrations.
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The FAA also thinks the number of drones used for commercial purposes will rise substantially.
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Even if your nest egg is substantially larger, you'll have to account for living longer.
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"It contains substantially fewer oversight and reporting provisions than the Senate version did," Wyden continued.
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Despite being a substantially smaller market than Asia, Europe will become the kingmaker in LNG.
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Even with his win there, Sanders did little to move the needle substantially against Clinton.
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And that has boosted the value of sports teams substantially in the past few years.
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"We cannot be substantially higher than the OECD average tax rate out there," he said.
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There is no firm historical evidence to reject or support raising the minimum wage substantially.
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The U.N. budget dropped substantially, and funds had to be found for the Syrian crisis.
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Naturally, they sell for substantially more than most other phones available, at $399.99 and $499.99.
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As you can imagine, an event this size requires substantially more time than 24 hours.
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Naspers had already flagged that its headline earnings and earnings per share would rise substantially.
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They tend to be led by individual, charismatic figures without whom they'd be substantially weakened.
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In the past five years, this down-to-earth ethos has substantially improved Rome's image.
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The committee said it plans to terminate discussions unless the price offered is "substantially" improved.
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Frequently causing tremors, rigidity and dementia, Parkinson's is both debilitating and substantially shortens life expectancy.
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He believes the iPhone 7 turned out to be substantially better than everyone was expecting.
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Bernie Sanders, say importing drugs from other countries would increase competition and substantially lower prices.
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As the day wore on, though, the market weakened substantially and gave up those gains.
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In my country of Georgia, security and trade directly and substantially impact American national interests.
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"We have substantially reduced the company's debts and significantly improved its earnings situation," he said.
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Malaysia and Pakistan have already substantially reduced their exposure to China to manage debt levels.
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Even then you wouldn't put substantially all of your net worth into such a bet.
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Trump would likely benefit from multiple tax deductions, which could lower his tax rate substantially.
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Previous storms have substantially affected demand, which may offset expectations for tightening refined product supply.
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But it's also true that they aren't likely to substantially impact the presidential election outcome.
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This follows two years that saw both gold and crude slide, the latter more substantially.
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However another closely watched poll on Thursday put their support substantially lower on 35 percent.
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Still, market watchers remain concerned that if Sanders becomes President, he may raise taxes substantially.
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Currently, we view Premier's rating as substantially within the parameters consistent with a 'B' IDR.
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For instance, Chipotle seemed expensive at one time and then grew its market cap substantially.
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And we're working with countries that import Iranian crude oil to cut their purchases substantially.
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With a population of 336,265, it is substantially smaller than Wichita, Kansas and Mesa, Arizona.
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Both substantially raised their payouts, with Rio Tinto announcing a record one earlier on Thursday.
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By 2012, the group had grown substantially and they started offering workshops in neighboring towns.
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Bell and Army officials explain that their V-280 Valor substantially advances tilt-rotor technology.
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But in 2017, Google updated its translation algorithm, claiming that it would substantially increase accuracy.
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Metals futures, energies, financials, equities, grains, and oilseeds—each of these markets is substantially automated.
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Soaring demand means retail prices have not fallen substantially, even though feed prices are low.
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It's not that there's no evidence welfare reform substantially hurt people at the very bottom.
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Slavery had existed on American soil for two centuries without being substantially challenged by whites.
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And they're going to be moving into Michigan and expanding very substantially an existing plant.
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American doctors and nurses were paid substantially more than their European, Canadian or Japanese counterparts.
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"[This is] a substantially bullish bet … volatility is low, therefore options are cheap," Khouw added.
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Farrell also said that promotion rates for drone pilots were substantially lower than other specializations.
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Comcast told The Wall Street Journal it's "now actively considering substantially increasing" its data caps.
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Traders' expectations may therefore have changed substantially by the time the forecasts are actually published.
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Increases the child tax credit to something "substantially higher" than the current $1,000 per child.
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Higher prices threaten to substantially curb China's opportunistic buying, he told "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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The final budget plan may be substantially different from what the White House has proposed.
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Palantir's rates vary because many of its leases were signed when prices were substantially lower.
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Further, breakeven inflation rates and commodities have rallied substantially since the dark days of December.
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But he has yet to diverge substantially from the approach of the last few administrations.
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THE FED'S POLICIES CONTRIBUTED SUBSTANTIALLY TO 16 MILLION NEW JOBS, THE DECLINE IN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE.
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For CNN and MSNBC, the challenge is substantially greater if a Trump administration doesn't materialize.
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"South Korea should pay us and pay us very substantially for protecting them," he said.
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"In addition, the quality of the banks' capital has also been substantially improved," she said.
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Fossil fuels do substantially more harm to air and water—not to mention the climate.
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When he's active, Boston is substantially more dangerous—even if he refuses to admit it.
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In Quist's case, he outperformed Hillary Clinton substantially—she lost the state by 20 points.
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"The OT operation is substantially contributing to Mongolia's economy and long-term development," he wrote.
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"But there is no doubt that the financial system is substantially more stable," he said.
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First, the price of naloxone must be substantially reduced for it to be widely accessible.
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Despite administration claims to the contrary, the framework would substantially increase federal deficits and debt.
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I represented, I can't disclose who, I represented clients who paid substantially more than that.
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"These programs can differ substantially between states, and some states change over time," Fink said.
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Your article explains that damage to the United States' creditworthiness would substantially hurt the economy.
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Americans often pay substantially more for the same drug than people in other countries do.
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"If we don't make a deal, we're going to substantially raise those tariffs," Trump said.
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In the decade since, few places changed more substantially than our nation's colleges and universities.
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Another way to push up the minimum substantially is to slowly phase in the increase.
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Biodiesel production extends the U.S. fuel supply, substantially reduces carbon emissions, and supports family farmers.
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Corruption grew substantially during his tenure, and it continues to be a major problem today.
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In a new update to be introduced soon, the watch's interface has been substantially simplified.
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"Regional trade growth appears to have slowed substantially after front-loading effect diminished," they said.
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Millionaires are in the position to give substantially, even doing so while they accumulate wealth.
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Driverless cars could help reduce that toll substantially, but those vehicles are still years away.
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Later last year, incidents of lead poisoning among children increased substantially, leading to the crisis.
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Even founders in their 60s had substantially higher rates of success than their younger counterparts.
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A protracted crisis could create unrest in the oil market and drive prices up substantially.
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Under current conditions, electric cars don't substantially reduce life-cycle emissions compared to conventional cars.
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Borrowing costs of loans to large companies are reducing more substantially than those to SMEs.
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The CMA said the sales must be substantially completed before the merger can go ahead.
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This small-town play is substantially overgrown and too fond of a whiny major character.
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The drumbeat of negative reports has eroded the industry's popularity, leading enrollments to shrink substantially.
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That change will also substantially reduce the higher shipping costs associated with cargo preference rules.
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But he said that this advice could change if the number of cases increased substantially.
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It can add up substantially and make it difficult to afford for the average family.
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Luckily, there are ways to substantially reduce the cost of a Hawaii vacation for families.
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The draft communique, however, could change substantially, following discussions at the meeting, G20 officials said.
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Today, the debt levels are substantially lower for farmers and interest rates are more favorable.
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A substantially larger number of men, from young fathers to grandfathers, were in the streets.
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Medicare now requires insurers to cover "all or substantially all" drugs in those "protected" classes.
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The court documents said the mall owners would acquire "substantially all of" Bon-Ton's assets.
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It is only reasonable to expect the number of death-bed claims to rise substantially.
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But now, the public broadcasting stations say Franken will "not appear substantially" in the program.
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Structured by the present-day interrogation, A Legacy of Spies substantially plays out in memory.
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Plain packaging has the potential to do the same today and substantially reduce tobacco use.
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Launching it, Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan said he believed it would substantially improve air quality.
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In truth, corporate taxes contribute substantially less to the U.S. Treasury than they used to.
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I couldn't write music anymore, which in my books means that something is substantially wrong.
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The acquisition, Sonic said, would help it "substantially grow" its operations in the United States.
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Did you know that teens are having substantially less sex than the previous few generations?
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However, once an examination letter is received, the odds of a criminal indictment substantially increase.
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Phosphorus-based fertilizers used in agricultural areas near the lake have increased the nutrients substantially.
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First, the baseline probability of force in each of the data sets is substantially different.
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It's unlikely that the deal negotiated by May can be substantially revised before that deadline.
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The new FX regime could bring some relief if the supply of FC improves substantially.
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Such claims upset Mr. Holler, who nonetheless acknowledges how substantially Dion improved his original composition.
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We'll make mistakes along the way, but one thing is certain: We will improve, substantially.
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But over all, the United States is substantially more reliant on services than China is.
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And as soon as Congress gives us the authority, we'll be increasing the facilities substantially.
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So I said, 'Wow, that is a percentage that is under 1 percent, very substantially.
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There's evidence the economic shutdown in China reduced particulate pollution enough to substantially reduce mortality.
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I'm anticipating that the A.D.U. market will grow substantially in the next decade or two.
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McCain lost, of course, but upon returning to the Senate was a substantially changed figure.
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Prosecutors initially cited company data alleging the Brazilian-born executive had substantially underreported his income.
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Make no mistake — this places her at substantially increased odds of quickly becoming pregnant again.
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That's all based on national averages — the benefits will vary substantially at the regional level.
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There isn't yet a clear sign that Sanders is substantially broadening his base of support.
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"The State has substantially complied with our mandate," the court said in its unsigned opinion.
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Maine, too, is joining the Medicaid party late but stands to gain substantially from it.
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Over time the policy was tweaked a bit, but it wasn't substantially changed until 2015.
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Entrance fees average about $210,2000, but in the luxury category that can be substantially higher.
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Beginning in the 1960s, the anxiety of Bergman's films heightened, and his style shifted substantially.
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Attendees stock up on limited-edition wares, then resell them online for substantially more money.
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In a better system, most colleges would substantially shrink the number of athletes they recruit.
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Even though the courses are seemingly identical, the students who enroll online do substantially worse.
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Everyone who's graduating after that is Gen Z, and they had a substantially different childhood.
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The company is substantially smaller, and Mr. Mitchell has kept his distance since his departure.
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Many of the policyholders are now 80 and older, an age when claims rise substantially.
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If past is prologue, the second half will involve substantially more scoring than the first.
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The expected legal battle could stop the restrictions entirely, or at least substantially delay them.
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Sixteen years ago, when President George W. Bush put tariffs on steel, imports fell substantially.
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Though it has grown substantially since the Spades controlled it, business has been flagging lately.
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Even if they all married or never had children, poverty would not be substantially lower.
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That probe found a "coordinated, unlawful and substantially resourced absentee ballot scheme" in 2 counties.
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Those that remain — such as those in the Morecambe area — have substantially reduced their capacity.
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Turnout has also been up substantially in California, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and elsewhere.
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The cost to Medicare beneficiaries and to taxpayers has been substantially less than originally projected.
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" The legal standard under the Clayton Act is whether a merger will "substantially lessen competition.
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However, under President Trump, the collection and publication of public data has been substantially undermined.
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Mr. Sanders's health care plan would substantially increase the amount that the federal government spends.
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Now, Stone has gotten a sentence substantially less than the one that so offended Trump.
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But Mr. Cogitore and Ms. Dembélé have shifted the work's power dynamics substantially toward egalitarianism.
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It was a winning trade — bond yields have fallen and the lira has strengthened substantially.
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They also get hit with significantly fewer and substantially poorer patients than urban hospitals chains.
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However, in absolute terms based on annual EBITDAR, Eurotorg is substantially smaller than Russian peers.
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FEC, which substantially weakened campaign finance law and gave more power to outside advocacy groups.
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The device has an unusual asymmetrical back, which substantially thickens the device on one side.
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Beyond the identification requirement, which state officials relaxed substantially amid the litigation, lawmakers and Gov.
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Passengers will often call up each app to see if one ride is substantially cheaper.
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She does not specify how "substantially" she would increase funding for those agencies and offices.
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Elimination of an auditor's opinion substantially lessens investor protections in place for nearly two decades.
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The AI capabilities and stability of the complex software applications have also been substantially improved.
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Trains would run more often — substantially reducing waiting times at the stations, like busy Danyingon.
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In the last two years, the growth rate of private direct investment has substantially declined.
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Retirees can boost their Social Security payments substantially by avoiding one costly, yet common, mistake.
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By increasing the difficulty of recruitment substantially, it acts as a significant deterrent for traffickers.
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One set was offered savings accounts at substantially increased interest rates — from 0.3% to 5%.
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This substantially broadens the market to restaurants offering everything from steak to Hawaiian poké bowls.
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The volcano has been erupting since May 3 but has substantially slowed over the summer.
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The IMF argues that the country's external position is "substantially stronger" than warranted by fundamentals.
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Drug traffickers, transnational criminal organizations, and violent street gangs all contribute substantially to this scourge.
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And the various plans, freed from standard benefit requirements, often covered substantially different health services.
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The remaining eight will extend "substantially beyond the far end of the dugout," he said.
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These smartphone makers are offering high-spec devices with substantially lower prices than bigger rivals.
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Exercise also substantially altered the risk calculus for people whose DNA predisposed them to depression.
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The effort will also substantially increase the number of soldiers and veterans schooled in construction.
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The economic outlook did not appear to have changed substantially since June, the bank added.
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Its construction is substantially complete, with the Lake Oahu portion behind the last major hurdle.
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But a legally experienced E.P.A. chief could substantially weaken, delay or slowly take them apart.
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Under WTO rules, Mexico has the right to raise tariffs substantially on many farm goods.
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The sentence the judge imposed was substantially shorter but still lengthy for a financial fraud.
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And delays matter substantially, especially given the speed with which adolescent vaping has taken off.
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Administrative costs are projected to drop substantially when the federal government handles health care coverage.
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And it found that a lot of women with abusive husbands would be substantially burdened.
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But when it comes to the [policy] positions and politics, he and I differ substantially.
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He nonetheless helped on the memoirs, and more substantially on four subsequent books by Nixon.
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Spoiler: The benefits of these policies will substantially outweigh the costs, even under conservative assumptions.
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The findings mark a shift that could substantially reshape the nation's political and economic landscape.
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It has been strongly up since then, but still remains down substantially from that peak.
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Our country has changed substantially over the last decade, and higher education is no exception.
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