I completely didn't take into account half the things that people were telling me to take into account.
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"I believe if you take into account the Trump tax cut, you take into account the drop in unemployment, ... and you take into account that interest rates are fairly stable" the economy is going to grow, he said.
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You've got to take into account how people understood it.
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WE NOW TAKE INTO ACCOUNT ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF TAX CHANGES.
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In addition, there's a wider picture to take into account.
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When you take into account numerous years it's actually worse.
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What are the different considerations have to take into account?
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The study does take into account some of these issues.
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These are all things you have to take into account.
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NHTSA guidance has to take into account all of that.
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But there are some key differences to take into account.
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They don't take into account that opinion moves with events.
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Both features then take into account how people use them.
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They don't take into account emerging fields that cross disciplines.
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There is also the summer seasonality to take into account.
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Take into account how long you have had the account.
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Successful policymaking must take into account people's feelings, he believed.
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But they always fail to take into account critical variables.
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It does not take into account body fat and muscle.
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The following two graphics only take into account exchange traded value.
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And they didn't seem to take into account my past purchases.
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Obviously, those standards don't take into account things like muscle mass.
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It does not take into account likely changes to the law.
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The damages currently take into account profits from the entire phone.
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Nor do they take into account embattled Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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These calculations also don't take into account any increases in income.
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They don't take into account how long you've held the investment.
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Isabel Pereira: There are many aspects to take into account here.
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But you'll also want to take into account the deductible, i.e.
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"There are so many variables to take into account," says Freese.
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Then of course, you need to take into account the circumstance.
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Q. Shouldn't doctors take into account body size when prescribing drugs?
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We have to take into account cost effectiveness and diagnostic yields.
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So that is a reality we need to take into account.
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It won't take into account possible changes to its monetary policy.
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And they take into account how limited student funds really are.
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Some Democrats have floated proposals to take into account that reality.
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But our fantasies don't often take into account the ripple effects.
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More accurately, it's one of three signs you should take into account.
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Our debt waterfall assumptions take into account debt at 1 September 2017.
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What we take into account we think about the cost of electricity.
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The report did not take into account investment income over that period.
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Complaints about a driver will now take into account that driver's history.
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Promotions in their regular jobs will take into account their riverine duties.
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Also take into account if the products are sample- or full-size.
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Aside from that, take into account how often you'll receive an order.
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What types of extraneous factors might we want to take into account?
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It doesn't take into account costs like agents, lawyers, and managers' fees.
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They take into account every fold of skin and every broken capillary.
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When you take into account its carbon footprint, Prime isn't always optimal.
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These studies also don't take into account the number of extinct species.
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But it did alter the arrangement to take into account shareholders' wishes.
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Last come historical prices, to take into account momentum and mean reversion.
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Such a vision would take into account all the benefits of transmission.
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The AI will take into account your taste in decor as well.
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But Bogle's argument didn't take into account the rise of emerging markets.
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SANF's ratings take into account its lower importance to the Astra Group.
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Schools working with transgender students must take into account complicated group dynamics.
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Do you take into account feedback from your readers when you're writing?
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The sales pitch seemed to take into account a new economic reality.
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The forward speed of the chopper was something to take into account.
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James Murdoch: You have to take into account relative scale as well.
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"Logically, the calculation should take into account higher market prices," he said.
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Both estimates take into account the effects of economic growth on revenues.
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We take into account the consequences of opioids from a medical standpoint.
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The 2022 target does not take into account the effect of currency swings.
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Now any change will have to take into account feedback from public hearings.
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Tracking forecasts for GDP take into account incoming data and are updated frequently.
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Take into account job-based income, debts, funeral expenses, education and any inheritance.
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It's funny, until you take into account the Conners' gender-fluid grandson, Mark.
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PATRICK HARKER: Again, it's one signal of several that I take into account.
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The Commission also said states should take into account evidence other than documents.
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And these studies don't take into account single parents, who are usually women.
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In our decisions, we take into account the currency situation as a whole.
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"We must take into account all factors, including our local peculiarities," he said.
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But that doesn't take into account wholesale figures or profits from international markets.
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Do you take into account the emotionality around Trump and things he says?
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The automatic bids don't take into account regular season performance, only tournament wins.
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But these repair costs don't take into account the costs associated with vandalism.
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There are many other factors to take into account, and Mutz acknowledges this.
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But that notion doesn't take into account Britannica's long history with the web.
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Moody's did not take into account who will be the eventual Democratic nominee.
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The rankings take into account the school's reputation, research activity, and acceptance rate.
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We also take into account the bank's dependence on the undiversified Bahraini market.
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" The scandal does not take into account the "entirety of the business situation.
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They have to take into account that monetary policy works with a lag.
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Sales grew 0.5 percent, however, when adjusted to take into account store openings.
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"We take into account fairly elevated political risk in our rating," said Shah.
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Those numbers take into account an uptick in mentions over the past year.
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At BlinkBar, we really, you know, take into account, like, your daily routine.
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That is a risk every central bank will have to take into account.
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Apart from the ethical considerations, there are practical issues to take into account.
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They're just numbers for tests that don't take into account real-world usage.
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They take into account the estimated market size for the product or service.
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The negotiations with North Korea must take into account a new Asian reality.
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Another consideration we must take into account is how to challenge learned behavior.
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This does not take into account facility deterioration, doctor departures or department closures.
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That doesn't take into account how global oil and gas demand might change.
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We take into account another person's comfort, how our pace and pressure feel.
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The federal aid formulas don't take into account home equity or retirement accounts.
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TURNER WOULD NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE ECONOMICS OF AT&T WHEN NEGOTIATING.
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However, tax reform must take into account all types of individuals and businesses.
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To define who sponsors whom, we could take into account two main criteria.
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Moody's did not take into account who will be the eventual Democratic nominee.
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But this is where we have to take into account Russell Westbrook's personality.
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When doing so, be sure you take into account career and job trends.
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We've got varied backgrounds and experiences that we have to take into account.
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Those estimates do not take into account additional interest costs or macroeconomic effects.
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As mentioned above, it doesn't take into account all state and federal subsidies.
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However, such a response doesn't take into account the complexity of the issue.
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I hope the IAAF will take into account the efforts that Russia is taking.
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The ratings also take into account the region's economic outperformance versus the national economy.
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It can also take into account past fires and the lie of the land.
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To be fair, Nielsen's numbers don't take into account mobile, tablet, or laptop viewing.
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So, you want that -- that's one piece of information that you take into account.
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Mrs May is right that MPs should take into account what the public think.
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Another important detail that you should take into account is the headphones you use.
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These ratios already take into account the interim dividend distribution (virtually 100% payout ratio).
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These are the leanings that Messrs Hunt and Johnson have to take into account.
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In making decisions, people may also take into account the sunk costs of others.
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And that doesn't take into account time lost to scheduling or on bad candidates.
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But this doesn't take into account the source of the electricity powering its scooters.
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And we also take into account who who is sitting next to one another.
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Take into account that I'm working in big formats around 15,000 x 12,000 pixels.
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These "reasonable security safeguards" take into account IR plans and dwell time after incidents.
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The study doesn't take into account the energy required for either of these processes.
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Decisions on renewals and cancellations at Netflix generally take into account viewership versus costs.
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This article was updated to take into account news of the ceasefire announced Thursday.
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The Thomson Reuters/Ipsos survey is not adjusted to take into account seasonal variations.
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When it comes to song of summer selection, take into account the presentation factor.
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I had failed to take into account just how proper everything is in Japan.
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That does not take into account off-course earnings from sponsors and commercial endorsements.
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The banks' SRFs continue to take into account their systemic importance and market shares.
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Two parliamentarians said the debate would go ahead and take into account the verdict.
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We also take into account, you know, how many coats of mascara you wear.
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The negotiators need to take into account plant investments already made by non-U.
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This is another line of inquiry any consideration of violence must take into account.
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Be sure to screen potential roommates very carefully and take into account financial stability.
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We also take into account the effect of this acquisition on QNB's capital levels.
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The banks' Local-Currency IDRs, where assigned, also take into account Russian country risks.
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We must take into account that pay inequality is a racial issue as well.
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So we need to take into account how things have progressed since the miracle.
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That calculation doesn't take into account the role of other sectors in reducing emissions.
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What indexing would mean is that calculation would start to take into account inflation.
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"We have to take into account the risk profile" of the country, he said.
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No doubt you'll want to take into account the possibility that you'll lose business.
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The technical rulings do not take into account how effectively the items suppress sound.
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Prediction models that take into account state polling show Clinton shattering her previous ceiling.
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Be sure to take into account sun exposure and how the room is used.
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And that does not take into account the potential for sales within the country.
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The current numbers take into account shows only through the first week of May.
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How do people make decisions when they have to take into account multiple factors?
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That return does not take into account inflation, cost of capital or financial risks.
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Until now, the education assessment would take into account whether the applicant spoke English.
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The projections take into account trends in mortality, fertility, age, migration and religious switching.
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CalSTRS must also take into account improvements in beneficiaries' life expectancies, the report noted.
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That doesn't take into account the lost revenue that the rental car company incurs.
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There were crises that the clock was not quick enough to take into account.
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It would also take into account officers' actions leading up to the fatal shooting.
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Especially when you take into account that Sanders is a neighboring state US Senator.
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Note, again, that this doesn't take into account the effect of cutting health care.
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And some retirement calculators don't take into account how much you'll really need to spend.
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"Be sure to take into account the company's location, industry and financial condition," she adds.
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The poll did not take into account the possibility of veteran centrist Francois Bayrou running.
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To-do lists don't often take into account the time tasks need to be completed.
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Ellevest is designed to take into account that women's financial lives unfold differently than men's.
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Messenger Kids will also take into account parents' desires to limit their kids' app usage.
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This story has also been updated to take into account new research released on Sept.
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But Facebook's algorithm doesn't take into account whether a particular story is accurate or not.
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It also ought to take into account civic tech's shortcomings in creating opportunities for participation.
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So you'll have to do your best to take into account a variety of considerations.
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Take into account not just the salary but also the benefits the company is offering.
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Like any politician, the president has to take into account the dynamics of his party.
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Nor do they take into account a disorderly no-deal Brexit, which could yet happen.
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It does not take into account regional variations in the rate of sea level rise.
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This is different from the traditional metered fare, that doesn't take into account live demand.
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In fact, behaviour has already started to change to take into account the new rules.
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It doesn't take into account the experiences of same-sex or nontraditional couplings, for starters.
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That doesn't even take into account the superdelegates who amount to the Clinton security blanket.
|
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Instacart also doesn't take into account weather issues, which is a big deal in Seattle.
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They also say the rule does not take into account existing regulations on financial advice.
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"It's not necessarily funny when you take into account the issues it causes," Bousley said.
|
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Whether or not the driver was distracted is only one factor to take into account.
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The EU should take into account Malaysia's sustainable cultivation and productivity yield efforts, said Sundram.
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The Neocam models failed to take into account the effects of reflected sunlight, he said.
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To design solutions, one will need to take into account local conditions of each station.
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She then had to recalculate the fifty-fifty ratio to take into account the whiskey.
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The current analysis, he notes, does not take into account the personalities of the contenders.
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Individuals also want to take into account how a state treats estate taxes, Mengle said.
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They don't take into account geography—and in our particular case, that we're a colony.
|
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There's a lot to take into account: How the heck are you wearing your hair?
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These must take into account variables such as age, gender, ethnicity and body mass index.
|
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When you take into account lower interest costs, they'd reduce the deficit by $1.25 trillion.
|
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" Mr. Trump wrote that he would "take into account all steel articles imports since Jan.
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"If we know the owners we will take into account what they like," he said.
|
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But the "in abstentia" rates don't take into account the full range of court hearings.
|
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They change the way they are communicating to take into account what their audience knows.
|
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The system did not take into account factors like the time riders spend on platforms.
|
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A "focus on women" does not take into account the intersectional identities many people have.
|
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I had to take into account the scale, construction, and overall durability of the piece.
|
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Should policymakers take into account how moral preferences differ across countries when regulating future programming?
|
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UBS economists lowered their estimates for Chinese growth to take into account trade war escalation.
|
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This does not even take into account that data collection can happen across multiple states.
|
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That evaluation, however, likely doesn't take into account all that those devices take from you.
|
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Coin Center says believes regulatory policies should take into account the different types of ICOs.
|
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What these solutions didn't take into account is that the problem was more deeply ingrained.
|
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"These are extenuating circumstances" that an experienced police officer would take into account, he said.
|
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New baseline scenarios should take into account updated information on PV, EV, and battery costs.
|
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The ratings also take into account the track record of moderate capital support from the shareholder.
|
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Officials have said they need to take into account Canadians' hesitation about closer links with China.
|
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It would also allow Trump to take into account non-tariff barriers when determining such tariffs.
|
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It doesn't take into account real technical hurdles like battery life and real-time game processing.
|
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The paper also doesn't take into account the specific properties of particles aside from their momentum.
|
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That is because the scientists did not take into account the potential for more food imports.
|
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In our assessment of capitalisation, we take into account ordinary capital support from Santander, if needed.
|
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And if you take into account the entire company in all countries where it operates, Made.
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But you have to take into account, when you're thinking about, is that telling you something?
|
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They didn't take into account all the aspects a true measure of economic well-being would.
|
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All of it involves gross generalizations that don't take into account the perspective of the woman.
|
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Those figures, while a baseline from which to measure, don't take into account all the impact.
|
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The Fed will also take into account May U.S. consumer price data, due at 1230 GMT.
|
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Congestion occurs because individual drivers do not take into account the inconvenience they cause to others.
|
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His interrogation techniques apparently take into account his unique ability to see other people's innermost demons.
|
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YouTube Music recommendations will also take into account variables like the time of day and location.
|
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The navigation system has been modified to take into account the charge level of the battery.
|
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This nifty trick becomes critical when you take into account the F-35's stealth features.
|
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The KenPom statistical rankings, which take into account margin of victory, place the Shockers No. 11.
|
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They also need to take into account all interested parties: scientists, doctors, patients and even parents.
|
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The banks lending to traders may take into account the financial position of their biggest customers.
|
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Also, the study also doesn't take into account people with homosexual or other non-traditional tendencies.
|
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How heavily should a Christian voter considering supporting Trump take into account his love of money?
|
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Well, that still has the highest poverty rate if you take into account cost of living.
|
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All this is before you take into account the block-granting of Medicaid Ryan has proposed.
|
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Clot said getting people to listen to, and take into account health warnings can be tough.
|
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For one thing, Twitter hasn't made clear exactly what criteria its algorithm will take into account.
|
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Many note that Siempre Bruja doesn't take into account any of the rich histories Cartagena provides.
|
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That figure does not even take into account department stores, which also rely heavily on apparel.
|
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It also allows investigators to take into account environmental and labor standards when setting import duties.
|
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The NRA has said it would take into account Shimazaki's position in some of its assessments.
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No, I didn't even really take into account when writing the book, believe it or not.
|
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According to NOAA, these statistics take into account all forms of spending to recover from damage.
|
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The current proposal covers the factors the Fed would take into account to set the buffer.
|
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I want to take that because I want to take into account what the people say.
|
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Among other things, this approach allowed Andem to take into account fan feedback and contemporary events.
|
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The senior White House official said any arms transfer would take into account the regional situation.
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They have to take into account context and even the mood or personality of the speaker.
|
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"It's important to take into account the rise or hardening of fundamentalist, religious discourse," Sanchez said.
|
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Tempas' calculations don't take into account when an "A Team" job turns over more than once.
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"They don't take into account that we're an island," Mejías says of the International Red Cross.
|
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We take into account NLP, AI, interactive messages, webviews, managing context, human handoffs and multichannel integrations.
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Before we dig in, Heibel says there are a couple of things to take into account.
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For a £0.33,000, you now pay 14 percent less if you take into account all fees.
|
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The first is that proposals to tax revenues don't take into account costs related to sales.
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But be sure to take into account who the creative work's target audience is as well.
|
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But the changes did not properly take into account the size of the docks in Cartagena.
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But, be sure to take into account who the creative work's target audience is as well.
|
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So any valuation should take into account the most likely outcome of this play: again, failure.
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The structural deficit is adjusted to take into account the economic cycle and one-off items.
|
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Officials can take into account an applicant's financial resources, health, education, skills, family status and age.
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It's deeply concerning, very troubling and unfortunately doesn't take into account the effect on real people.
|
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In golf, meanwhile, the American rounds of the PGA Tour take into account seasonal weather patterns.
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Does one take into account how good or bad the reasons for any previous absences were?
|
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If you take into account the effect of the Max, our costs were only up 2.7%.
|
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The study also did not take into account each adult's diet, which can influence diabetes risk.
|
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The study does not take into account any retaliation against the tariffs, only the tariffs themselves.
|
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Romney's statement did not take into account that nations can work together towards a common good.
|
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And if they take into account the current inequities in the system, it will benefit everyone.
|
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Economic nationalism and a refusal to take into account German opinions are part of Trump's platform.
|
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And that doesn't take into account the nearly 5 million acres that burned this past summer.
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I was advised to take into account all debt, including mortgage, credit card, and car loans.
|
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Be sure to take into account the kinds of tax advantages you may get from investing.
|
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This document contains general information only and does not take into account an individual's financial circumstances.
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They have the perfect party in mind, but don't take into account the details of reality.
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This is not a good measure of equal pay because it doesn't take into account workers' labor choices, such as profession, education, hours worked, or many other work preferences — preferences that we should want people to be able to express and take into account when selecting work.
|
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They didn't take into account any of their experiences with me or ask how I was doing.
|
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And how do those representations take into account delicate geopolitical issues, like nationhood, ethnicity, religion, and war?
|
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It's not right that they don't take into account the four world titles; it goes against history.
|
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And that figure doesn't take into account subsequent upgrades or the cost of actually operating the planes.
|
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There are 13 in total, which expands to 43 when you take into account skin tone options.
|
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But somehow, they have evolved to take into account that risk, and intervene to rescue their mates.
|
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The new IPC has more flexible terms that take into account oil price fluctuations and investment risks.
|
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That's doesn't take into account the rest of the time they spent at CNBC creating other snaps.
|
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Now Facebook will take into account how many publishers appear to be writing about the same thing.
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They didn't take into account that the ecosystems where they wanted to plant trees already sequestered carbon.
|
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Farmers have complained the forecast did not adequately take into account a stormy spring and severe flooding.
|
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Scharre regrets that more of these conversations don't take into account the strategic positions of the military.
|
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That estimate did not take into account potential damage from overnight frosts in the past two days.
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"We will take into account the lessons of the Woodford fund when finalising these rules," Bailey said.
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"We will take into account the lessons of the Woodford fund when finalizing these rules," Bailey said.
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It cannot take into account geographical differences in productivity, economic conditions, or the bargaining power of workers.
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However, you also need to take into account the weather and the probable lack of table space.
|
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He said that a user should take into account the amount of data an app leaves behind.
|
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And that doesn't even take into account the growing number of compost toilets, portables, urinals and more.
|
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You also take into account that the closing costs on a $100,000 loan is a lot lower.
|
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Lisa Murkowski has previously said she'd like tax credits to take into account geographical differences in costs.
|
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Maybe your entire app doesn't need to take into account the natural reach of a user's thumb.
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This does not take into account the $75 billion gross in bonds issued so far in 2016.
|
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Then it'll take into account what the kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms look like when making recommendations.
|
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The report measures consumer spending but doesn't take into account other sources of app revenue, like advertising.
|
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It might take into account trouble in one area of the chart while acknowledging power in another.
|
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Now, Uber will take into account a driver's full record when measuring the validity of rider complaints.
|
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A purely self-interested foreign policy would need to take into account donors other than China, too.
|
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Those numbers don't take into account the trajectory of how immunotherapy drugs are being developed, Weber said.
|
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These numbers are critical to take into account when we consider the cost of reducing carbon emissions.
|
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Rules that take into account how markets may develop over longer periods will be fiendish to craft.
|
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And do you take into account people's reactions to characters before deciding what to do with them?
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And I didn't take into account things like inflation or whether loan interest rates will go up. . . .
|
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But she noted the difference between absolute returns and risk-adjusted returns, which take into account volatility.
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Take into account all aspects of the wedding destination, including the weather and what you will wear.
|
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Yet, that $80 trillion figure doesn't even take into account unfunded obligations of state and local governments.
|
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Further, FEMA should take into account not just the likely extent of flooding but also likely depth.
|
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What the conventional wisdom doesn't take into account though is Tesla's uniqueness among its better-known competitors.
|
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It does not take into account some of the more complex nuances included in the advisor version.
|
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Unfortunately, the Glassdoor data doesn't take into account the presence of trans and gender non-conforming people.
|
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However, the projection does not take into account possible trade disruptions caused by a no-deal Brexit.
|
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He added that monetary policy would be data-based, and would take into account all macroeconomic indicators.
|
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Apple is also said to take into account other metrics, like ratings and reviews, and usage statistics.
|
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Career advice was ineffective when it didn't take into account these other important priorities in my life.
|
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Kiley and Roberts suggest that the Fed should actually take into account how deep the doldrums are.
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Because Trump's favorite map doesn't take into account one very critical piece of the electoral equation: Population.
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Problem is, the committee uses the RPI rating system, which doesn't take into account margin of victory.
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He argues that when you take into account these transfers in the system, the mobility picture changes.
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The numbers only take into account earnings for full-time workers, and are calculated using census data.
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What that analysis does not take into account, though, is that there is only so much land.
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Stock options are like lottery ticketsBut the calculator does more than just take into account such provisions.
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But that optimism predates the coronavirus outbreak, which the figures released on Monday don't take into account.
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Second, we need to ensure that our investments in infrastructure take into account a climate-threatened future.
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Another would clarify the FDA's authority to take into account misuse or abuse when approving an opioid.
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These are the sorts of questions to take into account when considering low-cost, long-haul carriers.
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US counterterrorism efforts in the coming year need to take into account the rising diversity of adversaries.
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"In addition to your goals, we take into account financial setbacks and increased cash flow," says Brown.
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Perhaps the custom or rule that the costumes should take into account the libretto and the staging?
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There are now over 2,000 icons when you take into account variants for gender and skin tone.
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But that measure is misleading, because it doesn't take into account non-cash benefits and tax subsidies.
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The figures also take into account the fact that low interest rates have made pension liabilities higher.
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"Once you take (into account) interest payments and amortization, we would never have a deficit," he said.
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The figures also take into account the fact that low interest rates have made pension liabilities higher.
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CNA said that did not take into account losses for food processors, industries and makers of inputs.
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Surely they will take into account to what extent the eight (soldiers) were part of the coup.
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FICO scores do not take into account your income, savings, utility bills, job status or debit transactions.
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It also does not take into account bankruptcies that might have occurred because of a relative's illness.
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They now say planning should take into account how urban planning and climate intersect with well-being.
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But the problem is that their initial statistical study didn't take into account the effects of education.
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But her approach did tend to take into account what Americans thought and experienced on the issue.
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They also said the rule did not take into account other laws and regulations on financial advice.
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These treatments are a break from the past and must take into account the tremendous value they deliver.
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California distributes its school funding in a way that doesn't take into account differences in regional labor markets.
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A physical 3D model of the Mississippi River has to take into account all the human-built infrastructure.
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They also pointed out that the study doesn't take into account variation among members of the same species.
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Instead, the two sides agreed that mechanisms for pricing carbon would take into account each province's specific circumstances.
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I do think that, you know, we have to take into account that financial market conditions have tightened.
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And that's part of the economic environment that we take into account when we're setting our interest rates.
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They argue the teacher test can&apost take into account the diverse conditions teachers face across the country.
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Other considerations to take into account are that there is little to no waiting time when you arrive.
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"We will take into account the lessons of the Woodford fund when finalizing these new rules," Bailey said.
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Snyder said state law -- more than 40 years old -- fails to take into account the latest neurological research.
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Foster agrees: "I would like the debate about abortions to take into account women's experiences more," she says.
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It's hard to say, especially when you take into account the jankiness of even some post-production products.
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But we had never take into account the things that people do with the foods after buying them.
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Warren's plan tries to take into account a slew of long-standing criticisms of sweeping student debt cancellation.
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Mr Fuentes contends that this fails to take into account the full range of evidence available to researchers.
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Bank officials say they routinely take into account labour market developments as part of their monetary policy discussions.
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"At present the universities can say they take into account lots of factors, including legacies," says Mr Kahlenberg.
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UPC's ratings take into account the company's diversified portfolio of cable operations, sound underlying cash flow and leverage.
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And in some cities its algorithms take into account where a driver wants to end up after work.
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The number does not take into account the fatalities from Saturday's hot air balloon accident near Lockhart, Texas.
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Even Marin's disappearance makes sense when you take into account the darkness that concerned Bess so long ago.
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" She said the prior administration had "failed to take into account the significant economic harm that would result.
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When looking for the right one, you have to take into account formula, color, and your skin tone.
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Teghan's experiments take into account exact measurements, but the human brain only needs approximations to recognize a face.
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Ultimately, failing to take into account the pressures on local banks was a factor in ICD's humdrum size.
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When we only take into account VC-backed companies, we can see that the distribution looks very similar.
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Atmospheric models are notoriously tricky to get right, as there's a lot of variables to take into account.
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The more that I understand and learn about Timex, they take into account their history and their heritage.
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The terms are still not flexible enough to take into account fluctuating risk factors, according to potential bidders.
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The type and scope of that discipline should take into account both the circumstances and the officer's intent.
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The earnings totals take into account on-course income for the PGA Tour and five international golf tours.
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When 75 percent of all utilities have corrosive soil conditions, this is very important to take into account.
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Projections from exit polls also take into account the consistency between exit poll results and pre-election polls.
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The commissioners will take into account Simpson's conduct in prison, the severity of his crime and his age.
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Mylan has said it will take into account the outcome of this vote when considering future compensation arrangements.
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But it fails to take into account one fundamental fact: Women of color are often paid far less.
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It doesn't even take into account the ostensibly legit projects that struggled due to mismanagement or other factors.
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There was a consensus that "healthy" should take into account various qualities of foods, not just their nutrients.
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The rankings, which take into account job satisfaction and median base salary, also include number of job openings.
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This also helps the company take into account new businesses that may have gained popularity in recent months.
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And that's the sort of thing we generally take into account in the sentencing of other murder cases.
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But these heterosexual tropes are pretty reductive and fail to take into account that women like sex, too.
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These ratings take into account the steady improvement in the Philippine operating environment over the last several years.
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There are pockets of liquidity you'll find that you wouldn't normally take into account for market capacity estimations.
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" Wheeler also said the report does not take into account "innovation that we've seen already in the marketplace.
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And we will take into account what he is asking for," Clinton said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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The reason is that municipal bond ratings take into account the strength (or weakness) of government pension plans.
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They also say that the rule does not take into account other laws and regulations on financial advice.
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Their picks take into account a number of factors, including cultural engagement, diversity, value, affordability, and community benefit.
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None of the rate filings take into account the state's reinsurance program, which is intended to stabilize premiums.
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Yet that does not take into account the Telegraph's value as a trophy—and as a Boris-whisperer.
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But there are a lot of other things to take into account about why sharks interact with humans.
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The housing design simulation demands that the player take into account trade offs between density, affordability, and sustainability.
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Employees have also been asking whether their severance package will take into account any stock they are owed.
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CRG updated those figures slightly from earlier on Friday so as not to take into account non-respondents.
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What if we take into account how many passes quarterbacks passes throw, and penalize them for their interceptions?
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What these arguments fail to take into account, though, is that Cruz is very, very good at this.
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But that is raw field goal percentage, which doesn't take into account how and where she shot from.
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Colombian Environment Minister Ricardo Lozano said it would aim to take into account "extreme events and high temperatures".
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And there are further complications once, for example, you take into account possible effects on the exchange rate.
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In 2006, Congress passed the PETS Act, which mandates that disaster preparedness plans take into account companion animals.
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Campus groups representing minorities said that these rebukes didn't take into account the slurs that they routinely endure.
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Businesses already present in the collectibles market have new offerings, demographics and economic impacts to take into account.
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Bank officials say they routinely take into account labor market developments as part of their monetary policy discussions.
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Each State Party shall make these offenses punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account their grave nature.
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Wolf said the law was "very prescriptive" and did not take into account future technological advances, like smartphones.
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Don't forget to take into account not just the credenza's appearance, but its configuration of doors and drawers.
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But the Greek government and the Greek Ministry of Finance did not take into account the relevant recommendations.
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The tool will calculate greenhouse emissions and take into account factors like building type and number of occupants.
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Those adjustments take into account factors that could impact facilities, for example a differing number of ventilator patients.
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The two early departure scenarios take into account the costs related to the EU's carbon emissions trading scheme.
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But this negative perspective, which is endlessly stoked on social media, fails to take into account another reality.
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"I simply can't take into account the sentiments I have about the plight of coal communities," he said.
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It also did not take into account the future effects of climate change on the region, they said.
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Any action taken against Maduro must take into account the external state actors providing lifelines to his government.
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But that fails to take into account voters' priorities, which might not have been what they initially seemed.
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It also asked that Malaysian authorities take into account the two countries' "good relations" when considering the request.
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The clothing will take into account the climate and surrounding activities like skiing or hanging by the pool.
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On the other hand, we have the current well-being of us, the parents, to take into account.
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But those polls do not take into account that Biden has already withstood prolonged attacks from Team Trump.
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That formula doesn't take into account that some states have significantly newer and more sophisticated systems than others.
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Unfortunately, the law didn't take into account the potential for technical hiccups, or unintended economic and political consequences.
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But, these numbers don't take into account the percentages of the fats in comparison to daily recommended values.
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Any debate about surveillance capabilities today that will result in lasting policy should take into account these larger trends.
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But that doesn't take into account the sunlight and heat pouring in from the vehicle's other silver-less windows.
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Take into account the size of your room though, otherwise you'll be wasting money on performance you can't appreciate.
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"We wanted to adapt to the Colombian trend and take into account Colombian cuisine," said Lavocaderia's owner, Ximena Hoyos.
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But the data is something for its creators to take into account as they work on the new episodes.
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Like Uber ridesharing, we take into account overall marketplace dynamics to surge prices overtime to match supply and demand.
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These models take into account that stars seem to arrange themselves in an X-shape in the galactic center.
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Other cashed-up behemoths failed to take into account local tastes, got wrangled in legal issues, or simply flopped.
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Policies vary from institution to institution, but they can take into account an applicant's race, gender, or socioeconomic status.
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For one, the watch's software doesn't really take into account this significant change in how you interact with it.
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But he's not that far ahead, particularly when you take into account his advantages of incumbency and name recognition.
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Twitch's moderation does take into account public opinion, but only as far as it exposes problems in those processes.
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They now need to take into account the extent of firms' data assets when assessing the impact of deals.
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It did not take into account the cladding that would instead spread flames along the exterior of the building.
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So this weekend was a huge weekend for Apple, even if you don't take into account other iPhone models.
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The cost estimate for the vandalism doesn't take into account lost revenues from rentals while the scooters are inactive.
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Did you take into account any fan expectations or 'shipping, like with Hannah and Adam or Ray and Shoshanna?
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Lew, in his remarks, added that the bill will have to take into account many stakeholders, not just bondholders.
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I take into account the concerns, and I continue on in my effort to keep guns off college campuses.
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The technology, however, did not take into account differences in driver behavior, which can vary between men and women.
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It doesn't take into account where the rain fell and whether it was too late to make a difference.
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The ratings further take into account a large and diversified local economy, albeit suffering from a nationwide economic slowdown.
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That figure does not measure revenues using OECD standards, which also take into account local and social-security taxes.
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This is crucial to take into account, because oral sex has become increasingly common in the last quarter century.
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AVTODOR's ratings take into account the company's special legal status, tight control by the government and sole state ownership.
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But these studies often don't take into account whether or not their subjects have support from family or friends.
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And we take into account the risks for the pace of growth of the world economy in our forecast.
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However, there is still a lot to take into account before applying the technology to fully formed human beings.
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Consider the beginning, middle, and end of your event, and take into account seemingly mundane things like foot traffic.
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But these changes did not take into account other tax law updates such as the reduction in itemized deductions.
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But we-; you have to take into account what happened in France and what happened in many other countries.
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It's a fake sort of nostalgia because of course it doesn't take into account the complexities [of the situation].
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The meeting will take into account any progress made at bilateral working-level talks taking place from July 24.
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"It might take some time, she needs to take into account the worries of some voters," Yves Carbon said.
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The writer acknowledged that his analysis does not take into account the context in which the references are made.
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"These amounts of money are not enough but we take into account the difficult financial situation currently," he said.
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The government countered that Dion's sole obligation was to take into account all the relevant factors, which he did.
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The central bank also said it didn't take into account new U.S. sanctions against a number of Russian companies.
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"It's a very exclusionary plan that doesn't take into account everyone who makes up an urban space," Joshi said.
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And you also might want to take into account your personal preferences about how you want your clothes folded.
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This is the lesson both Western and Eastern tech companies need to take into account when working in Africa.
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When you're shooting, do you take into account the fact that you can see where exactly viewers are looking?
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To answer the first, a poverty measure should take into account only the income households earn on their own.
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But she says it is important to take into account the US dollar's strength as part of this equation.
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Rice also functions as a staple in many cultures, an important issue the report neglected to take into account.
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It didn't take into account whether there were many — or, for that matter, any — veterans on a given campus.
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But Santiago says that figure doesn't take into account the large number of displaced residents not living in shelters.
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It does not take into account race or gender, and judges still have the final say in setting bail.
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The FTC has a well defined set of factors it's supposed to take into account when determining financial penalties.
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He confirmed that the government will "continue to take into account" the lessons learned from the July dam collapse.
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The programme will also have to take into account the maturity profile of existing debt and underlying bond values.
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"We take into account all of our customers' needs for everything from food safety to maximum uptime," he said.
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VRs The VRs take into account both banks' improving capitalisation through internal capital generation and progressively tighter underwriting standards.
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Outside election experts fear, however, that this nothing-to-see-here confidence fails to take into account known vulnerabilities.
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The group said countries should take into account national climate pledges before granting new licenses or extending existing ones.
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Such plans are popular because they take into account major changes in how and why people use the Internet.
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These types of unilateral decisions simply don't take into account the needs of those who will be most impacted.
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The #siblinggoals are strong, especially when you take into account the photo was taken by famed photographer Mario Testino.
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While these salary estimators can offer you useful insights and data, they can't take into account your specific circumstances.
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The figures take into account iron ore produced for the company and its joint venture partners at its mines.
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It's a hardline rule that doesn't even take into account the woman's health or if the fetus isn't viable.
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Note: This doesn't take into account whether Comcast Corporation formalizes a bid in time to for Sky as well.
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" The Home Secretary must also "take into account the technical feasilbity, and likely cost, of complying with those obligations.
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"We have to take into account that the demand for non-medical opium will continue to exist," she said.
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Furthermore, the UN report cited by Guterres didn't take into account the withdrawal of the US from the agreement.
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But is that still the case when you take into account some of the common by-products of aging?
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Keep in mind, though, the estimates rely on self-reported numbers and can't take into account your specific circumstances.
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"The only decision that you take into account is how does this affect your electoral chances," the source said.
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Financial decisions need to take into account the other person's thoughts, which are often in conflict with one's own.
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Even worse, the plan doesn't take into account the fact that the future of Social Security is in jeopardy.
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The one thing this view failed to take into account was the inspiration for Jeju Noodle Bar: Korean ramen.
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And that figure does not take into account non-press abductions — of businessmen, locals, engineers working for oil companies.
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Currently, the law only requires that regulators take into account the scientific evidence showing whether a species is threatened.
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A home designed for entertaining does not necessarily take into account that most of the time you're not entertaining.
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The total does not take into account journalists who have disappeared or are being held by non-state actors.
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Granted that we've often had excellent political leadership; this is not the only factor to take into account, however.
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"The government's economic package, to be compiled in April, will probably take into account this risk," the official said.
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"The government's economic package, to be compiled in April, will probably take into account this risk," the official said.
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There's something else conservatives also fail to take into account when talking about Baltimore: The impact of white flight.
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That approach did not take into account brain states, the high and low function, and it was not successful.
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To get the whole picture of your personality, you need to take into account the position of each planet.
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Then you'll take into account which Houses — which represent the different areas of our lives — those planets are in.
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First, the administration's plan does not take into account the specific nature of the current threat facing the nation.
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But the plan doesn't take into account the impact of such austerity, which would add more years of decline.
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Altmaier said Germany should take into account the social unrest in France after the French government raised energy prices.
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Additionally, take into account the benefits of increased bike use like improved health for individuals and protecting the environment.
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And the decision should also take into account your risk tolerance — that is, how much volatility you can withstand.
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That carefully negotiated, controversial plan didn't take into account what would happen if a massive fire happened right now.
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But the problem is that the technology Uber is using doesn't take into account drivers going through gender transitions.
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The club is trying to take into account his youth but manager Dave Roberts said they like his progression.
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" Instead, he offered a sliding scale that would take into account "the strength of the government's interest in enforcement.
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Legislators, by contrast, are free to take into account all kinds of "off the record" information in making decisions.
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That does not even take into account the economic losses from delaying innovation in America's emerging aerospace tech industries.
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Luckily, the fundamentals are already fairly predictive themselves, and the experts usually take into account polls when rating districts.
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"The market simply did not take into account that you can't go up like this that long," Yoshikami said.
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Third, Trump's review of Iran policy should take into account Tehran's reactions to NCRI revelations of human rights violations.
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What I did not take into account when I spoke to her was the difference in our social positions.
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The index does not take into account slow-onset climate risks such as rising sea levels or melting glaciers.
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But it also does not take into account dynamic scoring, which includes the effects of economic growth on revenues.
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The models, for instance, don't take into account weather conditions, which can affect the altitude of a mushroom cloud.
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And that doesn't take into account brand new orders, like the 20203,22020 Musk claimed to have received last week.
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But how do you take into account this complexity, plus the diversity of music—all while getting people dancing?
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The numbers here take into account taxes and government transfers, like Social Security, financial aid and anti-poverty benefits.
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He may have meant the enclosing Speedway, so immense its architects were obligated to take into account Earth's curvature.
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But that pitch becomes much more complicated when you take into account the industry the new console will live in.
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The first two are meant to take into account additional lenses and focus effects, like on the iPhone 7 Plus.
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Unfortunately, the bumbling-dad stereotype doesn't take into account the awesome advice many of us have gotten from our fathers.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives, financial situation, or particular needs of any specific person.
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These devices also take into account consumers' preference for using their own apps on their own phone in their cars.
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The process sounds deceptively simple, but must take into account the dates of all the other primaries across the nation.
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The response, he said, must take into account equitable distribution of responsibilities while ensuring the rights and dignity of all.
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CMU's AI focuses on information sets, a grouping of possible states that take into account the known and unknown variables.
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The UK, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, also has a long history of greenhouse gases to take into account.
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And that, of course, doesn't take into account the many people who'd never come clean about their predilection for piss.
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"The UWC's procedures have been revised every year to take into account lessons learned over the preceding year," he says.
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Even when we take into account the pay inequality, stars are still paid a lot of money for their work.
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Black Widow's death gets even grosser when you take into account Marvel's terrible track record with women characters more generally.
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Um, that sounds lovely, but that rosy image fails to take into account most people's everyday lives and demanding schedules.
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NASA's methods take into account inland temperatures in the Arctic — the fastest warming region of the globe — while NOAA's doesn't.
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It's also worth noting that the 40% retirement savings rate calculation does not take into account Social Security's looming shortfall.
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Others have since expanded upon Becker���s theory to take into account how much the rich show off their wealth.
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And talking about the "average fare" isn't necessarily helpful because that doesn't take into account the quality of a flight.
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As Clara positions its services around the enterprise, it will need to take into account professional sales and recruiting workflows.
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Image: Jae C. Hong/APSkydiving is pretty terrifying on its own, even when you take into account necessary safety precautions.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any specific person.
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"The Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA) doesn't take into account that small business owners may not have consistent income," he said.
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Moynihan warned against an over-emphasis on median pay gap data, which doesn't take into account gender-based career preferences.
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The ratings also take into account a high, albeit declining debt, solid liquidity buffer, as well as a wealthy economy.
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The ratings also take into account the region's exposure to contingent risk and a weak institutional framework for Russian subnationals.
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The new process will take into account how much the airspace is, the weather, local restrictions and public safety considerations.
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Regulated parties have consistently argued that EPA and other agencies must take into account the costs of complying with regulations.
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Merchants take into account the fact that a large portion of their customers are going to pay with a card.
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However, it didn't take into account whether the subject of the photos gave consent to them being shared with others.
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"I hope that they will take into account the necessity to preserve a room of maneuver for negotiation," he added.
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It's important to note that this research didn't take into account all possible reasons that people might regret casual sex.
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But looking to the future we should take into account the future steps which will be taken by our neighbors.
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What it does say is that the arrangements for withdrawal must take into account the framework for the future relationship.
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However, the ratings also take into account potential weaknesses in the banks' asset quality and the still challenging operating environment.
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Paul's reintroduction to Jo's world is all the more unsettling when you take into account her description of their marriage.
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While courts should take into account principles of international comity, this is not a factor that should override judicial scrutiny.
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Specifically, individuals can apply for employment-based visas, which take into account work experience, specialized skills, awards and so on.
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White House aide Madeleine Westerhout said the schedules don't take into account "hundreds" of the president's daily calls and meetings.
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Heat index is what it actually feels like outside when you take into account the humidity and the high temperature.
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Notably, the study doesn't take into account any measures that the ultra-wealthy might've taken to lower their tax burden.
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Here's a look at some key details to take into account as you're preparing to pre-order the new iPhones.
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The Chrome mobile app will also take into account whether users have added the particular site to their home screen.
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And this does not take into account the horrific attack on June 12 in a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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Each pillar had its subsections with variables to take into account, such as environmental quality, airport connectivity and internet access.
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They further take into account a granular lease book generating stable and predictable cash flows significantly exceeding expected debt maturities.
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We need to build on NAFTA's success, and make improvements that take into account a new and changing global environment.
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I think even though we're generally a nation of tax compliers, people take into account the likelihood of being audited.
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What this perspective fails to take into account is the racist beliefs that made cruelty to slaves seem ethically permissible.
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Their actual forecasts, which take into account economic reports yet to be released, is running at an average 3.6 percent.
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Numerous studies on decision-making find that groups make better decisions when they take into account a diversity of perspectives.
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But Ms. Parrott said that the poverty line fails to take into account costs like child care and rising rents.
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But he argues that the standard economic scholarship about tariffs does not take into account market distortions between trading partners.
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Foreign policy must take into account the outrageous income and wealth inequality that exists globally and in our own country.
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First, take into account all the economic resources that are nationalized under China's control (including some so-called private enterprises).
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Gender is "not something we take into account," Michael Ellis, the international director of the guides, told Agence France-Presse.
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The best of these models take into account portability, ease of use, speed, efficiency, and a number of other factors.
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But while those commissions will take into account Russia's recent reforms, Mr. Bach emphasized this week that punishment is certain.
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Does anyone take into account the huge challenges that lay along the path of a female victim of sexual violence?
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R0 also does not take into account the severity of illness in people who have been infected with the pathogen.
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There are also creative personalized gifts that take into account everything from their workout habits to the way they sleep.
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The forecast does not take into account any economic impact of the trade dispute between the United States and China.
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People are often searching for better opportunities but must also take into account factors like family characteristics, lifestyle, and community.
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This math, of course, doesn't take into account the streaming services that are coming in the next couple of years.
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They don't take into account potential offsets the companies won during the negotiations, such as plant closures and productivity gains.
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Even worse, these figures do not take into account the sky high cost of rent and taxes in blue states.
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Asked as he departed whether he would take into account the diverse set of views he'd heard, Kelly answered affirmatively.
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Even Google says it is beginning to take into account the quality of original reporting in its suggested news stories.
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Courts, too, may need to take into account the powerful influence of emotions, even on people in their early 20s.
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And this calculus does not take into account Overseas Contingency Operations, a separate bucket of money used to fund wars.
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Programs within juvenile detention facilities must take into account the landscape of occupational licensing, and other barriers, on the outside.
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And you're talking about solutions that really can take into account a smaller breadth of bureaucracy when you're enacting them.
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The amount would take into account the number of people in the program, in contrast to a simple block grant.
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None of the analyses (that I've seen) take into account the impact of having to find substitutes for animal byproducts.
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Experts say there's no serious legal hurdle for the EPA to redo its review and take into account new information.
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Even so-called dynamic estimates — which take into account economic growth from the plan — show massive revenue losses from the plan.
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And, as Stasak points out, these estimates don't take into account the 64,000 jobs on the reef that would be threatened.
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We also take into account some scope for reducing future distributions to shareholders and expansion capex if there is operating underperformance.
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We also have to take into account the criticism of globalization, which is growing in Europe as elsewhere in the world.
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We understand that this estimate does not take into account any reserves already set aside by banks against the CHF portfolios.
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Be sure to take into account other factors that are unique to each person, such as no longer having travel expenses.
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This is most likely a conservative estimate that does not take into account allied industries like the control of prison phones.
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He did though acknowledge that his health issues may be something that voters take into account when they judge his candidacy.
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The trio urged the president to consider "combining various sets of government regulations and ensuring they take into account consumer demand".
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"We will use the maximum of our available accounts and take into account the one you linked to earlier," he said.
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You know, we run – Steve, we run monetary policy for the U.S., but we have to take into account global developments.
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FED'S GEORGE SAYS STOCK MARKET MOVES HAPPEN IN SHORT INTERVALS, MONETARY POLICY DECISIONS TAKE INTO ACCOUNT LONGER-TERM -FOX BUSINESS INTERVIEW
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Those results are just one part of the puzzle, and do not necessarily take into account other factors, according to experts.
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But bringing in private money to regulate precious commodities raises moral questions that market forces don't take into account, campaigners say.
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You can say this kind of concern is overreacting, but it's not when you take into account certain domestic violence statistics.
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Blacks also had to take into account that Hillary and Bill themselves amassed $100 million to$200 million in personal wealth.
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There are, after all, certain real-world applications one must take into account: mass manufacturing and pricing being the big two.
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And his approach to dating will likely shift a bit, now that he has a child's interest to take into account.
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"On the other hand, we do have to take into account that we have had weak readings on inflation," Mester added.
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So what we're developing is algorithms that can take into account that external disturbance from the payload or from the arm.
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The ratings further take into account the slowdown of the national economy, which places a strain on the region's budgetary performance.
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She said the preclearance process for abortion access would take into account actions taken by states over the past 25 years.
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That's more than most OEMs, but that doesn't take into account costs on the Cashify side, which bring that number down.
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You need to take into account the number of servers, the logging policy, and the maximum number of simultaneous connections available.
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"We have to take into account first and foremost Turkey's very realistic national security concerns — it's a NATO ally," he said.
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Now, Twitter will take into account user behavior "on and off the platform" as it relates to affiliation with violent organizations.
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"Emphasis is placed on proposals that take into account financial prudence and synergy in the operations of Malaysia Airlines," he said.
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We cannot achieve true equality until we begin to seriously take into account the different people that make up our society.
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Each decision should take into account the history of a woman's illness, its severity, and her response to various treatment regimens.
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We also take into account some scope for reducing future distributions to shareholders and expansion capex in case of operating underperformance.
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Above all, new regulations should take into account the costs and benefits, as well as the potential effects, on small businesses.
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Great Wall and its leads were heard working to readjust the pricings to take into account a leap year in 2020.
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I don't really take into account making up a character or what she's doing, it's really just documenting where I'm at.
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Other things that are super important: Take into account in my investing and my planning that I live longer than men.
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As a pediatrician, I think about the baby, but I also try to take into account how the parents are doing.
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Under Castro's plan, such a tax credit would take into account what fair rent should look like for any given tenant.
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Though, when you take into account everything in Disney's catalog, from Marvel to Star Wars, those subscriber figures aren't surprising, either.
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At a campaign event, I asked how his plans for the state would take into account the aging of the population.
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However, that doesn't take into account medical inflation, population growth or other factors typically used to project programs' long-term costs.
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The review will take into account the speed and scale of smart meter roll-out and costs incurred by energy suppliers.
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A new U.S. policy should finally take into account the significant role that the Iranian people and the organized opposition play.
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They do not take into account refineries' operating costs (for gas, power, water, hydrogen and catalysts) or capital costs (including depreciation).
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Still, González said he would also take into account the needs of Dreamers — immigrants who arrived in the country as minors.
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It does not take into account people who are working only part time because they cannot find a full-time job.
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"If you discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, you necessarily take into account the sex of the employee," said Antollino.
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Sometimes they fail to take into account a woman's unique perspective and instead become narratives about male feelings, reactions, and growth.
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It could take into account factors like location, size of the customer and priority as defined by the customer service rep.
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They'd have to take into account a broader swathe of the public, and that's good for centrism and good for democracy.
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That figure, of course, does not take into account cost of mileage, payroll taxes for 1099 independent contractors and other expenses.
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Browder had to take into account the sheer number of sub-forms and regional differences in law when building the tool.
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The involuntary bumping figure does not take into account passengers who agree to give up their seats in exchange for compensation.
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In addition, lawyers can negotiate settlements with landlord attorneys, with terms that take into account the particular circumstances of their clients.
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Any precedent that will change the dynamic of doctor and patient must take into account a nearly infinite number of complexities.
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That means considering the same kind of playing style and chemistry issues NBA general managers and soccer coaches take into account.
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"The setting has to take into account the person's skin tone and how much sun exposure they've had," Dr. Wechsler said.
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For another, a comparison of mere death rates does not take into account the barbarism of gratuitous violence committed against prisoners.
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Tournament hosts and sponsors, Crow said, will probably want to take into account the shock much of the world has endured.
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If we want, we can ensure that the programs do not take into account anything about the political preferences of voters.
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For years, Exxon Mobil has insisted that its investment decisions take into account what carbon pollution will eventually cost the company.
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The Legislature, which is in charge of redistricting, does not have to take into account the maps created by the commission.
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Housing charges take into account building supplies, maintenance, utilities, depreciation, administration and occupancy rates, adding in a targeted margin of profit.
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EU regulators are in the midst of reviewing competition rules to take into account new factors such as digitalisation and globalization.
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Analysts, in assessing a producer's supply of oil to the market, generally do not take into account crude moved into storage.
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That estimate does not take into account those workers who need to stay home to care for a sick family member.
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The manual now makes it clear that commanders selecting targets must take into account the anticipated harm to such civilians, too.
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Analysts have increased price forecasts for European carbon prices to take into account the reforms that are designed to curb oversupply.
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If that list of hardware grows unusually long for a single account, there's one red flag Disney could take into account.
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How much do you take into account what happened at past debates when making your plan of attack for this one?
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"So the changes this year take into account what happened to past winners but also the effects of Brexit," she said.
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GAO recommended that Treasury Department ensures its regulatory analyses take into account the distributional effects of revenue changes made by regulations.
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Sustainability reports almost never take into account — or publicly report — the health and environmental impacts of the toxicity of chemical ingredients.
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Studies have very mixed evidence, and mostly use observational data instead of controlled experiments that can take into account people's personality.
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It would take into account the global strategic situation by supporting promising cooperative initiatives as well as responding to competitive threats.
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ECB President Mario Draghi on Tuesday said the meeting would have to take into account weaker prospects for growth and inflation.
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Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will take into account the diplomatic implications of each mission, officials said.
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It would also take into account the baby's position, whether he or she is lying down, kneeling, standing up or otherwise.
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Moreover, MFA would allow us to rethink healthcare delivery to take into account perhaps the biggest feasible benefit in health outcomes.
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The Cato Institute disputes that figure, which Mr. Nowrasteh said did not take into account the economic benefits of undocumented immigrants.
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The animals present a challenge because the systems must be carefully calibrated to take into account important characteristics like their movement.
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The index, which is viewed as a general indication of weight relative to size, does not take into account muscle mass.
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The survey data does not take into account the more recently introduced all-wheel-drive versions of the Model 3, though.
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Tax authorities don't take into account what the underlying land might be used for by another owner, along with other variables.
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"Why should we take into account his age?" said Phil Nagle, an advocate for abuse victims from Ballarat, Cardinal Pell's hometown.
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"We tried to take into account many confounding factors, but it is unlikely that we captured all of them," he says.
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"We will take into account the lessons of the Woodford fund when finalizing these rules," Bailey said in the Financial Times.
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Furthermore, Congress really does take into account public opinion and feedback from constituents — particularly on matters that affect those constituents' pocketbooks.
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Some doctors say the emphasis on randomized controlled trials don't take into account anecdotal evidence and the experience of medical experts.
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You've got to do your research before shopping anywhere unfamiliar, and take into account three things: price, packaging, and point of sale.
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The prices aren't all that precise, because it doesn't take into account the condition of items, the bundled accessories, and so on.
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It doesn't take into account show popularity, which means that 20 percent number likely underestimates the value of that content to Netflix.
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Any strategy has to take into account how you confront all of the extremists in the region and how to confront Iran.
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Historically, once we take into account how voters feel about a president overall, it doesn't matter what his economic approval rating is.
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Its design didn't take into account the inverse strategy adopted by our harassers: thousands of unique emails sent to the same recipient.
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The comparison figure of 19 billion euros was restated from 19.8 billion euros previously to take into account the sale of Fineco.
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They also take into account the bank's small size and regionally concentrated franchise, improving, though still weak, asset quality and modest profitability.
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"This recommendation was issued in a record time and doesn't take into account homeopathy's specificity," Boiron said on Friday in a statement.
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However, keep in mind that there's no way the survey could take into account Surface products made in the last two years.
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Tombini said policy makers had to take into account the International Monetary Fund's "significant" cuts to Brazil's growth outlook announced on Tuesday.
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The numbers look even better — vis a vis Android — when you take into account that most other phones are running iOS 12.
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It recommended Boeing take into account how multiple alerts could startle pilots and hinder their ability to regain control of the aircraft.
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They also pointed out that the tests take into account other factors, including age, to give women an understanding of their fertility.
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And all of this doesn't even take into account if the kid is a picky eater—Henry's lucky that her daughter isn't.
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But the structural deficit indicator does not take into account such one-off items and the Commission called the explanation "not constructive".
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The study does not take into account intense fighting in recent months around Baiji, Sinjar or Ramadi — all former Islamic State strongholds.
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Without help, then, some people won't be able to afford insurance premiums that take into account their diabetes, heart attacks, or cancer.
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The convening authority should take into account his long record of service, and whether he has mental health issues from his deployments.
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These models take into account weather patterns that direct and distort weapon clouds, as well as the shelter provided by concrete structures.
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Most youth helmets are miniaturized versions of adult helmets and fail to take into account the specific needs of a youth player.
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The USCIRF generally adopts a harsher view than the State Department, which has to take into account America's broader foreign-policy interests.
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The projections take into account things such as macroeconomic conditions, domestic and international policies, farm legislation and growth rates of U.S. productivity.
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Positive: The ratings take into account Fitch's expectation of profit growth and a positive rating action is unlikely in the medium term.
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For instance, the paper measures injuries but doesn't take into account whether these injuries may have resulted from resisting arrest, he said.
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They're growing their sales at 60% year over year, and that doesn't even take into account the opportunity that they've got internationally.
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Of course, this doesn't take into account driver expenses, such as insurance, fueling, cleanup, and other costs associated with ride-share driving.
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But they note a stringent criteria would be applied to take into account the so-called Brexit risk, which would affect pricing.
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" She faulted him for "excuses" on the issue, saying, "It's a difference that Democratic voters in our primary can take into account.
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A quarter-pound hamburger requires 462 gallons of water if you take into account the water required to grow the cattle feed.
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"Our mid-term fiscal plans take into account the possibility of moderate interest rate rises and we set aside provisions," he added.
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How it works: The SAT's new metric will take into account 15 factors that evaluate family income, social environments and educational disparities.
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IBM lowered its earnings forecast for the year on Friday to take into account the Red Hat acquisition, which closed last month.
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Therefore, if you are contributing to an HSA, make sure you take into account anything your employer put in on your behalf.
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The poll did not take into account a swing by the People's Party to the right after Pablo Casado became party leader.
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In 1999, Biden also said senators should take into account the impact drawing out the impeachment proceedings would have on the country.
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But scientists in charge of the study said the panel's concerns were hypothetical and did not take into account the proposed protocol.
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Keep in mind that audience size does not take into account sentiment — so Donald Trump's 20 million lead may not be flattering.
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But Cowie didn't mention a crucial detail: The state data she referred to didn't take into account half of the babies' deaths.
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Your investment portfolio should take into account how many working years you have left, if any, and you should adjust yourasset allocation.
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Now that's one of the factors that we have to take into account fiscal policy potential fiscal policy changes and their impact.
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A question is how the U.S. rail regulator would approach any proposed merger, as it must take into account other potential deals.
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The group "urges the new administration to take into account Martosko's role as 'an early architect of 'fake news,'" the statement says.
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday, Quinn blasted Microsoft for failing to take into account how the software could be manipulated.
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But Bowles said the system doesn't take into account what university or school you've been to in order to strip out bias.
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This doesn't even take into account the fact that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson worked at the company for over 41 years.
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"The teacher did not even take into account that there were boys in the class," The News Minute quoted her as saying.
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The comptroller said that it would take into account details in the report by MCCI and Animal Politico in its ongoing investigation.
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So $3 per month seems like a fair price if you take into account the regular license upgrades for major new versions.
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They say the work requirements do not take into account factors that might otherwise keep a welfare recipient out of the workforce.
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Attorneys for the U.S. government say the deadlines do not take into account the time needed to verify and vet each parent.
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She wrote that Facebook's current definition of terrorism doesn't take into account rebel groups that follow international humanitarian law, according to Reuters.
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"Without sacrificing price stability, monetary policy must take into account other objectives such as employment creation and economic growth," the ANC added.
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" Bloomberg's Everytown is also simply wrong when it says that Kavanaugh "does not take into account a law's impact on public safety.
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To take into account Amazon's past, present, and cash-filled future, here is our annotated version of Amazon's July 1994 job posting.
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On Monday, Reed said he hoped Trump's speech during his upcoming trip to South Korea will take into account the ally's concerns.
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She also added that it had failed to take into account the economic advantages of being free of burdensome regulations from Brussels.
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The big picture: The paper argues that any solution must take into account that health care settings often are not normal markets.
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But there's a lot of different elements you must take into account and taking your head above the parapet is absolutely key.
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And that doesn't take into account extra bases taken by runners, extra batters faced by pitchers and plenty of other hidden consequences.
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Our review will take into account Baidu's strong net cash position, which provides a cushion to fund potential losses in the FSG.
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Proponents for eliminating the ACA taxes must take into account that the taxes are estimated to generate $350 billion over a decade.
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But it does not take into account the Senate, where leaders will need some Democratic votes to pass any spending legislation. Rep.
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On Tuesday, Fiat Chrysler said it would adjust its monthly totals to take into account sales that did not actually go through.
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Military trip itineraries are typically made by junior officers and non-commissioned officers, who take into account the cheapest routes and accommodations.
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Neither the diversity visa program nor the extended family migration laws take into account our country's economic needs or national security priorities.
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The Saudi-led coalition's statement said the closures would be temporary and "take into account" the work of humanitarian and aid organizations.
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They might also be able to take into account factors such as the time of day, and your emotional and physical state.
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His music video for "Señorita" is borderline NSFW, especially when you take into account that it's co-starring his real girlfriend, Cabello.
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They urged Trump to look at the bigger picture and take into account the historic context of these sorts of trade punishments.
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Some federal judges have expressed frustration with the guidelines because they potentially hamstring jurists and do not take into account mitigating circumstances.
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We did not take into account market-share differences between conventional and organic produce, but this result ran contrary to common opinion.
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"The biggest issue with parent PLUS loans is the underwriting doesn't take into account affordability," said Nick Clements, co-founder of MagnifyMoney.
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Failing to take into account the downside risks inherent in coal mining could impair Peabody's competitive position in the future, Cowan said.
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" He added, "Foreign policy must take into account the outrageous income and wealth inequality that exists globally and in our own country.
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Sullivan said he would take into account Flynn's public service and military career and his cooperation in the investigation when sentencing him.
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However, these figures take into account the revenue generated by subscribers across platforms – including mobile, desktop computers, set-top boxes, and elsewhere.
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How, exactly, does such a decadent fashion display help (or even take into account, really) the inhabitants of the Communist-ruled country?
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If you're asking why researchers used call data over texts, take into account the fact that this research was done in 2007.
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One has a long and checkered history to examine; the other comes with less baggage (and fewer successes) to take into account.
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They were, however, produced by Harvey Weinstein's Miramax, so that may be something you want to take into account before flipping on.
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When leaders are coming up with policies for problems, do they take into account the views of the people into those issues?
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So it's up to the United Kingdom within these negotiations to think about the trade-offs they want to take into account.
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This is the time for reasoned, careful actions that fully take into account both our national interests and our principles and values.
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"Regulation should always take into account the impact that it has on markets — a balance that must be constantly weighed," he said.
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Further, these studies don't take into account the number of dick pics and sexts that recipients forward and share with other people.
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The agriculture ministry should take into account customs export data, domestic production and available stockpiles when making its proposal, the government said.
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"We have to make sure that the security procedures also take into account the economic dimension of the country," al Qassemi said.
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Architects have to take into account a year-round tropical climate in addition to the effect of carbon emissions from their projects.
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Times editors and reporters covering national security frequently discuss these sorts of issues and take into account the government's arguments against publication.
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Obviously, a 44-year-old decision over tax papers doesn't take into account how information can be stored today, nor how much.
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Prime Minister Youssef Chahed conceded that pay was an issue but added that any agreement must take into account the public finances.
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To take into account cumulative effects that project consultations miss, agencies periodically initiate a broader planning effort that includes a programmatic consultation.
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Your response, I bet, will be tempered by what you and your friends think and not take into account the entire country.
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The maps also don't take into account the quality of the connection, whether it's through satellite, fixed wireless, coaxial cable, or fiber.
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In offering financial support, the university will also take into account the skyrocketing cost of living in Southern California, Dr. Folt said.
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The committee's quarterly meeting decisions take into account international energy prices, the Egyptian pound's exchange rate against the dollar and other factors.
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Accepting the benefits also subjects designers to strict regulations that often don't take into account the nuances of the fashion design business.
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The conversation doesn't take into account the wants or needs of the person or even if that person has wants or needs.
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We also take into account some scope for flexing down future distributions to shareholders and expansion capex in case of operating underperformance.
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Paul went onto accuse media organizations of "playing God" by setting "arbitrary" criteria that doesn't take into account polling margin of error.
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Trump's tasking of his National Security Council staff to review Iran policy should take into account such human rights violations by Tehran.
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And perhaps the company didn't take into account the name sounding humorous to English speakers, because it's been so focused on China.
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The appeals court might also take into account the fact that there are several other cases around the country challenging the ban.
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It's too early to tell what factors the new president and new Congress will take into account in making decisions about businesses.
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Are there any sort of like safety considerations that you have to take into account, while you're trying to eat while skydiving?
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But these figures don't take into account the time between an S.E.C. settlement and a plan's approval, which can be many years.
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Historians have only recently begun to take into account the gold rush of new data about the climate in the classical world.
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Griff fails to take into account the mixed-income company at lunch when he complains about the annoyances of private jet ownership.
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The main thing to take into account for these designers is how people move — or perhaps, more accurately, stampede — in response to threats.
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One route they may take: Take into account only the damages that climate change causes the United States, instead of the damage globally.
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He appeared to downplay the CBO score, saying it may not take into account changes the administration wants to add in later phases.
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For starters, a sample size of 30 is too small to be significant and Karmazin's work doesn't take into account the placebo effect.
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You can see in the data, in our charts and we have tried to take into account the uncertainty that is out there.
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" BOC'S WILKINS ON THE EFFECT OF HIGHER INTEREST RATES ON PEOPLE WITH DEBTS: "We take into account the fact that households are indebted.
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Other political events that UBS thinks investors should take into account this year are elections in India, South Africa, Greece, Canada, and Argentina.
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That means when you take into account its 6.1-inch screen, the iPhone XR's closest family member is last year's iPhone 8 Plus.
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And if one's trying to get sufficiently accurate answers, one's going to have to take into account the gravitational effect of other planets.
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A revision should also take into account the migration of the fund industry from a professional services business to primarily a marketing business.
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The point system proposed in the White House plan would take into account age, English proficiency, offers of employment and educational/vocational certifications.
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As Business Insider previously reported, they only take into account the information you provide and only consider the principal payment and interest payment.
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"They (parliamentarians) also said their wish is to have an election in early September which I will take into account," Grabar-Kitarovic said.
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The FBI cautions against comparing cities against each other, since the basic figures rarely take into account the complex local factors at play.
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The 2000 cents figure doesn't take into account that women are more likely to leave work to take care of family or children.
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Moreover, any cost-benefit analysis on the social impact of these vices needs to take into account that people do find them enjoyable.
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In 11 years, she's cost me about $49,000* — that's twice the national average (this didn't take into account dog-walking or pet-sitting).
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Beyond mitigating climate change, trees help purify water, clean air, and provide homes to wildlife, so there's a lot to take into account.
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The ratings also take into account risks relating to the Russian operating environment, significant cyclicality in the bank's performance and moderate regulatory capitalisation.
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Buyers should also take into account whether they are realistically going to keep their automobile for longer than the length of the loan.
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Another factor to take into account now is a rising interest rate environment, which could make dividend payouts less valuable for two reasons.
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The figures released by the agency on Monday do not take into account lost revenue if Britain's departure accompanies a wider regional recession.
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However, this data doesn't take into account players under the age of 18, which represent 28 percent of overall gamers, according to Verto.
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That's especially true when you take into account that an Xbox One S costs $200, while the new iPad Pro runs for $800.
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Several Wall Street lobby groups said the rule did not take into account other regulations designed to mitigate the risk of counterparty exposure.
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The company is considering dropping the forecast or revising it to take into account the known impact of the scandal, the executive said.
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Or Google could embellish the feature to take into account details about the user's health, including general factors like age, weight, and gender.
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I think the judges take into account which celebs have dance experience, where people are in their personal journeys and how they progress.
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That's because the sticker price may not take into account the variety of discounts and promotions that tend to show up each season.
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Also, core PCE doesn't take into account the massive appreciation in asset prices such as housing, which have increased the cost of living.
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It is high time that copyright laws take into account that consumers share and create videos, music and photos on a daily basis.
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Still, increasing access using a test that doesn't take into account the majority of the mutations linked to cancer seems less than optimal.
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The Saudi-led coalition&aposs statement says the closures will be temporary and "take into account" the work of humanitarian and aid organizations.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives or circumstances of particular investor, or suggest any specific course of action.
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One feature of Dr Shah's algorithms, therefore, is that they try to take into account what information a human team mate already possesses.
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The current Pinterest experience already revolves around a feed of pins, but it doesn't take into account who you follow all that much.
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Our assumptions take into account historical episodes of system stress as well as Hong Kong banks' considerate underwriting policies and sound prudential supervision.
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Therefore yes, we of course take into account that factor, you cannot not take it into account, but it has a limited impact.
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Finally, both judges have previously indicated that when they sentence Manafort, they might take into account Mueller's accusations that Manafort lied during cooperation.
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Honestly, we usually don't try too much to take into account what the fans think, but we got asked that question so much.
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Chan said extreme weather warnings that take into account people's age and literacy level can help reach and protect the most vulnerable groups.
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It also has to take into account the access-level security, only displaying content that the person querying has the right to access.
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The idea here is to take into account the interior photos of homes you're looking at and which ones you seem to like.
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Bahrain said it wanted to take into account the interests of its allies and partners to preserve "distinctive and historical relations" with them.
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The ratings also take into account sizeable contingent liabilities, the concentrated nature of the republic's tax base amid difficult economic conditions in Russia.
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The CBO is expected to update its analysis of the impact of the legislation to take into account the latest changes being proposed.
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" A spokesman for Whitefish Energy told the Times that "simply looking at the rate differential does not take into account Whitefish's overhead costs.
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"Any technical solution must take into account that a significant percentage of the electorate is not technology-literate," says cybersecurity expert Jeffrey Carr.
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The report does not take into account potential benefits from emissions reductions or future technology that could influence costs over the long term.
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That figure doesn't take into account millions more many companies have lost in terms of brand value and increased costs for IP security.
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He told the state broadcaster late on Monday that the council had failed to take into account Burundi's contribution to balance the report.
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Tuna fisheries that use "dolphin-safe labels" will face new certification requirements that take into account the mortality and injury rate of dolphins.
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There are myriad considerations that police must take into account, and these considerations are not always obvious (or explained) to the general public.
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And it didn't really take into account modern advancements where you had just one really big GPU that generated a ton of heat.
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"This is a terrific result for FAR shareholders, especially given this estimate does not take into account the anticipated upside opportunities," Norman said.
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The H-85033B lottery does not take into account how talented applicants may be or how much their companies rely on their skills.
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Net revenue yields, which take into account spending per available berth, rose 2.7 percent in the third quarter on a constant currency basis.
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"It also doesn't take into account how much consumers still want to be in person with brands and products and people," Dunn said.
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The ratings also take into account the company's reliance on short-term funding and tight liquidity, in common with other domestic leasing companies.
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There are many other big, hard-to-predict factors, like differential turnout (will younger voter participate in sufficient numbers?), to take into account.
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The ratings of the Ageas holding companies take into account the group's strong net cash position, which totalled EUR2.1bn at end-June 2016.
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Conversely, if we truly are designing a global vision using blockchain, this means building systems and processes that take into account everyone's values.
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The ratings also take into account the region's exposure to contingent risk, limited fiscal flexibility, and a weak institutional framework for Russian subnationals.
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Also, the APA calls for a notice-and-comment process requiring the FCC to take into account public comment before taking final action.
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The designers were careful to take into account variations in wave height and the projected rise in sea level due to climate change.
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If you take into account her commute, she has to wear contact lenses for what works out to over 12 hours a day.
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Nestlé said that figure did not take into account water used for cleaning or in the manufacturing process and for employees to drink.
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Cameras also provide a way to recognize traffic lights, street signs, road markings and other signals that cars need to take into account.
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In deciding whether to associate with people in our personal lives, information of this sort is one thing we reasonably take into account.
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The new proposal directs the E.P.A. to no longer take into account those "co-benefits" when considering the economic impact of a regulation.
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SIX adjusted its all-cash 2.8 billion euro ($3.07 billion)offer to take into account the dividend BME recently paid to its shareholders.
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If a company is considering a move to a new location, should it take into account the prospective benefits to its new neighborhood?
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It may also take into account mapmaking ruled invidiously partisan by lower-court judges in North Carolina and Pennsylvania, both in Republican hands.
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"We are concerned about the potential impact of Brexit and you have to take into account the potential volatility around that," he added.
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The letter also falsely suggests that the departments need more time to take into account the experience of states and local school districts.
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And the President's words fail to take into account why players like Kaepernick and others choose not to stand during the national anthem.
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Your investment portfolio should take into account how many working years you have left, if any, and you should adjust your asset allocation.
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"When it comes to making any decisions regarding acquisition plans, we will take into account the interests of dividend-driven shareholders," he said.
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Hence, we will need dynamic pricing mechanisms that take into account different variables, and do so in as frictionless a way as possible.
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"We will have to take into account this element (the exchange rate) in our information set in our future policy decisions," he added.
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While there are many concerns to take into account when it comes to divorce, one significant concern is the financial burden accompanying it.
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Whether from the ground or the air, Koolhaas's vision of the city did not fully take into account the reality of life there.
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It doesn't mean when we get to making decisions, that I won't want to take into account other factors that are forward looking.
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But, he added, fishery managers at state and federal levels are examining ways to take into account the effects of warming ocean temperatures.
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"The persistent low interest rate is a reality that we obviously need to take into account," ABP's Wortmann-Kool told pensioners last month.
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In discussions with CMS, the way they measure access to care does not take into account whether a patient can actually access care.
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Her plan to study comparative literature at Yale failed to take into account the department's requirement that entering students know Latin and Greek.
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Following the report, the Superior Court said they did not take into account lobbying from Harris' office or Adachi's on the bail schedule.
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Instead, she wants to take into account price variations in different housing markets rather than trying to put in a single, national standard.
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Numerous statutes contain similar language requiring agencies to take "necessary" and "appropriate" actions, or other language requiring agencies to take into account costs.
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Jean: Well we need to take into account that global trade may be affected by this negotiations or tensions because anticipations may change.
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FCC officials said the agency has to take into account the rights already acquired by SpaceX, OneWeb, and the other first-round licensees.
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The cost would be even greater once you take into account the interest the US would have to pay on all that debt.
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The measure would also allow companies to take into account people's health status in determining whether to insure them and at what price.
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We emphatically disagree because a health care program like Medicaid, by its very nature, must take into account whether it improves people's health.
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Economists also take into account how the changes in prices and sales volume affect the behavior of consumers and companies in the long run.
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Then you have the Fed on the other side who you have to take into account – your yield curve is disintegrating in here today.
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Remember: These do not take into account deductions and individual circumstances, but familiarizing yourself with these rates is a pretty good place to start.
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" The office also says that when considering applications, "pardon officials take into account the petitioner's acceptance of responsibility, remorse, and atonement for the offense.
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This is, in the end, a long war of ideas that must take into account the tides of history moving across the Middle East.
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Erasmus Napitupulu, program director of the Institute for Criminal Justice Reform, said the court did not take into account the reason for the abortion.
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That argument does not take into account the fact that abortion is a very safe procedure, far safer than others with no similar restrictions.
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The Fed should not only take into account the global context but also listen to the anguished cry of working and middle class voters.
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That does not take into account any impact caused by production stoppages that followed the deadly earthquakes in southwestern Japan last month, it said.
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The absence of "grace" might seem insignificant, but take into account how much of a role Justin's other tattoos play in the issue's spread.
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The statement ends with a hope that physicists will take into account expertise on these issues before giving airtime to anyone with an opinion.
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"The insurance companies are saying, 'Hey, we're not going to insure this unless you take into account some of those climate challenges,'" said Blackmon.
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But the proliferation and the density of that kind of A2/AD environment is something that we're going to have to take into account.
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HB: Except they didn't seem to take into account and every one of the instances they put in that video Trump hedged super hard.
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So now a few things should happen: the government should rework its email and security protocols to take into account a world beyond Blackberry.
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Not really, when you take into account that consumers — you and me — contribute to this number with every $20 pair of jeans we buy.
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Everything from your base layers (T-shirts, tanks, tops) to your shoes should take into account that you'll be standing and walking for hours.
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The big picture: This was the intended consequence of changes made to the program to take into account the patient mix in these hospitals.
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For instance, we should take into account the high risk of health problems during that mission and no direct professional medical support and care.
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And those models don't even take into account public health improvements and innovation-induced growth, which could easily turn the net GDP impact positive.
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According to the company, the number of a driver's weekly or daily trips would take into account rides that are shared with multiple passengers.
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"Now our motto when users send us a query is to take into account higher queries every step of the translation," Cattiau tells Mashable.
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The estimates were provisional and did not take into account the weather until harvest, which usually takes place from August to October in France.
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The OBR's outlook has yet to take into account the impact of Brexit, given that the nature of the exit deal is still unclear.
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It's a dangerous cocktail which Fed officials, despite their comments to the contrary, will surely take into account when deciding policy in coming months.
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Melodious music could improve everyone's commute, for example; a new road may benefit communities by more than a private investor would take into account.
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From Softpedia News:Investigators say the email was crafted in such a way to take into account Leoni's internal procedures for approving and transferring funds.
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This is especially true when you take into account just how easy it is to develop those stubborn ingrown hairs we all can't stand.
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More often than not, ghosts are unwanted, frightening entities that we assume mean us harm, but that doesn't take into account benevolent hauntings, a.k.a.
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Risk measurement should also, in my view, take into account close calls and incidents in which passengers are hurt, even if they aren't killed.
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I also don't like that the company doesn't take into account difficult parts of the job, like if there are a lot of stairs.
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However, because of the dumb way the NCAA seeds teams—refusing to take into account margin of victory, and have I mentioned that before?
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China's central bank will take into account off-balance sheet financing at commercial banks to assess their overall financial health, three sources told Reuters.
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This means that Tinder will take into account what your potential matches find attractive in order to maximise your chances of matching with them.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives or circumstances of any particular investor, or suggest any specific course of action.
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The impact analysis should also take into account "the distribution of its impact on the different banking models and across jurisdictions," the document said.
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Fitch's positive view on the development pipeline does not take into account Wynn Paradise Park, which is yet to be approved by WYNN's board.
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The NRC survey did not take into account the roughly 200,000 refugees who have fled to neighboring countries such as Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
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One such step would be to have the government take into account the economic and social costs of climate change when considering policy actions.
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The ratings take into account the bank's solid risk-weighted capital ratios, expected gradual asset quality improvements and a sound funding and liquidity profile.
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Moody's economic model won't take into account any poll bounce for Trump from the Republican National Convention, which ended on Thursday night in Cleveland.
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Some argue that any adjustment to the block grant should take into account Scotland's diminishing need for cash relative to needs elsewhere in Britain.
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The chief hurdle to take into account when planning a hostile takeover is the shareholder rights plan, more commonly known as the poison pill.
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"The most important thing is to make sure that whatever we do we take into account energy-intensive or -exposed businesses," said state Sen.
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China will announce the second batch of quotas, which will "take into account market demand," by the end of June, according to the statement.
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The Democrats suggested that cost estimate was conservative because it doesn't take into account tax sheltering that might occur if capital gains are indexed.
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It did not take into account the spillover effects — good or bad — that the refrigerator had due to our ability to shop less frequently.
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The ratings also take into account ASF's strategic importance to the Astra Group in expanding the latter's car manufacturing and distributor business in Indonesia.
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It also would change the formula for cost-of-living adjustments in an effort to better take into account the costs that seniors incur.
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But not the sort of thing that can take into account human behavior and bacterial biology and interactions of both with the surrounding environments.
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State Department officials declined on the grounds that the think tank report, which did not take into account refugee contributions through taxes, was flawed.
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Graham says that while this is theoretical, it is something US strategists obviously take into account in the weight they put into the relationship.
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Nichols also said that besides taking the weather into account, take into account how you will transport all your wedding gear to your destination.
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The engineers also didn't take into account the effects of leaves, which caused damage and limited the amount of electricity the panels could produce.
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They were designed for Times Square's multilingual and multicultural audience, and they take into account the unique challenges of the crossroads of the world.
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The appellate judges wrote that Judge Ramos must take into account the Texas Legislature's desire to protect against voter fraud in fixing the problem.
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Trip itineraries in the military are typically made by junior officers and non-commissioned officers, who take into account the cheapest routes and accommodations.
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It's also not about just this continuum or this horizontal distribution of masculinities, but it has to take into account the ranking of them.
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When Maughan draws his routes, he said he doesn't take into account the hilly San Francisco streets, which can make for an extra challenge.
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EFSA scientists will take into account a report the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) published in November.
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Job seekers should also take into account factors such as culture, company size, paid time off, health benefits and their personal interests and values.
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It is difficult to take into account this effect you are talking about, I mean the government's policy that aims at stimulating consumption spending.
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The New York market is too tied to Brazil's production, Velez said, and does not take into account growers in Colombia or Central America.
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In our assessment of capitalisation we also take into account the bank's small total equity base against the bank's high exposure to operational risk.
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Senior members of the FCC told reporters on a media call in April that they won't take into account the amount of comments filed.
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"We had to take into account they were modeling bankruptcy, and that was a serious exercise with them," Hunter said during a press conference.
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Future versions of Immuta will take into account the ever-changing policy and regulatory landscape and offer new features for further automating data governance.
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But international standards for these kinds of tests were developed decades ago, Lyman said, and don't take into account collisions on high-speed roadways.
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Weighted average antidilution, unlike full ratchet protections, take into account a number of different factors to produce a more "fair" or reasonable dilution regime.
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But there are some important differences to take into account when it comes to the phones' design, screen sizes, and durability, among other factors.
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The likelihood that the current conservative majority would take into account the "egalitarian strain in First Amendment law," as described by Tribe, is zero.
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The system doesn't take into account changes in an order or the vendors running out of your ordered item before you actually reach them.
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