Below, Amanda Cox, the editor of The Upshot, and Nate Cohn, an Upshot domestic correspondent, answer questions about the project.
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These findings are based on an Upshot analysis of voter registration data nationwide, as well as Upshot/Siena College polls of North Carolina, Florida and Pennsylvania.
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" The upshot is that "neither was wrong, but both right.
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You create an event on Upshot and invite your friends.
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The upshot is a lot of premature deaths (see chart).
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The upshot is the eternal desideratum of better fuel economy.
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The upshot will be an economic hit in the billions.
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Y. Times Upshot has a living list, last updated Dec.
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Other online CRM competitors included Salesnet, RightNow Technologies and Upshot.
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That's the upshot of Tuesday night primaries across five states.
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The upshot: iMessage and Messenger have more features than Allo.
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" Our Upshot colleague Brendan Nyhan agreed, sagely noting: "Outliers happen.
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In addition, The Upshot provides political analysis and data visualizations.
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The upshot there is this: she's not very well liked.
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The upshot: The FCC wants to carve up the band.
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But the upshot seems to be the same: Shame isn't just
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The upshot: She ditched the Giants but kept the Giants podcaster.
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The upshot: it's time to see a little action on this.
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Brink Lindsey: The upshot is that innovation has become more difficult.
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The upshot is that Turkey's judicial chaos is now Europe's headache.
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The upshot is that inheritances are making a comeback (see chart).
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The upshot is that old scientific cliché: "more research is needed".
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The upshot is that the world increasingly relies on American shale.
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The upshot would be the ability to semantically label handwritten documents.
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The upshot: We were talking about terrorism, which serves his purposes.
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The upshot is an internal environment that is drier and stiffer.
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Upshot ___ Clashes in the German city of Chemnitz drew global attention.
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We're resurfacing an Upshot article from November that debunked the claim.
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THE UPSHOT Rarely has a production so defied — and exceeded — expectations.
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The upshot: Trump canceled his closing press conference and headed home.
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The Upshot has given a sense of where each candidate stands.
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The upshot is, it's not about how much money we have.
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The upshot is, Winston Smith is gaslit to hell and back.
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Amanda Cox, editor of The Upshot, agreed to take them on.
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This influence is apparent in what I write for The Upshot.
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The Upshot calculates Clinton has a 93 percent chance of winning.
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What is the practical upshot of that debate for today's decisions?
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The New York Times' Upshot gives Cisneros a 27 point lead.
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" The upshot, according to Victor: "How common is suicidal ideation in adults?
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The upshot, analysts and experts say, is that there's likely turbulence ahead.
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That's the upshot of CNBC and LinkedIn's survey of women in entertainment.
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The upshot: they scrimp and save hard for that longed-for kid.
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The upshot of all of this is a newfound sense of experimentation.
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The upshot is that the ONS's measure of inequality may be inaccurate.
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The upshot is that I have been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer.
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The upshot is that Argentines pay dearly for almost anything they buy.
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The upshot is that we are in living in fragile, unpredictable times.
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In a New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll, former state Rep.
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The New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll was conducted from Sept.
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The upshot was a "List of Hope", that was reformist in parts.
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On the upshot, this was the ideal opportunity to test the tracking.
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The New York Times Upshot blog predicted that Denver would win out.
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But a look at The Upshot forecasting model shows a different picture.
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The Upshot: Precinct Data Shows Rich, White Neighborhoods Flipping Democratic in 2016.
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" The scatterplot graph was modified from the Upshot article "Is Sushi 'Healthy'?
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Its ambiguities of character take a back seat to a trite upshot.
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What data or question would you like to see The Upshot explore?
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The upshot in her report: Today's young people are on the vanguard.
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Our colleagues at The Upshot answered questions about how we cover elections.
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But, our Upshot columnist writes, Democrats have some significant weak spots, too.
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Our Upshot columnist Nate Cohn looked at the state of the race.
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His upshot: Peace takes work and God intended it to be so.
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The Upshot | News, analysis and graphics about politics, policy and everyday life.
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The upshot of greater after-tax disposable income would be faster consumption.
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But sometime Tuesday night, that 84-percent Clinton win Upshot figure flipped.
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The upshot of all of this is that, of course, dragons die.
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The upshot of the briefing -- more ammunition to keep the story churning.
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Both it and the Upshot were projecting a Georgia win for Clinton.
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The full upshot of this reveal will, of course, unfold over time.
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Nelson has a slight edge, according to the New York Times' Upshot.
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And the upshot is that most of them would need to pay more.
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What was the upshot of all of the Trump campaign's connections to Russia?
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The deadliness, sophistication, and ambition of the attacks belied their inevitably negligible upshot.
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Browse all 50 "fan maps" of YouTube music viewing habits at the Upshot.
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The upshot is Wall Street expects a moderate recovery for oil in 20193.
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The upshot of this is that a successful president needs to govern collaboratively.
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"These rules are complicated," tweeted Nate Cohn, a domestic correspondent for The Upshot.
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What they say about Facebook, its commitment to privacy and the regulatory upshot.
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The upshot was virtually unheard-of in the parliament's history: a genuine contest.
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The upshot of simplicity is there's really no baggage to weigh you down.
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The upshot is that small businesses need tight cybersecurity to protect their lifeblood.
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The upshot is that it is too early to assume no aliens exist.
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But the upshot was clear: an awkward topic for Mr Corbyn was muffled.
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The upshot -- the witness says Evans was not forced to perform oral sex.
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So the upshot is this: Pakistan offers a highly enabling environment for extremism.
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The upshot of a mid-range diet typically is not an efficient scorer.
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Mr. Sanders himself anticipated it in an interview with The Upshot in July.
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The Upshot is not the only news organization trying to forecast election results.
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The upshot is that handling is exceptionally stable, despite the incredibly stiff suspension.
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Clinton leads among voters without a party affiliation, according to Upshot/Siena polling.
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Of course, The Upshot is not the only organization with a forecasting model.
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The upshot was that firms gave data protection little attention and few resources.
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The upshot of that industry division is a messy attempt at regulatory overhaul.
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Clinton for The Times; and Nate Cohn, a data whiz from The Upshot.
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But the upshot is that the reader is sometimes left feeling short-changed.
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The upshot is a good deal plottier, though, and the message less universal.
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But the picture has begun to shift, our colleagues at The Upshot write.
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Neil Irwin of the Upshot takes a look at what that would mean.
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Upshot ____ A popular hollow tree at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden got the ax.
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Meanwhile, Neil Irwin of the Upshot asks, How much inflation can we tolerate?
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Kyle Dropp, who led the experiment, is an occasional contributor to The Upshot.
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FiveThirtyEight and The Upshot reassured us hourly with numbers predicting a Clinton victory.
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Claire Cain Miller, a writer for The Upshot, discussed the tech she's using.
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The Upshot examined the math that could add up to a Sanders nomination.
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Upshot: This change would permit states to choose the benefits rule they prefer.
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The upshot is a radical militarization of American foreign policy, and that's dangerous.
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The Times's Upshot graphic, for instance, moved from a high probability favoring Mrs.
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As The Upshot has explained in the past, there's nothing magical about breakfast.
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The upshot is that the Supreme Court could agree with the lower courts.
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But Neil Irwin of the Upshot says the furor isn't rooted in logic.
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And I hope you've enjoyed this column, which concludes its run at The Upshot.
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The upshot is that under Mr Johnson's plans, the deficit might rise by £30bn.
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That's one upshot of a big recent study on diets in the United Kingdom.
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The upshot is, random messages are reportedly being sent via Samsung's default texting app.
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That's the upshot of Apple's new "Battery Health" feature, introduced in iOS 11.3 Thursday.
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Another upshot of medication-assisted treatment is that it reduces the chances of NAS.
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The upshot of those events contributed to the splitting of the Wellington punk scene.
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The upshot has been that underdeveloped institutions fail to deliver what citizens vote for.
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The upshot was that we had to lose some story lines and some story.
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The upshot to the massive case is a ton of time on a charge.
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Our report from The Upshot shows the countries of origin and their relative gains.
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The upshot is that, despite PR, the small parties will damage each other's chances.
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The upshot is a more massive nucleus, and one with more protons in it.
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The upshot could be electric vehicles with better range and more powerful electric scooters.
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The upshot, according to BCG research, is the average Chinese consumer is spending more.
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That's the upshot of his denial about Amber Rose's fingers being up his ass.
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The upshot: Uber was spending $20 million a month to develop self-driving technologies.
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But if the upshot is more scrutiny for promising projects, the exercise is useful.
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The upshot of this legal framework is that police need simply to be reasonable.
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The upshot is that like-minded candidates often wind up running against one another.
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What is the upshot of this important opportunity to make long overdue spending reforms?
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North Carolina, where a recent New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll found Mrs.
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The Upshot also has a chart ranking potential regulations by their predicted effectiveness. 3.
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The upshot is that there's now a global vacuum of practical and moral leadership.
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When it compared nations, The Upshot analysis took into account taxes and other factors.
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The Upshot rates their chances at any playoff spot at less than 1 percent.
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It's interesting that the losses haven't been deeper, Neil Irwin of the Upshot writes.
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The upshot for SoftBank is that it offers a service most customers consider essential.
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A h/t to Amanda Cox, Nate Cohn and our colleagues at the Upshot.
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The Upshot looks at three questions that will determine how long it will last.
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" The upshot, they added, is that China's central bank "still has work to do.
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But the Upshot says that the impact of fake news and bots is overblown.
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Ernie Tedeschi of the research business Evercore ISI analyzed the conundrum for the Upshot.
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The upshot: It was struggling with $100 million in debt and hemorrhaging red ink.
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Our Upshot/Siena polls also asked people about their intention to vote, and Mrs.
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In Upshot/Siena surveys, registered Democrats were indeed likelier than registered Republicans to respond.
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One upshot of cheap more low-cost gas-burning generating plants are being built.
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On The Times's home page, a standing Upshot feature regularly told readers that Mrs.
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Amanda Cox, the editor of The Upshot, said the model clearly indicated that Mrs.
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The upshot: Trump never reversed his retweet containing the unsubstantiated name of the whistleblower.
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The upshot: the savings on fuel probably won't translate to noticeable discounts for travelers.
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The upshot is that the risk of a downturn is well under 50 percent.
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Irons is still analyzing the results of the experiment, but the general upshot is positive.
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The upshot: investors have figured out Twitter's predictive value and are arbitraging the opportunity away.
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The upshot: Use different passwords on different sites and, whenever possible use two-factor authentication.
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The upshot of an extraordinarily hectic week in Washington was that, in essence, nothing happened.
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The upshot this year: a near record-setting travel despite a rising national gas price.
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The near-term upshot is that one Supreme Court seat stays vacant for a year.
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The upshot of all this scaremongering will be more Americans rushing out to buy firearms.
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The upshot: Investors may be underestimating how quickly the Fed will move in the future.
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The upshot: On the one hand, the move means less internal support for VR production.
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The upshot is that many of the city's dollars are being snapped up at once.
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The upshot: There are officially no more counties with zero ACA options for 2018 (again).
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The upshot was that customers would have less choice when they went online to shop.
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The upshot is it's minimalist enough to fit in with most living rooms and kitchens.
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The other upshot here is that the Pivot sensors can be used for multiple sports.
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But regardless of which specific vendor the breach stems from, the upshot is the same.
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The upshot: Eligible couples need to get busy if they want to use this approach.
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The similarity between the exit poll and Upshot results is reason for confidence in both.
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FiveThirtyEight has Clinton with a 71 percent chance, The Upshot puts her at 80 percent.
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The upshot of the new design is that, like Swarm, Foursquare is more focused now.
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"We wanted to demystify polling for people," said Nate Cohn of The Times' Upshot blog.
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The upshot would be a lot more fuel-efficient vehicles and EVs on the road.
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The upshot is that one can get great performance and premium quality at under $50,000.
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The upshot is that you'll gain better posture, a stronger core, and a healthier back.
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You can test this finding for your own political views in a 2014 Upshot interactive.
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Health care economist Austin Frakt has some possible answers in the New York Times' Upshot.
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The upshot is a broad tax on consumption that is financed out of capital income.
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But an Upshot analysis suggests that the close delegate race might not last for long.
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In a first, the Upshot and Siena College will publish polling results in real time.
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The upshot is that other countries have much lower drug prices than the United States.
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The upshot is that women alleging abuse may now have a harder time recovering damages.
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The result is a bit of an ideological free-for-all, with no clear upshot.
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Neil Irwin of the Upshot suggests that the nation's anti-recession plan could be automated.
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The upshot: the heat pump is a means to a better range in colder climates.
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That's the upshot of Macmillan publishing's recent decision which represents yet another insult to libraries.
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The New York Times Upshot-Siena College polls on those four races indicate the same.
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The upshot is the Trump administration will probably not be brought down by outside forces.
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Our Upshot correspondent explains: Many of Mr. Biden's supporters are among the most consistent voters.
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The upshot: It turns out, as Mr. Trump might say, I was 1oo percent right.
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" Still, Professor Feldman acknowledged that the upshot of his position was "more symbolic than practical.
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The project plans to survey the scholars quarterly, and The Upshot will follow the results.
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Target company: Canada's second-largest carrier, WestJet The upshot: Taking an airline private is rare.
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The upshot is that we doubt Trump will take any action to reduce oil prices.
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The upshot is: Premiums go up and the number of Americans with coverage goes down.
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The upshot was clear: Trump isn't capable, or isn't willing, of conceding literally any error.
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The upshot is that charitable giving doesn't do nearly as much good as it could.
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In 2016, The Upshot asked Morning Consult to survey voters about 29 possible gun laws.
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The main upshot is that this will take up a lot of valuable time and money.
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The upshot is that we have lowered our FY 19 revenues and EPS materially (-$24B, - $25).
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The upshot: The new US president will, at best, likely be a mixed blessing for Moscow.
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"The upshot is that net trade will probably remain a drag on GDP growth next year."
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The upshot is a child, leading to a line of more and more inbred divine children.
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The upshot of these rivalries is that Mr Weber's chances, though not negligible, are not great.
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Meanwhile, a New York Times Upshot/Siena poll found Trump ahead -- 46% to 42% -- in Florida.
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That's the upshot of the latest forecasts from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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The upshot, after years of refinement, is a new and better way of examining biological molecules.
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The upshot is that being a working parent in Britain may have become that bit easier.
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The New York Times' Upshot project has the likelihood of a Clinton win at 84 percent.
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An Upshot/Sienna College poll in North Carolina this week found Clinton ahead by 7 points.
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The upshot is that the public finances are less healthy than they would be without Brexit.
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The upshot, though, is this: Everything about the infrastructure that underpins 225 was built for landlines.
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The upshot is a machine that can represent—and process—vast amounts of data at once.
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Cohen claims the upshot is that Avenatti is making it impossible to get a fair trial.
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That is one upshot of Boeing's plan to expedite delivery of its airplanes sold to Iran.
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The upshot is while they could save your life, the systems can fail under many circumstances.
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The upshot is that if the LSE deal goes ahead, Thomson Reuters comes out on top.
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But the upshot is that now we often measure voltage to calculate some other value: Wait.
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The upshot is that they could exploit quantum effects in the service of searching directed graphs.
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The upshot is that Tesla has now rolled out three vehicles that have been money losers.
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Aaron E. Carroll and Austin Frakt, the health policy analysts for The Upshot, discuss: Then what?
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"Simply put, this is the upshot of poor rule of law," said another user on Weibo.
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According to The Upshot, most families will see about a $60-a-year increase — for now.
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Neil Irwin, a senior economics correspondent at The Upshot in Washington, discussed the tech he's using.
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On today's episode: Nate Cohn, a domestic correspondent for The Upshot at The New York Times.
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The upshot is that Trump himself owns the majority of the company that signed the lease.
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It's a "Loaded Dice" Problem The Upshot, Five Years In These Robots Run, Dance and Flip.
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But for the Braves, the upshot includes a healthy bit of savings in the long run.
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The upshot is that "we probably have raised more questions than we've answered," Dr. Goldstein admits.
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The upshot: The "lower-priced" Turbo starts at $150,900 while the Turbo S begins at $185,000.
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This data visualization by the Upshot team lets you see how your own school district compares.
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The upshot is that he is barred from running against Mr. Putin in next year's election.
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The upshot is, problems like that must be solved with tax policy, not with individual donors.
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The upshot is that emerging markets must remain more vigilant about inflation than the rich world.
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The upshot was that a show once defined by near-constant motion ground to a halt.
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But the Upshot/Siena poll of Florida is one of several surveys that challenge this interpretation.
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These forecasts are complicated, as The Upshot explains with the help of a Rube Goldberg Machine.
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"But it's over," an editor replied, reminding me that the Times's Upshot election model gave Mrs.
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The upshot is that the Bank of Japan's 2 percent inflation target remains out of reach.
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Back-of-envelope calculations suggest that the upshot would be an additional 8,400 Americans dying annually.
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The Upshot ranks it as the game with the absolute least relevance to the playoff chase.
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We constantly press the refresh button on The Upshot or whatever lifeline we are clinging to.
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But a more unnerving upshot is that majorities in both parties seem entranced by federal spending.
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The upshot: The more Aramco can charge for its oil, the more the company is worth.
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The upshot of familiarity bias is that it can leave investors vulnerable to subpar portfolio returns.
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Stephanie Lee, Brooklyn, N.Y. We asked Amanda Cox, the editor of The Upshot, for her take.
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The biggest differences between the Upshot model and 538 involve two questions: Are older polls useful?
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In fact, Republicans have led in 12 Upshot/Siena polls by less than four points already.
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The upshot was to shift people toward a more xenophobic politics: This has had important consequences.
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Austin Frakt makes the case for this in a great piece published Sunday in the Upshot.
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Both the New York Times' Upshot and FiveThirtyEight's election models currently suggest that Trump is favored.
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The upshot is this: Both the historical record and logic argue very strongly for stocks over bonds.
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And yet the upshot is that the buzz about Bajwa may prove too good to be true.
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The upshot: it's a steady improvement that expresses some continued investment and interest in the i103 brand.
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The upshot is that the fiscal policy of the incoming administration has very little room to maneuver.
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The immediate upshot is House control would likely end up involving some kind of power-sharing arrangement.
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The upshot is that the current famines, unlike others in recent history, could have potentially been prevented.
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The upshot is Chino Hills is currently America's most high-profile high school basketball team by far.
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The upshot of this work is, first, that fiscal stimulus is an important tool for fighting recessions.
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The upshot is that cities that rely only on attracting massive technology companies are usually too late.
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The upshot is that, among voters at large, soft Brexit beats hard Brexit by 52% to 44%.
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This is a bit of a simplification, but the upshot is that by using super convergence, Fast.
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"The upshot is that headline inflation is unlikely to rise much further from now on," he said.
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The upshot: an award-winning start-up with tens of millions of dollars of venture capital funding.
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The upshot: Yubico has received MFi certification, meaning Apple will officially support it as a hardware partner.
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The upshot, he said, is that most RV manufacturers have had to boost prices they charge dealers.
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"The upshot is that Judge Reinhardt's vote made a difference," the Supreme Court wrote in its opinion.
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The ultimate upshot is more shots on goal for the many diseases that urgently need new treatments.
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The upshot is that more than three-quarters of people who need care do not receive it.
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The upshot is that wages have fallen by more than watch prices, and rents have actually risen.
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Whatever the motivations, the upshot is clear: The Democratic Party has lost its way on public education.
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I do know, however, the upshot of either situation is the same: People believe the president's promise.
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The upshot was that child mortality rates dropped sharply and 20,000 children's lives were saved each year.
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But the upshot is, he didn't say that the yield curve was per se doing anything bad.
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The upshot is that "High Life" swims with elemental fluids—breast milk, ejaculate, blood, and other secretions.
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As the Upshot article points out, this can lead to high use of expensive emergency room care.
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The New York Times's Upshot simulator estimates they have a 212 percent chance of making the playoffs.
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And the upshot of their analysis is clear even if the authors don't directly draw it themselves.
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The upshot is that we do not have an unemployment problem, we have a jobs mismatch challenge.
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That doesn't mean it can't happen; The Upshot model gives him an 11 percent chance of winning.
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The upshot: The headlights can project specific patterns on the road or illuminate certain areas more brightly.
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One unintended upshot of banning drums was the development of body percussion: juba, hambone, tap dance, stepping.
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The upshot is that you may need to adjust the amount of tax withheld from your paycheck.
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The upshot: The UK might have to house more unauthorized migrants (albeit in detention) within its borders.
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The upshot: Central banks need to proceed carefully, because a little fiscal tightening goes a long way.
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The upshot will be more unwanted pregnancies, more abortions and more women like Lemokouno dying in childbirth.
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The upshot is that the conservatives, once the great pragmatists of Australian politics, no longer value bipartisanship.
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It's not so clear that education weighting would have considerably improved the performance of Upshot/Siena surveys.
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But Democrats won't always have the luxury of competing in such favorable districts, our Upshot columnist writes.
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Then Upshot readers weighed in with their choices of what public health campaigns they'd like to see.
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A live poll by The New York Times Upshot department was showing a close race Friday night.
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The upshot: Cruise is developing hardware as aggressively as its software with an eye toward future vehicles.
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The Upshot took a look how Mr. Trump's administration could benefit working-class families in other ways.
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The upshot is that we expect the economy to stagnate in the first half of next year.
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In our pre-election Upshot/Siena polls, voters were likelier than nonvoters to support their party's nominee.
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Check out The Times's "The Upshot," or The Learning Network's "What's Going On In This Graph?" series.
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But the preliminary Upshot analysis of voting returns, census and pre-election polling data suggests that Mrs.
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The upshot of Frozen 2 is that Elsa remains canonically non-straight but also canonically non-queer.
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Is it worth launching a major political campaign with limited practical upshot just to send a message?
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Liz Spayd: At this point, what polls or numbers in The Upshot should readers most focus on?
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But the upshot is still that Jamie did what the Cherokee were unwilling or unable to do.
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Trump, somehow, does not see that the upshot of this story is that he has been manipulated.
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As Claire Cain Miller of The Upshot wrote recently, modern parenting seems unending, especially for working mothers.
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But the upshot for consumers is clear: More streaming services are coming, and they're going to cost you.
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Biden is right, of course, that the upshot of that divisiveness is deplorable and bad for the country.
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The upshot: hyperloop is being treated like any other public infrastructure project such as bridges, roads and railways.
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It's a confusing turn in an already confusing story, but the upshot should be reassuring to Apple users.
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The upshot is that the two pandas do indeed seem to have similar genetics underlying their similar peculiarities.
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The upshot was that ADF helped expand the scope of RFRA — and they could, possibly, do it again.
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The upshot: states had better pay attention to race when drafting electoral maps—but not too much attention.
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The biggest upshot here is that the things plug directly into the USB-C port at the bottom.
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The upshot could be that European negotiators would feel they could be tougher on Corbyn than on May.
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But the upshot of Mueller's legal analysis is that holding a president accountable is fundamentally a political process.
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The upshot is that a cloud connected bot means his personality and your progress are both backed up.
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The upshot of the situation is that boots themselves as presidential or wannabe presidential footwear are nothing new.
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The upshot is that modest, permanent tax cuts, financed by scrapping the state and local deduction, are achievable.
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The upshot of this is that it doesn't take an autonomous robot to efficiently recycle or repair smartphones.
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Some learned a bit about how the odds ratios calculated by Nate Silver and the Upshot columnists work.
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That's the upshot of months of dealmaking among House Republicans—more uncertainty and danger for the country's vulnerable.
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The upshot: You may have filed a return with the wrong data and may have to amend it.
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The upshot of his emphasis on denouncing media scrutiny and elevating official flattery is that he never will.
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The upshot is that the currency exchange rates have encouraged international travelers to spend more and stay longer.
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The upshot: Trump will have strained relations with Iran and European allies but nothing will have substantively changed.
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Both Nate Silver and The Upshot estimate that Clinton has a more than 75 percent chance of winning.
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The upshot of this story is not that APIC's owners necessarily did anything illegal—although they may have.
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The story in the U.S., which has no guaranteed paid family leave, is similar according to the Upshot.
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That's the upshot of President Trump's discussion in the Oval Office Thursday with the White House press pool.
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But for Uber Freight, the upshot of expanding to Canada isn't to truck goods from Vancouver to Toronto.
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This is hard to get right, even for health care experts, including my Upshot colleague, Dr. Aaron Carroll.
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The New York Times' "Upshot" notes, however, that congressional districts have been drawn by Republicans to their advantage.
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We can look even more closely with data from the Upshot/Siena polls, conducted in September and October.
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"The upshot is that the outlook for economic reforms has brightened a touch," said Singapore-based Shilan Shah.
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The upshot is that Turkey now discriminates against citizens who do not affiliate themselves with Erdogan's conservative Islam.
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The upshot of that conflict is a huge humanitarian catastrophe that has not yet led to Houthi defeat.
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Warm-Up Begin by having students take a look at the latest presidential election forecast from The Upshot.
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The upshot is a widespread misconception that Americans are unable to produce things the world wants to buy.
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The upshot: Expect to see the influence of the Koch network grow heading into the 2018 midterm elections.
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I reached out to Amanda Cox, editor of The Upshot and one of our resident experts on polling.
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The upshot is that even if the Big Three ran out of cash, they could issue more debt.
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Sam Brownback, has imperiled a pair of Republican-held House seats, according to The Times's Upshot/Siena polls.
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The policy upshot of our research is clear: Obtaining an expungement should be made as simple as possible.
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The upshot is that Ryan is going to end up finding himself RINOed, like John Boehner before him.
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As Austin Frakt noted in The Upshot last year, several hospitals are taking steps to address the problem.
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Gaming the system: The Upshot took a look at some of the moneymaking opportunities in the current legislation.
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The upshot is clear: Democrats will probably remain in the minority in the Senate until at least 2022.
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To me, the problem with the family structure conversation is it doesn't seem to have a clear upshot.
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The upshot is that the island's shoreline has retreated by about a kilometer since the 1960s, farmers say.
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The upshot is that Democrats look likely to win some of the relief for Flint they've long demanded.
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The poll is the first Upshot/Siena survey since the 2016 presidential election, when polls generally overstated Mrs.
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If there's an upshot to these studies, it's this: The relationships we have with loved ones matter deeply.
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Here are the tools that Emily Badger, a writer for The Upshot, uses to analyze the ripple effects.
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In February, The Upshot asked a broad panel of experts to recommend priorities for battling the opioid crisis.
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"The upshot here seems to be that, sure, AES works, but performance matters, too," Johns Hopkins' Green says.
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The upshot is that National Park Service fee revenues cover less than 10 percent of the agency's budget.
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The upshot is that all legislators avoid responsibility for the hard choices required to give us smarter regulation.
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The Upshot team is spread across the country but we're able to have a running conversation all day.
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The numbers the party reported were riddled with errors, and our colleagues at The Upshot broke them down.
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Last year, The Upshot published a summary of several serious estimates of the cost of Mr. Sanders's program.
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Upshot: The American Health Care Act would provide subsidies to help most Americans who buy their own insurance.
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The upshot: Unless Trump explicitly violates Twitter's rules, leaving no room for interpretation, the company will do nothing.
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The upshot is more opportunities for state surveillance and less political freedom for internet users inside the country.
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" The upshot, the strategist added, was that GOP lawmakers "like it when they are in meetings with him.
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In The Upshot, Neil Irwin looked into what Mr. Trump could do and what new talks might produce.
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The Upshot will be forecasting the results based on actual returns once there's a sufficient amount of data.
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The upshot here is that with Nürburgring lap times and tow wars, Tesla is seriously degrading its cool.
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And our colleagues at The Upshot explained why the jobs numbers shouldn't be used as a presidential scorecard.
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" It was modified from the map used in the Upshot article "Houston May Get 50 Inches of Rain.
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Nate Cohn, a domestic correspondent who covers elections, polling and demographics for The Upshot, tweeted about the race.
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And a New York Times Upshot-Siena poll last week showed Shalala with a 7 percentage point lead.
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The upshot: Pulling off an independent bid is still technically possible, but doing so would be extremely difficult.
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The upshot is mounting frustration from cities, which are trying to thwart computer systems that are savvier than ever.
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The upshot is a child born in the U.S. today is born with a $40,000+ share of national debt.
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" The upshot is that Minut can monitor a home while "respecting the integrity of the people who live there.
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The upshot of that statistic ought to be that parents shouldn't be feeling isolated or overwhelmed by child care!
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The upshot is that Russians react to hacking claims as more of the same — as more insults, more demonizing.
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The upshot is that Trump needs to win just 43 percent of the remaining delegates to clinch his majority.
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The upshot is naked people falling out of the sky in Mexico City, a very popular destination these days.
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The upshot is that the tax break is especially valuable to new homebuyers as opposed to long-term homeowners.
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The upshot: For all of Elon Musk's obsession with speed, the world's longest tunnel won't be arriving anytime soon.
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The upshot: government figures are giving an overly rosy picture of the state of UK-China trade, economists said.
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The upshot is that the tech firms that list in China will, for their troubles, face cumbersome new regulations.
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You can sign up for the email here to get this and all of the best of The Upshot.
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One upshot for Democrats after their devastating loss in November 2016 was the birth of the so-called resistance.
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The upshot of that is Sanders's proposal will cancel the existing insurance plans of more than 250 million people.
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The upshot is that the memristor is able to maintain a particular state even in the absence of electricity.
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The upshot, if Alfani's data is right, is that we need to start worrying even more about growing inequality.
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The upshot was that women were quietly, privately deterred from speaking out about sexual victimization — or even deterred themselves.
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The upshot: Investors have abandoned any notion that more rate increases are coming from the Fed any time soon.
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The upshot, says the BMA, is that fewer doctors will take jobs in all-hours fields like acute medicine.
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" Nate Cohn of the Upshot: "By any measure other than Trump, Gillespie did great in white, rural, western Virginia.
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The upshot: The GOP must pass tax reform before "the Roy Moore line," says a source close to leadership.
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The upshot is that the quantum effects normally seen at subatomic scales can be experienced at relatively macro scales.
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The upshot is: based on film I watched, I didn't believe WKW would be a huge drain on McCoy.
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The upshot is that there is no such thing as a legitimate political action that comes from black communities.
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But the upshot is unambiguous: The children of newcomers do not behave much differently than the children of natives.
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"The upshot is that this is not the first time that an administration had evidenced its displeasure," said Alpert.
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"The upshot is that it looks like many of these reforms will be delayed, diluted or abandoned," Jackson said.
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The net upshot is that rough sailing seems to lie ahead for the U.K. economy under any plausible scenario.
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None of this information is incorporated into the statistical models used by The Upshot or other sites, like FiveThirtyEight.
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That's the not-quite-exclamatory upshot of a new report from the Washington, DC-based Securing America's Future Energy.
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The upshot of the Sanders campaign is its demonstration of the strength of a candidacy funded by small donations.
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The upshot is that Trump lacks a significant legislative accomplishment and doesn't seem to be close to getting one.
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The upshot of all this is that while tin demand has been contracting, supply has probably been contracting faster.
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That first day she basically painted my painting, but the upshot was she sent me home with something gorgeous.
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The upshot is that a Cohn-led Fed could look a lot like a Yellen- or Powell-run Fed.
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Our Upshot columnist says that for now, companies have options to avoid the most severe risks from the dispute.
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And Margot Sanger-Katz, who writes about health care for The Upshot, answered eight questions about the executive order.
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It's as sensitive as the Upshot Senate model from 2014 would have been nine months from a congressional election.
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But as perilous as Mr. Jones's fleeting eight-point lead was for The Upshot, or as frustrating as Mrs.
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The upshot is that Manafort's Hail Mary effort to avoid trial by having his DC charges dismissed has failed.
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To mark the occasion, The Upshot published many of its favorite, most-read and most distinctive work since 2014.
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The upshot is that Democrats could choose to adopt the language of grass-roots movements, without the principled ideals.
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In a first for any news organization, the answers interviewers record show up in real time on The Upshot.
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The upshot: There aren't any non-Trump stories to compete for the attention of political journalists or their audiences.
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These charts informed how we thought about neighborhood racial change in a project The Upshot published over the weekend.
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Today, Nate Cohn and the Upshot team highlighted a few polls happening right now: We started polling California's 39th.
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Emily Badger, who writes about cities and urban policy for The Upshot in Washington, discussed the tech she's using.
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In a follow-up interview after being contacted for the Upshot-Siena poll, John Saylor, 61, of Muleshoe, Tex.
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The upshot is that hawks are urging Trump to be tougher this time and to consider bombing Iranian targets.
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But I am not at all sure, in part because of the final Upshot/Siena College poll in Florida.
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The upshot is that states' stricter gun laws do reduce gun deaths, but they can only go so far.
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The upshot: It's not the who-is-winning-the-race narrative that many might expect or try to tell.
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The upshot: Volvo is emphasizing a simpler design that discards some of the features found on gas-powered vehicles.
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The Upshot says the Titans would still have a 2112 percent chance of making the playoffs after a loss.
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The temporary resolution was bound to be underwhelming, our Upshot reporter writes, but it's nevertheless a blueprint for progress.
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That, our Upshot reporter writes, puts men at a disadvantage and also keeps female-dominated jobs devalued and underpaid.
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The upshot: this development could well be why the VIX doubled [Monday] and equities took it on the chin.
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The upshot of the CPP is that states have a huge amount of flexibility in their approach to compliance.
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Mr. Chan said one upshot of generally weak watch demand is that prices for new models have been falling.
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One upshot of this is that public financing of elections would probably generate somewhat more competitive, less polarized politics.
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One upshot of this decision is that it could literally allow those Democrats to rewrite part of the Constitution.
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Upshot _____ With hits for Drake, Rihanna and Maroon 5, an intensely private woman is the secret queen of streaming.
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The upshot is a gentle, gossamer movie that, like its soundtrack, goes down easy and is almost instantly forgotten.
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In my work life, I edit articles for The Upshot, which takes a data-driven approach to the news.
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That was one upshot of a report on lead poisoning released on Thursday by the city's Department of Health.
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Both possibilities are evident in data collected from The New York Times Upshot/Siena College surveys in battleground districts.
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One upshot is that setting aside big tracts to protect endangered species and carbon-rich forests is increasingly expensive.
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The upshot of what Suge is arguing ... he had reason to fear for his life when he entered Tam's.
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And the upshot is that Congress may soon get a detailed look at some of his biggest financial secrets.
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Neil Irwin had a great piece in the Upshot today talking about the wonk gap that's happening right now.
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The upshot of Clinton's quasi-apology is to disavow the second claim while increasing her bet on the first.
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The upshot was isolation for Trump at the G20 meeting, where 19 members agreed that the Paris accord was "irreversible".
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Justice Scalia and his wife, the former Maureen McCarthy, had nine children, the upshot of what he called Vatican roulette.
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David Cameron -- May's predecessor who lost the Brexit referendum -- has reason to be puzzled by the upshot of his defeat.
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The upshot is that although China's once-dominant role in this industry has diminished, it remains strong in important niches.
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The upshot is that more than half of elderly migrants either depend on their children for money, or must work.
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The upshot is that a majority of white adults now attend church just a few times a year at most.
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The upshot of all of that is you probably don't have to worry about hackers going after your network specifically.
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The upshot is that wellness programs often recommend screenings for otherwise healthy people far more often than their doctors would.
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The upshot is that we risk not covering a lot of really important things at home and around the world.
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The upshot is that SCIOs, armed with cheap capital, seem set on expanding the state's reach into the private sector.
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The upshot of that is that conservative holdouts with more fundamental doubts about Trump are now more isolated than ever.
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There's little doubt that economic policymakers, having fretted about inequality for years, now grasp the upshot of such uneven growth.
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Prediction sites like 538 Politics and the New York Times Upshot had the media convinced Hillary was cruising to victory.
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The upshot is a much weaker NATO and a more isolated America, which is what Trump wants in any case.
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The upshot, public health specialists say, is that the Navy unnecessarily exposed families to radioactive and toxic materials for decades.
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At the end of the day, the upshot remained the same: There will be a partial government shutdown on Dec.
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The upshot is that an iPhone can feel super smooth and responsive with half the RAM of an Android device.
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These schools have also appeared high on The Times's College Access Index, which are yearly rankings done by The Upshot.
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The upshot is that "the law is a patchwork," says Kristen Stilt, who teaches animal law at Harvard Law School.
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But the upshot is simple: In America, political fault lines are running deeper and deeper between cities and farm country.
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The 2016 Race On Monday, The Upshot and Siena College will release their first survey of likely voters in Florida.
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The Upshot also wrote about this phenomenon, saying: ...confirmation bias may be the reason that our political debates remain intractable.
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The upshot is that continuing to tilt at windmills is many, many times more likely to elect Trump than Sanders.
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The upshot: New questions about the Federal Trade Commission's ability to police such tech companies through outside audits (The Hill).
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As Aaron Carroll has written at the Upshot, it's incredibly hard to reverse the long-term effects of lead poisoning.
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One play can not change a reputation, and permanent turnaround is never the upshot from a single game or series.
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The upshot is that you have less sugar hitting your blood, causing less damage to your liver and vascular walls.
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The upshot is that Mueller's team was secretly surveilling Cohen's emails nearly nine months before the FBI raids on Cohen.
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"I was lucky with some of the questions," recounts Mr. Darlin, an editor with The Upshot who competed in 1994.
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One theme of my Upshot articles is that we should weigh the benefits and the harms in any health decision.
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The upshot was South Korea's deft diplomatic outreach to North Korea, leading to the North Korean promise to suspend testing.
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Our Upshot economics columnist notes that Mr. Trump has backed off his threats whenever markets and the economy looked soft.
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As parties angle for competitive advantage using such tactics, the upshot is a more confrontational style of partisanship in Congress.
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Next, choose one article included in "The Upshot, Five Years In," but make sure it includes at least one graph.
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That said, it tends to improve quality life at "a very reasonable price," writes Aaron E. Carroll in The Upshot.
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The upshot is that I have felt more constraint than on past visits to North Korea, and considerably more tension.
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The upshot: Bixby is an unfinished product and it should not be a reason to consider buying the Note 8.
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But Mr. Trump's approval rating was at 39 percent in the Upshot/Siena survey, with his disapproval at 51 percent.
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The NYT Upshot team put a range of estimates and assumptions into an interactive tool, putting the numbers in context.
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The Upshot reported on prescription drug monitoring programs, a tool that could be more widely used to fight opioid abuse.
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Over the last three weeks, we've interviewed more than 1,373 undecided voters in Upshot/Siena polls of competitive congressional races.
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The upshot will likely be more unintended pregnancies, more abortions, more unplanned births — and more women dying of cervical cancer.
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The midterm election is less than two months away and a New York Times Upshot/Siena College Poll conducted Sept.
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Other measures suggest the same thing, as our colleagues at The Upshot report: The economy seems to be taking off.
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The Upshot offers a sobering dose of reality … and a pretty crazy animation at the top of the page too.
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This is the upshot of a show as tonally uneven as Hunters: there's no telling how it's going to end.
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The only upshot to this is that eating disorders might be taken more seriously if they start affecting male billionaires.
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The upshot is that he's made any kind of gradual but effective political, economic and ideological reform all but impossible.
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The upshot is that a global audience has more access than ever to an array of great South Asian series.
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The upshot is a loss of daily social contact, lives spent in the car and a new form of solitude.
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The Times's Nate Cohn, who writes for The Upshot, tweeted that the latest dial would go live at 7 p.m.
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The upshot is that Congress is going through an adjustment, but not a sea change, in its foreign policy role.
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The upshot: Executives with design backgrounds are rising to the top and, in some cases, delivering billions in new revenue.
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If they sweep those games, the Upshot gives them a 50-50 chance of making the playoffs, a real shot.
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In his first Upshot column, Aaron wrote that parents delay taking their children for asthma treatment when cost-sharing rises.
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The upshot of these actions could be a version of Obamacare that looks very different depending on where you live.
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"The upshot: The 'persona' factor is, as of right now, a bigger problem for Trump than for Cruz," Sides said.
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The upshot is clear: Cruz thinks he can win by mobilizing the traditional conservative base whose pulse he's spent years taking.
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But the upshot is that Rosell is accused of doing what pretty much everyone else in the FIFA corruption case did.
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The upshot for Tesla: the record-setting deliveries reported earlier this month should have a positive effect on second-quarter earnings.
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The upshot is that many Democrats in Congress are open to supporting a plan that reforms the inefficient corporate tax system.
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The upshot is that wages have done worse in Britain lately than almost anywhere in the rich world (see chart 2).
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The upshot: A narrow victory in the raw vote count may lead to the top candidates winning similar numbers of delegates.
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The upshot was that investors slightly lowered their expectations for a rate hike by the Federal Reserve over the near term.
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The upshot: The Trump administration is planning to bring back certain health plans that don't have to play by Obamacare rules.
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The upshot of this is that Republicans can say no specific individual's taxes are going up, thanks to the grandfathering provision.
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The upshot is that uranium compounds precipitated in well-oxygenated water have more 238U in them than those from anoxic water.
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The upshot: because the prime minister is in an inherently weak position, the government is inherently unstable and nothing gets done.
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The upshot of all this is that it looks like Rousseff's impeachment is on track, with a vote scheduled for Wednesday.
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The upshot is that individuals, businesses and government entities need to do everything possible to improve the state of their cybersecurity.
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If there's an upshot to these studies, it's this: The relationships we have with loved ones matter deeply to our health.
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The upshot is that nations, giant tech firms, universities and startups are exploring quantum computing and its range of potential applications.
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But the key, limitation-shattering upshot from those workouts came from the decision to install a crossover dribble into Durant's repertoire.
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The upshot is Obama's strategy is a novel interpretation of provision 12(a) that has never been tested in the courts.
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What happened next gets technically complicated—a cascading combination of two misconfigurations and a software bug—but had a simple upshot.
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The upshot of all these crisis-inspired innovations is a Federal Reserve whose command over the nation's credit has vastly increased.
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But the upshot of these passages seems to be that people with cancer or AIDS can will themselves back to health.
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The upshot is a closed system that can be set up anywhere, generates no pollution and can be kept disease-free.
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These nonvoters participated in recent New York Times Upshot/Siena College surveys of the six closest states carried by the president.
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The sample of nonvoting Hispanic voters is fairly small, but the finding is consistent with data previously analyzed by The Upshot.
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The upshot for you is, thanks to this win, your phone won't get superexpensive and will probably still keep getting better.
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"The upshot is that private consumption started Q3 on a soft note," said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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On election nights, we rope in Nate Cohn, our colleague from The Upshot and an expert in polling and election demography.
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The upshot: Its losses can be attributed to increased competition and significant investment in bigger bets like micro mobility and Elevate.
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The Upshot/Siena survey is weighted by the race, party registration, age, gender, region and past vote history of active voters.
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The Upshot, I think, has documented this well, with a compilation of his Twitter insults, conceived by our colleague Kevin Quealy.
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The upshot is that the U.S. government can't treat a domestic group as a terrorist organization the way it does ISIS.
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The upshot: You'll see more photos and posts from your friends, and fewer news stories and videos from Facebook's business partners.
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The upshot is that you can see how you look wearing digital eyeliner, lipstick, blush or eye shadow in real time.
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But as The Upshot reported in July, it is not clear that these missing white voters are natural targets for Republicans.
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In fact, she has a lead among unaffiliated voters in all five Upshot/Siena polls — including those in Florida and Pennsylvania.
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You can see it in the names of certain towns — the hometown of one of my Upshot colleagues, Lake Oswego, Ore.
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A New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll of Florida voters before the debate indicated the race there was effectively tied.
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Here is a collection of especially useful Times Election 2016 resources: Latest Election Polls 2016 The Upshot | Who Will Be President?
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To the Editor: Re "Analysis Finds No Racial Bias in Lethal Force" (The Upshot, front page, July 12): Why was Prof.
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Upshot: It will be extremely challenging to get a bipartisan deal done over the next several days despite the ongoing crisis.
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The Upshot has partnered with Siena College to poll dozens of the most competitive House and Senate races across the country.
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On today's episode: • Emily Badger writes about cities and urban policy for The Upshot, The New York Times's data-driven venture.
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And Neil Irwin of the Upshot reckons that while we're seeing a trade skirmish, it won't necessarily become a trade war.
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But the upshot is that even now, even in New York, she's still bombarded with her image more than she'd like.
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The Upshot is a section of The New York Times that often features graphs, and it recently celebrated its fifth birthday.
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Going into the 2018 midterms, Amanda Cox, editor of The Upshot, said she wanted to reframe the public's understanding of polling.
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The upshot is that Americans sleep approximately 40 minutes less than usual on the Sunday to Monday night following the switch.
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I put some of the questions spinning in my own overheated head to Amanda Cox, editor of The Times's Upshot desk.
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A recent New York Times Upshot and Siena College poll found the candidates tied, each with 261 percent of likely voters.
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A Times Upshot/Siena poll completed Sunday showed that Ms. Tenney and the Democratic nominee, Anthony Brindisi, are running virtually even.
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We do this based on how well respondents have been able to predict their own turnout in prior Upshot/Siena polls.
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Q. As a writer for The Upshot, you do a lot of analysis, including on the effects and consequences of technology.
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For more on gun statistics from The Upshot, see "Comparing Gun Deaths by Country: The U.S. Is in a Different World."
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This pattern is likely to continue, as my colleagues at the Upshot calculated in picking Denver to win the Amazon sweepstakes.
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"The upshot is sobering: 'Winner-take-most' seems more the rule than the hoped-for 'rise of the rest,'" Muro wrote.
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However, close to two years later, there's still no final report from the company on the upshot of this self 'audit'.
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Hjorth mentions the film multiple times in her novel, and explicitly, effectively contrasts her story's upshot with that of the movie.
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The upshot is that the U.S. will agree to end its sugar subsidies in return for foreign governments doing the same.
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The upshot is a headlong final act that aims at stark political theater but at times comes off as only stagy.
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She gained 17 points among white postgraduates, according to Upshot estimates, but just four points among whites with a bachelor's degree.
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The upshot, oncologists and immunologists say, is that the medical field must be more vigilant as these drugs soar in popularity.
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The upshot: supplementing protein while doing resistance training can increase strength by about 9% and add about one pound of muscle.
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The upshot is that no matter what OPEC does, prices may keep bubbling up ahead of two major events: Trump's Nov.
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The upshot of this two- or three-step plan is that a full-blown war seems off the table for now.
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The upshot for AIQ from the joint investigation's finding of multiple privacy and security violations is a series of, er, "recommendations".
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The upshot is that managers who don't mentor women don't just hurt those women; they also sell their own companies short.
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A New York Times Upshot/Siena College Poll last week showed Bredesen behind Blackburn by as many as 22006 percentage points.
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That's one upshot of some fun 2015 research by Alex Alemi, Matthew Bierbaum, Christopher Myers, and James Sethna of Cornell University.
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Dana Rohrabacher has spent $63 million and is about 26 point behind his Democrat challenger, Harley Rouda, in an Upshot poll.
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A New York Times Upshot poll showed Sessions, who had been in Congress since 1997, holding a 1-point edge over Allred.
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The upshot is that both the iPhone and Galaxy S8 take great pictures without much effort, but there are plenty of differences.
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All that said, the upshot of turning conventions into a week-long display of party unity is that they are pretty boring.
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The upshot is that, whether stashed in bad banks or converted into equity, the debt could yet bounce back into banks' hands.
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But the upshot is that, for any given subject, it is fairly easy to learn more about it than most people know.
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The upshot should be that more farmers will benefit from the comfort Mr Chomba received from having something of a safety-net.
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The sole upshot of St. Pierre's dropping the middleweight title is that it ends a year of silliness in the middleweight division.
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The upshot of all this hassle is that scooters are bringing cheap transportation to people who may otherwise not have used it.
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The upshot is that if a person moves from Ohio or Missouri to California, their CO2 emissions fall by half or more.
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The upshot is that there look to be diseconomies of scope, just as there can be diseconomies of scale in investment management.
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In fact, if you look at financial markets, you would think the world was falling apart, Neil Irwin writes in The Upshot.
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The upshot of that is that the device runs $120 normally, a price that includes an IR extender capable and ethernet adapter.
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The upshot of Williamson's article is that some conservative intellectuals have given up trying to persuade the unwashed masses in their party.
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The upshot is that the planned fiscal stimulus could be substantially offset, or completely erased, by the slowing interest-sensitive GDP components.
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"Donald Trump…will most likely follow the classic pattern of a party-backed decline," concurred Nate Cohn of "The Upshot" in July.
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The only practical upshot of decertifying the deal was to give Congress the ability to quickly reimpose nuclear-related sanctions on Iran.
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Of course the upshot of not being the main event, nor the title holder, is that the fight is only three rounds.
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This is speculative, but, like Brendan Nyhan of the Upshot, I suspect the health news is hurting Clinton more than deplorables-gate.
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"The upshot is that we risk not covering a lot of really important things at home and around the world," Kristof said.
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An Upshot articleon Thursday about rising Affordable Care Act premiums misstated the income of a single person at the federal poverty level.
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The upshot: the odds that Wall Street traders can make a killing – or get killed – in the markets are about to increase.
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The latest poll from The New York Times Upshot and Siena College on Monday found the two candidates tied at 45 percent.
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The Hill hosts a "Leadership in Action" newsmaker event to discuss the upshot of November's elections, from 7:45-9:21625 a.m.
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In Upshot/Siena polls of North Carolina, the voters who aren't backing a major party candidate are disproportionately white, Republican and male.
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They still thought they were ahead; I don't think they had a vastly different picture than, say, The Upshot model or FiveThirtyEight's.
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The upshot for anyone buying the new phones was that the devices would be running on a de-Googled version of Android.
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The upshot, Mr Cai calculates, is that China's potential growth rate has fallen to about 6.2%—almost exactly where it is today.
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So did The Upshot, Cook Political Report, The Huffington Post, MSNBC, RealClearPolitics — basically anyone and everyone responsible for interpreting our political future.
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The upshot of all this figures to be either speakers adhering to the dominant leftist orthodoxy or those with nothing to say.
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A New York Times Upshot poll showed Sessions, who has been in Congress since 753, holding a one-point edge over Allred.
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The NYTimes Upshot / Siena College Poll offers the most transparent view of the impact various turnout models can have on polling estimates.
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Harry Enten at FiveThirtyEight thinks the same thing, as does Lynn Vavreck at the Upshot, and John Sides at the Monkey Cage.
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The upshot is that an anchor needs to be able to withstand a whole lot of force (several thousand Newtons of force).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Obamacare Premiums Are Rising, Not a Little" (The Upshot, June 16): So Obamacare premiums are going up.
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The upshot is that it has become harder for Republican candidates to run sophisticated digital campaigns without the support of Trump's associates.
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In the past, The Upshot focused on synthesizing the flood of seemingly contradictory pre-election polls into a single probability of victory.
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The upshot is that the ability of the already rich to bid successfully for special things is not enhanced by tax cuts.
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Times insider The Upshot partnered with Siena College to call midterms voters and, in a first, publish polling data in real time.
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The upshot is that the independent FBI established after Watergate and whose existence everyone reaffirmed during Wray's confirmation process is now dead.
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Today, Nate Cohn of The Upshot highlighted a few polls happening right now: We're almost done with polling Maine's quirky Second District.
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Let us repress all memories of election night 2016, especially the New York Times needle under the custody of the Upshot column.
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The upshot, according to health care workers around the country, has been a frightening shortage, further exacerbated by hoarding — and even stealing.
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But the upshot is that, after a certain point, we cannot keep up with the kids or with our own previous bests.
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Read this article from The Upshot and try the tool in it, which gradually accentuates different frequencies in the original audio clip.
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The Upshot The city offers a case study of how high housing costs alter the economics of everything else, including restaurant service.
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The upshot is that both fiscal and monetary policy are moving in ways to inhibit wage growth when it is desperately needed.
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We've long considered producing some kind of geography-focused activity for students, but a recent Upshot piece gave our idea more urgency.
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Our Upshot column looks at what survey data says about voters who first supported former President Barack Obama and then Mr. Trump.
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That speaks to a semblance of parity in television's emerging cultural divide, as my colleagues at The Upshot captured late last year.
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The ABC/Washington Post tracking poll conducted over the same period as the Upshot/Siena poll of Florida, for instance, showed Mrs.
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The upshot was that Mr. Byford found himself working at an agency where the governor was sinking his hands deeper every day.
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Upshot ____ A "parental arms race" is roiling youth swimming: Some children are wearing $500 high-tech racing suits, raising questions about elitism.
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THE UPSHOT "Priscilla" was relatively divisive for such a fluffy musical: Some found its relentless cheer enjoyable, while others found it grating.
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Kevin Quealy, an Upshot graphics editor and a runner, strapped on a heart monitor left over from a previous Sports-data experiment.
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The upshot: Mobileye wants to compete directly with the likes of Waymo and other big players aiming to deploy commercial robotaxi services.
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The upshot: No African American candidate will be on stage next week following the withdrawal from by campaign last week by Sen.
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Target: British satellite company InmarsatThe upshot: The purchase of Inmarsat marked one of the biggest-ever deals to delist a UK company.
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The upshot is that Michigan has played at least one more game than any team it will face, however deep it goes.
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I knew, from an orchestra we happened to be in together, that Laura Chang, deputy editor for The Upshot, played the violin.
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An illustration on Tuesday with an Upshot article about the use of coupons to save on drug purchases carried an incorrect credit.
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Even so, said Amanda Cox, our Upshot editor, today's needle is not substantively different in form or function from the 2016 one.
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But the upshot is that we're not talking about one firing here — we're talking about several, to get rid of Mueller alone.
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The upshot was a rise in the trade balance to 18.7 billion euros ($20.99 billion) from 16.9 billion in the prior month.
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A broad anti-Islamic coalition makes a certain amount of emotional and ideological sense, but it doesn't have a clear practical upshot.
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She also contributes to and edits the Upshot, the Times's section focused on analysis and data visualizations about politics, policy and everyday life.
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According to Upshot estimates, black voters represented about 15 percent of Mr. Obama's voters in Nevada in 2012, compared with 24 percent nationally.
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It has now emerged that the upshot of those after-the-fact discussions is DeepMind believes it does need to register the app.
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The Trump administration (or at least Hamilton) seems to think that the upshot of all this is to put pressure on Gee herself.
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" Michael Every, head of financial markets research Asia-Pacific at Rabobank, characterized the likely upshot of G-20 as "can-kicking at best.
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If the upshot is the disintegration of the North American economy, those on both sides of the Rio Grande will be worse off.
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The upshot is that credit conditions in lots of places outside America are bound ever more tightly to the fortunes of the dollar.
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But, the upshot of Tuesday's vote in parliament is that the future of Brexit is now effectively out of the prime minister's hands.
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Thanksgiving is a holiday that doesn't need Linus van Pelt to explain away its meaning—the upshot is right there in its name.
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The upshot is that the villagers want no part of India any more: the inscribed monolith is, in effect, a declaration of independence.
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She subsequently lost a playoff to Ryu So-yeon but the bigger upshot was that the game's rulers acted to prevent a repeat.
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That's the upshot of the latest edition of a newsletter I'd never seen until yesterday: the NYC Fleet Newsletter from Citywide Administrative Services.
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The upshot was that those who were standing when they took the test did significantly better at it than those who were sitting.
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The court's ruling was largely procedural, but the practical upshot is to leave in place a legislative map that's relatively favorable to Democrats.
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The upshot is that Australia's datum needs updating to ensure Australia's plate-fixed maps are in sync with devices with accurate positioning capabilities.
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The sad upshot is that the global economy may have the opportunity to relearn the lessons of the past rather sooner than hoped.
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That's the upshot of a bitter civil war that has broken out between Donald Trump and what's left of the Republican Party establishment.
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The upshot: Goldman Sachs and the Justice Department get to divvy up the profits of a fraud scheme perpetrated on the public. Goldman
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The upshot is that a lot of flight money, particularly from Europe and Japan, will head for American shores in the months ahead.
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The upshot is that volumes of retail trade in the three months to February showed no monthly growth in France, Spain and Portugal.
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The upshot ... Geena claims if there was no marriage, there's no property to split ... what's his is his, and what's hers is hers.
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And the upshot may be that Trump's strange, diversionary behavior will backfire, and leave his supplicants to answer for why they enabled it.
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The upshot is that state and local politicians looking to connect with voters in hard-to-reach districts might be out of luck.
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Clinton at 513 percent in the new New York Times Upshot/Siena College Florida poll, underscoring Democratic concerns about lackluster enthusiasm for Mrs.
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The upshot of this tactic: Brady, of all people, sees defenses that are simpler than those most other NFL quarterbacks go up against.
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The upshot is to expect an iPhone that is thinner and has improved cameras, and that has no headphone jack, among other updates.
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But the upshot is that in the US market, consumers still have access to the best cars ever created, at extremely competitive prices.
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Virtually all the major vote forecasters, including Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight site, The New York Times Upshot and the Princeton Election Consortium, put Mrs.
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"One upshot of the heart attack is that it has brought Claire and I to an intense closeness," he wrote in his journal.
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The upshot is though psychopaths may have some advantage in climbing the corporate ladder, once at the top they do shareholders no favors.
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The upshot is that "Phantom Thread," though expert and engrossing, is also cloistral and sickly, and I found myself fighting for fresh air.
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The New Health Care A few months ago, I wrote an article here on The Upshot discussing the potential health effects of alcohol.
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They also had a side-project app called Upshot where photos between friends on a night out would automatically delete a week later.
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"The upshot for those who suspect something is amiss in their relationships: If you're going to spy, do it via software," he writes.
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And over at The Upshot, Nate Cohn explains why Mr. Biden's delegate lead, though small, could be hard for Mr. Sanders to overcome.
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Letters To the Editor: I found "A Baby Bust, Rooted in Economic Insecurity" (The Upshot, Business Day, July 6) to be rather disheartening.
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"It's hard to remember an Election Day with so much uncertainty as voters go to the polls," writes Nate Cohn of The Upshot.
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The upshot is a group of workers who perceive a relatively persistent assault on their status, and who occasionally rise up in response.
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The upshot, he said, is that the world needs to work on building peace as aggressively as it has tackled malaria and AIDS.
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The upshot, according to policymakers, business executives and labor experts interviewed by Reuters, is that the labor market may be nearing its limits.
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The upshot -- she seems to be saying the Grand Jury grossly overcharged the "Empire" actor, especially relative to another celebrity defendant -- R. Kelly.
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Given that, it's surprising that spending on public health today is so low, Aaron Carroll and Austin Frakt recently wrote in The Upshot.
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The upshot is that today every American inherits a stunning patrimony, a piece of some of the most beautiful terrain in the world.
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A New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll showed him with a two-point edge over his challenger, George Scott, a Lutheran minister.
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After three full years of Brexit uncertainty, the upshot for U.K. business is there's no end in sight to even the known unknowns.
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The Upshot, la unidad de análisis de The New York Times, hizo los cálculos con simulaciones y análisis de partidos clave [en inglés].
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NATIONAL An illustration on Tuesday with an Upshot article about the use of coupons to save on drug purchases carried an incorrect credit.
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In "The Real Story About Fake News Is Partisanship," The Upshot writes: The fake-news phenomenon is not the result of personal failings.
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As a reporter at The Upshot, you use a lot of data to write analysis on gender, families and the future of work.
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The maps come from The New York Times's Upshot, which emphasizes data and graphics in its analysis of politics, policy and everyday life.
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The upshot here is that while I still prefer the Ram and the F-150, this diesel Silverado is my favorite number there.
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The Upshot took a look at ESPN's fantasy football draft data and found some interesting anomalies in terms of how quarterbacks are drafted.
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The upshot is that this is the first holiday season since 1977 when the in-demand Star Wars toy will not be available.
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The upshot: Investors should expect more uncertainty over when a potential deal will be signed, and, more importantly, the substance of the agreement.
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Aaron E. Carroll, a professor of pediatrics at Indiana University School of Medicine, looked into the reasons behind that difference for The Upshot.
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The upshot, as summarized by Child Trends, is that the evidence-based home visit programs the federal government funds have a positive impact.
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Additional Reading: China Cuts Tariffs Ahead of U.S. Commerce Secretary's Visit to Beijing The Upshot: The Economy Can Handle Steel and Aluminum Tariffs.
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The upshot: "The Golden Circle" did fine, but the "Kingsman" series does not appear to have the makings of a blockbuster domestic franchise.
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The upshot is that Manning will remain among the most simultaneously revered and despised figures in the recent history of American foreign policy.
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The New York Times's Upshot section has been polling the race, and most public opinion polls show Mr. Cruz holding a small lead.
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This was the conclusion of the Harvard and Census Bureau economists behind the Opportunity Insights Project, whose research was covered by The Upshot.
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The upshot: People have a strong psychological fear of loss — even when they know it might result in a better long-term outcome.
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The upshot -- everyone thought Selena Gomez was the woman he always wanted, but even when he was with Selena ... Hailey was on his brain.
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The upshot is Saudi Arabia must push through new production cuts without alienating Trump, who will be critical in shielding them from U.S. lawmakers.
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For instance, FiveThirtyEight's forecast gives Democrats a 71 percent chance of taking the chamber, while the Upshot gives them only a 60 percent shot.
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"The upshot is that net trade may remain a drag on growth in the third quarter," the analysts wrote in a note to clients.
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The upshot is the Senate GOP's robust anti-Trump wing from four years ago has been whittled down to a handful of Maybe Trumpers.
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The upshot of this is that white people don't have to worry about being victims of abuse of an advertising technique called exclusion targeting.
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But the upshot of their efforts sound an awful lot like a newsgathering operation in states that happen to have fast-shrinking local media.
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It is a grim spectacle, but the upshot of the latest bruising episode is that Mrs May staggers away bloodied to fight another round.
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The most recent New York Times Upshot and Sienna College poll shows an even tighter race with Clinton and Trump both with 25% support.
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" The upshot: Defendants who argue that they didn't understand the implications of their actions "are just as culpable as those who have actual knowledge.
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The upshot: Golden State's road to going back-to-back isn't completely blocked — but it just got a lot more complicated, that's for sure.
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The upshot: 2018 saw a decline in total investments in the sector and money moved away from ride-hailing and toward two-wheeled transportation.
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Data published by The Upshot point to other possible swing group in open primary states: people who call themselves Republicans but are registered Democrats.
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Data published by The Upshot point to other possible swing groups in open primary states: people who call themselves Republicans but are registered Democrats.
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Subsidies versus carbon tax The upshot to all of these energy subsidies is best described as the opposite of a tax on carbon emissions.
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The upshot is that Scotland's block grant will be reduced by an amount equivalent to the amount of tax raised in this financial year.
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The upshot of all this: The 37 percent top rate is just a sticker-price for the wealthy and well-advised, up for negotiation.
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Trump himself has paid the closest attention—but the main upshot has been to drive him crazy, which is its own form of reward.
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The upshot is that they are beginning to be able to tailor treatments to the needs of individual patients, an approach called personalised medicine.
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Ms. Warren's own supporters were likelier to hold these views than supporters of Mr. Biden, Mr. Sanders or Mr. Buttigieg, in Upshot/Siena polling.
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Both teams have above average defenses and, according to The Upshot, both face an extreme change in their postseason chances depending on the outcome.
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Ideology is actually a poor lens through which to view the Democrats' 2020 electoral strategy, writes Nate Cohn, a domestic correspondent for The Upshot.
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The upshot is that women in certain sports can conceivably face the prospect of ending their careers by having children at a certain age.
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Letter To the Editor: "Unusual Flavor of G.O.P. Race Illustrates a Paradox" (The Upshot, May 10) gives an incomplete picture of social choice theory.
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The upshot of the patron-client phenomenon is that the economic and diplomatic pressure needed to bring Pyongyang around to verifiable denuclearization is evaporating.
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For that, we talk to Nate Cohn of The Upshot, who has guided us through the data in this campaign since the podcast started.
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One upshot of this remarkable state of affairs is that our financial system is now more concentrated than ever into just a few hands.
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That's the upshot of the CFPB's new Arbitration Rule, which bans providers of unsecured personal credit from including mandatory arbitration clauses in their contracts.
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The upshot here is that BMW's business has been designed to fit with its markets and to generate a predictable profit on predictable investment.
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The upshot is a curious mix of ubiquity and absence: a public debate that seems to involve everyone except the parties who started it.
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The upshot is that the two most common forms of skin cancer (basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas) are highly curable if detected early.
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Though one of upshot to the product's slated wheels is that they both till the social and damage smaller weeds while they're still young.
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By "model," I don't mean poll averaging and weighting of the kind that Nate Silver and FiveThirtyEight, or the team at the Upshot, do.
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The New York Times Upshot/Siena College Research Institute poll is a response-rate-adjusted, probability-proportionate-to-size survey of the likely electorate.
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The sample is weighted to match Upshot estimates for the composition of the likely electorate by age, race, region, turnout, party, gender and education.
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Indeed, the proximate upshot of post-Watergate congressional investigations into Nixon's abuses of power was to further insulate the FBI from direct political control.
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And a Times Upshot analysis of blue-collar occupations showed that women's presence in these jobs stayed static or shrank between 2000 and 2016.
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"The upshot is that today's tariffs amount to no more than a slap on the wrist for China," Mr. Williams wrote in a note.
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The Upshot found that while the phrase has been around for two centuries, it didn't start appearing frequently in The Times until the 1960s.
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Now new estimates prepared by the consulting firm Avalere Health for The Upshot give a sense of just how much states are giving up.
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The upshot: thousands of migrants seeking asylum status in America will be turned away while the legal battle continues into the autumn and winter.
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The upshot: The form in question was updated in August 2019, but has allowed for second-hand knowledge of events since long before that.
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The upshot, Russians now say, is that while their country lacks the West's economic might, it can be counted on to keep its word.
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The upshot is this: The United States holds military supremacy over the world's waters and the airspace, but our control is limited and contestable.
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The Upshot model estimated that a polling misfire was about as likely as a baseball strikeout or a missed midrange field goal in football.
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But the upshot of the Israeli strategy, in concert with the United States, appears to be to force the Iranians into the first violations.
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The upshot is that there are often people with symptoms in public places — and without apology, you should put distance between you and them.
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The Upshot gave it a try, and in the end, as it turns out, Austen's word choices may be why she has remained relevant.
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The upshot is that it does seem to be "possible to catch up with those who have trained several decades longer," Dr. McPhee says.
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On Tuesday afternoon, The New York Times told readers in its Upshot polling feature that Hillary Clinton had an 84 percent chance of winning.
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The upshot could be early elections in 2019, especially as the Social Democrats are unsure whether they want to remain in Merkel's ruling coalition.
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The upshot of all the turmoil is that it is getting harder for companies to know where to operate and with whom to trade.
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" A few days later, Nate Cohn with The New York Times' "The Upshot" pegged the race for the House majority as a "toss-up.
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The upshot of all this has been to make banks more profitable, which in turn has contributed to strong Trump-era stock market performance.
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Some Upshot readers, responding to the article, suggested it was about intelligence — that college-educated people can see through Mr. Trump because they're smart.
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The upshot is that his party will have at least four fewer votes in Parliament when it comes time to select a prime minister.
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An Upshot article on Tuesday about the effects of coupons on drug prices misidentified the maker of Effexor XR. It is Pfizer, not Wyeth.
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The upshot is that far more research needs to be conducted before experts can make recommendations about ketone supplementation for athletes, Dr. Burke says.
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There were a few good polls for the Democrats as well, including Upshot/Siena polls in Arizona's Second District, Michigan's 11th and Minnesota's Second.
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A few reports, including one from CBS and a social media post from the Times' Upshot blog, hadn't corrected the error as of Friday.
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But there's also an upshot for people like Grand, the Indiana lobbyist, who happens to share an alma mater with the two Indiana congressmen.
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People can choose levels of service there (from A to C, as described in an earlier Upshot article), and most choose a "B" level.
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Think about how much time liberals spent hate-watching Mr. Trump's rallies, or hitting refresh on predictive models such as The Times's Upshot meter.
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Today, wives over all make 240 percent of what their husbands make, according to an Upshot analysis of annual survey data from the Census Bureau.
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"The trend is definitely towards a much tighter market balance - there is an upshot to prices here definitely," said London-based WoodMackenzie analyst Ami Shivkar.
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The upshot for progressives today is that organization leaders and donors need to be more mindful of how new state networks will complement existing efforts.
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Geordie Wood The upshot is that, unlike in chess, players—whether human or machine—can't look ahead to the ultimate outcome of each potential move.
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Overall, the various forecasting models — you can check out a roundup at the Upshot — estimate Clinton's chances of victory between 72 percent and 99 percent.
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Dara Lind has more on what's next, but the upshot is that even this one particular lawsuit is likely many months away from being resolved.
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The upshot is that the quadratic formula ensures that, in our town, the collective well-being of the public is maximized through the voting system.
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The upshot was the creation of polyamide sheets full of either tiny, hollow bubbles or interconnecting tubes, depending on the concentration of polyvinyl alcohol used.
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The net upshot is that LME stocks are down on the start of the year, but by a relatively modest 46,075 tonnes, or 24 percent.
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The upshot is that around 40% of Japanese women who undergo IVF do so in their forties, twice as many as in Britain or France.
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With accelerating consumer prices and the return of falling producer prices, "the upshot is that China faces the worse of both worlds," wrote Evans-Pritchard.
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As you have reported, that can be the case even for those with insurance ("Medical Debt Often Crushing Even for Insured," The Upshot, Jan. 5).
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The upshot is that engineers have a new, practical tool that they can use to test for nonnegativity and find sum of squares decompositions quickly.
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The upshot: Bringing in a lot of money doesn't make you "rich" if you spend more than you earn and you depend on a salary.
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The upshot, it seems, is that Trump tiptoed up to causing a dramatic crisis with the Justice Department and intelligence agencies ... and then backed down.
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The upshot is that Indians who've applied for their H-353B in the past six years may end up retiring before seeing their green cards.
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The upshot is that unlike in 2016, Democrats not only won the most votes — they won the votes in the places that counted the most.
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There may be one upshot to this farce of a hearing: It is very unlikely to overshadow Ford's moving, brave, and exceedingly credible opening statement.
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Taking his advice, we found a starter list of related questions Times journalists have posed in sections like Room for Debate, The Upshot and elsewhere.
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As the political scientist Lynn Vavreck, an Upshot contributor, has pointed out, people are generally not angry about the economy, at least by historical standards.
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Newt Gingrich may have intended primarily to champion a more conservative agenda—but the upshot of his success was to breed dysfunction on Capitol Hill.
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The upshot is that quantum computers would be able to carry out particular tasks exponentially faster — millions of times as fast as a standard computer.
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The upshot is that, according to the Kosovo government, 300 Kosovars have traveled to fight in Syria or Iraq, mostly to join the Islamic State.
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The upshot is that though he usually voted with whichever conservative bloc was ascendant, on rare occasions Kennedy would peer into the abyss and recoil.
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However, polls have shown the state to be in play this year, and a New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll this week showed Mrs.
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The Upshot plans to provide live forecasts of the Presidential and Senate elections, as it did during the 2016 primaries and the 2014 Senate midterms.
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It starts tonight, when we'll publish the first New York Times Upshot/Siena College polls of the most competitive battlegrounds in the fight for Congress.
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The adjustment is based on a model of validated turnout among Upshot/Siena poll respondents that controls for the variables in the C.P.S.-based model.
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The upshot was that while Republicans focus on rising premiums for plans sold through the ACA exchanges, their replacement proposals would hit consumers' wallets hard.
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Afterward, answer the following: • How would you describe The Upshot in one or two sentences to someone who has never visited this Times section before?
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The upshot: As someone who enjoys maintaining electronics for as long as possible before upgrading, I'm on the fence about springing for the latest AirPods.
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But one continued market phenomenon is beginning to cause concern, according to Neil Irwin of the Upshot: an inverted yield curve in the bond market.
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Neil Irwin of the Upshot argues it's that erratic trade policies make life difficult for American companies who rely on predictability to run their businesses.
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That's because the Upshot/Siena sample design and weighting scheme was already intended to properly represent low-turnout voters, who tend to be less educated.
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The upshot: Everything about the ID.3, from its size and styling to its battery range and pricing, is aiming for the mass-market category.
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And the upshot is that the Minions are pushed out of the spotlight (as much as anyone can do with a force like the Minions).
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The latest Upshot polling shows a wide range of possible outcomes, reflecting the number of extremely competitive districts, and the limited data available about each.
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The upshot of the film is a little murky, which is the risk of such a diffuse, dialectical approach, and certain details could be clearer.
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The upshot is clear: Nonvoting black residents in key places have the potential to swing elections, from the presidency on down, in 2020 and beyond.
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Looking at an interactive Upshot map done in conjunction with Mr. Chetty, it's hard to argue that the "right mind-set" is what really matters.
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The upshot: As the location-tracking apps followed me, I was able to capture the pings they sent to online servers — essentially recording their spying.
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Like how putting the driver's seat in the middle of the cab improves visibility, as does the shortened nose, an upshot of removing the engine.
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According to The Upshot, Buffalo's chances of making the playoffs spike to 80 percent with a win and crash to 50 percent with a loss.
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It's a sign of how private equity often isn't the superior form of capitalism that supporters say it is, writes Neil Irwin of the Upshot.
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The upshot is that the Kremlin elite who are winning the internal struggle value geopolitical goals far more than the country's economic development, experts said.
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The upshot is that no one in Michigan's biggest cities can take advantage of the safety valve — even if there's no work to be had.
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The Upshot found that 2012 exit polls did not count millions of white working-class voters who had gone to the polls on Election Day.
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The study, she told Aaron E. Carroll of The Upshot, found evidence only of an association between schizophrenia and marijuana use, not a causal link.
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The upshot could be a virtuous circle of increased green lending, lower emissions - and a reassessment of the merits of fiddling around with bank capital.
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Buyer: New MediaTarget: GannettThe upshot: The private-equity giant Apollo gave out a massive $1.8 billion loan to New Media to finance the newspaper merger.
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But The Upshot has always adopted a more informal, conversational tone, so we decided a long time ago that "Obamacare" was O.K. in that context.
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The upshot of the litigation, Wagner said, will be investment managers using better standards for adhering to their fiduciary duty, part of which is cost.
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The upshot of this system is that British political parties often elect leaders who rally their base more than they appeal to the country at large.
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"The upshot of all this is simple: the VIX can (and should) rise in the current macro environment, even if equities continue to rise," Colas said.
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Using that data, the Upshot created heat maps illustrating the relative popularity of those artists throughout the United States, revealing some interesting geographical pop music trends.
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The upshot is that competition among fund managers, featuring a greater relationship between an individual's performance and her pay, tended to produce better results for investors.
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"The upshot of this change is that workers across ASEAN will be tasked with higher value and more rewarding work than they are today," said Menon.
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The upshot is the combination of ominous statements, like those around rare-earth exports, alongside signals that it is not looking for a full-scale confrontation.
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Whatever the cause, the upshot was a world in which the real rate of interest necessary to keep capacity from falling idle had dropped below zero.
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According to experts across the political spectrum, the clear upshot of this letter is that the Iran deal is here to stay for the foreseeable future.
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According to the MIT researchers, the upshot — consistently reproduced across hundreds of experiments — is that we lose 50 percent of unrefreshed content knowledge every two years.
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The Upshot, a New York Times vertical, used this data to create some cool visualizations last April comparing Democrats in "real life" to Democrats on Twitter.
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"The upshot of Mr. Trump's economic policy positions under almost any scenario is that the U.S. economy will be more isolated and diminished," the report said.
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Yet that remains the likeliest upshot if no alliance secures an outright parliamentary majority, and a further reason for believing that Mr Berlusconi's influence could grow.
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The upshot is that this will be the first face-off between the two candidates since they fought to a virtual tie in the Iowa caucuses.
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The upshot would, like public schools, be a net fiscal transfer from those with below-average numbers of children to those with an above-average number.
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But the upshot is that the brokerage business is becoming a very low-margin business that is almost entirely dependent on massive scale to make money.
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The upshot is that, if Beric is right, an army of the dead that once seemed endless and unstoppable now no longer seems so at all.
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Small-business owners and managers don't come equipped with all of the components for good leadership, but the upshot is that lacking traits can be developed.
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We detailed the bizarro world of NBA labor relations here, but the upshot is that players who hit free agency this summer stumbled into a jackpot.
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The upshot to sourcing fabrics made from plastic bottles is fairly clear: It gets something harmful out of the environment and repurposes it into something usable.
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The upshot was that investors slightly lowered their expectations for a rate hike by the Federal Reserve over the near term, which weighed on the greenback.
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"The inevitable upshot of this move, however, was that Belle Plaine had no choice but to also accept a monument from The Satanic Temple," explains Greaves.
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The upshot of this is that any conceivable triangle can be described in a table, but the price to pay is unwieldy decimals a return values.
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Nate Cohn, a reporter for the Times's Upshot, explains that their model shows a turnout problem for Moore, with him falling short in three GOP counties.
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Their views are not measured here, but a prior Upshot compilation of 2018 polls from the Pew Research Center and Kaiser Family Foundation found similar patterns.
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The upshot of this is that statistical analysis of past voting behavior tells you relatively little about what will work to win elections in the future.
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The upshot: Sanders is quietly building a base of support among (young, dynamic and unabashedly left) elected officials in states he lost badly back in 2016.
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The researchers teamed up with the New York Times's Upshot and produced some incredible charts and graphics showing off the data, which you should check out.
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And the upshot is this: South Korean media are reporting about economic and other measures the Chinese are apparently taking to force Seoul to think again.
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The upshot is that there will be fewer defaults, but losses will be much higher than the roughly 20 percent that senior lenders are used to.
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" She continues: "The upshot will be to encourage the healthy idea that women can be as bold, eloquent, original, irritated, aggressive, vacuous, and vague as men.
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" To which Brendan Nyhan, a Dartmouth political scientist (and Upshot contributor), replied: "Agree no one really cares, but negative process stories can drown out convention messages.
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The upshot is that Mr. Johnson and his fellow Brexit proponents are now campaigning against the caricature of the European Union that he himself helped create.
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This is one upshot of the Electoral College: power is dispersed among the states; no presidential appointee back in Washington is in charge of presidential elections.
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Eitan Hersh, an assistant professor of political science, and Dr. Matthew Goldenberg, an assistant professor of psychiatry (guess his party!), shared their data with The Upshot.
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In one example, as Nate Cohn showed in an Upshot article, four pollsters arrived at different estimates even when starting from the same raw polling data.
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He seems to cocoon himself from responsibility and interaction, which could come off as kinda dark at, but he explains that there's an upshot to it.
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Over at the Upshot, Margot Sanger-Katz and Reed Abelson have an interesting discussion of the difficulties some insurers are having adjusting to Obamacare's insurance exchanges.
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In the latest episode of The Run-Up, we talk numbers with Nate Cohn, a reporter for The Upshot and our most trusted translator of polls.
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Joining him are Julie Hirschfeld Davis, White House reporter; Astead Herndon, national politics reporter; Frank Bruni, Op-Ed columnist; and Nate Cohn, correspondent for The Upshot.
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The final turnout score is 56 percent turnout model and 44 percent self-report, based on a model of validated turnout in prior Upshot/Siena polls.
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My calculation, which borrows from an approach used by economists (and occasional Upshot contributor) Ernie Tedeschi, adjusts for demographic shifts by controlling for age and sex.
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The political upshot This pattern explains why I often argue that Democrats have a chance to win over swing voters by running populist, economically focused campaigns.
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Clinton, on the other hand, got the backing of a Scottish goat named Boots , a YouTuber's kitten, and the New York Times's Upshot election prediction model.
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The upshot is that she has become so erratic as to feel more like a series of plot devices than a real person with comprehensible motives.
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TSE They come from a lot of different places in the newsroom, from within our department and from The Upshot, with which we collaborate very frequently.
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In Florida, for example, Democrat challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is just 1 point ahead of Republican incumbent Carlos Curbelo, according to New York Times Upshot poll.
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Our analysis of validated turnout in prior Upshot/Siena polls indicates that our models do a much better job of predicting turnout than self-reported intention.
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Our Upshot colleague Nate Cohn has explained why Monmouth's polling may be underrepresenting a sliver of the Iowa electorate that happens to be favorable to Sanders.
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The upshot is that if the Trump administration cuts taxes on top earners as expected, the federal tax burden on blue states will fall especially sharply.
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The upshot is that Trump, who has a real scent for blood, will continue to trample and berate Tillerson whenever it's his whim of the moment.
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The upshot is that as children grow, and their teeth grow in them, the enamel of those teeth is built from materials reflecting local isotopic ratios.
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A recent New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll conducted in late September showed Porter leading Walters 723% to 272% with a 214% margin of error.
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The practical upshot, however, is the same: Mr. Grenell, like Mr. Trump, does not rate Russian efforts to manipulate American elections a pressing national security concern.
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One thing we've been doing at The Upshot is experimenting with the best form for a story, not just defaulting to 1,000 words and a photo.
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My colleagues at The Upshot, who specialize in making sense of data, took Amazon's criteria and crunched the numbers to help the company with its selection.
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"The upshot of Mr. Trump's economic policy positions under almost any scenario is that the U.S. economy will be more isolated and diminished," the report stated.
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Every time, the upshot is vivid and similar: For almost everything on the list, there is a large divergence between the United States and everyone else.
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The details of the president's campaign plan are mildly complex, but the upshot is that the plan gives tax credits to incentivize private financing of infrastructure.
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NATIONAL An Upshot article on Monday about the successes and failures of the Affordable Care Act misstated part of the name of a budget analysis group.
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To answer that question, I called up Lynn Vavreck, a political scientist at U.C.L.A. (and a contributor to The Upshot here at The New York Times).
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The Upshot currently gives the Bills a 15 percent chance of making the playoffs and ending a 16-year playoff drought, the longest in the league.
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The Upshot produced, and mapped, in-depth analyses of state-level poll results, like this deep dive into a Florida poll at the end of October.
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The upshot is that Alexa can respond with disappointment if a user answers a question incorrectly, for example, or excitedly if a user wins a game.
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Buyer: London Stock ExchangeTarget: RefinitivThe upshot: One of the biggest private-equity deals of the year was the acquisition of Refinitiv by the London Stock Exchange.
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That will be especially valuable to The Upshot in the states where we conducted polls — Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina — but it will be useful everywhere.
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The upshot is reduced latency, because signals between a customer's terminal and a satellite have to travel only a few hundred miles rather than several thousand.
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The upshot, of course, is that Democrats get to pick and choose which Republican-held seats to gun for, while playing defense in very few races.
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By early August, forecasters from Princeton's Sam Wang to FiveThirtyEight to the New York Times's Upshot were all finding very high odds of a Clinton victory.
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The upshot of this was that organizing work, rather than leading to progress toward a single-payer system, led to a game of political hot potato.
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The natural upshot of this analysis is that class was a huge reason why Trump won, that poor whites found Trump's attack on economic elites revitalizing.
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That's the upshot: Because he has sacrificed so much and he means even more to Dallas, the Mavericks do whatever it is Dirk feels like doing.
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Yes, something happened in the moment, with echoes that went on resonating for a few more years — but really, what long-term upshot did it have?
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The upshot is that positions coded as "extreme" in Washington can also be quite popular nationally and potentially even very helpful in appealing to swing voters.
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It's less expensive than you think and the upshot is, after all your hard work, you'll have a WiiMote that looks and feels like an SNES controller.
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Neil Irwin of N.Y. Times' Upshot just made the case of "supply-side economics" for liberals, since the economic approach is typically related to Reagan-ear conservatives.
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The upshot: It raises the prospect of eliminating some of the rules against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization, opening the door to fast lanes on the internet.
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Few media organizations were invited to the inauguration, the upshot of a furor Duterte unleashed recently when he suggested that corrupt journalists were legitimate targets for assassination.
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The upshot is that if Trump does cancel the deal on October 15 for reasons largely unrelated to its terms, the results could very well be catastrophic.
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The upshot of most of these scandals is that there is now an extended graveyard of companies to point to, and that will help with these conversations.
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The upshot of these norms is that the president is not supposed to be in a position to tell the FBI what it can and can't investigate.
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The upshot: Only one in a million faces should be able to trick Face ID, Schiller said — though beware your evil twin or others with similar genetics.
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But the upshot of all this is that a wealth of discoveries and treatments is likely to await scientists, and funding agencies, bold enough to look elsewhere.
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The upshot: the law continues to bind the federal government but no longer limits the power of states to impinge on the religious lives of its inhabitants.
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The upshot is a plan that is costly and regressive, yet paired with other commitments around entitlements, military spending, and constitutional amendments that make it completely impossible.
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One upshot, though, has been that as airlines try to artfully disguise the spartan nature of their flights, it's often not clear what exactly is on offer.
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" The upshot of the decision, Frosh predicted, would be that "other states can be comfortable that if they adopt similar laws they'll be upheld by the courts.
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The upshot is that, for the first time since the early 1970s, the mortality rate associated with alcohol-related liver cirrhosis rose dramatically between 2009 and 2013.
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The upshot of Say Anything making such uncompromising and—let's just say, idiosyncratic—music for this amount of time has granted Bemis a kind of critic-proofing.
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The upshot was slight falls in U.S. bond yields as investors slightly lowered their expectations for a rate hike by the Federal Reserve over the near term.
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"The upshot is that net exports should have provided another boost to GDP growth in the current quarter," said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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In Iowa, 78 percent of her supporters said they could change their mind, more than with any of her top rivals, according to the Upshot/Siena poll.
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Readers complained that "The Upshot" column forecasting the race was hopelessly wrong; it had said Clinton had an 80 percent or better chance of winning the election.
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"My first reaction was, 'Well, I guess I won't be around to see the upshot of this plan,'" said Mr. Coppola, 77, the film director and writer.
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The upshot is his claim that even the Federal Trade Commission calls the FCC's approach "not optimal," arguing that the FCC should defer to its fellow agency.
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On court, the upshot is this: When the ball is in play, Murray's body language is antithetical to the poor posture following a point that is lost.
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The upshot of all these discoveries is deeply significant, not just for philosophy, but for us as human beings: There is no first-person point of view.
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The upshot is an erosion in public confidence in the justice system, and deep demoralization in the ranks of the career professionals at the Department of Justice.
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For example, the current forecast by "The Upshot" at The New York Times indicates a 2628 percent chance, one in five, more likely than any other outcome.
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The upshot of that decision is that an employer that disciplines an employee for engaging in peaceful speech has disciplined an employee in violation of public policy.
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An Upshot article last Sunday about the gender pay gap misstated the percentage of the gap that two Cornell economists said could be attributed to pure discrimination.
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But the Upshot analysis also shows the common thread between those places and more urban locations where Mr. Trump has either done well or is projected to.
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I spend too much time here at The Upshot complaining that our health policy fails to be based on research, or that things we do don't work.
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VICE: I'm trying to understand what's going to happen in this election, but FiveThirtyEight, the Upshot, the Huffington Post, and others all give me wildly different numbers.
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The upshot of not having any of that advanced smart home functionality, incidentally, is that the bulbs are relatively reasonably priced, starting at $14 and $19, respectively.
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For AI folks, the upshot is that C. elegans provides an opportunity to do AI stuff to representations of living brains—program something alive, in other words.
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One upshot of those rules is that prime money market funds aren't beholden to that $1 share price — in other words, the net asset value can fluctuate.
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Upshot/Siena polls of Florida's 220th and 20162th Districts showed President Trump's net approval rating was about 22016 points better than his margin in the 2016 election.
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For Vietnam, the upshot would be private-sector growth in an economy that has long been top-heavy with state-owned enterprises and overdependent on development aid.
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While Biden has a slim advantage in this poll, other recent surveys show Sanders ahead, including a New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll released last weekend.
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But the upshot has been that the two most left-leaning candidates have been feuding while Biden, a much less progressive candidate, continues to lead national polling.
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Picture Prompts A recent article in the Upshot was headlined "The American Dream, Quantified at Last," and this was the chart at the top of the piece.
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As for Mr. Trump's executive order requiring the repeal of two rules for every one introduced, our colleagues at the Upshot explained why it's no quick fix.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Austin Frakt had a very interesting piece in the Upshot the other day, on U.S. health spending – and U.S. health — in international perspective.
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Upshot: Eliminating community rating would undermine Obamacare's guarantee of coverage for people with pre-existing conditions, which President Trump and many Republican lawmakers have said they value.
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The upshot is Alstom getting a knock-down price, at just 10 times this year's expected operating profit, compared to its own nearly 18 times valuation multiple.
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The upshot is that his 65-year-old cousin Haitham bin Tariq al-Said, one of three brothers seen as succession front-runners, is the new sultan.
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The upshot is that pacers typically burn up and drop out long before the race is over, leaving competitors to run the last, most arduous miles unshielded.
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Baltimore and San Francisco are two of the three most likely teams to make the Super Bowl, according to The Upshot, with New England being the third.
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The upshot of an environment where real public, political debate is banned is that the field is open to a paternalistic, state-run version of Women's Day.
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The upshot for this particular part of the media sector is that the industry is ailing and investors cannot see the appeal of a struggling newspaper empire.
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The upshot, Scharf says, is that low-income housing managers, residents, and really anyone dealing with roaches in their homes have options beyond chemicals to control roaches.
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The upshot is that today, when Europeans speak of "federalism" they mean giving Brussels more power, whereas when Americans speak of "federalism" they mean giving Washington, DC less.
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The upshot, Kockelman figures, is that if you shifted the entire city to autonomous cars, it would need a staggering 90 percent less parking than it needs today.
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One upshot of this is that the overall cost of the trade war is lower than the impression you'd get from a broad aggregation of trade sob stories.
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One upshot of Beckham and Norman's fighting in 2015 was a new rule mandating an ejection for any player who receives multiple personal foul penalties in a game.
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And here is the upshot: Failure to stem America's decades-old rise of external deficits has led to a systematic borrowing of world savings to make ends meet.
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The upshot, says a recent study by the American Bar Association, is that Louisiana has only a fifth of the lawyers it needs to provide adequate public defence.
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In particular, he focuses on the visual presentation of data, noting the successes of data-driven hubs like The New York Times' The Upshot and Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight.com.
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These supporters are concentrated in Florida, the Northeast and across most of the West, according to data provided to The Upshot by Civis Analytics, a Democratic data firm.
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The upshot, say Reichsbürger, is that the Federal Republic is really a limited-liability company based in Frankfurt and controlled by a Jewish world government based in America.
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The upshot is that a MANET with more than about 30 nodes starts to experience problems, and one with more than about 50 will grind to a halt.
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Institutional investor Crosslink Capital, and both Maiden Lane Ventures and CSC Upshot (the American and Chinese venture funds affiliated with the angel investment site, AngelList) participated as well.
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The upshot is that North Korea seems certain to keep working on its nuclear and missile programs — and making each more effective and dangerous -- well into the future.
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The upshot is that iPhones are hard for the average person to repair, and Apple has lobbied against proposed legislation that would make tools and instructions more accessible.
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If we accept that the one shining sliver of an upshot here is that rich people will understand the impacts of climate change… Well, don't hold your breath.
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The New York Times "Upshot" forecast model had Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The upshot is that Spaniards sleep far less than the European average (41 minutes fewer, according to Angel Largo of Arhoe, a group campaigning for more rational hours).
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Afterwards, around 9 AM EST every day, the bot will send NYT's Upshot election forecast to the mobile messaging client, if you opt in to receiving these alerts.
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That is, you can say things like "Will Hillary Clinton win?" or "I live in Texas," and it will return the Upshot forecast or the state's forecast, respectively.
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While the technical process is explained in more detail here, the upshot is that as of today, the Rift is officially supported on a wider range of computers.
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The upshot: Today Mexico imports more than 60 percent of its refined gasoline and diesel from the United States, while its own refineries operate at about half capacity.
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Toni One thing I've learned at The Upshot in the last year: People, from the right and the left, believe in conspiracies more than I would have thought.
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The Upshot published a series of demographic models throughout the primary season that estimated how Mr. Trump might have fared if the country had voted on that date.
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A New York Times Upshot poll released Monday shows Biden tied or ahead of the president with registered voters in swing states including Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Florida.
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The upshot of that story was that we knew only a fraction of what we wanted to know before accelerating the Apollo program more than 50 years ago.
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The upshot is that, so long as the GOP field remains divided, Trump has a big opportunity to roll to a series of victories and rack up delegates.
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The New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll was conducted using Florida records from a voter registration file, a data set covering every registered voter in the country.
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The upshot is that as long as the Fed continues to tighten policy at only a gradual pace, the economic expansion can continue for a good deal longer.
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Not surprisingly, since the piece ran in The Times's Upshot section, it has drawn no small amount of emails to the public editor and comments on the article.
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To be even more prepared, read up on Times reporting on voting patterns and predictions, via The Upshot and the "What to Know About Election 2016 Today" feature.
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There is a court case involving the three cops, but Boal and Bigelow deal with it in a perfunctory fashion, and the legal upshot comes as no surprise.
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The upshot of that, according to their model, is a country that by 2027 would have a GDP that is about 0.7 percent lower than under current law.
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Whether it's the lock that doesn't work, as in this case, or that the keys are missing, as they were in Yanagisawa's mice, the upshot is the same.
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A New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll in late October found that Cubans were supporting Trump by a 10-point margin, although the sample size was small.
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Whatever the upshot of those complaints, it's fair to say NHS rules on information governance are not an exact science, and do involve interpretation by individual NHS Trusts.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are tied in the state, 44 percent to 44 percent, in the final New York Times Upshot/Siena College survey released Monday.
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If anything, as Neil Irwin of The Times's Upshot has noted, wages are a little higher than you'd expect from looking at the productivity and inflation numbers alone.
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A new approach to polling from The Upshot: Follow results in real time as The New York Times and Siena College survey voters in the battlegrounds for Congress.
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The upshot, according to former Obama advisers and outside arms-control specialists, is that the modernization destabilized the U.S.-Russia status quo, setting off a new arms race.
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The practical upshot of Apple's short-term guarantee of sales is that they have the luxury of thinking more about the long-term future of their product line.
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The upshot ... Harrison's in town for the ESPYs and is putting a spotlight on raising money for the V Foundation -- the cancer research organization founded by Jim Valvano.
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Research tells us that kids do better when their parents get earned income tax credit money (EITC) and so the upshot is we should invest more in EITC.
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White voters without a degree represent just 30 percent of Democratic-leaning voters, according to an Upshot analysis of Pew Research surveys from December 2017 to September 2018.
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The upshot is that American kids are more likely to be poor, to drop out of high school and even to die young than in other advanced countries.
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A New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll, released on Sunday, showed Mr. Northam with just a three-point lead over Mr. Gillespie, 43 percent to 40 percent.
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The New York Times Upshot/Siena College survey shows one-in-four likely Democratic caucus-goers, 25 percent, pick Sanders as their first choice in next month's caucuses.
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The upshot is that the book mostly comes across as a collection of vignettes an algorithm could have designed to reinforce East Coast readers' opinions of Silicon Valley.
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The upshot appears to be that, although increasing national income is important to happiness, it is not as important as ensuring the population is healthy and avoiding conflict.
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The upshot appears to be that, while increasing national income is important to happiness, it is not as important as ensuring the population is healthy and avoiding conflict. ■
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The upshot is that we don't know for sure what is round the corner, and we need better conversations about how to respond to the range of possibilities.
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The upshot is that while such dramatically higher tax rates may arithmetically promise dramatically higher – though still insufficient – new revenues, they cannot be expected to fully deliver them.
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As Claire Cain Miller, a reporter for The Upshot, wrote last January in The Times, It hasn't been a great time to be a man without a job.
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The Upshot recently took a look at how much housing costs in various cities in the United States in relation to how much economists think it should cost.
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The upshot was that a wall of seats across the north and the Midlands that had not voted Conservative in decades—or ever—fell to Mr Johnson's party.
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