You have to have to demonstrate financial accretion, balance sheet accretion.
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"We expect this two-level accretion process to drive the dynamics of the binary system during its mass accretion phase," Alves said.
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Those wavelengths allowed the team to view not only each quasar's accretion disk, but also its torus — the doughnut-shape ring of dust clouds that wraps around the accretion disk.
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The deal completed on June 17 is expected to deliver mid-single-digit EPS accretion in the first full year of ownership and double-digit EPS accretion by 2021, including phased synergies.
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ALMA image of the cool gas within the accretion disk.
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The deal, which was completed on June 17, is expected to deliver mid-single-digit EPS accretion in the first full year of ownership and double-digit EPS accretion by 2021, including phased synergies.
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The American people largely went along with this accretion of power.
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It all starts in the accretion disk, the doughnut of doom.
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The shorter echo implied that the accretion disk reached much closer to the event horizon than previously thought, meaning that it's the corona that gets smaller, rather than the accretion disk that moves closer, over time.
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The star gets "spaghettified," and after several orbits creates an accretion disc.
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The deal is "well short" of Credit Suisse's accretion expectations, he said.
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It's more like a feeling of accretion, in the sense of growing.
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This accretion process emits luminous X-ray radiation that is observable to telescopes.
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That capital return, Suva notes, could drive 10 percent earnings per share accretion.
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"This may represent the first direct evidence for chaotic accretion in an [active galactic nucleus], where accretion discs are generally misaligned to the black hole spin," according to the paper published recently in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Dilution is a function of your burn rate relative to your accretion of value.
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A single observation can't serve as definitive proof of the existence of chaotic accretion.
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When the accretion disk is edge-on, though, colder gas stands in the way.
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Today, the isolated tent-cities are an accretion of four decades of deferred hope.
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Novelistic form, the accretion of many sentences, must find its own deeper, slower rhythm.
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Raw emotional force builds from the accretion of slight moments of remembrance and discovery.
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"Pagan" is less a collection of songs than a slow-moving accretion of sensation.
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While financings reflect value accretion or dilution, the transaction isn't where these values really change.
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The scientists were able to turn the measurement into an inference about the accretion process.
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The material in the jets is blasted out from the black hole's rotating accretion disk.
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Where compaction outpaces accretion, the land begins to subside until, eventually, the Gulf reclaims it.
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The power of the Drew volume comes from the slow but steady accretion of detail.
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"For instance, if black holes grow mostly by accretion of material through an accretion disk, then we would expect the black holes to be spun up over time, and then most of the black holes in the universe should have maximal spin," Kara said.
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We should all be celebrating the accretion of value when we have an up-round financing.
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However, the return of that accretion cost pushed 22017's net loss to a period-high.
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Much of the gas collected by Sagittarius A* orbits the black hole in an accretion disk.
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The companies are expecting about 21 cents of accretion in 2017 and 29 cents in 2018.
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At first, that meant finding scenarios that did not require sweeping changes in the accretion disk.
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Because of this, any change in the accretion disk will later be echoed within the torus.
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But a second hypothesis suggests just the opposite: The accretion disk starts thin before puffing up.
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Sloane enriched his "cabinet of curiosities" through tireless accretion, adding and adding and never taking away.
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There is something that happens when there is an accretion of sight; something alien about it.
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It said SJW offered a significant premium, attractive earnings accretion, a robust dividend and benefits for customers.
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IRAS 05413-0104's accretion disk also settles an old debate in the science of star formation.
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LSE - TRANSACTION WOULD DELIVER STRONG ADJUSTED EARNINGS PER SHARE ACCRETION IN THE FIRST FULL YEAR AFTER COMPLETION
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Astronomers had also previously detected cooler gas near the black hole, but nowhere near the accretion disk.
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This conclusion, that the balls formed from accretion, meant that water once existed on the Martian surface.
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And it's about the astonishing accretion of significant human history within the walls of a single home.
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Sometimes it just sounds like the banal accretion of unrelated snippets, moving in place but going nowhere.
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A side view, like the one below, would show the accretion disk slithering around the event horizon.
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Accretion bursts have been witnessed in two other young stars, with the first ever detection in 2016.
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At a more fundamental level, it's an accretion of irrevocable truths: this is gone, and that's gone.
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The particles are in a thin accretion disk, where the swirling pace nears the speed of light.
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Political investigations tend to be marathons rather than sprints, requiring the slow, meticulous accretion of evidential layers.
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If every dollar invested is showing demonstrable value accretion, by all means burn as fast as confidence allows!
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His face was lined, as if by the daily accretion of sorrows his profession obliged him to absorb.
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In his career thus far, Pnini has developed a particularly strong aesthetic muscle for the representation of accretion.
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With the accretion of China's skilled labor force, and the surfeit of cheap metal flows around the world.
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A true image might also show an accretion disk — a bright ring of matter that swirls around it.
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It's been built up by the uncertainty of our future, and rises from the accretion of our history.
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But mostly, the accretion of moments generates the feeling of being inside a fully populated house of fiction.
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A thin ring at the center, called the "photon ring," is really the underside of the accretion disk.
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It's the burn rate relative to the value creation, not the financing event, that truly determines accretion or dilution.
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Artist's impression of the accretion disk surrounding the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
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Like other black holes that feed on stars, this object pulls in material that accumulates in an accretion disk.
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That means Sgr A* pulls in less matter, which gives it a much smaller accretion disk than M87's.
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When they're accreting a lot of mass onto the black hole, their accretion disk is quite thin and luminous.
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Bogs are generally more open, characterized by an abundance of sphagnum, a superabsorbent moss, and the accretion of peat.
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His work arises out of the paradoxical combination of paring everything down, while employing a process of patient accretion.
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The legal landscape may change for the better through erosion and accretion, rather than avulsion and ill-considered construction.
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Less an original narrative than an accretion of capital, technology, and celebrity, it had a budget of $356 million.
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THE story of the European Union is in part that of the steady accretion of power by its central bodies.
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The end result of these financings is typically that the burn rate will often outpace value accretion at the startup.
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Using high-powered radio telescopes, researchers recorded a so-called accretion disk forming around a star named IRAS 05413-0104.
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But more often, I find that it's a steady accretion of annoyances and scandals that pushes people over the edge.
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In Divorce, marriage is a long accretion, the gathering of sediment year after year until digging out becomes too hard.
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What there needs to be is an accretion of minutiae that satisfies the listener in his or her own obsession.
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Outside the event horizon, supermassive black holes have an accretion disk — clouds of hot gas and dust trapped in orbit.
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"Performance has been the primary contributor to asset accretion since the 2016 presidential election," Thomson Reuters said in an analysis.
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In that photo, the accretion disk looked significantly brighter on the bottom of the image and darker on the top.
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But when that accretion rate drops, the disk puffs up into a quasi-spherical structure that struggles to emit light.
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They found that this change could happen in a quasar's accretion disk, and fast (though not as fast as decades).
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Spread income declined slightly due to a decline in purchase accounting accretion, as well as lower core net interest income.
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In its first three seasons — the Nicholas Brody years — Homeland's gradual accretion of wacky plot twists slowly became its undoing.
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Their investigation suggests the nitrogen on Pluto is of a "primordial species," meaning it gradually accumulated over time via cometary accretion.
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The original title proved to be a game primarily interested in accretion: collecting guns, collecting armor, collecting various accolades and accomplishments.
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The reason these black holes look different is because the artwork shows a quiescent black hole — one without an accretion disc.
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With this deal, McCormick expects to achieve "meaningful accretion" to margins and adjusted earnings per share, excluding transaction and integration costs.
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Fitch recognizes the potential accretion provided by the program and is comfortable with the targeted amount, given the firm's liquidity position.
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FIAT CHRYSLER - SIGNIFICANT VALUE ACCRETION RESULTING FROM TRANSACTION IS ESTIMATED TO BE APPROXIMATELY EUR 3.7 BLN IN ANNUAL RUN-RATE SYNERGIES
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The trope of borders connects the book's numerous examples, anecdotes, memories, and occasionally dense accretion of demographic, economic, and sociological data.
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Generally speaking, the line between controlled selection and untrammeled accretion is tenuous, as is any clear distinction between connoisseurship and pathology.
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"The transaction is strategically compelling and delivers significant financial accretion to Energen shareholders," said Keith Meister, managing partner of Corvex Management.
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Primestone said it believed a merger would create earnings per share (EPS) accretion in excess of 85 percent for both companies.
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"We estimate modest EPS accretion for Hershey in 2018 from this transaction," Stifel analyst Chris Growe wrote in a client note.
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His black-and-white images looked like twisted depictions of a black Saturn, with a ringlike accretion disk warped like taffy.
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The Beijing National Stadium, known as the "Bird's Nest," was initially designed to be an accretion of truly randomly placed pieces.
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The Beijing National Stadium, known as the "Bird's Nest," was initially designed to be an accretion of truly randomly placed pieces.
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With the deal, McCormick expects to achieve "meaningful accretion" to margins and adjusted earnings per share, excluding transaction and integration costs.
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Years passed and my memories of the trip to Syria faded away, replaced by the steady accretion of other life experiences.
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Rather than being dilutive, any up-round financing (with a caveat that I'll address below) should be a demonstration of value accretion.
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The resulting image might show a dark spot surrounded by an accretion disk — a bright ring of matter that swirls around it.
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As the material from the accretion disk falls into the black hole, jets of energy form along the axis of the merger.
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TDFs, however, offer a much shorter timeframe, an accelerated perspective on the otherwise masked accretion/outflow processes of a supermassive black hole.
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But theoretical physicists predict that larger black holes might instead have "chaotic accretion," meaning stuff can fall into them at any angle.
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RXTE was able to track fast X-ray oscillations of hot gas deep within the accretion disk to catch the relativistic behavior.
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It said the transaction was expected to boost earnings per share from 2018, excluding restructuring costs, with double-digit accretion in 2019.
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If the accretion rate is high enough, the force of the radiation flowing out could potentially stop additional matter from falling in.
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Evolution was not a sudden shift, but a gradual accretion of features and a series of mutations affecting development, the researchers said.
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Just beyond the event horizon is the black hole's accretion disc, a belt of gas that is rapidly orbiting the black hole.
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Because the colors don't completely disappear, the researchers don't suspect that the inner accretion disk was completely swallowed by the black hole.
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So this year, they applied their models for the accretion disks around stellar mass black holes to those around supermassive black holes.
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Indeed, Trump's invocations of executive power are perhaps the extreme, but predictable, result of the steady accretion of presidential power over time.
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New research published today in Nature now describes a disk of cool interstellar gas, along with evidence of movement within the accretion disk.
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"We're very enthusiastic on our future prospects, especially with the current deal in place which gives us significant accretion by 2021," said Thornburg.
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"We believe the worst is over after Samsung Engineering's restructuring and capital-raising, and we expect value accretion to rise," the analysts said.
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That's what Loving's story feels like as a whole: a slow accretion of incident and development over time, inevitably and without major drama.
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Intact expects the deal to add to net operating income per share immediately, with low single-digit accretion within 24 months after close.
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"The amount of cost synergies expected to be generated, and the resulting EPS accretion will create substantial value for both shareholder groups," oOh!
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While we do not expect meaningful near-term earnings accretion, there is strong strategic rationale for the purchase, which should be viewed positively.
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The controversy in Fisher was itself the result of an accretion of earlier judicial interventions, each one adding a fresh layer of complexity.
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Sagittarius A*'s accretion disk is about 100 million miles wide, or a little wider than the distance between Earth and the sun.
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Elegant contrivance is necessary in the novel, and it has its own pleasures; yet I've always been a fan of the accretion phase.
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If you haven't seen a Foote play recently, it may take you a while to accustom yourself to his distinctive art of accretion.
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For most, $100 million — the minimum accretion GM wants from Kuhn and any projects undertaken by her team — is definitely not starting small.
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"It has an accretion of ceremonial use that really gives this object an emotional and historical weight at this point," Mr. Dimunation said.
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The rest makes a tasty meal for the black hole, which pulls the material into its hot, glowing accretion disk made of gas.
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"Political investigations tend to be marathons rather than sprints, requiring the slow, meticulous accretion of evidential layers," Michelle Cottle writes in The Times.
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Risk of severe financial stress should diminish as covenants are renegotiated and VRX pays down debt, and deleveraging should drive equity value accretion.
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The accretion flow will reach a temperature of 105 K and glow brightly at optical, ultraviolet, and x-ray wavelengths for about 100 days.
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That event horizon will likely be surrounded by an accretion disc, a bright, incredibly energetic ring of matter that swirls around the black hole.
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The investor said the move would be unlikely to deliver much in terms of value accretion to shareholders, although it depended on the price.
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Previous research also suggested that jets of particles are launched outward from the poles of these so-called accretion disks at extraordinarily high speeds.
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" --"We are concerned that the continued lack of clear responsibility for assumption of risk is a substantial contributor to the currently observed risk accretion.
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"Strong ROE amidst modest asset growth means faster capital accretion with increased chances of further dividend policy upgrade supporting the shares," said JPMorgan's Kantarovich.
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Security and the slow accretion of confidence can help people move past nationalism to embrace a new European landscape of regions, cultures and cities.
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In reality, unyielding domestic politics, Hamas control of Gaza and the accretion of Israeli settlements are making a viable Palestinian state seem highly improbable.
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That's important because the glowing accretion disk sends visible light toward the dark torus, where it is absorbed and re-emitted as infrared light.
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"Something is causing the accretion disk to dim from the inside-out," said Barry McKernan, an astrophysicist at the American Museum of Natural History.
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The net interest margin (NIM) declined 5bps to 2.70% during the quarter, while the core NIM, excluding purchase accounting accretion, declined 2bps to 2.63%.
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The group expects further 26bp CET13 accretion once full regulatory deconsolidation is approved by the UK regulator, which we expect could take many months.
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And, yes, I'm well aware that the accretion of huge power by Facebook and Google and others over media online is also a threat.
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As the second massive star in the system dies, debris from its envelope might fall back toward the core and settle into an accretion disk.
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"Mainly, the US mathematics curriculum prior to the Common Core was a geological accretion of additions, mostly, and [some] compressions over 1003 years," Daro said.
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The light and radio emissions seen from the quasar are actually caused by the material around the black hole itself, known as an accretion disk.
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NASA's WISE satellite discovered the galaxy in 2015, and the new accretion disk research is detailed in a study published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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Artist's impression of a rapidly spinning supermassive black hole surrounded by an accretion disc—one consisting of the shredded remains of a Sun-like star.
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One account of planet formation, called core accretion, holds that planets form slowly, coalescing around rocky cores, and in a region close to their stars.
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When ALMA's data is correlated with the other telescopes later this year, Sagittarius A* should appear against the glowing gas of the accretion disk. Maybe.
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They also figured out that the disc surrounding the black hole was puffy and not as thin as the accretion disc of active black holes.
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That means your top line of revenue growth for most companies is growing around 4 percent, maybe with 1 percent accretion or so for buybacks.
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One way to understand this is to break up the accretion disk into separate parts: a bright inner region that illuminates an outer dull region.
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"Both shares rising is an indication that investors see the merit in the expected 15%-20% cash EPS accretion by this third year," Biggar wrote.
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She provides indelible portraits of both parents, recreating the fraught landscape of her childhood in Palo Alto through the careful accretion of exquisitely granular detail.
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Around the year 2083, its accretion rate will rise catastrophically, spilling mass at incredibly high rates onto the white dwarf, with this material blazing away.
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In other words, large financings are typically very dilutive, even if on paper they appear to be evidence of massive value accretion and misleadingly little dilution.
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The ASAS-SN group was able to rule out jets fueled by more typical everyday accretion because this one erupted and then "switched off" so abruptly.
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She is interested in content developing through an accretion of multiple images, in a grid, modified grid form, a text-like line or within one composition.
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Now we know this isn't the case, although the exact interaction of the magnetic field and the accretion disk has yet to be fully mapped out.
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In some cases, black hole accretion may be dominated by randomly distributed clumps of cold molecular gas rather than the more typical meal of hot plasma.
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Astronomers had previously detected a blazingly hot band of gas within this accretion disk, which—weirdly—didn't show any signs of rotation around the black hole.
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It has grown by accretion, as different graduate students and postdocs, many long since departed to other institutions, have tweaked it, fixed it and patched it.
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If she leaves the marriage to escape domestic abuse and subsequently struggles to support her kids, is that bad luck or an accretion of bad choices?
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"The G358-MM1 event may therefore represent a new species in a zoo of high-mass protostar accretion-burst varieties," the team concluded in the study.
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In the case of a star and a black hole, matter from the star forms a ring of material called an accretion disk around the black hole.
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"Frankly, they could buy back stock and get a similar level of accretion, or more likely, will continue their focus on tuck-in M&A," he said.
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I've been told that there's no extraordinary spark there, just a storehouse of shared memories, an accretion of endurable disappointments, a daughter, a granddaughter and a friendship.
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"We believe adverse supply-side factors, such as the substantial net emigration of skilled workers and weak capital accretion, will weigh on underlying growth," S&P said.
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The strong gravity of black holes and neutron stars can pull material from nearby companion stars into their own orbit, forming what&aposs called an accretion disk.
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"Supermassive black holes in galaxy centres can grow by the accretion of gas, liberating energy that might regulate star formation on galaxy-wide scales," the paper explains.
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"By analyzing calculations of giant impacts and models of planet formation, we show that typical rocky planets are substantially vaporized multiple times during accretion," the researchers wrote.
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If astronomers are viewing a bagel-like accretion disk from the top, they can see X-rays from the hot inner material swirling right down the drain.
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"The combination of a potential buyback … combined with accretion from M&A, has the capacity to drive Cisco EPS materially higher in the coming years," he wrote.
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The G.O.P. became an accretion of ideas that ossified over the years without the party ever stopping to ask afresh: What world are we living in now?
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The observations also revealed that the accretion disk — the doughnut of doom — is on its side with regard to Earth, the hole facing us and spinning clockwise.
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The new research supports the theory that high-mass stars go through necessary episodic accretion events, which spark these detectable heatwaves, as part of their formation process.
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"Accretion from the B/E Aerospace deal (including synergies), a new EPS methodology, and new accounting rules will boost headline EPS significantly," noted the report on Rockwell.
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These mass-eating events are typically accompanied by blasts of high-energy x-rays from the corona, transitioning into lower-energy x-rays originating from the accretion disk.
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That scenario is called "accretion of risk"—two decisions that seem fine independently, but put together result in a bigger chance of something going wrong in the future.
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"We believe NFLX sets up as a cleaner story into 2017 with pricing changes behind, revenue accretion from higher ASPs [average selling prices], stronger content, & increased global profitability."
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AbbVie — An analyst at Piper Jaffray upgraded AbbVie to overweight from neutral, citing "immediate" earnings accretion and cost reductions that will come from the company's acquisition of Allergan.
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The RBC ratio improved to 162% at 1H17, and Fitch expects it to continue to improve, driven by surplus accretion, efficient capital usage and the raising of capital.
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These two works, each dealing with cosmetic culture, accretion, and abstraction through a process of sheer accumulation, form a fluid conversation with each other: as above, so below.
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Within the accretion disk, photons—particles of light with no mass—swirl around the edges of the black hole, which is, again, a void that emits no light.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," they wrote.
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Brexit won't undo all of this, but withdrawing from the E.U.—withdrawing from anything—is antithetical to London's accretion of people and capital during the past thirty years.
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"Between ... Henry Schein One and Vets First Choice, we'll be generating somewhere between $120 [million] and $130 million of accretion over the next three years," the CEO said.
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In the image (right), the yellow-red ring is the accretion disk — a rotating mass of super-hot gas and dust from dead stars, planets, and other objects.
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The black hole's strong gravity would distort your view: From the side, the outer ring, known as the accretion disk, would appear to bend around a dark abyss.
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Though I had to swallow some disappointment to see it, Abbé's fumaroles, built up over millennia by the accretion of calcareous mineral deposits, still presented an astonishing panorama.
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In other words, Chamberlain's aesthetic was an accretion of influences and techniques that gathered its juices from anywhere and everywhere, and ended up occupying an indefinable stylistic cusp.
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The data obtained by the super-group of radio telescopes also found that the accretion burst from G358-MM1 had a different profile from the previous two detections.
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AND WE'VE JUST CLOSED UP THE NXP DEAL WHICH HAS $1.50 OF ACCRETION INHERENT IN IT, SO THAT PART OF THE PUZZLE HAS NOW BEEN PUT IN PLACE.
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The other postulates that instabilities in the youthful circumstellar nebula lead to the formation of gas clumps, which themselves act as nuclei for the accretion of yet more gas.
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"...The shorter-term accretion is below expectations, although the synergy number did go up and the base is lower," JP Morgan analyst John Faucher wrote in a client note.
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We see meaningful financial opportunity longer term, as we estimate ~10% FCF accretion within three years that should enable sustained dividend growth (4.4% yield currently) despite rapid debt repayment.
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As the gas spirals inward, powerful X-ray bursts, flares and pulsations can explode in the innermost reaches of the accretion disk and on the surface of neutron stars.
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Backing out that cost, and focusing on the company's net loss result pre-accretion expenses, the firm's net loss has instead posted steady growth as the firm has scaled.
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In Divorce, marriage is a long accretion, the gathering of sediment year after year, until digging out becomes so much hard, horrible work that it's no longer worth doing.
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A theory called "core accretion" holds that a rocky core formed first, assembling itself under the influence of gravity from dust grains, then pebbles, then boulders and so on.
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Titles such as Fungus Accretion for a series of vases, and a daybed named after Anna Nicole Smith give the audience room to take the pieces seriously or not.
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We agreed to meet in Palermo, where we could visit the city's sunstruck churches, with their grandiose, almost careless accretion of centuries of styles, and converse along the way.
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But Sanders is moving ahead anyway, in completely ordinary fashion—a steady accretion of delegates by plurality that began with simple, statistically boring performances in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The rest of the so-called wax is an accretion of some dust and lots of dead skin cells, which normally collect in the passage as they are shed.
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And finally, the earnings accretion from the integration should act as an engine for earnings growth even as the operating backdrop remains difficult (low interest rates, subdued economic growth).
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," the book says.
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Supermassive black holes' accretion disks extend nearly the whole way to the central black hole, and the previous measurements had implied that smaller black holes' disks didn't—a confusing discrepancy.
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Around the time Star S2 was making its close pass of the black hole, ESO astronomers witnessed brief, powerful flares of gas coming out of something called the accretion disc.
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Bayer said it expected the deal to provide its shareholders with mid-single-digit percentage accretion to core earnings per share in the first full year after the deal closed.
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That confluence could be, in part, why Roku's ARPU is doing this: That bodes well for the firm that, as we saw before, has a history of active user accretion.
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A similar accretion of power has been taking place in Saudi Arabia, where Muhammad bin Salman, eldest son of King Salman, conducted a purge shortly after being appointed crown prince.
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CRISIL, however, said the Supreme Court's decision will not have a significant impact on new bad debt accretion levels as most of them have been recognized by the banking sector.
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Ice accretion on my car after 40 minutes from DC to Clarksburg, MD roads are treated and wet, but freezing rain & a touch of sleet at 28 ° at 1240 pm.
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This should make the accretion disk appear to wrap around the black hole's shadow like a halo It may be months before the Event Horizon team assembles and publishes the image.
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Christian Reisswig "To produce a gamma-ray burst you need some conventional matter like an accretion disk around the merging object," said John Ellis, a particle physicist at King's College London.
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Most unfold in a single breath-thought with few, if any, periods breaking up ideas, thus creating a music of parataxis that moves in rounded, inclusive gestures rather than jumpy accretion.
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Environmentalists have a long, strange, and vexed relationship with nuclear power, a great historical accretion that, in your author's humble opinion, makes it difficult for them to see this issue clearly.
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These include $1.1b of purchase accounting accretion in 2018 and earnings from legacy assets that are being run off (such as WFC financial mortgages and securities purchased during the financial crisis).
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His 2016 Paperweight, which depicts an elderly writer at his desk engulfed in a torrent of shredded paper, takes the theme of accretion even further, in its sinister devolution into farce.
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Her columns and profiles for New York magazine are astute accounts of the daily attacks on women's rights, and the argument she makes in her book is partly one of accretion.
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"There's no way that the accretion should be able to shut down as quickly as we've seen it do," said Paul Green, an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
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If you were to look at the black hole from above or below, however, the accretion disk would form a near-perfect circle and the light would appear more evenly distributed.
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Fated to bear witness to such confident accretion, my life was bitten down into a point that pointed toward the dome, its whole shorn forest brought to thatch, incredibly, by teeth.
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His single season with Oliver becomes the cycle of the year with Michel, the accretion of days that weaves the durable fabric of love, and that was cut short with Oliver.
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Archaeological investigations beginning in the 1980s demonstrated that what appeared to be exposed stonework was in fact an accretion of dirt hiding decaying whitewash and two layers of paint, she said.
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Broadcom has argued $4.50 EPS is a more reasonable guidance, even after NXP completion, and resolution with Apple will only generate up to extra $1 in EPS accretion, according to ISS.
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Born in 215 as a modest online bookseller, Amazon has grown organically and by accretion into an internet giant that plays in nearly every sector, from producing movies to transporting freight.
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What they'd like you to focus on is J. R. R. Tolkien as a serious artist and writer, creating his imaginary worlds through an endless process of painstaking accretion and revision.
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Areas in blue are moving toward us, while the regions in red are moving away—evidence that the accretion disk is spinning around the black hole, which is shown by the crosshair.
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The new Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Broadband Consumer Privacy rests, many argue, on a tenuous accretion of authority via Title II and a legal predicate accepted by few in industry.
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But the accretion of details about this seemingly salt-of-the-earth working stiff and the eccentric artistic genius who paid him creates an irresistible picture of friendship, loyalty and artistic temperament.
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It's still unclear how gas in the accretion disk flows from an orbit at a large radius to one near the black hole and how it finally falls onto the black hole.
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Both of these are an integral part of "One Thousand and One Nights" (also known as "Arabian Nights"), a living organism that developed through accretion as stories were added through the centuries.
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"We have to disrupt our lives so we can disrupt the amoral accretion of power by those who would betray our values," Romero said, speaking at the TED conference in Vancouver on Tuesday.
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"Events like this will aid future research on the so-called super-Eddington accretion of supermassive black holes, when the black hole is fed too much mass in a short time," he said.
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That film, Akerman's last, is a portrait of her mother in the autumnal phase of her life, the accretion of so much unspoken trauma felt in long takes of her in her home.
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The extreme gravity of the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy pulls in gas and other material into a disk — called an accretion disk — around the black hole, NASA said.
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Image: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), E.M. Murchikova; NRAO/AUI/NSF, S. DagnelloThe ALMA data also allowed Murchikova and her colleagues to track the location and motion of the gas within the accretion disk.
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They also have a disc of gas and stellar debris surrounding them, a so-called accretion disc, which helps scientists study the gravity effects of the black hole, as well as its spin.
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A piece that starts with a few whirling samples might build up into a towering structure, but it does so slowly and abstractly, as if by accretion and erosion than by human design.
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Since the Sterling merger in 2014, UMPQ's earnings, excluding merger costs and accretion gains, have lagged slightly below its peer group average as measured by ROA despite the company's solid net interest margin.
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Some regulations never work as intended; others outlive their usefulness; and the steady accretion of regulations that individually make sense can add up to an ungainly whole in which costs far outweigh benefits.
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Like the work of Glenn Ligon and Christopher Wool, artistic predecessors who have worked with black-and-white textual accretion and erasure, Rasheed's installations probe the limitations and fissures of linguistic self-expression.
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Photograph by Jamie Hawkesworth for The New Yorker Heizer's "Double Negative" and Smithson's "Spiral Jetty"—one a privation, the other an accretion—form an essential pair in the canon of twentieth-century sculpture.
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An "accretion disk" of matter shredded by the black hole's gravity orbits it like Saturn's rings, and hot gas, called a corona, sits above the ring in the region of the black hole's pole.
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When NPR asked Newsom for comment about the meaning of this single, she wrote, "Sapokanikan" is a ragtimey encomium to the forces of remembrance, forgetting, accretion, concealment, amendment, erasure, distortion, canonization, obsolescence, and immortality.
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"Given the current low cost of debt financing, as GSK gains full rights to all the earnings of the Consumer division it will gain some earnings accretion," analysts at Jefferies said in a note.
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If the object rotates, the black hole catches hold of nearby space-time and drags it along, including the inner accretion disk, much as the rotating bowling ball would twist and distort the sheet.
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There's an important lesson here about the accretion of executive power in the 21st century, how law is enforced outside the courts, and what presidential power might look like in an age of Trump.
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Then later—after a few months or a year—the star would settle into an accretion disk, a fat bagel of spinning gas that theories predict should be hot enough to emit X-rays.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," he and his co-author Kori Schake wrote.
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The periodic flashes would occur as a result of increasing and decreasing levels of accretion (the process by which black holes gravitationally attract surrounding material) caused by the eccentric orbits found in binary systems.
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The transformation is like that of a city view between day and night: the former a chaotic accretion of traces of human endeavor; the latter, lifted by the lighting into a state of grace.
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The history of the EU is not, as supporters and detractors sometimes suggest, a Whiggish march towards ever-closer union, marked by a steady accretion of powers and a withering of the nation-state.
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And while the accretion of all those references is often one of the first things viewers ask about, Mr. Salle returned the conversation again to talk of the fundamentals, including composition, line and color.
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There is a yang to the yin of a black hole's inward attraction (accretion), which takes the form of relativistic jets that blast outward from the black hole stretching for sometimes millions of light-years.
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A TDF is a very rare event—occurring about once every 100,000 years or so per galaxy—and one highly sought after by astronomers trying to generally explain the accretion/outflow balance of black holes.
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The tie-up was expected to be immediately accretive to both sets of shareholders, "increasing to mid- to high-single digit accretion in earnings per share over the next couple of years", the statement said.
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The resulting images capture not only our subjects in their prime but also the steady, sometimes dubious progress of history and the slow accretion of memory — all topics of the utmost concern to obituary writers.
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If you could plop a quasar on top of the solar system, the supermassive black hole would swallow the sun, while the accretion disk would stretch out tens of thousands of times farther than Earth.
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Since this proposal to wrap the museum in austere facing failed (as did Embury's plan across town to replace the Metropolitan Museum's steps with a circular driveway), the museum has continued to grow by accretion.
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They talked about things like how silly it is for people to ask to have the scratches in their wedding rings buffed out, because the accretion of wear better represents the beauty of enduring relationships.
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I meant to go back at some point, when there was time enough to spare that I'd be able to delight in the slow accretion of ability and progress in my journey through video game purgatory.
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These nuclei are created as matter swirls to its doom around a supermassive black hole situated in the center of a galaxy; that material compresses and heats up, forming an accretion disk in its final moments.
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Believing a single tool will accomplish everything requires seeing the economy as a frictionless machine, a spreadsheet, not what it is: a path-dependent accretion of past decisions and sunk costs, to be tweaked and unwound.
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Sheng and his colleagues saw just such an echo (as did other studies), allowing them to conclude that it must be a sign of a change in the amount of material flowing through the accretion disk.
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To that end, this multiethnic oral history allows politicians and the police, victims and survivors who witnessed the events of April 29 and 30, 1992, to expose a relentless accretion of official decisions and public resentments.
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Encompassing postcards, receipts, paper packaging, and fruit peels, among other items, the project can be viewed as a comment on accumulation or the remnants of an artist's obsession — partly with accretion and waste, partly with himself.
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The disc will appear like a halo, as Nature explains: Contrary to most artistic depictions of black holes, the accretion disk does not disappear behind the object the way Saturn's rings can partly hide behind the planet.
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Susan Swartz: Breaking Away, 2006–2018, curated by Manetti Shrem Museum Founding Director, Rachel Teagle, offers new work showcasing the development of a painterly style that results in lush surfaces sculpted from the subtle accretion of color.
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Outside the event horizon is a ring of matter called the "accretion disk" that forms a superhot swirl of chaotic matter and energy that's destined to either slip into the black hole, or be ejected into space.
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Overall, the report paints a pretty grim picture of NASA's safety protocols, claiming that tight funding and intense scheduling pressures are leading to an "accretion of risk" that no one at NASA seems to be talking about.
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Rudolf Arnheim argued in Leonardo magazine that a concept is — indeed must be — originally constructed from an accretion of sensory material, and until July 1969 the concept of the Moon had been made exclusively out of images.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," he and his co-author wrote, as Gillibrand read in the hearing.
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In contrast to the nuclear fusion energy of our Sun and other "normal" stars, the mini black hole would devour Jupiter's mass from within in a process known as accretion, forcing the release of large amounts of energy.
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With ALMA as part of the giant EHT network, we can take a radio "photograph" of the matter that orbits Sagittarius A*—called the accretion disk—and finally see the black hole in shadow: its first-ever portrait.
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She has also directed "Inheriting Wetness", a documentary film, in which she reflects on the idea of land ownership amid the "continuous interplay of erosion and accretion—a unique phenomenon that has long shaped the lives of Bengalis".
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The planet&aposs powerful gravitational pull made it unlikely that Saturn&aposs inner moons formed by gradual accretion of material around a core, "which is the go-to scenario for the formation of celestial bodies," Leleu told Space.com.
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The accretion of some 60-plus pieces of 2D and rare 3D work are all the more impressive when one considers that Hawkins was not discovered or embraced by the art world until he was in his 80s.
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About half the gas, according to theoretical models, would wind up in a dense hot doughnut called an accretion disk, glowing with energy as it swirls around the hole to its eventual doom, like water around a drain.
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"Given the current price, strategic rationale for Vantiv and lack of significant EPS (earnings per share) accretion we believe it is unlikely other suitors will emerge at this point," analysts at Cowen said following the announcement of the deal.
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Network effects tend to generate growth organically through a kind of gravitational accretion, as individual consumers and businesses pursuing their own self-interest decide to join the largest and most valuable networks, making them larger and more valuable still.
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"A likely finale would be that the galaxy will blow out all of the gas and dust that is surrounding it, and we would see the accretion disk without its dust cover — what we call a quasar," Assef added.
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As a result of the follow-ups, the new G358-MM1 findings "constitute the first intensive observational campaign conducted during the onset of an accretion burst in a high-mass star," Burns and his colleagues said in the study.
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The observations, described Wednesday in Nature, offer the first direct evidence of cold, dense clouds condensing around a supermassive black hole and providing it with an additional food source as part of the general process known as black hole accretion.
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Arthur Schlesinger argued in "The Imperial Presidency" that America had already passed the point of no return in the 1970s: the accretion of presidential power could not be undone, nor the office returned to something resembling what the founders intended.
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"With tax reform, we are well positioned to complete a large stock buyback that will deliver essentially the same level of accretion to Qualcomm stockholders as if we had closed NXP," Qualcomm Chief Financial Officer George Davis said in a webcast.
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There's no way to overstate how much this will matter to the Murdochs, and not just because of the 12 to 15 percent earnings accretion that the London firm Enders Analysis says the deal would bring within two or three years.
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It is a piece of bravura writing, depending on slow accretion of detail, allowing the protagonist, who has been a solitary figure in the first two stories, to become socialized, to engage us in ways that are less edgy and dark.
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Under the leading model for planetary formation, called the "core accretion" model, an object initially forms from solid particles in the disk and the gravitational tug of this embryonic planet allows for an atmosphere to arise from the surrounding gas.
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Painting might be summed up as a process of accretion: You start with a blank canvas and end with a covered one — unless you are Eddie Martinez, for whom the act of adding and subtracting remains in play throughout the making.
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But look up at the scoreboard at the end of the night—and, perhaps, the standings at the end of the season—and somehow, somewhere in the infinite accretion of comings and goings and moving-the-runner-overs, good things happened.
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Scientists can use this data to measure these sources' brightness, help guess the mass and spin of the black hole, and measure what kind of stuff the accretion disk, the ripped-up disk of plasma orbiting the black hole, is made from.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," Mattis wrote in book titled Warriors and Citizens: American Views of Our Military, coauthored by Kori Schake.
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NFM is expected to trend in a range of 3.0% to 3.5% over the outlook horizon due to lower purchase accounting accretion and challenges in the rail portfolio, which is mitigated by an expected increase in investment securities and reduction in funding costs.
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Stanley Black & Decker said that "to the extent that price does not necessarily cover all of the inflation, it is still possible to have margin accretion in this business because of the productivity that we consistently generate..." But not everyone can raise prices.
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Violent motion within the so-called accretion disks, the expanses of gas and dust swirling around black holes, can generate bright flares of light, as well as jets of material that shoot away from the black hole at nearly the speed of light.
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"Despite the fourth-quarter charge, the direct benefits from forward EPS (earnings per share) and ROE (return on equity) accretion, coupled with the potential for several indirect tailwinds, are material, long-term positives for shareholders," Goldman Sachs finance director Marty Chavez told analysts.
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AX * Agreed to purchase about 30% in daily edited for $4.5 million comprising a combination of cash and Orotongroup shares * "The investment is expected to be immediately accretive with double-digit eps accretion forecast for FY18" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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That said, other aspects of the deal including the immediate EPS accretion (10% in year 1 and >20% at peak) and cost reductions caught our attention, and with ABBV shares trading at current levels we now think the risk/reward is skewed to the upside.
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"Certainly other quasars," bright distant light sources, "will be of interest, different active galactic nuclei jets," beams of matter flying out of galaxies' bright centers, "and accretion disks," disks of matter orbiting sources of gravity, said Lynn Matthews, Research Scientist at the MIT Haystack Observatory.
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Potential upward momentum in risk-weighted assets (RWAs) in the coming years as a result of regulatory revisions to the capital framework, including the fundamental review of the trading book and the standardised approach to counterparty credit risk, provides further incentives for capital accretion.
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For example, if we take a black hole in the center of a glowing gas cloud, say from a star that has been broken up by passing too close to the black hole, the material will form a flattened disk, known as an accretion disk.
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While galaxies like Akira are expected to be in the minority of early-type galaxies, this could be just the tip of the iceberg: It's likely that black hole accretion activity (read: gas heating and barfing) recurs in galaxies as they merge with other galaxies.
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BOK's Chief Financial Officer, Steven Nell, told Reuters the 9 percent earnings accretion by 2020 which the deal would generate, the improvements to its return on both equity and assets, and cost savings - estimated at $60 million before tax - outweighed the draw on capital.
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Within the past year a number of observations have peered more closely at these systems, providing details that suggest the accretion disk — that swirl of hot matter that encircles the black hole and gives these objects their dazzling luminosity — appears to flicker on and off.
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At once you see how a form of grandeur can develop not only from a unified vision in a single age, as at Versailles or Chambord, but also can evolve as an accretion of architectural detail over time, both varying and enriching the overall effect.
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In "Words" (2007), she described her need to continue to communicate with the world, albeit through the slow accretion of letters that she chose with her eyebrow movements: Squeezing each word out with gargantuan intensityLike an ancient chiseling words in AramaicI will be heard!
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Led by Ross Burns, an astronomer at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, the study's authors show that the heatwave was fueled by an accretion burst, which means that the baby star suddenly gulped down a large helping of gas and dust from its surroundings.
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Javier Garcia at Caltech told Gizmodo in an email: "It is truly remarkable that in a laboratory on Earth into plasma opacities, the Sandia Z group are connecting and shedding light on plasma processes in both the Sun and in accretion disks around black holes."[PRL]
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Another scientist, Clive Tadhunter from the University of Sheffield, told Gizmodo that "the association of a jet with a particular type of accretion event—the tidal disruption of a star—could potentially improve our understanding of jet formation in general," regardless of what formed the jet.
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On the US mainland, accretion laws often allow shoreline homeowners to claim new land that forms, but the Hawaii court's decision looked at ancient Hawaiian practices, in which land was thought of as a communal, living entity that would provide for the people if cared for properly.
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The black holes found at the centers of large galaxies are already known to feed on the aforementioned haze of hot ionized plasma via the process of accretion, in which a black hole steadily accumulates its gaseous neighborhood into a large flat disc before eventually devouring it.
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"We would be buyers (of AIG) as we focus on the accretion from this transaction, the strong underlying margins VR brings and the fact that AIG will still have excess capital after this deal is done," Wells Fargo Securities analyst Elyse Greenspan said in a note.
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"With a better portfolio optimization process, framing those technology issues around business risk/reward, a mindset of optimizing free cash flow more than earnings, and a higher standard of M&A accretion, we see the multiple expanding from 12x to 14x in our base case," Moore said.
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Using the blockchain in this fashion will not only lead to more value accretion to remitting customers, but it will also be the kind of radical value proposition improvement that will be required to attract customers and break them from established habits around sending and receiving money.
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"Just as importantly, we can follow along after an event and watch how the accretion disk spins down and energy dissipates as the black hole returns to a quiescent state," study co-author Chris Reynolds, also at the University of Maryland, College Park, said in the statement.
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It is a flawed program in many ways (the Atlantic's Robinson Meyer has an accounting in this great piece), and even when it's working as intended, it is a torturously slow, stop-and-start accretion of incremental gains, each one the result of a vicious battle.
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Artist's impression of the active galactic nucleus shows the supermassive black hole at the center of the accretion disk sending a narrow high-energy jet of matter into space, perpendicular to the disc in this image by Science Communication Lab in Kiel Germany, released on July 12, 2018.
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" Though creating this realistic-looking artwork comes with the risk of people thinking they are actual photographs, the bar has been raised by films from the "Star Wars" franchise that present sweeping flybys of planets or the realistic representation of an accretion disc around a black hole in "Interstellar.
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This should help offset some pressure from weaker internal capital accretion, which Fitch expects, although we understand that STFC has in-principle approval for fresh capital from strategic investors, such as Piramal Enterprises Limited and Sanlam Life Insurance Limited (National Long-Term Rating; AAA(zaf)/Stable), if needed.
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"With the accretion from Actelion, more measured impact from biosimilar competition than expected, solid performance of key drugs and a pipeline that is coming to fruition, we believe that JNJ is poised to reaccelerate its top-line growth," analyst Larry Biegelsen wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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If I were trying to draw history, I'd draw it as a loop spiral: all on a single timeline, but crossing and recrossing itself, not making any particular progress forward or upward, but blossoming or expanding outward, more complex with each spiral because of the accretion of events.
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These new observations are exciting, but Murchikova said "we still have no good understanding of how" the accretion process actually works at Sagittarius A*. A deeper dive into the new ALMA data, plus observations by other observatories, will hopefully reveal more about the monster parked at the core of our galaxy.
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"The IRS is trying to communicate that an accretion of value ... will trigger a taxable event, whether you are using the currency to buy a tangible item or to acquire a virtual item," said Mary Baker, who leads the tax policy practice at the law firm K&L Gates in Washington.
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We expect further modest regulatory capital ratio accretion through the full regulatory deconsolidation of Barclays Africa Group Limited (BAGL) (0003bp CET1 by end-2018 according to the bank) and possibly further rundown of risk-weighted assets (RWAs) previously assigned to the non-core unit, although these are likely to be limited.
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But 35.463 out of 61 investors surveyed by investment banking advisory firm Evercore ISI said they did not believe Greenlight's proposal would lead to value accretion at GM. In fact, a significant majority of investors polled - 48 people, or 80 percent - said Einhorn's plan could jeopardize the company's credit rating.
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But in the years between Barack Obama's election and Donald J. Trump's presidential candidacy, with the concentrated accretion of seemingly wrongful black-male deaths, with outspoken activist movements, with more black people speaking so blackly — influentially — on social-media platforms, artists have put their blackness at the center of American popular culture.
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"The formation of a super-Earth well beyond the snowline challenges formation models, according to which the snowline is a sweet spot for the accretion of super-Earths, due to the accumulation of icy solids at that location," said Mario Damasso, study author and postdoctoral researcher at Italy's National Institute for Astrophysics.
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Typically, they are disclosed only in quarterly press releases and earnings calls, so investors and technical analysts don't know whether share price accretion is occurring because the fundamentals of the business have improved, because the capital markets have imputed a higher value to a sector, or because the issuing company has repurchased shares.
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Learning effects similarly benefit from consumers and businesses pursuing their own self-interest to purchase the best products, but they are less the result of gravitational accretion than of finely tuned technology and product development efforts that require constant intervention and recalibration in order to tie together data, intelligence, product innovation and user/customer growth.
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In addition, we see continued margin levers driving upside to our +10% net income CAGR through FY21 (& management's MSD top-line to HSD-LDD bottom-line algorithm) given supply chain, geographic, channel, and product mix accretion with the infrastructure investments laid for future growth (marketing/e-comm/Intl) and balance sheet optionality (license buybacks) incremental.
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The relationships between characters are defined only through slow accretion; the shifts between present time and past time aren't delineated; and antecedents are often so buried that, in certain scenes for example, the reader has to sit for a long time with the text to puzzle out to which female character each pronoun "her" belongs.
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This line of thinking does not directly explain the size discrepancy, but Dr Adibekyan suspects the reason for it is that the process of core accretion would take time, during which much of the gas in a circumstellar nebula would be blown away by light and other radiation from the newly formed, and extremely active, star.
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Post transaction, pro forma FY17 ebitda would increase to $11.8m * Transaction funded via $10.7 mln of cash and bank debt and $2.7 mln of zenitas scrip * Deal highly accretive to zenitas eps, with pro forma fy17 eps accretion of 22% after non- controlling interests and pre-synergy benefit Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Sumeet Gaikwad)
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It is easy to marvel at their accretion of history, at how their landscapes have become palimpsests of the various rulers and religions that sought to leave their mark — but when we do so, we must also marvel at the simple fact of their existence, of their millennia-long endurance, of their people's ability to persist.
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I came to think of it less as a sequel than as the latest season of one of the great TV dramas, like "The Sopranos" or "Mad Men" — slow to reveal its cards, inherently uneven, but confident that its audience has already invested enough time to take pleasure in the slow accretion of detail and the occasional narrative cul-de-sac that might irritate in less steady hands.
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Armin sageder, bgt's founder and ceo, who will remain with bgt for at least 3 years from completion * Has a call option to purchase remaining 10% of bgt at a valuation of 6x bgt's 2019 ebitda, subject to maximum consideration of eur 55 million for 10% holding * Acquisition is expected to generate high single-digit earnings accretion for Playtech in first full year of ownership Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Merchants to surcharge credit transactions * Funds that visa paid pursuant to conflict of interest class settlement remain in court supervised escrow accounts * Conf call * Visa says "starting next quarter we will incorporate europe as a new region in our operational performance data package" * Visa says brexit vote has introduced significant uncertainty which is never good for business sentiment * Accretion estimate assumes current tax structure stays in place through 2017, thus visa europe is a u.s.
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Anti-EU populists spearheaded the No campaign, though they were joined by establishment figures such as Mario Monti, a former prime minister, worried about the accretion of executive power sought by Mr Renzi through the combination of the constitutional reform (which would have emasculated the powerful Senate) with a lop-sided electoral law (which engineers a guaranteed majority for the largest party, even one with a small plurality, in the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house).
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