A wealth tax, by discouraging the accumulation of financial capital, could also discourage the accumulation of physical capital and thus lead to lower wages and living standards.
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Trying to polarize the argument around the merits of wealth accumulation via finance versus wealth accumulation via the brutal exploitation of black people would have been a badly losing hand.
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An individual's privacy, like an individual's vote, is usually largely irrelevant to anyone but themselves … but the accumulation of individual privacy or lack thereof, like the accumulation of individual votes, is enormously consequential.
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Performances will continue throughout the night, so planning ahead could be helpful: Other works, including classics like "Accumulation" (1971), "Group Primary Accumulation" (1973) and "Spanish Dance" (1973), will take place at 103 p.m.
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Performances will continue throughout the night, so planning ahead could be helpful: Other works, including classics like "Accumulation" (1971), "Group Primary Accumulation" (1973) and "Spanish Dance" (29), will take place at 230 p.m.
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The period of greatest accumulation should be between 3003 a.m.
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The Speakout's theme was an accumulation of visions like Kuoni's.
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It's always an accumulation of impulses that find each other.
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Art Review Julie Ault's art mediums are collaboration and accumulation.
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This accumulation of rights has become an economic cluster bomb.
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The accumulation of knowledge is in some ways a burden.
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Their lightheartedness complicates Monaghan's sobering thoughts on accumulation and waste.
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"Inventory accumulation can melt away in an instant," he said.
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"But certainly, it's a unique accumulation of cases," she added.
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"A country's scientific advancement requires a certain accumulation of time."
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It's an accumulation of evidence, just like in any field.
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There are no trappings of career progression or wealth accumulation.
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All that matters is my selfish, exponential accumulation of resources.
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Perhaps he was undone by the accumulation of medical setbacks.
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There is no capital accumulation and therefore no cumulative inequality.
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That accumulation of wealth was increasingly driven by international trade.
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Wealth accumulation is not limited to the "crazy rich," however.
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You would have to have a democratically controlled accumulation fund.
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They're also an accumulation of significant financial and emotional sacrifices.
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" 'Citizen Kane' was really about the accumulation," Trump once said.
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They contain heating elements to prevent snow and ice accumulation.
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And for most Americans, homeownership is key to wealth accumulation.
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Is life an accumulation of — to cite Johns's title — regrets?
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The accumulation of milk is a marker of lost days.
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Revisions to the trade deficit and inventory accumulation were minor.
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One of the articles revised regards the accumulation of property.
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There are corners for the accumulation of finished and abandoned work.
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Tumblr was, he said, an accumulation of things: fandoms, art, porn.
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Of course for founders, share price accumulation is its own reward.
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Market volatility is an opportunity to reboot your retirement accumulation strategies.
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Wealth is, at its core, the accumulation of savings over time.
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Still, consumer spending likely remains supported by an accumulation of savings.
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Homeownership remains a key path to wealth accumulation for many Americans.
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This accumulation has added around $2 billion to bitcoin's market cap.
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Extensive growth, driven by capital accumulation, is possible for a while.
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For example, the infant's body had an abnormal accumulation of fluids.
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He's an accumulation of tics straining inside an Oxford button-down.
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These techniques lend themselves well to representing incremental accumulation across time.
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It was an accumulation of little problems that did us in.
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For instance, DNA damage causes increased senescent cell accumulation, Kirkland said.
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Today, we know the rising accumulation of CO2 threatens the planet.
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She read philosophy blogs about materialism and the accumulation of objects.
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Bankruptcy has been the building block for Mr. Trump's wealth accumulation.
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There will likely be significant accumulation in points north to Boston.
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I think it's an accumulation of effects; there's no one cause.
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The happiness that comes from accumulation is fleeting, they remind us.
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It's all about the accumulation of wealth and a sybaritic lifestyle.
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"The Goldberg Variations" is an accumulation of experiments on Robbins's part.
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Little or no snow accumulation is forecast for Philadelphia and Washington.
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We are seeing a good accumulation of reserve for the country.
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A distinctive feature of science is its incremental accumulation of knowledge.
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I believe it is the accumulation of games away from home.
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Oftentimes, aches and pains are an accumulation of stress and anxiety.
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Today our politicians seem callous to the continuous accumulation of debt.
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On the other hand, the cost of regulatory accumulation is significant.
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Amyloid accumulation is considered a main pathological sign of Alzheimer's disease.
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That accumulation of decisions that should have been made but weren't.
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The pace of inventory accumulation is slowing from earlier this year.
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"The speed of China's household debt accumulation ... has exceeded that of US household debt accumulation before the subprime crisis," it said, warning that the rapid growth would squeeze consumer spending and might lead to dangerous scenarios.
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Porcelain once represented a culture of excess and the accumulation of wealth.
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The $28 bottles are supposed to be healthier by minimizing bacteria accumulation.
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I think about our quick and easy wealth accumulation all the time.
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But other models held steady, predicting serious snow accumulation in big cities.
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The only downside (aside from dust accumulation) was the $849 price tag.
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But extensive property rights, allowing unlimited accumulation of wealth, do not feature.
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Its human capital accumulation is rapidly accelerating, and converging to advanced economies.
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The scientific method stresses a slow accumulation of knowledge, nuance, and doubt.
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Mr Sánchez sees no conflict of interest in this accumulation of roles.
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Economists expect a modest contribution from inventory accumulation to second-quarter growth.
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The patient accumulation of facts as the basis for rebuttal doesn't work.
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But it also shows snow in places that don't often see accumulation.
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Central Park storm total snow accumulation as of midnight was 26.8 inches.
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"So this is not about wealth accumulation for me personally," he said.
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Disproportionate employment in certain industries can also slow down Hispanic wage accumulation.
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The accumulation in inventories reflects tepid domestic demand early in the year.
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It's either under-accumulation or it's going to continue to go higher.
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Plans for the website include adding different maps, including snowfall accumulation forecasts.
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Naturally, users are then ranked based on their current accumulation of points.
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Higher home prices and housing equity accumulation will help boost consumer spending.
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This accumulation of corruption allegations will not make Mr Netanyahu step down.
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Pfizer's drugs are aimed at steatosis, or fat accumulation in the liver.
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Trump devoted himself to the accumulation of self-interested wealth and power.
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A rapid accumulation of wealth led to increased leverage and risk-taking.
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They tend to see situations as an accumulation of details to absorb.
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"It's probably the accumulation of a number of policy streams," he said.
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Frequent napping, on the other hand, was not associated with plaque accumulation.
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They were sites of benign accumulation, with a vaguely regal, devotional aura.
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That's not the problem ��� the long-term pattern of debt accumulation is.
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The accumulation of fatty acids is a signature of fatty liver disease.
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We believe that AMZN warrants long-term accumulation in most equity accounts.
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"It was the accumulation of slights and insults and disrespect," Hunt said.
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Money itself, earning points in winding fugues of accumulation, has become monetized.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. wholesale inventories rose in May amid a strong increase in the automotive sector, but the pace of accumulation is slowing, supporting views that inventory accumulation was probably a drag on economic growth in the second quarter.
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There is an accumulation of power in the executive branch that is unprecedented.
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This leads to accumulation of silt in the dam and causes more flooding.
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This also brings about the accumulation, spread, and even intensification of political conflicts.
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It says less than a quarter inch of accumulation of ash was possible.
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It has had some success: the pace of debt accumulation has slowed sharply.
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Called pedothems, they're formed by the steady accumulation of minerals within the soil.
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He spends most of his time in the weighing and accumulation of power.
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There's an accumulation of evidence that's starting to turn people toward that belief.
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Faster progress means saving lives now while slowing the accumulation of carbon dioxide.
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It is easy to label wealth accumulation as negative, harmful or even evil.
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If this is the case, then how could wealth accumulation not be celebrated?
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Unfortunately, wealth accumulation is not celebrated because it is all too often abused.
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The accumulation of debt feeds back on itself as net interest payments rise.
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Hick's colleagues say her decision is the accumulation of six months of terribleness.
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There appeared to be an accumulation of rusty water by the steam room.
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They wrote the constitution to restrain the accumulation of power by the government.
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It is also a path to financial security and wealth accumulation for many.
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There are already guidelines to try to limit the accumulation of space junk.
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It was an accumulation of offenses that resulted in the one-game suspension.
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The problem of regulatory accumulation has been one that has received bipartisan attention.
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The smaller inventory accumulation bodes well for GDP growth in the second quarter.
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Both inflammation and insulin resistance can lead to fat accumulation in the liver.
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I call my own shots, largely based on an accumulation of data. pic.twitter.
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But he'll watch the Belgium game: he's suspended for accumulation of yellow cards.
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But I knew otherwise, even though the accumulation was not in plain view.
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Science proceeds through a systematic and replicated accumulation of knowledge across multiple methods.
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Yet there is no whole without a vast accumulation of seemingly trivial details.
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In some plants, the accumulation of springtime warmth primarily drives their springtime activity.
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But Biblical condemnation of the rich and the accumulation of wealth is unequivocal.
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Perhaps the sudden accumulation of time on court caught up with her here.
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"We expect an intense accumulation of snow," Mr. DeBlasio said on Monday evening.
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This sudden accumulation of power has many accusing Erdoğan of becoming a dictator.
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We have a theory about the accumulation of sculptures outside the Emirates, however.
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WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuters) - U.S. wholesale inventories rose in May amid a strong increase in the automotive sector, but the pace of accumulation is slowing, supporting views that inventory accumulation was probably a drag on economic growth in the second quarter.
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"If you don't have a lot of accumulation," he said, "you have to borrow."
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Snow will spread throughout the region, with feet of accumulation expected in the mountains.
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Makovicky noted the accumulation of knowledge about T. rex and its cousins since 2000.
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On Saturday night, the weather was mild with only light rains and no accumulation.
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These merit "Community Guidelines" strikes, an accumulation of which can lead to a ban.
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Economists expect the pace of inventory accumulation to remain moderate in the second quarter.
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Most of our customers engage in more of these buy and hold accumulation strategies.
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"Simple accumulation of mileage will never prove that the vehicle is safe," he says.
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But factory inventories were flat, suggesting a moderate pace of inventory accumulation this quarter.
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"That cash accumulation feature creates a different kind of dynamic," explained Mercer's Jay Savan.
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China could buy 150 tons in 2019 at this rate of accumulation, Lau said.
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The video is an accumulation of several statements from Lohan that don't add up.
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Equifax's aggressive growth strategy and accumulation of data resulted in a complex IT environment.
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The import duties also likely prompted businesses to increase their pace of inventory accumulation.
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Outcomes include college degree or certificate completion and intermediary measures (retention and credit accumulation).
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If your pipes are contaminated, that water will have the most accumulation of toxins.
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Every six hours, the accumulation atop the table is measured and then wiped clean.
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The total snowfall is the sum of the accumulation from those six-hour intervals.
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Few grandstanding gestures are made: the vast accumulation of evidence does all the talking.
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The abundant accumulation features translucent abstractions, layers of pattern applied to repurposed x-rays.
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The national debt is the accumulation of many years of operating in the red.
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Many oil refinery companies were forced to shut down, causing an accumulation of oil.
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This bleak accumulation of details may sound excessive, but Loach is only just beginning.
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"Finding a mentor puts you on the fast track to wealth accumulation," Corley wrote.
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Inventory accumulation is slowing following a surge in consumer spending in the second quarter.
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Built up through layers of acrylic paint, they refer to a process of accumulation.
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This is due to the accumulation of chemical compounds called saponins in the seeds.
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The timing of this accelerated accumulation of metal in exchange warehouses is particularly incongruous.
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An accumulation of seven technicals during the postseason carries an automatic one-game suspension.
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His has been a career of steady accumulation — of hits, stats, victories and respect.
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The second question is whether the accumulation of cases actually strengthens Piketty's core analysis.
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The sheer accumulation of images of celebrity bodies in my browser history feels psychopathic.
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Too great a disparity makes a mockery of all human endeavor other than accumulation.
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It showed an accumulation of liquid next to his intestine that was successfully drained.
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Severe winds, freezing cold, accumulation and downed trees can wreak havoc on this system.
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But the shared benefit of each of these is the accumulation of cash value.
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The accumulation damages cells and can lead to kidney failure, heart attacks and strokes.
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"The accumulation of snow and ice increases the potential for damage," the agency wrote.
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"Finding a mentor puts you on the fast track to wealth accumulation," he wrote.
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But if the rain/snow line moves farther east, Boston's snow accumulation would rise.
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"We believe that AMZN warrants long-term accumulation in most equity accounts," he said.
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We must focus on not only halting debt accumulation but on eliminating the debt.
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Ice accumulation is possible mostly in Central New York and Western Massachusetts, Shackelford said.
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The accumulation phase is over — and different objectives require fresh plans and approaches.2.
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Ice accumulation could bring down trees and power lines, resulting in possible power outages.
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And bear markets are a good thing for younger investors in the accumulation phase.
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Economists expect inventory accumulation to significantly contribute to GDP growth in the third quarter.
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However, as in Singapore, limited use of wealth management advice hampered overall wealth accumulation.
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Unfortunately, our society's goal is the accumulation of capital, not the wellbeing of people.
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You find yourself following the group's every movement closely, tracking the accumulation of details.
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Much of the accumulation in inventories reflects tepid domestic demand in the first quarter.
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In thinking about mass incarceration, black wealth accumulation, political voice, things of that nature.
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It was the accumulation of collected stories and patterns that was powerful for us.
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And with snowfall declining, accumulation will be slower, eventually capping the number of avalanches possible.
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If an infant got all three, the accumulation went beyond the EPA guidelines for methylmercury.
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U.S. business inventories increased modestly in September amid a slowdown in stock accumulation at retailers.
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Several studies have highlighted that the metal wire adversely affects bacteria accumulation and gum health.
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Charisma is supposedly intrinsic, it just is, it is not the accumulation of acting decisions.
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Accumulation at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport also set a record, at 29.2 inches.
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At about 98,000 contracts the weekly puts make up the largest accumulation of open contracts.
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Airparif says the peak is due to the accumulation of pollutants because of anticyclonic conditions.
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To improve the resilience of wildlands, we need to minimize the accumulation of fire fuel.
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PTSD results from exposure to a single traumatic event or an accumulation of traumatic experiences.
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Up to 1 inch of ice accumulation is possible from northeast Georgia into the Carolinas.
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Kroenke is a collector, of teams and land and money; his business is asset accumulation.
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This is not the endless can-kicking and compulsive asset accumulation of Hinkie's perpetual Tank.
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Research suggests that "weathering" and the accumulation of stressors also lead to poor birth outcomes.
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Regulatory accumulation is the potential burden caused by the contemporaneous application of seemingly unrelated regulations.
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His itch for accumulation must have been fuelled by his boyhood during the Great Depression.
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Revenue at BB Seguridade's business lines - underwriting and accumulation, distribution and investments - fell last quarter.
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But OEKO-TEX doesn't account for the effect of the accumulation or combination of chemicals.
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Then, I eventually learned that I'm an accumulation of my experiences and my own person.
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What original accumulation of capital inflamed the minds of William Lloyd Garrison and Sojourner Truth?
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But in my case, there was no accumulation; I never again experienced anything like it.
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Ursuta once explained it was the accumulation of the semen of all her romantic crushes.
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Sporting was without forward Diego Rubio for the opening leg because of yellow card accumulation.
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The main symptoms of the lymphoma are usually swelling and fluid accumulation around the implant.
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But it might look more achievable as a three-year accumulation of purchases, through 2020.
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That makes it tough to get accumulation unless it snows very heavily to cool temperatures.
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"You had this big accumulation of private sector debt rather than public debt," Jackson said.
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Rainfall accumulation between Thursday evening and Saturday evening was excessive, totaling 3.7 inches (24 mm).
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That means setting yourself up during your accumulation phase of life to, well, accumulate automatically!
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Based on prior approaches, Gutenberg's printing press made the accumulation and spread of knowledge possible.
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The storm brought snow to areas that don't typically see much accumulation like Flagstaff, Ariz.
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The degree of plaque accumulation can generally be assessed using a coronary artery calcium score.
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These incentives increase the accumulation of capital, whether in physical equipment or intellectual know-how.
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PROSPERITY Capital accumulation, productivity growth and living better: That is the case for tax reform.
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For some attendees, the accumulation of modern services has changed the tenor of the event.
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"Peña Nieto already had an unprecedented accumulation of negative opinion," said pollster De la Peña.
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And this seems to have severed the traditional link between capital accumulation and economic growth.
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Economists expect the pace of inventory accumulation to pick up slightly in the second quarter.
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Their accumulation of wealth is typically more rapid and driven by savvy investment management or entrepreneurism.
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They then looked at the relationship of this accumulation with that of oxygen in the atmosphere.
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That the accumulation of evidence, the growth in our confidence ... should be good news for everybody.
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Not in a series of major historical events, but in the accumulation of in-between moments.
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Yes, but: Despite the benefits, some regulators have concerns about the accumulation of junk in space.
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To be successful over the course of a career requires the application and accumulation of expertise.
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But an accumulation of mud and rocks still lay between the men and their potential rescue.
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In this scenario, Mr. Trump claims a clear edge in delegate accumulation but not a majority.
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I may be the result of everything I've done, but I'm not the accumulation of it.
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It's that they force us to break the accumulation habit we brought over from desktop computing.
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I've always felt paying yourself first, or savings in general for that matter, isn't about accumulation.
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" Hirshberg said the project was "an accumulation of a year of my research and design work.
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The result: an accumulation of eight inches of radioactive waste between the inner and outer hull.
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The accumulation of grievances is not new; what is new is Congress's ability to exploit it.
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Sudden lameness may be due to an injury or ice accumulation between toes or paw pads.
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While Japanese people tend more toward over-saving, Honda says, Americans are overly drawn to accumulation.
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An excess of nitrogen causes algal blooms—or the rapid accumulation of algae in an area.
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But can't rule out a light accumulation of snow, especially north and west of the District.
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She is now exploring how that accumulation could lead to diseases of aging such as Alzheimer's.
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As the storm moves farther East, cities in the Rocky Mountains could see significant snow accumulation.
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"Wealth accumulation is a mental exercise as much as it is a tangible exercise," Avallone said.
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Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to fat accumulation and inflammation of the liver, according to NIDDK.
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After getting buried in accumulation a few times, the white stuff begins to lose its luster.
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It's engineered to trap more heat while withstanding the added pressure of wind and snow accumulation.
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I call my own shots, largely based on an accumulation of data, and everyone knows it.
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A structural current-account surplus has facilitated continued reserve accumulation and strengthened the sovereign balance sheet.
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"What the Liberals have to be sensitive to is an accumulation effect," pollster Nik Nanos said.
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"The accumulation of snow and ice increases the potential for damage," the agency writes. http://bit.
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Some economic experts worry that the accumulation of regulation is contributing to the economy's persistent sluggishness.
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It put older millennials at risk of becoming a "lost generation" in terms of wealth accumulation.
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There was only one-tenth of inch accumulation, but hey, it's the first time since 1989.
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But the combination of them feels like an accumulation of awful, until it's all too much.
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An accumulation in inventories contributed to a 3.1% annualized increase in GDP in the first quarter.
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Here is a time-lapse showing the accumulation since 1984 [Full video from European Space Agency].
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The House and Senate proposals each also include other provisions that discourage knowledge-accumulation and growth.
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Uncorroborated plus uncorroborated plus largely uncorroborated is not the accumulation of questions, much less of evidence.
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Those downward revisions were, however, partially offset by a larger accumulation of inventory than previously estimated.
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Afterward, Mann declared himself fully fit and did not seem impressed by his accumulation of dunks.
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Mr. Orban's illiberal rise to power served one crucial objective: wealth accumulation for his inner circle.
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Pyeongchang gets relatively little accumulation, and there is little snow to be seen on the mountainsides.
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There were no differences between the groups in plaque accumulation or in blood markers of inflammation.
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The Bible's condemnations of the wealthy and the accumulation of riches leave zero room for ambiguity.
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The appetite — often from boardroom to bleachers — is for wholesale change, for constant accumulation, perpetual revolution.
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Therefore, it's easy to see why what matters most in the long run is capital accumulation.
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Forecasters said ice accumulation from the storm could be more than half an inch (1 cm).
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We are mostly an accumulation of strengths and weaknesses, of pathologized and nonpathologized conditions and identities.
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It's the accumulation of insignificant things like this that has made me the person I am.
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The Gallup poll is an accumulation of telephone surveys conducted between July 8 and Jan. 85033.
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Warmer temperatures during the day on Monday made the accumulation especially unstable, the weather service said.
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So, for more conservative investors, Cramer recommends picking up stocks that will practically guarantee money accumulation.
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"Beth was hospitalized Saturday due to an accumulation of fluid in her lungs," the statement read.
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No. There was this accumulation of outrage that I hadn't seen from anyone in tech before.
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It's an accumulation of some of the things that happened during some fights and just personal interactions.
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On the lower end of the scale, it could start exceeding its allowed accumulation of heavy water.
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O'Reilly's work is an accumulation, or montage (his preferred term), that transmits something larger than its parts.
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Fitch sees a gradual accumulation of foreign-currency bonds in their portfolios, in the search for yield.
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An accumulation in inventories contributed to the 3.1% annualized increase in GDP growth in the first quarter.
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At the core of their efforts is the accumulation of vast amounts of data throughout their organizations.
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Some of the slowdown in inventory accumulation reflects a surge in consumer spending in the second quarter.
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I also think the accumulation of all of this stuff has just started to weigh on me.
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This rapid accumulation of wealth is testimony to the industry and ambition of people like Mr Lee.
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For example, an accumulation of self-reported daily hassles is associated with higher driver stress in traffic.
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Despite February's modest rise, inventory accumulation is expected to contribute to GDP growth in the first quarter.
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The background: Cancer results from the accumulation of genetic mutations that endow normal cells with malignant properties.
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Complex new adaptations can be discovered only through the accumulation of small advances over many, many generations.
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And third, an accumulation of long-legged intermediate-range missiles might devalue the limits on strategic ones.
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In short, vitamin A and retinoic acid impact collagen accumulation because there are more fibroblasts being produced.
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But later, the accumulation of balls to be juggled reduces performance and increases the incidence of error.
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Regions of the U.S. that aren't accustomed to seeing snowy weather are bracing for record-setting accumulation.
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The accumulation of people, because I would work until like four in the morning at the club.
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It's all those drops: saturation, the accumulation, when you break free of the logic that imprisons you.
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For better and for worse, housing is a standard aspirational path to wealth accumulation in minority communities.
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Washington: A half inch or less of wintery mix on Thursday, changing to rain with little accumulation.
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If the design promotes an accumulation of marine life, Marcus thinks they may help humans in return.
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The accumulation of these events, and the actions of the people who matter, is what makes history.
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Over time, this accumulation could ironically make your teeth look worse by permanently staining these dental restorations.
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Capitalism is premised on the accumulation of capital, but under perfect competition, all profits get competed away.
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Because of China's recent wealth accumulation, Chinese went straight to mobile instead of from PC to mobile.
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Some 13,000 years ago, a large accumulation of icy water from melting glaciers was suddenly unleashed upstate.
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The entire system turned out to involve several other proteins needed to control the accumulation of PER.
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The "thundersnow" on Wednesday brought quick accumulation and excited social media activity along parts of the coast.
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Before Lowell, that model was rare, usually reserved for public works, not the accumulation of private wealth.
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Potential culprits also include an accumulation of Alpha-synuclein, the abnormal protein that makes up Lewy bodies.
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It was all a game devoted to TV ratings and development deals and the accumulation of wealth.
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Showers that persist into the evening may turn to snow, although mild surface conditions should preclude accumulation.
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Snow will fall above 6,000 feet with more than 8 inches of accumulation on the higher peaks.
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"I inherited my wealth from my husband, who didn't care about the accumulation of wealth," she said.
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In late 27.5, this gradual accumulation of boosters finally yielded funding, and more actors circled the project.
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"Up through the 20th century, material accumulation and stability made sense as forms of security," Chayka writes.
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"This is an accumulation of what the people have been living through in recent years," Hamed added.
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Researchers say that mitigating greenhouse gas emissions could still slow down the accumulation of these climate impacts.
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The Trump campaign's accumulation of all this text-messaging data gives them a direct line to voters.
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The accumulation of evidence that the President does not abide by the rule of law is overwhelming.
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Part of her fence came down, but there is no water accumulation on her property at all.
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Was such accumulation of wealth natural, as he argued, or the contrivance of unfair laws and regulations?
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Hansen added that the high winds in North Dakota and heavy snow accumulation can also slow operations.
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The book is the oldest media — its wisdom, its accumulation of knowledge is thousands of years old.
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As in many African cities, that has led to large informal settlements and an accumulation of waste.
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Douglas Holtz-Eakin: Capital accumulation, productivity growth and living better: That is the case for tax reform.
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The snow and sleet accumulation could approach an inch before the precipitation turns solely to showers overnight.
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For example, in "Opulence" (2016), the surface of the canvas is raised through the accumulation of paper.
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"Accumulation #7" looks right at home on the whitewashed, pressed-tin walls of the gallery's smallest space.
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The two drug titans have a clinical development agreement that includes a study combining Tropifexor, a multi-modal drug that fights inflammation, fibrotic scarring and fat accumulation and one or more Pfizer experimental medicines for the treatment of NASH aimed at steatosis, or fat accumulation in the liver.
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Hill piles on the dangers, and such an accumulation fails to heighten the tension but, rather, undercuts it.
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Fat accumulation and inflammation from NASH can lead to scarring of tissue, or fibrosis, that impairs liver function.
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"Uncorroborated plus uncorroborated plus largely uncorroborated is not the accumulation of questions, much less of evidence," he writes.
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With consumer spending slowing, some of the imports ended up in warehouses, accelerating the pace of inventory accumulation.
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The figures were not entirely new; they are mostly the accumulation of figures the United Nations tracks monthly.
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A great thaw is inevitable as the climate responds to an accumulation of carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
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A surge in home building and steady inventory accumulation partially offset modest consumer spending and soft business investment.
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My work has many stages and layers that express a heavy accumulation of time and many psychological situations.
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Capital accumulation enlarges the economy's productive capacity, thereby creating wealth, unlike Ponzi schemes, which merely spread it around.
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They may benefit from sources of economic advance (such as improved technology) over and above simple capital accumulation.
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The result is an installation consisting of an accumulation of lights, forming a sculpture that expresses the universe.
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However, the trench in one building had a greater accumulation of vole bones than the other three trenches.
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Calm surface winds over the capital prevented the pollutants from dispersing, leading to an accumulation of toxic chemicals.
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Accessing the power of love sounds even, to add to the tactile environment of movement, urgency and accumulation.
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It's really the accumulation of a bunch of people who are either out of work or spending less.
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It's not the individual stories that are troubling so much as it is the overwhelming accumulation of them.
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Proponents say the agreements protect students from some of the pitfalls of debt, including the accumulation of interest.
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The process of accumulation eventually makes it hard to find or effectively store the things we already own.
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"I call my own shots, largely based on an accumulation of data, and everyone knows it," he tweeted.
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Yet that very accumulation of authority carries a large threat, both to his power and to his state.
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Indeed, a substantial amount of economic research indicates that regulatory accumulation poses a significant drag on economic growth.
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As of autumn last year, the accumulation of bodies of drowned migrants was stretching resources to the limit.
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"Radiation accumulation is a function of the number of orbits and not a function of time," says Nybakken.
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Those processes include inflammation, changes in your DNA, cell damage or dysfunction and the accumulation of senescent cells.
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Another severe form of altitude sickness is high-altitude pulmonary edema, the accumulation of fluid in the lungs.
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The answer for the continued accumulation of paper, students learned, was that the American Bar Association required it.
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The Dow Theory refers to three primary phases — accumulation, participation and distribution — which underpin a major market trend.
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The study undertakes an analysis of the amount of private wealth accumulation in the respective regions and countries.
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In a socialist economy, larger businesses will exit to countries where governments encourage profit making and capital accumulation.
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But autobiographical work is also a documentary work, and the work of collecting, the slow accumulation of evidence.
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China's pace of debt accumulation is well above the threshold he identified as indicating the potential for crisis.
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Of course, as with any AI, each program has to learn through data accumulation and recognition of patterns.
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Annual profits either shrank or barely grew over 226.3-22021, which contributed to the rapid accumulation of debt.
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Jobs have gone because of corporate agriculture and the consolidation of family farms, and the consequences of accumulation.
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It's the accumulation of blood and fluid inside the muscle that's responsible for giving you that pumped sensation.
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Fewer reps means less accumulation of metabolites, and less time for your muscles to become engorged with blood.
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Tiny statues, a rotary phone, and a Newsweek cover all scatter the walls in an accumulation of information.
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Outstanding business rose modestly in April, with the rate of accumulation easing to its slowest in 69 months.
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" Writing to a conductor in the '40s, Price described "an accumulation of hundreds of unpublished and unsubmitted manuscripts.
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And, since the subject here is the accumulation of money, let's say the way of all cash, too.
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And so over the last hundred years we've had an accumulation of plants in a lot of areas.
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"What we're seeing is the accumulation of pent-up desire to move in this direction," Mr. Carranza said.
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"Maybe it's just the accumulation of pain from all of these horrific experiences," he said Tuesday on CNN.
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The other criteria — the magnitudes of the overall current account balance and foreign exchange accumulation — are also arbitrary.
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This has the potential to reduce the accumulation of savings, and over time reduce investment in the economy.
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It also singled out the special "privileges" enjoyed by rail workers as the main source of debt accumulation.
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For many investors still in the accumulation phase of wealth building, a down market actually is a friend.
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The story lies in the accumulation of the details, in being buffeted by Lizzie's thoughts, their sudden swerves.
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The accumulation of unprecedented amounts of water vapor is occurring about 50 miles up from the Martian surface.
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And the hormone that primarily drives fat accumulation is insulin, the same hormone that is disregulated in diabetes.
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Curry reiterated those concerns, saying the pace of India's debt accumulation and the debt stock remained "quite high".
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What's more, the accumulation of things is still at the essence of what it means to be American.
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The idea behind a tax like this is that it would significantly reduce the accumulation of extreme wealth.
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"But the accumulation of evidence suggests the precautionary principle: Try to avoid ultraprocessed food as much as possible."
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This way, the rising sun will help to partly melt any ice accumulation before you're even out of bed.
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While inventories increased further in the second quarter, the pace of accumulation was slower than early in the year.
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I'm so tired from the accumulation of lack of sleep this past month that I start to nod off.
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By inhibiting and reducing MIF, glycation seemed to hinder the brain cell's response to the accumulation of abnormal proteins.
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That accumulation suggests that the water level breached a good chunk of the shoreline during the storm, Ransom says.
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The National Weather Service said overnight snow and sleet accumulation of 2 to 4 inches was possible in Atlanta.
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The cause of death, she said, was listed as pulmonary edema, or the accumulation of fluid in the lungs.
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In an interview Thursday on CNBC, Donald Trump broke with tired clichés about the evils of federal debt accumulation.
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The Americans will do so without the services of three regular starters due to suspension or yellow card accumulation.
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His nomination as Infineon chairman in addition to those roles had triggered investor concern about his accumulation of offices.
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The accumulation of unsold barrels has eased since October, as PDVSA recovered one of its most important markets, India.
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Along with other social networks of its generation, Facebook was built on a principle of the desktop era — accumulation.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz described Erdogan's accumulation of power on Monday as a "breathtaking departure from European values".
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In such a world markets would reward risk-taking and entrepreneurial talent, but not the mere accumulation of capital.
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The individual animal at any age is a result of processes of accumulation and degradation that take place simultaneously.
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Moreover, the accumulation of data on what interventions work best in similar patients would speed the personalisation of medicine.
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The researchers also acknowledged that the study didn't account for earnings through the informal economy or accumulation of debt.
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"It's thought that accumulation of mutations in cells over time can contribute to causing spontaneous tumors," Dr Stell said.
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Dividends and capital accumulation consistently trump merit and motivation when it comes to explaining wealth inequalities in our society.
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Beyond those potential pitfalls, professors who study inequality have warned about an accumulation of wealth potentially eroding democratic institutions.
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The accumulation came as a surprise to citizens who are more accustomed to large amounts of rain and coffee.
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It's lined with aluminum to minimize the accumulation of electrostatic charge as it drags its butt along the carpet.
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Guy said there may not be much accumulation on New York City area roads because of recent high temperatures.
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If the low tracks closer to the coast, more precipitation will fall over land, making for more snow accumulation.
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In addition, teenage financial literacy is positively correlated with asset accumulation and net worth by age 25, Brookings said.
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As dust settled on the cells, their power output would drop, providing a clear record of accumulation over time.
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That's how it ought to be, a slow accumulation of knowledge and information that lets scenes largely be themselves.
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That means that the public debt, which is the accumulation of all deficits, increased to more than $22 trillion.
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This fuel accumulation can turn naturally occurring ground fires into deadly crown fires that quickly spread out of control.
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However, there is a possibility for some light accumulation in New York along the northern edge of the storm.
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Regulatory accumulation, being a process spread over decades, is not the type of discrete event that grabs national attention.
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It is important they provide that fiduciary obligation across your entire financial life cycle —protection, accumulation, disbursement and legacy.
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By the mid-nineteen-fifties, the accumulation of these experiences was "creating a real physical pressure" in Paley's chest.
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Lower gasoline sales contributed to the unusually rapid accumulation of gasoline stocks in the first few weeks of 2017.
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My studio has the accumulation of more than 50 years of creating art, and it is an unrecognized archive.
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Wales was missing Aaron Ramsey, the team's spark plug who was suspended because of an accumulation of yellow cards.
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This process determines the piece with an active sense of design and circumstance, as well as accident and accumulation.
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It's an "accumulation injury," said Dr. Michael Terry, an orthopedic surgeon and professor of orthopedic surgery at Northwestern Medicine.
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But while some drugs have reduced the accumulation of amyloid, none have yet succeeded in stopping or reversing dementia.
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In an interview Thursday on CNBC, Donald Trump broke with tired clichés about the evils of federal debt accumulation.
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The massive debt accumulation by U.S. households following accommodative monetary policy and easy credit led to the housing bubble.
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But it should exit fast enough for not much additional accumulation, exiting most locations between 5 and 7 p.m.
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Our jobs were critical during the accumulation phase of our life, but now we're on to the next phase.
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The archive, in fact, produces the past, and facilitates — along with the museum — the primitive accumulation of people's lives.
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It is the accumulation of wealth and power that makes the rich immortals into monsters, not the technology itself.
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"It looks very much like the early stage of Putin, the accumulation of power," said Innes-Ker, the analyst.
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Younger generations, studies have shown, are behind in wealth accumulation compared to previous generations and have paltry retirement savings.
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While some more snow showers are possible this morning, little to no additional accumulation is expected through the morning.
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What gives this narrative its force is the accumulation of so much potential and the absolute crushing of it.
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Turkey is a country of collective amnesia, but in places like Oxford there's an accumulation of knowledge, a continuity.
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Some emphasize the unfettered accumulation of economic and political power by the few at the expense of the many.
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This is fundamentally in tension with how science works, which stresses a slow accumulation of knowledge, nuance, and doubt.
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I admire sculptures like Yayoi Kusama's "Accumulation No. 1" (113) and Claes Oldenburg's "Floor Cone" of the same year.
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SpaceX said accumulation of oxygen in a void or buckle in the liner most likely led to the explosion.
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Countries with close trading ties to China are monitoring efforts to restrain shadow banking and the accumulation of debt.
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Some of the slowdown in the pace of inventory accumulation reflects a surge in consumer spending in the second quarter.
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There are actually four other accumulation zones such as this one: South Pacific, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, and Indian Ocean.
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Indeed, the wheels of justice turn slowly because law is built up through a process of cautious and gradual accumulation.
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The Weather Channel expects that some locations could see accumulation totals of 50 inches before the weather finally lets up.
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Growth in the third quarter was also boosted by an accumulation of unsold goods and a rebound in government investment.
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It says that I'm the result of everything I've ever done, but I'm not really the accumulation of all that.
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Death makes all of our morals and values—great career, marriage, house, kids, accumulation of stuff—seem trite and pointless.
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The primary reason consumers are riddled with debt is because the interest accumulation almost negates any repayment on the loan.
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The primary reason consumers are riddled with debt is because the interest accumulation almost negates any repayment on the loan.
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The surge in growth was driven by a smaller trade deficit and the largest accumulation of unsold merchandise since 2015.
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Similarly, the map won't typically show areas with as much snow accumulation as the highest reported measurements from individual stations.
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This load causes extreme blood sugar elevations, which results in high insulin response, and ultimately in inflammation and fat accumulation.
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"In the last couple of years we've seen a huge accumulation of robotic capabilities, that are just ... working," he says.
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"The catalogue is so wide... It is an accumulation," Anwar Gargash, UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs told Reuters.
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That means inventory accumulation contributed 0.49 percentage point to GDP growth and not the 0.61 percentage point reported last month.
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Williams also looked at the proprietary measure of professional accumulation, which indicates whether big institutional investors are buying or selling.
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These elements, like gold accumulation and complex items, can seem at odds with the fast-paced nature of Nexus Blitz.
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You may be able to reduce the chance of ice-ball accumulation by trimming the hair between your pet's toes.
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In a college as old as Oriel, founded in 1324, the buildings represent something like an accumulation of geological strata.
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Góes dismissed much of Piketty's work on the relationship between wealth accumulation and poverty as "conjectures" with little empirical basis.
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If endless accumulation of data is the central logic of the industry, can we really expect anything to meaningfully change?
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Strong tidal pressures, and the slow accumulation of ring particles, caused the grooves and ridges to form on the surface.
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The accumulation of PEtOH in turn seems to goad nerve cells into firing more easily, meaning their brains become hyperactive.
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This is a historical initiative for attacking the multiple perils of fake currency circulation, terrorist financing and illegal wealth accumulation.
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Free radical accumulation, however, be it atoms, ions or molecules, is harmful and can have severe consequences on our health.
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Here there is virtue implied in the accumulation (or holding) of wealth, both in the prevailing cultural and political milieu.
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"During the accumulation phase, one can handle more volatility," said Larry Rosenthal, CFP and president of Rosenthal Wealth Management Group.
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That regulatory accumulation goes some way to explain why the cost of financial intermediation hasn't really gone down since 1960.
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And The Elephant in the Room published by crowdfunding platform Inkshares is an accumulation of some of his best work.
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Pfizer currently has three early-stage drugs in the clinic aiming to block or reverse fat accumulation in the liver.
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Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina, and Greenville and Spartanburg, South Carolina, were among the cities with significant ice accumulation possible.
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Debord: In societies where modern conditions of production prevail, all of life presents itself as an immense accumulation of spectacles.
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It also cannot account for the rapid accumulation of ocean heat well below the surface that has been taking place.
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This, of course, is not something someone who calls their own shots based on the accumulation of data would say.
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Presenilin-1 increases accumulation of amyloid, which was present in abundance in the brain of the woman in the study.
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He has found that the accumulation of experiences with victimization and bullying can lead to depression and feelings of hopelessness.
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Las Vegas experienced rare snowfall twice this week after going more than 2628 years without a recorded accumulation of snow.
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One of the few soft spots was inventory accumulation; low inventories argue for ongoing good growth in the third quarter.
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Because of the accumulation of cards, Jones, Bedoya and Bobby Wood will not be able to play in the semifinal.
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Sun said much of the debt was incurred to build expressways, and accumulation would slow as the road network matured.
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Right now, Little Rock looks like it will pick up a maximum 1 inch, with little or no accumulation possible.
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The recession ultimately created a domino effect that put millennials financially behind and on a slow path to wealth accumulation.
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Is it because something new — or perhaps the accumulation of ongoing attacks — is giving Trump's supporters last-minute second thoughts?
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The rapid accumulation of household debt for Canadians could also leave its economy particularly vulnerable to shocks, the organization said.
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I remember it as an earnest and studious culture that valued high academic achievement, and the accumulation of specialized knowledge.
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Based on his own experimental research, Dr. Vijg describes aging as the accumulation of damage to DNA and other molecules.
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This accumulation of data is, in and of itself, not a "personal privacy" issue, but a massive public security problem.
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"Our concerns have somewhat intensified," said Mr. Murphy, adding that the snow accumulation was unlikely to begin until early Wednesday.
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Justice Thomas wrote, "This court has passed up another opportunity to remedy" the accumulation of power in the federal agencies.
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But why do we endure a social system that values the accumulation of wealth over human welfare and environmental continuity?
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But the snow accumulation Wednesday — about a tenth to two-tenths of an inch — had not been seen since 1989.
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The default, when policy wonks and journalists usually discuss these issues, is to assume that wealth accumulation is automatically good.
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The point of high top marginal income tax rates is to constrain the immoderate, and especially unmerited, accumulation of riches.
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Worried about its accumulation, the gathered scientists and policymakers called on the world to cut CO2170 emissions by a fifth.
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Still, the growth is staggering: The worldwide accumulation of e-waste has more than doubled in the last nine years.
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It's a moment of enormous westward expansion and wealth accumulation governed by the might-makes-right political philosophy of Thrasymachus.
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Regardless of skin color, nearly all humans report that they have experienced that accumulation of blood near the skin's surface.
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Life as Wurzbacher paints it feels less like the pursuit of happiness than the slow accumulation of random, pointless indignities.
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Because a major barrier to knowledge accumulation and risk taking in the labor market is fear of losing health insurance.
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In some types of wetlands, it can take decades to millennia to develop soil conditions that support net carbon accumulation.
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Its authors theorized that the difference might reflect an accumulation of slight advantages over the course of white scientists' careers.
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High rain and snow accumulation totals are not expected from the moisture-starved system that by Sunday will push offshore.
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" In it he predicted that by 21, capital accumulation, improvements in productivity and technological advances would solve the "economic problem.
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The first three waves of global debt accumulation were identified as running from 1970-1989, 1990-2001 and 2002-2009.
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We always experience high winds and tumbleweeds rolling down the road, but I've never seen an accumulation like this before.
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Researchers studying insulin resistance believe it begins in the liver, beginning with the accumulation of fat in the liver cells.
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Prioritizing your future means you're spending money in moderation and taking full advantage of the accumulation phase of your life.
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Map showing snowfall accumulation across the Northeast, updated every 10 minutes with the latest data from the National Weather Service.
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When fires do get away from firefighters, they are more severe because of the accumulation of small trees and brush.
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"These big incidents like this are always the result of the accumulation of a number of small problems," he added.
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Estimates on total plastic accumulation in the world's oceans have ranged from the thousands to hundreds of millions of tons.
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It was also an accumulation of a lot of years of thoughts and writing coming together to make the record.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Any shrine, any act of accumulation, has the overriding message: You are not alone.
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In this series, the paintings are what remain of Jensdotter's subtractive process, yet they are strangely generative, building through accumulation.
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Rain and snow are expected this morning and into the early afternoon, though there should be little or no snow accumulation.
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Though the pace of accumulation slowed, inventories remained high in the second half of 2015 and the first quarter of 8983.
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The field was covered with a tarp on Saturday and warm air was pumped in to prevent ice accumulation, KCTV said.
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Now all outstanding covered bonds have a 12-month extension allowing for more cash accumulation and consequently lower modelled asset sales.
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Tokarska said some past studies using simpler models have suggested warming may "slow down" in the high register of carbon accumulation.
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And the steady accumulation of evidence of Russian culpability bolsters the Western consensus that Mr Putin's behaviour is out of hand.
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NASH is a fatty liver disease where fat accumulation and inflammation can lead to scarring, or fibrosis, that impairs liver function.
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Clouds increase overnight, and a few snowflakes are possible, but accumulation is hard to imagine with this dry air in place.
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Done hastily or heavy-handedly, a slowdown in debt accumulation could bring about the very crisis it is meant to defuse.
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The storm also blanketed parts of the Midwest and Plains, with an average of 8 inches of snow accumulation near Milwaukee.
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We created a map using the NWS's National Snowfall Analysis to visualize the average snow accumulation in the contiguous United States.
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Inside the box, you'll find the Laco RAD-AUX, a user manual, and an accumulation of a few odds and ends.
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The reserve accumulation of the past two decades has gone hand-in-hand with a soaring current-account deficit in America.
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Unchecked capitalism and wealth accumulation have created a situation where nobody is sure of who to trust or how to survive.
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For proponents of increased taxes on wealth accumulation, a mark-to-market tax like this has a number of key advantages.
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Parts of northern Ohio and New York state got hammered last night, receiving as much as nine inches of snow accumulation.
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The feasibility study also failed to address biofouling—the accumulation of life forms that'll add weight to the booms over time.
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The accumulation of previously undisclosed arrears by several ministries has shed light on underlying shortcomings in the management of public finances.
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Robust consumer spending blunted some of the hit to GDP from weak exports, business investment and a slowdown in inventory accumulation.
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It'll also be interesting to see whether eliminating the need to physically bring your stuff to storage will lead to accumulation.
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Layers below the blue lines in a and b show stark changes in the accumulation of ice associated with climate change.
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The rainfall accumulation reached up to an inch per hour, which is twice the amount considered enough to start a mudslide.
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I think there are building strains in terms of debt accumulation, what's happening in real estate markets pressure for capital outflows.
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Though the pace of accumulation slowed, inventories remained high in the second half of 2015 and the first quarter of 2016.
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"If we have an economy where women are not participating in the accumulation and creation of wealth, that's a huge issue."
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In 2013, the district ended up picking up the slack after an accumulation of garbage and rats prompted a rapid response.
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Economists expect inventory accumulation will rebound in the third quarter and account for much of the anticipated acceleration in GDP growth.
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"It's a clear objective ...that the governor is set, and local party officials demand the accumulation of financial resources," he said.
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The RIAA's two music tracking counterparts, Billboard and Nielsen, have accepted an accumulation of streams as album sales for some time.
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Frequently changing jobs can mean the accumulation of many different retirement accounts, or worse yet, the early cashing out of savings.
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"(We) see it as more likely that the adjustment variables will be international reserves and accumulation of arrears," the bank said.
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Wolfond said that the express purpose of the platform is to halt the over-sharing and over-accumulation of critical information.
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"The government still sees the control as necessary to avoid accumulation of illegal immigrants in Denmark," it said in a statement.
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Everyday negative interactions and worries can add up for young children, and that accumulation of stress can have long-term consequences.
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Each accumulation and subsequent liquidation of short positions has been accompanied by a fall and then a rise in oil prices.
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The government still sees control as necessary to avoid accumulation of illegal immigration in Denmark, the ministry said in a statement.
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Most did not die from snow, but from injuries or mishaps related to the accumulation of snow and difficulties of transport.
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The accumulation of all the years of Madden has provided a safer, more manageable facsimile of what we watch on Sunday.
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"We have increased our ice (accumulation) forecast quite a bit along the I-85 corridor," the NWS Greenville-Spartanburg office said.
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Slowly, through an accumulation of sharply observed details, they reveal themselves: How they followed the rules in life as in bridge.
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How far south freezing air will reach remains an open question, making it difficult to precisely forecast ice and snow accumulation.
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Between Saturday night and Sunday morning, he said, there's a "good chance" for a little ice accumulation in some Southern states.
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An area along Interstate 80 could see up to 6 inches of snow accumulation and 50 mph winds, causing whiteout conditions.
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The accumulation of hedge fund long positions has had only a relatively modest impact on prices since the middle of December.
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Much of the debt accumulation relative to earnings has taken place in a few industries, according to an analysis by CNBC.
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While robust consumer spending curbed the accumulation of inventories, the slowdown in inventory investment was not as steep as previously reported.
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Even if it was left deployed the dust accumulation would be primarily on the leading side like bugs on a windshield.
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Of course, none of this would denuclearize North Korea, but perhaps we could start to slow its further accumulation of materials.
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Chinese debt accumulation had slowed in some recent quarters, suggesting that the country's leaders were getting a handle on the problem.
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That shows an accumulation of incidents, which can unnecessarily give people the impression that their area was being swarmed by criminals.
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And amid the mountainous accumulation of those regrets, the biggest one is not killing your nemesis when you had the chance.
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Contrary to GOP priorities, the well-to-do and the accumulation of wealth are not portrayed positively anywhere in the scriptures.
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"I inherited my wealth from my husband, who didn't care about the accumulation of wealth," she told the New York Times.
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But even with a high genetic risk, fat accumulation didn't increase if people kept their diets the same or improved them.
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Due to an unprecedented rate of carbon dioxide accumulation in the atmosphere, the seas are acidifying, rising, warming, and losing oxygen.
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Doctors have previously said it resembled a rare form of pneumonia caused by the accumulation of fatty substances known as lipids.
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But perhaps in a first for red herrings (which clever sleuths know to disregard), the accumulation of yours outweighs your question.
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The weather service predicts Las Vegas will get an additional accumulation of up to half an inch of snow on Thursday.
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And the accumulation of astonishments lowers the bar for what's expected of him and turns all the astonishments into a blur.
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This dynamic — called regulatory accumulation — has been shown to distort business investment, limit innovation and productivity growth, and slow economic growth.
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Now he might start on Friday because midfielder Jermaine Jones, like defender Timmy Chandler, is suspended because of yellow card accumulation.
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But the steady accumulation of attacks is a relentless reminder of what it is to be a country torn by war.
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It follows tensions last year over the closure of urban landfills and the continuing accumulation of garbage on the city's peripheries.
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The snow that hit Maui may amount to the greatest accumulation ever seen at that low an elevation on the island.
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The peso, which has been volatile this year, strengthened 4.5% in June following the end of a foreign exchange accumulation program.
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Galafold is an oral therapy for Fabry disease, a sometimes fatal genetic condition in which accumulation of fat damages several organs.
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Conway's rep, Howard Bragman, says Tim was battling complications from normal pressure hydrocephalus -- an accumulation of spinal fluid on the brain.
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I wanted it to refer to the accumulation of those individuals as well — my multiple selves together, imagined armies of citizens.
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Beginning about a year after Katrina, the rate of debt accumulation for all three groups returned to the pre-storm trend.
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Ruhwald pushes the capacity of different glazes to their maximum capacity for texture and accumulation, creating finishes that are visceral and alluring.
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Older Americans can be particularly susceptible to fraud, especially since they may be at or past the peak of their wealth accumulation.
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INVENTORY ACCUMULATION SLOWING Last week's drop in claims pushed them to the lower end of their 22.0,21.8-20.2,20.1 range for this year.
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But what attracted me was the care and attention to detail she demonstrated via a lifetime's accumulation and curation of these things.
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Instead, using a moisturizer will likely perpetuate the problem, leading to the accumulation of dead surface skin cells, dryness, acne, and sensitivity.
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Weak spending on capital goods such as machinery, and a slow pace of inventory accumulation, have been a drag on economic growth.
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In both cases, accumulation over time can have negative knock-on effects, in addition to being terribly inefficient at their primary task.
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"They do stand out as having the weakest wealth accumulation relative to expectations," says Ricketts, compared to people born in earlier decades.
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The government is spooked by an accumulation of research showing just how vulnerable the country is to damage caused by climate change.
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Facilities can also carry over a percentage of RINs from previous years, which has led to the accumulation in the RIN bank.
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The surprising 3.1% growth from the first quarter of 2019, driven partly by inventory accumulation, raised hopes of a more robust year.
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The European Council in March proposed new rules to reduce existing banks' stocks of NPLs and prevent their accumulation in the future.
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Further south, parts of Virginia can expect accumulation of ice of up to 1 inch, which may lead to major power outages.
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Mark Zuckerberg paid himself $610,455, and Warren Buffett earned $470,244 — again, with both men making their real money through share price accumulation.
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Most studies point to market-friendly policies that encouraged exports of manufactures and the rapid accumulation of capital, including the human sort.
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INVENTORY ACCUMULATION SLOWING Last week's drop in claims pushed them to the lower end of their 22.0,20.2-20.1,0.33 range for this year.
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"The recent events are due to an accumulation of people's demands that have been ignored," ILNA news agency quoted him as saying.
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Fluid accumulation around the implant can also occur and should be drained and tested for cancer if symptoms persist, per the FDA.
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Then it's back to snow until midday on Sunday, with accumulation of eight to 12 inches, and a high of 29 degrees.
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Tellingly, the accumulation of abnormal amounts of senescent cells tends to happen where disease occurs, including in our lungs, joints, and arteries.
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Charleston, South Carolina, saw the hightest accumulation of snow since 1989, and power outages were experienced statewide, the Post and Courier reported.
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Prices might have been expected to fall even further and even faster, given the accompanying rapid accumulation of a record short position.
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The past six months have been the largest ever six-month period of accumulation for equity ETFs domiciled in Europe, iShares said.
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Chronically high cortisol is thought to promote fat accumulation around the waist and increase the ability of fat cells to store fat.
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The other main source of weakness in the Q1 GDP tally came from a steep drop in the pace of inventory accumulation.
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Certain highways including interstates 25, 29, 35, 70, 80, 90, and 94 may expect the most accumulation of snow, according to reports.
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The accumulation of long positions and reduction in shorts shows a degree of bullishness that was unparalleled, at least in recent years.
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But the accumulation-distribution line showed that while the stock had down days with light volume and up days with heavy volume.
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We have also found declines in some insects, such as butterflies, which may reflect the accumulation of harmful mutations over multiple generations.
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The accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund short positions has corresponded closely with the rise and fall in oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/2e8Wbq3).
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The storm could be the largest in Washington's history, and will probably rank in the top 5 in terms of snowfall accumulation.
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In addition, research shows that teenage financial literacy is positively correlated with asset accumulation and net worth by age 25, Brookings said.
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CNN meteorologist Michael Guy said there may not be much accumulation on New York City area roads because of recent high temperatures.
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The show also affirms that the accumulation of wealth in many of America's private business sectors are directly traceable back to slavery.
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In theory, it delivers secure transactional data in a distributed manner that prohibits the inordinate accumulation of power found in centralized paradigms.
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Also, citrus trees continue to feel the impact of years of drought conditions as well as salt accumulation in the irrigation water.
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Keeping its economy moving has required the accumulation of debt by local governments, local infrastructure financing vehicles and many state-owned firms.
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The share of workers offered workplace 401(k) plans actually has fallen in recent years, and savings accumulation has not been strong.
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It can in fact be made by mediocre actions and actors, and thrive through the gradual accumulation of unnecessary suffering over time.
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It wasn't until years later that I realized how lonely this had made me, and that mere accumulation doesn't lead to happiness.
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The downgrade to first-quarter growth reflected weaker consumer spending and a smaller inventory accumulation than the government had estimated last month.
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"The accumulation of titillating and scandalous evidence has become a centerpiece of the trial and has incurably prejudiced the jury," they argued.
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"Pursuing your own dreams and goals creates the greatest long-term happiness and results in the greatest accumulation of wealth," Corley wrote.
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One of the central teachings from the research is that negative behaviors are directly related to the accumulation of trauma in childhood.
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"The byproducts of methanol metabolism cause an accumulation of acid in the blood (metabolic acidosis), blindness, and death," a CDC report said.
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Dusty Indian antiques fill every empty table space, and baskets of bangles catch your eye, but your mission here is textile accumulation.
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No amount of accumulation of wealth or social status changes this because those things are acquired only through the settler colonial project.
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The 10.3 percent of girls who experienced their first period from age 8 to 10 had a greater accumulation of depressive symptoms.
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Inland areas of the Northeast and New England will likely see the most accumulation, with up to 2 feet of snow possible.
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In Missouri, Kansas City and St. Louis -- which received the brunt of last week's storm -- will see less accumulation with this system.
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In Missouri, Kansas City and St. Louis -- which received the brunt of a storm last week-- will get less accumulation this time.
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At the same time, heartened investors lightened their holdings of safe but low-yielding U.S. Treasuries and slowed their accumulation of gold.
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But like all effective satire, there's a glint of truth and accumulation of mundane details that make the farcical scenario feel plausible.
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Indeed, on another question of public policy, he has maintained a politically convenient position despite the accumulation of facts to the contrary.
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"But in part it was unjustified because it was an accumulation of anger that built up over a long time, " he added.
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Trucks began carting away the trash that overwhelmed the shoreline, though some experts said the accumulation would continue as winter storms resumed.
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A new study links daytime sleepiness with the accumulation of the plaques in the brain that are a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease.
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The drugs didn't work, people kept dying, and the accumulation of deaths created a toxic mix of rage and grief and despair.
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While expenses differ depending on the taxpayer's situation, upfront costs to set up an accumulation trust could be a few thousand dollars.
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The aging process is clocklike in the sense that a steady accumulation of changes eventually degrades the efficiency of the body's cells.
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The same accumulation of history is not available for Americans, where the modern wine era traces back just a scant few decades.
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When it started overflowing, officials tried to cut down the intake, causing an accumulation of rubbish on the streets of many neighborhoods.
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Writers have used them to echo the endless accumulation of consumer culture or the oversaturation of "facts" — even to stave off death.
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Writers have used them to echo the endless accumulation of consumer culture or the oversaturation of "facts" — even to stave off death.
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Additionally, minor flooding could occur early this season in parts of the Northeast as snow accumulation from the past three nor'easters melts.
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The strong headline GDP figure was driven instead by an improvement in the trade balance in the quarter and faster inventory accumulation.
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There is no surer way out of poverty and up the economic ladder than via the accumulation of human and physical capital.
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"You've taken thousands and thousands of years of carbon accumulation, you've vaporized it and you've put it into the atmosphere," explains Bruna.
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For many it went like this: During those wealth accumulation years, invest heavily in equities such as blue-chip stocks. Rinse. Repeat.
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General Fusion hopes to do the same — but on a planet plagued by the accumulation of heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere.
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But Chinese authorities had acknowledged those risks and taken action to slow down debt accumulation even before the IMF report was released.
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A total accumulation of up to 16 inches and a tenth of an inch of ice are expected in areas surrounding Boston.
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We have also found declines in some insects, such as butterflies, which may reflect the accumulation of harmful mutations over multiple generations.
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Our reviewer wrote that the accumulation of similar details across the essays speak to the "gray permanence" of the situation in Israel.
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The whole concept of "Making America Great Again" is a total fallacy in terms of greatness indebted to unregulated capital and accumulation.
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The economy grew at a 3.1% pace in the first quarter following a temporary boost from exports and an accumulation of inventory.
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The economy grew at a 3.1% rate in the first quarter, boosted by a spurt in exports and an accumulation of inventories.
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In a very basic, stripped-down view, the accumulation of capital (buildings, machinery, business equipment, etc.) leads to higher wages and living standards.
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This has been going on a while, and it's been an accumulation of things that just destroyed me—it still chokes me up.
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Ignite a wad of gunpowder, for example, and the result is a chemical reaction generating heat, which represents a sudden accumulation of energy.
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That is expected to have accelerated inventory accumulation, which could offset some of the anticipated drag on GDP growth from the trade deficit.
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"Snow will be prevalent across the northern Mid-Atlantic region Wednesday morning with several inches of accumulation likely," the National Weather Service reported.
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An accumulation of perfectly seasoned salt dishes, baked salt cod, and confit duck legs follows—washed down with Scandinavian wines from waxed bottles.
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It's the sort of thing that sounds intensely labored over[...] swooning and sagging with the piecemeal accumulation of memorable melodies and strange instrumentation.
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Cai, who sells wholesale snacks to small village shops, is always paid in small change, which resulted in the accumulation of small bills.
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Frequent outages and logistics problems have created an accumulation of million of tons of petroleum coke at PDVSA's Eastern terminals in recent years.
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The BFL scoring system also favored crying and fighting, which meant an episode could pass with very little point accumulation for promising contestants.
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In addition to temperature, it also shows humidity and precipitation accumulation, and warns about weather events like thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes and tropical tracks.
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The result is deceptively laconic, an accumulation of impressions reiterating the same incantation on the primacy of death — even in society's upper echelons.
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This is the difference between being pissed off and ground down by accumulation and having your knee busted up on the first kick.
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The "amyloid hypothesis" says it's the accumulation of beta-amyloid in the brain that is the primary cause of the memory-destroying disease.
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This reflects the accumulation of current account surpluses and lower private sector external debt, stemming in part from reduced parental funding for banks.
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However, the congressmen also said that a delayed vote or an accumulation of charges from Janot could erode the president's support in Congress.
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So, for those that are more conservative, Cramer says the best bet is to go for stocks that will practically guarantee money accumulation.
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One headwind for the economy has been a slower accumulation of inventories, which reduced growth by nearly half a percentage point last quarter.
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The fact that a generation is being largely shut out of one of America's most common forms of wealth accumulation is genuinely troubling.
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Accumulation manifests in a digital profile where my identity is the sum of all the information I've saved — text, photos, videos, web pages.
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Apple said that it would make a one-off tax payment of $38bn relating to its past accumulation of $1.1bn in foreign earnings.
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In the essay you talk about the accumulation and concentration of wealth, and the terrible working conditions for those lower down the chain.
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This shift was sustained by colonial expansion and capital accumulation in the colonies: that is to say, the pilfer of non-European territories.
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"The story is really an accumulation of the past four films and this one, so the sort of five-film cycle," said Broccoli.
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And in many ways, the accumulation of U.S. investigations into aluminium imports can best be seen as preparation for some tough future negotiations.
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Fitch believes that BBL could maintain its above-average capitalisation, backed by modest asset growth and profit accumulation, despite the weaker operating environment.
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In a follow-up tweet, Trump added that GDP and wealth accumulation in the United States could be much higher than they are.
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From 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 cm) of snow blanketed Washington by nightfall, with less accumulation forecast for New York City.
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The story loses its thread, however, in a forest of facts, the accumulation of which, no matter how interesting, doesn't always make history.
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Sweating, I wonder about the historical accumulation of several millennia of dopamine rushes, whether it's contributed to the architectural pomposity of the place.
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Focusing purely on the dynamic element of money manager positioning reveals the exceptional accumulation of long positions between December 2016 and February 2017.
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According to Paul, the Fed has played a large role in that accumulation of debt by implementing artificially low interest rates for years.
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Studies show that acetic acid, the main component of apple cider vinegar, can suppress body fat accumulation and metabolic disorders in obese rats.
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While this accumulation makes the the roads absolutely treacherous for vehicles, people are finding that it is perfect for one thing: ice skating.
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With the accumulation of clouds around the peak, you can tell how the weather is progressing without having to look it up online.
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It had also previously said that prolonged use of the drug caused accumulation in fat, which may or may not be a problem.
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The economy grew at a 3.2 percent pace in the January-March quarter after a temporary boost from volatile exports and inventory accumulation.
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The rest of Massachusetts, plus Rhode Island and eastern Connecticut, could see winter storm conditions with an accumulation of 4 to 8 inches.
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De Blasio said the blizzard will almost certainly rank among his city's "top five snowstorms" in recorded history in terms of snow accumulation.
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An accumulation of tankers around PDVSA ports waiting for payments to discharge oil imports created bottlenecks for refining, production and exports last year.
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But if a snowplow dents your car, or there's damage from snow accumulation (say, a cracked windshield or buckling roof), that's typically covered.
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Recent research points to tau-tangle accumulation as a possible step beyond amyloid plaques in the development of actual signs of Alzheimer's disease.
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"Our findings align with the idea that worse sleep may contribute to the accumulation of Alzheimer's-related proteins in the brain," Bendlin said.
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We believe the maxim that absolute power corrupts absolutely, and we instead celebrate the system and institutions that check the accumulation of power.
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There has been a correspondence between the accumulation/liquidation of short positions and the fall/rise in WTI prices since at least 22015.
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Frequent outages and logistics problems have created an accumulation of million of tonnes of petroleum coke at PDVSA's eastern terminals in recent years.
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Also, the citrus trees continue to feel the impact of years of drought conditions as well as salt accumulation in the irrigation water.
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It begins with the anodyne name for the procedures — "offshore processing" — as if these desperate human beings were just an accumulation of data.
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The economy grew at a 3.2% pace in the January-March quarter, getting a temporary boost from exports and an accumulation of inventory.
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Specifically, Amnesty noted:The fact that Facebook and Google run continuous analysis and accumulation of information about people, and argued that this is surveillance.
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Accumulation of bad loans have plagued the Indian financial sector and hurt banks as they set aside more money to cover soured assets.
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Sanders has centered his presidential campaign in opposition to extreme accumulation of wealth by a few Americans when others struggle with basic necessities.
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Mr. da Silva, who was president from 2003 through 2010, is defending himself from investigations into his accumulation of wealth since leaving office.
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Universal Paperclips shows us that, as long as AI and technological advancement serve the ends of capital accumulation, dystopia is the likeliest outcome.
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Rather, he was a poet of excess, accumulation, and repetition, often blowing past good taste on his way to get somewhere more interesting.
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Following an accumulation of evidence against the defendant, he was indicted solely based on the evidence gathered as to his repetitive criminal behavior.
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While a growing income obviously makes things easier, the preconception that it's absolutely necessary ends up missing the core idea of wealth accumulation.
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There are other causes too, such as construction that disturbs the pipes, or the accumulation of lead particles in plumbing fixtures over time.
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There's something flattening about the sheer accumulation of #MeToo television, of watching as harassment is endlessly recycled into fictional characters' cases and capers.
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They also increased from Day 1 to Day 4, meaning that there was accumulation of the chemical in the body with continued use.
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They were instrumental to the desired end: the accumulation of power to be deployed in the service of America and of the world.
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Their speed and accumulation denies readers the power to anticipate or judge, leaving no time to reflect or refute the presence of desire.
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To be truly effective, privacy laws must seek to change the incentives that foster gratuitous surveillance and the reckless accumulation of personalized data.
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The rapid pace of debt accumulation has raised concerns over its sustainability in view of the slow pace of fiscal and economic reform.
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Social shunning is another case, torture through the accumulation of omissions — individuals avoiding social contact with a certain person — as opposed to actions.
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The most profound of these is that the uneven nature of the recovery compounded a long-term imbalance in the accumulation of wealth.
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Instead, it might be worth considering an "accumulation" or discretionary trust, which allows required I.R.A. withdrawals to remain and grow in the trust.
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But please don't stop after two and a half volumes, you have to go all the way; it is all about the accumulation.
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The new research reaffirms the role of government policy in shaping racial disparities in America in access to housing, credit and wealth accumulation.
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Climate change is caused by the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, so halting temperature increases requires getting to net-zero emissions.
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The bank said it was seeking to avoid an accumulation of foreigners' short-term krona positions that could raise macroeconomic and financial risks.
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But the accumulation of prize money depends not just on the wall, but also on whether the two can correctly answer trivia questions.
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The accumulation and liquidation of short positions in WTI has correlated closely with the rise and fall in U.S. oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/1mSR9iM).
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The case is resolved less through detection than the accumulation of guilt and desperation, as Nordic an outcome as you could hope for.
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"We are not here to provide a community with services but rather to encourage collaboration, interaction and the accumulation of knowledge," she said.
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In total, NASA estimates that this one heatwave caused 20 percent of the region's entire seasonal snow accumulation to melt on Eagle Island.
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You can very clearly see how the snow accumulation has receded in the later photo, with more areas of exposed ground and rock.
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If you get into the more intense precipitation rates, your temperature is likely to fall enough to allow a slushy accumulation of snow.
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Track the storm here Indiana, notably Indianapolis, will see less accumulation -- probably only 1-2 inches of snow and sleet across the region.
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Pneumothorax is an accumulation of gas within the space between the lung and the chest wall that can lead to total lung collapse.
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Rather than questioning market fundamentals or valuations, we may have to pay more attention to the accumulation of trades based on conventional wisdom.
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We live in a country where your personal accumulation of wealth is what unleashes social mobility and what determines your quality of life.
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Ms. Warren and other advocates of a wealth tax argue that this accumulation of untaxed or lightly taxed wealth is a bad thing.
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The background is exposed brick, and the décor smacks more of accumulation than foresight — a gumball machine, an antique clock and assorted paintings.
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An accumulation of several steps, including shrewd applications of dark and light paints to create dimension and shadows, is part of Ericson's process.
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When you hold your breath, the instinct to inhale is triggered not by a lack of oxygen but by the accumulation of carbon dioxide.
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O'Reilly's process and imagery reflects the accumulation, layering, and shifting perspectives that accompany a long career of looking while crafting a world in miniature.
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The other half is hoovered up by the planet's carbon sinks—oceans and plants—in roughly equal quantities, slowing its accumulation in the atmosphere.
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The effects of the disease — which include fibrosis, ascites (fluid accumulation in the abdomen), bleeding varices in the esophagus and liver cancer — are devastating.
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That suggested the pace of inventory accumulation was much slower than the government had assumed when it compiled its advance GDP report last month.
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Since then, much of the world has entered what could become the next long stretch – a return to persistent capital accumulation and income concentration.
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Since 2015, the accumulation of a large concentrated long or short position has often heralded an impending turning point in the petroleum price trend.
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I think having things that you're not wearing seems silly — I'm not sure that accumulation is as fulfilling as people expect it to be.
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It, in fact, is a great teacher for no other reason than it demands the accumulation of knowledge quickly for the startup to survive.
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The color is caused by the accumulation of iron and melanin, the pigment in skin, particularly in parts of the body exposed to sun.
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It must also convince a sceptical public that, far from strengthening elites, competition acts as a check on the accumulation of wealth and power.
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They're blunt publicity instruments — and often ineffective, inauthentic ones — especially compared to gradual, subtle accumulation of meaning that accompanies the best celebrity social media.
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When there is an accumulation beyond $229K, I will transfer that to savings on top of the $229 auto transfer that occurs each paycheck.
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"We believe that we are at the early stage of the process and that bad debt accumulation is significant and still rising," he said.
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The hope is that the steady accumulation of scientific knowledge will help us better predict Antarctica's future—and help humanity prepare for the consequences.
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Someone will be hit in the pocketbook over this nitrogen accumulation, and there's already a lawsuit going on to see who it will be.
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Sure enough, THC activated cannabinoid receptors and, in turn, this prevented accumulation of plaque and the death of nerve cells and stopped brain inflammation.
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The overall economy grew at a 985.43% rate last quarter, boosted by exports, an accumulation of inventory and government spending on highways and defense.
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This distorted type of Fed-engendered economic growth comes from encouraging the accumulation of more debt through the process of making loans dirt cheap.
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Living beavers, a keystone species, helped build the American landscape; dead beavers provided a foundation for American capital accumulation, and helped fund Western colonization.
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So scientists and pharmaceutical companies have pinned their hopes on drugs that can break up these plaques or prevent their accumulation in the brain.
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If their brain age is greater than their chronological one, this signals an accumulation of age-related changes, possibly due to diseases like Alzheimer's.
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Lead and tin sit somewhere in the middle of the supply spectrum, perhaps because in each market supply is an accumulation of known unknowns.
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Not all coal is Carboniferous but, as the chart shows, the spike in coal accumulation then was far higher than anything which happened subsequently.
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Egypt, he laments, suffers from the "deep-rooted international patterns of privileged accumulation and mass dispossession" that are a direct result of neoliberal capitalism.
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"Cortisol is involved in a broad range of biological processes, including metabolism, body composition and the accumulation of body fat," Jackson said by email.
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I've sort of resisted the accumulation of material possessions so that I have the funds to be able to afford this kind of travel.
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Valeura CEO Sean Guest said results from the appraisal well supported the company's view that there was a gas accumulation in the Thrace Basin.
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