The approach to geographic adjustment echoes the controversy over age adjustment.
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"[But] when I hear border adjustment, 'adjustment' means we lose," Trump said.
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Internally, Fed economists saw the IOER adjustment as a small technical adjustment.
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" Border adjustment tax: "Full immediate border adjustment would be too disruptive — nobody's advocating for that.
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This yielded endless books on "adjustment," which meant adjustment to an eventual life without Mother.
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"We'd have to make an adjustment, a huge adjustment, to survive on something else," he said.
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"Unfortunately, neither the alternative seasonal adjustment, nor the weather adjustment, makes today's jobs report any more hopeful," Wright wrote.
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President Donald Trump says he doesn't like the term "adjustment" in the discussion about the polarizing border adjustment import tax.
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"We're not doing a COLA adjustment in the Senate," McConnell said in a statement, referring to a cost-of-living adjustment.
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The border adjustment tax (border adjustment tax) President Trump has recently signaled support for is his administration's first foray into international economics.
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"India must plan for a major currency re-adjustment in Asia in the wake of a similar adjustment in China," it cautioned.
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" He added: "Look, it's an adjustment; it's an adjustment that I'm probably going to have to make in the next couple of years.
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And confusingly, Trump has both said he is interested in a "border adjustment" tax and rejected the idea of what a "border adjustment" tax actually is.
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But, confusingly, Trump has both said he is interested in a "border adjustment" tax and rejected the idea of what a "border adjustment" tax actually is.
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Mark to-Market Adjustment: Fitch adds back $2000 million of a mark-to-market adjustment relating to the company's pension plan to our EBITDA calculation in 210.
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It's free of the usual knobs and levers that most tripod heads use for adjustment, instead relying on a single adjustment ring to tighten and loosen the head.
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Oscar has to build the infrastructure needed to get Medicare Advantage star bonuses, and risk adjustment in Medicare Advantage is a completely separate beast from the ACA's risk adjustment.
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But Americans for Affordable Products, a coalition of retailers and trade associations that opposes the border-adjustment tax, stressed the growing concerns about the border-adjustment proposal in Congress.
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This was of course, the theme of his short story, "The Adjustment Team" (which served as the basis for the blockbuster "The Adjustment Bureau," starring Matt Damon and Emily Blunt).
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"I think there is going to be a little bit more of a market adjustment, and probably an over-adjustment, in response to the trade action and the yuan," he added.
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The adjustment ranges from three to four points at its peak in the FiveThirtyEight "polls plus" model; the regular FiveThirtyEight polls model shown in an accompanying chart has no convention adjustment.
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Placement of the projector also wasn't an issue thanks to XGIMI's tripod mounting kit and built-in keystone correction capable of a ±35 degree vertical adjustment and a ±6993 degree horizontal adjustment.
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It's ironic because those people worried about the end of the Cuban Adjustment Act and leaving in large numbers are going to make it more likely that the Cuban Adjustment Act ends.
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Avoid a border adjustment tax A border adjustment tax, under active discussion by House Republicans, would hit imported products with a 20 percent tax while exempting U.S. exports from the same tax.
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Critics have argued that its policy adjustment has been too gradual so far, raising the chance that it falls behind the curve and would have to make a bigger, potentially disruptive adjustment later.
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"With a border adjustment tax, we would tax imports – just like more than 160 other countries that have either a value-added tax on imports, a border adjustment tax, or both," he said.
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The Federal Reserve-backed Alternative Reference Rates Committee (ARRC) suggests moving to a forward-looking term SOFR rate plus a spread adjustment and if not available to compounded SOFR plus a spread adjustment.
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In a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed on Aug.
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"There's going to be an adjustment period," teases Metz, 36.
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Of course, corporate tax reform could pass without border adjustment.
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WHAT HAPPENS, THOUGH, IF THE BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX COMES THROUGH?
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"Many unanswered questions about proposed "border adjustment" tax," tweeted Sen.
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Why do artillery guns have an adjustment for the latitude?
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I would recommend some adjustment for the inertia of laws.
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I don't want to be grateful for every reasonable adjustment.
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"There's going to be an adjustment period," Metz told People.
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It was a little bit of an adjustment period there.
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Meghan and Harry have been enjoying their adjustment to parenthood.
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The problem is that labor market adjustment is too slow.
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R: Again, currency weakness is part of the natural adjustment.
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A little steering adjustment bought everything easily back into line.
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The Rockies also made a pitching adjustment before this game.
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Overall, this is offset by a corresponding adjustment to imports.
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That interest might qualify as an adjustment to your income.
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But whether that is an appropriate adjustment is purely subjective.
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Some private market valuations got ahead of themselves, requiring adjustment.
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There's not enough room for adjustment to substantially shift it.
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But Molli's never experienced that, and the adjustment is hard.
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The tally includes an adjustment for the Columbus Day holiday.
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The results included an adjustment for the July 4th holiday.
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Living abroad also helped with his adjustment to college life.
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A border adjustment tax would allow us to tax that.
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Blaring skepticism has given way to (yet another) pragmatic adjustment.
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Then there's insurance adjustment, customer service, robotics, factory applications. Yes.
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YOU KNOW, THIS BORDER ADJUSTMENT THING MIGHT NOT GO SMOOTHLY.
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If we need to make an adjustment, we'll make it.
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Pillow adjustment has proven to help eliminate or reduce snoring.
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President Barack Obama did not end the Cuban adjustment act.
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Kenneth Dahl, Bergdahl said he'd had adjustment and emotional problems.
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The border adjustment measure was not in previous tax proposals.
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At the very least, there may be an adjustment process.
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Joe Weisberg: I found it to be a seamless adjustment.
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Our projected figures are shown including an adjustment for these.
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And here is what these trade adjustment rules are saying.
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These things are made possible because there is border adjustment.
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"The attractive thing about border adjustment is it works," Rep.
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Most other cookers let the temperature climb slowly without adjustment.
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It included a border "adjustment" that would tax imported products.
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But there's more to the Brady plan than border adjustment.
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These compromises all involve some form of a border adjustment.
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The border adjustment also opens the door to bigger government.
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The adjustment will come into effect on Monday 1st August.
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For Kristy Shen living modestly wasn't much of an adjustment.
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" He added he isn't a fan of the word "adjustment.
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The words "border adjustment" and "irony" usually aren't used together.
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"We just have to make another adjustment, man," he said.
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It's been a huge adjustment for Nathan since Chase deployed.
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"It was a tough adjustment at first," he told me.
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But Canada and Mexico said they were against the adjustment.
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Verlander said he made a mechanical adjustment after studying film.
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"I think Novak is in an adjustment period," he said.
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That adjustment was flagged months in advance in late September.
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This adjustment was also reflected in the cash flow statement.
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That conclusion follows from the international rules of trade adjustment.
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This more thoughtful way of shopping does require some adjustment.
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Her adjustment to law school was not smooth, she added.
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No team can stabilize an adjustment period like San Antonio.
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In the second half, Steve Kerr made a fantastic adjustment.
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Specifically, the border adjustment plan that would raise tax imports.
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However, the percent completion signal needed an adjustment, Facebook found.
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Why this matters: Trump's team is divided on border adjustment.
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Many CEOs of large multinationals back the border adjustment tax.
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The ECB will have to support this difficult adjustment process.
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Federal prosecutors opposed any adjustment to Cohen's terms of imprisonment.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS CLEARLY UNDESIRABLE TO HAVE THAT ADJUSTMENT OVERNIGHT
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They're going to make some sort of adjustment to that.
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We have to make an adjustment of four, five percent.
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The adjustment could create a rocky period for the market.
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It takes almost no adjustment to switch over from Chrome.
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But here in Delaware, it foretold an especially bittersweet adjustment.
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THEN THERE WILL BE AN ADJUSTMENT IN THE STOCK MARKET.
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Honestly, for me, I think it was just an adjustment.
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The sources said the bank may make the adjustment soon.
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She starred opposite Matt Damon in "The Adjustment Bureau" (2011).
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"The adjustment period was rough, for everybody," Mr. Pernicone said.
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But the border adjustment tax is only the first fight.
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"It will make their adjustment that much easier," he said.
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But signs of a strategic adjustment in India are mounting.
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HOW DO WE GET THERE IF BORDER ADJUSTMENT IS DEAD?
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Scherzer credited a mechanical adjustment for his improved fastball command.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Where does that come from, that inventory adjustment?
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The adjustment has a negligible impact on Orange's leverage metrics.
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It is not an adjustment but a different paradigm entirely.
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Hundreds of Thais have been sent to "attitude adjustment" camps.
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Williams's demanding personality will be an adjustment for some players.
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"We should focus on preventing a dramatic adjustment," he said.
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But, I made a slight adjustment and it went away.
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JR: I think yeah, I think there's been an adjustment.
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As an analog tooth-brusher—that is, someone who uses a standard toothbrush—the adjustment to an electric toothbrush required a meaningful adjustment to the basic brushing habit I'd built up over three decades.
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The market was looking for a more aggressive walk-back of his now infamous "midcycle adjustment" comment that signaled the July rate cut was just an adjustment and not the start of a trend.
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We and others in the markets expected some adjustment upward in repo rates and I think the reality is that the upward adjustment in the market was larger than the markets than we expected.
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And in the GDP figures there was-- a big inventory adjustment.
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The adjustment would add a new penalty to existing risk metrics.
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The Capsule II can only do vertical keystone adjustment, not horizontal.
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He told me it was a hard adjustment to civilian life.
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It's just making the adjustment," she said, adding: "No more downer.
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Adjustment Day is about presenting a pattern for gathering men together.
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That's why retailers are revolting against the idea of border adjustment.
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Cleveland has the pieces to make this adjustment on the fly.
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The button next to the ball is for quick sensitivity adjustment.
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Should we put in place a border-adjustment tax, a.k.a. VAT?
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The border adjustment tax could hit American buyers purchasing art overseas.
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Border adjustment also is seen as boosting U.S. exports and manufacturing.
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Summers also criticized the House GOP's border adjustment tax on imports.
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Besides cap carryover, the other major ingredient is the incentive adjustment.
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An adjustment was also made for the New Year's Day holiday.
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Here is how that adjustment process is unfolding at the moment.
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The EU has a Globalisation Adjustment Fund, which does something similar.
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You have to make a little bit more of an adjustment.
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Some cars will require adjustment of camera pitch angle by service.
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"Interestingly, this adjustment didn't affect overall variation significantly," the study reads.
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Go to Layer than New Adjustment Layer and choose Hue/Saturation.
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Meanwhile, for many New Zealanders, it is all a big adjustment.
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" Adds Scott's wife, Ashton, 26: "It's been a huge mental adjustment.
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Kat Von D is opening up about her adjustment to motherhood.
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The supply adjustment brakes are too concealed to allow much inspection.
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They're comfortable full coverage and require no adjustment throughout the day.
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"There was a bit of an adjustment at first," Byrne said.
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It was the second-biggest tax issue discussed, behind border adjustment.
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Fitch's criteria do not specify an FF adjustment for such borrowers.
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The plan from Trump does not include the border adjustment tax.
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But Ryan also defended his proposal for a border adjustment tax.
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"China has a major adjustment problem," he added, according to Bloomberg.
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But such an adjustment took the Celtics away from their identity.
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"There is not consensus for the border-adjustment tax," Meadows said.
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" With an income adjustment, he argues, "enrollment becomes burdensome and complicated.
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Noticeably absent from the plan was a controversial border-adjustment tax.
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Excluding an accounting adjustment, the bank earned 43 cents per share.
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This adjustment is actually a requirement for recipients of federal aid.
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For this to be possible, offsets like border adjustment are needed.
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The regime has hauled critics to army bases for "attitude adjustment".
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The only other notable adjustment was a suggested cut in cash.
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The plan is this, and there is no adjustment from that.
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"Anytime I hear border adjustment, I don't love it," he said.
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So Republican climate-communication strategy has undergone something of an adjustment.
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And the private sector will determine the success of the adjustment.
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HOW MANY ADJUSTMENT DO YOU HAVE TO MAKE TO THAT PORTFOLIO?
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She said the shift has been an adjustment for many members.
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Would the border adjustment tax balance trade or have no effect?
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My desire to be chillin' is constantly interrupted for some adjustment.
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It said the adjustment would help shape "reasonable" interest rate expectations.
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Same intention I had, same exact adjustment, two completely different responses.
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The academy is reviewing the possible effect of such an adjustment.
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He's told associates that border adjustment is an "American nationalist" concept.
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As we've laid out before, border adjustment has a Senate problem.
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Huawei will get tested by the adjustment period and through time.
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DRUCKENMILLER: I WAS WILDLY IN FAVOR OF THE BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX.
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I will admit that so far that it's been an adjustment.
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Sometimes a simple adjustment can save hundreds or thousands of dollars.
|
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The biggest adjustment has been introducing the concrete to the work.
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It also made about $1 trillion in adjustment to its liabilities.
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Do I have a right to ask for a salary adjustment?
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"The adjustment for him is understanding, 'I can shoot,' " Connaughton said.
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We never really had a moral and philosophical improvement, or adjustment.
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I love being with people, so this was a big adjustment.
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The bigger adjustment, though, has to do with tone and emotion.
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The proposed adjustment implies a 3% increase in the employer's contribution.
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Moving forward, it will be a major adjustment in their lives.
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"It's an adjustment you're going to have to make," Melvin said.
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WHATEVER IT IS, A 22020%, 26%, TO WHATEVER, 73%, 27% ADJUSTMENT.
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Adjusting this mower is easy, with a single-lever adjustment system.
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It may also require continued adjustment to circumstances beyond his control.
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"It was a very tough and traumatic adjustment," Ms. Evans said.
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Many other Veterans suffer from depression, isolation, anxiety, and adjustment disorder.
|
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A border adjustment tax is a far better option than tariffs.
|
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The difference in sleep is well worth the effort of adjustment.
|
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The White House later said border adjustment was only one option.
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An adjustment was inevitable, and, as expected, it began in Q22019.
|
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However, Thursday's sharp adjustment looked like it was sending a message.
|
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The week's results include an adjustment for the Veterans Day holiday.
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Retailers haven't given up their fight against a border adjustment tax.
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As a net exporter, the company supports the border adjustment tax.
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"That adjustment will be here before you know it," Rinaldi said.
|
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Friends describe her adjustment to her new career as remarkably smooth.
|
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The Mortgage Bankers Association included an adjustment for the Christmas holiday.
|
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A slight adjustment by Parkey and it might have been good.
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The move follows a similar adjustment by partner carrier British Airways.
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For online orders, use this form to get your price adjustment.
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If this adjustment is going to get us a win, cool.
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Border adjustment could also have some major consequences on markets abroad.
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Public finance insurance segment recorded loss and loss adjustment expenses of $11 million in q1 of 2017 compared to $9 million in Q1 of 2016 * MBIA Inc -increase in losses and loss adjustment expenses for u.s.
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But a dollar appreciation could by itself achieve the necessary economic adjustment.
|
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To ease the pain of adjustment he borrowed, until investors turned tail.
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Supply adjustment is only one half of the price recovery story, though.
|
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Briley called for 3% cost of living adjustment for teachers and staff.
|
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The cost-of-living adjustment will be found in the message center.
|
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Fulmer credited a mechanical adjustment made during a bullpen session with Dubee.
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Senate Republicans have already express discomfort over the border adjustment tax plan.
|
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As with any sudden adjustment, there are a lot of answers here.
|
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Here's a look at the coming fight over the border adjustment tax.
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There's no adjustment for crossover frequency, which is probably for the best.
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Factory data tends to be volatile, even after adjustment for seasonal factors.
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CORNELL: LET'S TALK PRICING FIRST AND THEN I'LL TALK ABOUT BORDER ADJUSTMENT.
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Lee noted that the dollar adjustment would instead likely take many years.
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Going down ramps of space ships, that took its own learning adjustment.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association included an adjustment for the New Year's holiday.
|
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There's a slight adjustment to the look and feel of the headset.
|
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The biggest adjustment to Tesla's Autopilot program involves the onboard radar system.
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That's why enacting a border adjustment tax is hardly a sure thing.
|
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China said that the next adjustment will depend on how Sino-U.
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It's definitely been an adjustment, but this is one of the perks.
|
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The July adjustment made only a minor increase on super-long maturity.
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Those who fail to make the adjustment will be doomed to marginalisation.
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Yet low pay leads to policies that complicate the labour-market adjustment.
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You would hope that would serve as a bridge to an adjustment.
|
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It has definitely been a little bit of an adjustment for Nash.
|
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The initial focus has been on the idea of border-adjustment taxes.
|
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Last year, the ABLE Age Adjustment Act was introduced in the Senate by Sens.
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" He continued: "There is no 'make adjustment' to the way you tackle.
|
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"Had to make an adjustment and that's what I did," Carrasco said.
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Risk adjustment right now is very unpredictable and in some cases inaccurate.
|
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This adjustment for $188 thousand reflects transaction costs incurred by the Company.
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And the system doesn't require any manual adjustment from its human creators.
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China said that the next adjustment will depend on how China-U.
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It's a huge, huge lifestyle adjustment and takes a lot of commitment!
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"There was an adjustment period, because my life changed drastically," she says.
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Add a warm look with another adjustment layer, this time Photo Filter.
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I was no longer the default, so there was a huge adjustment.
|
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Having two children, Sofia said, is an adjustment, but a positive one.
|
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One is that the headband's sizing adjustment slips out of position easily.
|
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"I had made the adjustment last year to close up," Hammel said.
|
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Toggling the eye for each layer, including adjustment layers, changes their visibility.
|
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But risk adjustment has a history of abuse, particularly in Medicare Advantage.
|
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Excluding an accounting adjustment, the bank also earned 55 cents per share.
|
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I have to made an adjustment during a game and do better.
|
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The results include an adjustment for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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Risk adjustment is at the heart of the FBI's investigation into Zoom.
|
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The dollar may not react positively to the proposed border-adjustment tax.
|
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It's not easy to make an adjustment, but velocity kind of helps.
|
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The reading included an adjustment to account for the Presidents Day holiday.
|
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But when they do, the league will have to make an adjustment.
|
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Meanwhile, Congress and Trump should forget the crazy border-adjustment tax (BAT).
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In 20003, 22000 and 296.3 the cost-of-living adjustment was zero.
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Your cost-of-living adjustment will be found in the message center.
|
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Advocates of the border adjustment tax think that they have the answer.
|
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However, the economic adjustment has entailed an extended sharp slowdown in growth.
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What he sees today is a world in need of an adjustment.
|
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Now Trump is no longer a fan of the border adjustment tax.
|
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Ohio's cost-of-living adjustment is a mere 0.6 percent, for example.
|
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Its headset has adjustable straps, comfortable padding and a lens adjustment dial.
|
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The border adjustment tax, which favors exports over imports, has proven divisive.
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So Twitter cut those users from their total count, hence the adjustment.
|
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Fitch has not applied any quantitative adjustment to address this to date.
|
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Really great throw and great adjustment by Julio, too, at the end.
|
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One believed there will be no more rate adjustment within the year.
|
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It is high time for an adjustment in security priorities and spending.
|
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Doctors said he had adjustment disorder, a response to life-altering trauma.
|
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How about revisiting the border adjustment tax proposed by Republicans last fall?
|
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Just because border adjustment is constitutional doesn't mean we should do it.
|
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The word "adjustment" is taboo, says an official in the treasury department.
|
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The ABLE Age Adjustment Act is pending in committee, according to Congress.gov.
|
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They agreed that the unusual circumstance warranted a time adjustment for Froome.
|
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"The first time on the street is always an adjustment," he added.
|
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It's too early to know what the right adjustment is this year.
|
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WE HAD A SENATE THAT WOULD NOT SUPPORT OUR BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX.
|
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"The risk-adjustment system, it's essentially an honor system," Poehling told me.
|
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Another adjustment pushed the arrival back a couple of weeks to Dec.
|
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" As such, it said "a credibly large fiscal adjustment is a priority.
|
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The lift for employers is limited to an easy adjustment to payroll.
|
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The insurance debate need not necessarily doom the entire border adjustment proposal.
|
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The border adjustment tax scheme would seem to pose the same issue.
|
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An accounting adjustment such as Grint's is traditionally accepted by the HMRC.
|
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The adjustment will not affect BP's cash flow in the fourth quarter.
|
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The reality of adjustment to the China shock has been far different.
|
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"Naturally improved seasonal adjustment plays a role in these revisions," said Strassner.
|
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This week's results include an adjustment for the Fourth of July holiday.
|
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Employees shouldn't be alarmed if that happens, as it's a natural adjustment.
|
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They would directly benefit if the 2017 risk adjustment transfers go away.
|
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No insurer had a larger ACA risk adjustment payable than Kaiser Permanente.
|
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That adjustment then usually prompts a move higher in the surprise index.
|
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Select "Solid Color" from the adjustment layer menu in the bottom-right.
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" He observed that "anytime I hear border adjustment, I don't love it.
|
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Now suddenly more has arrived, and that requires an adjustment in thinking.
|
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The adjustment Sanders was discussing was making the tax system more progressive.
|
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I would be surprised, Dr. Moazami said, by my brain's eventual adjustment.
|
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What constitutes a fair comparison and adjustment, however, is open to debate.
|
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But in the housing sector especially, that adjustment can take a while.
|
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There is an adjustment, of course, needed to sleep next to strangers.
|
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"As the coronavirus situation continues, we'll make adjustment as appropriate," Inclán said.
|
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Shareholders used to reaping big rewards may be in for an adjustment.
|
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"It's a time of adjustment, and people are understandably cautious," he said.
|
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Maybe this is a natural adjustment phase that's already starting to pass.
|
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With a slight adjustment, they could blast their serves so much harder.
|
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This includes asking candidates if they've considered how they'd make the adjustment.
|
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But going from a buzzing office to quiet solitude is an adjustment.
|
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The app has been updated for easier adjustment to different listening environments.
|
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In these stories, mood-altering drugs facilitate adjustment to a perplexing world.
|
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Other groups have also run television ads about the border-adjustment tax.
|
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The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) became law in 1989.
|
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When he began meeting locals who spoke English, the adjustment became easier.
|
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Congress should increase the limits and build in an automatic inflation adjustment.
|
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The first adjustment was designed to speed his delivery to the plate.
|
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Having the communication allows people to make the mental adjustment to reality.
|
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And in many ways, that has been the hardest adjustment to make.
|
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There's a chance the Fed may hold off on making the adjustment.
|
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There's a chance the Fed may hold off on making the adjustment.
|
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Mr. Tillerson's adjustment to life in government has been a difficult one.
|
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This price adjustment will then help enterprises to reduce cloud computing costs.
|
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Europe has more than enough resources to manage a Greek adjustment program.
|
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The burden of adjustment typically falls only on nations in economic crisis.
|
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I just landed a little wrong and had to make an adjustment.
|
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House Republicans mistakenly believe that a border adjustment tax will facilitate exports.
|
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The government will also suspend the retirement adjustment system for 180 days.
|
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For starters, the border adjustment tax is laser-focused on importing businesses.
|
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The adjustment was going on but progress has been slow, Xu said.
|
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The deal also sketches out plans for a carbon border-adjustment levy.
|
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The border adjustment carbon tax could kick in as soon as 2021.
|
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"The return was much worse than the adjustment" to the space station.
|
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The transaction also foresees a full price adjustment mechanism without time limit.
|
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"Anytime I hear border adjustment, I don't love it," Mr. Trump said.
|
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"We made the adjustment, and then Moore punished us badly," Brown said.
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"This legal adjustment is an innovation in our country," Mr. Tang said.
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The Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act was passed in 153.
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Activists have been jailed or sent to so-called attitude adjustment camps.
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How riders will handle the long-term adjustment remains to be seen.
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There's a quiet adjustment of expectations that comes with being very fat.
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Turkey may require a stronger adjustment than is currently in their plans.
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" Jaresko, who is anticipating the plans of adjustment to be filed within thirty days, does note that the proposed terms of the plan of adjustment are not set in stone and says, "there can be amendments going forward.
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Whereas Greece started its adjustment process with its macroeconomy in reasonably good health, Puerto Rico is starting its adjustment process with its economy already economy mired in a 10-year slump and with unemployment at over 12 percent.
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Yet economic theory is conclusive: unlike tariffs, border-adjustment should not affect trade.
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The enduring savings glut in northern Europe has made the adjustment needlessly painful.
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So it was an adjustment for him to have cameras in the home.
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The most prominent idea floated on this front is the border adjustment tax.
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If President Trump made that adjustment now, the answer would probably be no.
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At the time, the European Commission said the draft budget required substantial adjustment.
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We're just experiencing some adjustment and that's not likely to cause permanent damage.
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" Reflecting on the scandal, Guthrie says "all of it has been an adjustment.
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So any kind of automatic adjustment of skin tones seems equally ill-advised.
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Physical therapists can use a tablet-based app for calibration and gait adjustment.
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If you've never dabbled in acids before, be forewarned — there's an adjustment period.
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Many policy experts like the idea of border adjustment for its economic effects.
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The weaker economic momentum is slowing the adjustment of inflation toward our aim.
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Factory output data tends to be volatile, even after adjustment for seasonal factors.
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Brady and Speaker Ryan's 'Better Way' agenda, which is the border tax adjustment.
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The adjustment would come in a spending bill that covers the legislative branch.
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But rather, Trump doesn't like framing his plan as a border adjustment tax.
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The border adjustment tax is part of the Republicans' overall tax reform plan.
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The most prominent discussion so far has centered around so-called border adjustment.
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The downward adjustment to resulted from a "sluggish close of 2016," SECO said.
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Yet there is little consensus among lawmakers around what should replace border adjustment.
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Chicago Bridge had sought $428 million from Westinghouse as a post-closing adjustment.
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"Adjustment through changes in the exchange rate is not necessarily required," he said.
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It is unclear whether the border adjustment proposal has President Donald Trump's support.
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Border-adjustment would change the way firms calculate their profits for tax purposes.
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Crucially, most economists do not view border-adjustment as a barrier to trade.
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However long the dollar took to appreciate, it would be no small adjustment.
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Jerry: I think the travel in the beginning was an adjustment for you.
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The seasonally adjusted reading included an adjustment for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Because Fed Chair Powell said mid-cycle adjustment and the market freaked out.
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It's an adjustment all around, and a lot of people aren't there yet.
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"This is the less positive aspect of the current account adjustment," Carney said.
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"Fiscal adjustment is a cake recipe not a silver bullet," says Mr Hartung.
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The Social Security Administration announces that adjustment for the next year every October.
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But any big adjustment is most painful for those least able to adapt.
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That said, there was a tiny adjustment period going from spring to foam.
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Xiaomi is still attending this year's event and will make necessary adjustment accordingly.
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The country … went through an adjustment process, very strong in its public finances.
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Lower interest rates have assisted with the process of household balance sheet adjustment.
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It could entitle you to an adjustment to income or a tax credit.
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That should be ample time for the stadium staff to make an adjustment.
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Even with that adjustment, however, sales would have come in 5% lower annually.
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"We're thinking of it essentially as a midcycle adjustment to policy," he said.
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"He can play second base — there's no big adjustment," Collins said of Cabrera.
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This marks the biggest price adjustment since Netflix launched streaming services in 2007.
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"A very moderate upward adjustment in prices can be expected," the summary said.
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The adjustment may also reflect some doubts about the firm's long-term prospects.
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The index adjustment takes place effective March 21, it said in a statement.
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The House Republicans' border adjustment tax (BAT) is, finally, as good as dead.
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An adjustment was made to account for the Martin Luther King Day holiday.
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So there's no mental adjustment, it's just, 'Now I've got to be Karen.
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FABER: IS THE ADMINISTRATION IN FAVOR OF OR AGAINST A BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX?
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Most importantly border adjustment removes incentives for domestic firms to relocate production offshore.
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Another is a border adjustment tax, which would reward exporters while penalizing importers.
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Inevitably, there will be a period of uncertainty and adjustment following this result.
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The House bill departs from the historic norm with the border adjustment language.
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The company confirmed the change after sources said Enbridge had made the adjustment.
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It does not mention a border adjustment tax as outlined by the House.
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We made the adjustment at halftime and came back out and stopped it.
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The administration has not taken a formal position on the border adjustment tax.
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That included a favorable $640 million adjustment, though Apple officials did not elaborate.
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What we don't know is if the adjustment is actually the correct one.
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That means they are going through an adjustment process which means slower growth.
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And it's probably going to be quite an adjustment coming back to Earth.
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So once again, the trade advantage of the border adjustment tax is gone.
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Unfortunately, these adjustment rules were only imposed on deficit countries by their creditors.
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An "insurance adjustment" knocked off $85033, insurance paid $438 and I paid $118.
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He added the border adjustment tax is also likely to make a reappearance.
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The most controversial aspect of the blueprint has been its border-adjustment provision.
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They oppose the border adjustment tax proposal in the House Republicans' tax plan.
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The border-adjustment proposal would subject imports to U.S. taxes while exempting exports.
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He's the least of my worries; he's one small adjustment from being dominant.
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The adjustment would be so minor as to be invisible on most maps.
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But the personal adjustment of life on earth was, apparently, just as fraught.
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In practice, new products enter the consumer-price index without any such adjustment.
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" On Warsh, Campbell said: "There would be a little bit of an adjustment.
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Today an eventual flight plan could mean less than 150bp of total adjustment.
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Unfortunately, the peace agreement comes when Colombia is facing a sharp economic adjustment.
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Heitkamp's bill would provided provide greater access to the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA).
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Greece is expected to emerge from its third bailout adjustment program next August.
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"It's going to need some more adjustment to get it through," he said.
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The median expected cost-of-living adjustment is 2.6 percent, according to Elsasser.
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"This is a big adjustment for Pemex," he told reporters at company headquarters.
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It's kind of an adjustment that you got to learn on the fly.
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A few weeks later, Google made a significant, if little-noted, schedule adjustment.
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Sources also the adjustment to the interest rates was effective on Feb. 3.
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Stotts said Portland made a key adjustment to Ellington in the second half.
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It was not a difficult adjustment at all, and we solved the problem.
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Perhaps realising that led to an adjustment in stock prices for financial institutions.
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This adjustment really ends the concept of Social Security entirely for higher wages.
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YOU KNOW, WE STARTED WITH A HOUSE THAT WANTED A BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX.
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Unlike an import tariff, the border adjustment tax applies only to U.S. companies.
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The weaker economic momentum is slowing the adjustment of inflation towards our aim.
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It allows for some flexibility and adjustment of the default long-term budget.
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And even the smallest staging adjustment can mean a tweak to the music.
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They give preference to the continuity of rules over the adjustment to reality.
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Will they embrace the adjustment or will there be a massive Twitter protest?
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In normal political times, this sort of social adjustment would also be normal.
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Why this matters: Trump doesn't like the sound of a border adjustment tax.
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It was an adjustment for my brain to catch up to my body.
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Risk adjustment was the only permanent health insurer payment program under the ACA.
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They would eat major losses if the 2017 risk adjustment transfers don't happen.
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That should argue for just a modest adjustment in the interest rate path.
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It's the second adjustment the retailer made to its hours within a week.
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Retailers were not happy that House Republicans were reviving the border-adjustment tax.
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At least one more algorithm adjustment will be coming, focusing on "informative" content.
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It would be a doozy of an adjustment to bring them into alignment.
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New South Wales offered a $250 million "industry adjustment package" to compensate drivers.
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"The great adjustment happening in Charleston isn't necessarily a bad thing," he said.
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What is Trump's justification for denying these workers a cost of living adjustment?
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This requires a giant adjustment in attitude, so maybe focus your energy there.
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It was a welcome change for him, but an adjustment for his fans.
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That adjustment happens on the balance-sheets of asset managers who invest worldwide.
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Take, for instance, the core calculation: the adjustment of life-years by quality.
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It is an awakening, it is an adjustment, it is a growing up.
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It is called the WARN act, the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act.
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It depreciated on average by 3.9 percent against the dollar during the adjustment.
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Participating countries fixed their currencies to the dollar (with some room for adjustment).
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Events since our review in July remain consistent with that one-notch adjustment.
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It includes no adjustment for calendar effects or selling days in the month.
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The adjustment is due to lower pace of KM7 start-up, it said.
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The state is blaming ObamaCare's risk adjustment program for the company's financial problems.
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The only other adjustment was a reduction in the characterization of consumer spending.
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The week's results include an adjustment for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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The markets are undergoing a far more important change than a technical adjustment.
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About 7% of beneficiaries will pay extra due to income-related adjustment amounts.
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That will likely require a long-term adjustment of the US industrial base.
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Even if a general adjustment is approved it may exempt crude oil imports.
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Excluding a tax and related interest adjustment, earnings were 38 cents a share.
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Many will have stories to tell about the adjustment to living with roommates.
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Following that, there will be an adjustment period which could take two weeks.
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The approach, known as border adjustment, creates the appearance of taxing trade deficits.
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The Social Security Administration generally announces its cost-of-living adjustment in October.
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The biggest adjustment is not being able to access your photo library quickly.
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In fact, it doesn't require a single adjustment to your nightly sleep routine.
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The adjustment keeps the sanctions focused on the intelligence unit of the agency.
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Democrats want the Trump administration to resume the risk adjustment program, and Sen.
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The border-adjustment proposal would subject imports to U.S. taxes and exempt exports.
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If you're used to a traditional workspace, it'll probably be a big adjustment.
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Should I try to contrive some improvement in my adjustment to "company culture"?
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Subsidy reform, spending restraint and growing non-oil revenue underpin the adjustment effort.
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They proposed something called a destination-based cash flow tax with border adjustment.
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But leading explosive NFL receivers into open grass will likely be an adjustment.
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Under junta rule, dissidents have been sent to detention camps for attitude adjustment.
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It was considered "a run-of-the-mill adjustment," according to the person.
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Thailand and China have similar cultures and customs so it's an easy adjustment.
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Trump, however, did not include a border adjustment tax in his proposed budget.
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Juli Fraga, a psychologist in San Francisco, often uses a diagnosis code that reads "adjustment disorder with anxiety" or "adjustment disorder with depression," under the theory that these diagnoses won't hurt women as much when insurance companies start nosing around later.
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If you want to see how this works, the Open Source Policy Center at AEI has a handy calculator that lets you model how border adjustment would affect a sample firm with $100 in sales, using different assumptions about currency adjustment.
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On top of that, no one knows how much of the border adjustment tax tax U.S. importers will pass along to American consumers, and how much of the border adjustment tax rebates U.S. exporters will pass along to their foreign customers.
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"Monetary policy cannot prevent either the necessary real adjustment as the United Kingdom moves towards its new international trading arrangements or the weaker real income growth that is likely to accompany that adjustment over the next few years," the statement read.
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A number of other insurers have filed lawsuits over both risk adjustment and risk corridors, and CMS has indicated that it will make up the shortfall in risk-corridor payments and reevaluate the methodology used to calculate risk-adjustment payments.
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Realizing it, I made my own optic adjustment: I stopped even trying to smile.
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When jabbing the body the purpose is almost entirely to force a defensive adjustment.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association included an adjustment for the Martin Luther King Day holiday.
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One child asked how I had been able to make such a big adjustment.
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That's because recipients will get a 2.8 percent cost-of-living adjustment in 2019.
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Is it fair to interpret Adjustment Day as a kind of inverted Fight Club?
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And zinc is further down the road of supply adjustment than any other metal.
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If there's no room for adjustment, your schedule truly isn't doing you any favors.
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The cost-of-living adjustment, also known as COLA, is tied to inflation moves.
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This may have been due to a minor adjustment because of (the lower) exports.
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IF NOT THAT SORT OF TAX, BUT SOME OTHER WAY OF MAKING THE ADJUSTMENT.
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It's a random adjustment the Wizards may need to make sooner than later. 6.
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You can't actually make the counter-adjustment until you get adjusted to, after all.
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In the first season, that adjustment was a rocky one full of everyday racism.
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It sounds small, but it was a radical adjustment in my way of thinking.
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I had to make that adjustment to just take it to the next level.
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For another, Senate aides now believe at least six Republican senators oppose border adjustment.
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As an export subsidy, a border adjustment tax could bring $165 billion in tariffs.
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You just become each other's world, and that was a huge adjustment coming home.
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" On Trump's potential border adjustment tax: "You do end up with higher gasoline prices.
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With this kind of link, even a centimeter adjustment could alter the connection quality.
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They have been dorkily nicknamed "The Three Rs": reinsurance, risk corridors, and risk adjustment.
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So, he made an adjustment and went short-sleeved ... and totally pulled it off!
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JM Adjustment also provided services to JPMorgan until its contract was terminated in 2015.
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He said that the motivation of the adjustment was to improve JGB market function.
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But some banks will face extra demands, albeit with a long period of adjustment.
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The government will make a decision about the inflation adjustment in November, Varga said.
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But the crazy thing is that they're perfectly comfortable after the initial temperature adjustment.
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In a recent column, Paul Krugman saw the pound's fall as a necessary adjustment.
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This adjustment reflects changes to Accumulated Deficit resulting from the acquisition of Danya: 23.5j.
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The plan does not include the lucrative border-adjustment provision sought by House Republicans.
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That good trade result is due to a substantial trade adjustment undertaken by China.
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As for the tournament, the schedule adjustment makes for a potentially long day Sunday.
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"One thing that will be dealt with is border adjustment taxes," Mr DiMicco said.
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There was no adjustment period for the pup once he healed from his surgery.
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But their slow and uneven adjustment means the pain of hyperinflation is shared haphazardly.
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If the proposed border adjustment tax is enacted, even love will get more expensive.
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Indeed, discretionary fiscal adjustment appears to have come to a halt in many economies.
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There was no learning curve or period of adjustment in moving to the Pro.
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Or do you have to have an offset like with the border adjustment tax?
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That could take some adjustment, but he says he's looking forward to the change.
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It will be an adjustment for everyone in the first year of the Knights.
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The pay adjustment should come out to between $8 and $10 off users' bills.
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AND I ASSUME THAT AS TIME GOES ON, WE'LL SEE THAT ADJUSTMENT GET COMPLETED.
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For Audrina Patridge, the hardest adjustment to new motherhood was getting used to nursing.
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Still, the conversations are continuing and a border adjustment tax isn't a foregone conclusion.
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The National Retail Federation has taken an official stance against a border adjustment tax.
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If the next C.E.O. plays down the pain of such an adjustment, be skeptical.
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Make the case to me that the border adjustment tax is good for me.
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It might be more of a short-term adjustment as opposed to something fundamental.
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" Mnuchin also said that the administration is studying the border-adjustment proposal "very carefully.
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The adjustment to his trade costs Gordon 12 cents, or $12 per options contract.
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A starting point is programs similar to ObamaCare's risk adjustment, reinsurance and risk corridors.
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Labour-market adjustment to Chinese trade was thus slower and less complete than expected.
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The border-adjustment tax is a key element of the House Republicans' reform blueprint.
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Yesterday's adjustment to our red multi-coat paint is the latest example of that.
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NMHC expected to collect $7 million from risk adjustment for the 2016 plan year.
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I think the adjustment can take a couple of years, 2 or 3 years.
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Being naked during the body-painting process was an adjustment for her, Rousey says.
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With the cost-of-living adjustment, that will be $353,461 per month in 2019.
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It's Day Four and I'm showing no signs of adjustment to the early mornings.
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And then there is the viability of the border adjustment in the first place.
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And while it sounds like a relief, the adjustment comes with a learning curve.
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"All of our global competitors have some form of a border adjustment," he said.
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But if you make adjustment for that – and incidentally that was around the world.
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Carney and Haldane have said the forecasts will show some adjustment to reflect this.
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I won't tell you it was easy, because his adjustment at times was not.
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Economists polled by Reuters had projected an upward adjustment to a 4.7 percent rise.
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"We are thinking of it as a mid-cycle adjustment to policy," Powell said.
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He said the adjustment period for the transportation industry could last a few years.
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Like a VAT, the border adjustment is also just a new source of revenue.
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Businesses that support the border-adjustment proposal have also been lobbying members of Congress.
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Because we know that if we don't do an adjustment, they're going to fail.
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For equities, investors might demand 100bp more yield, implying close to a -20% adjustment.
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If billionaires can get tax cuts, you should get a [cost of living adjustment].
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The first is an annual cost of living adjustment, which is at play here.
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As far as the other guys, there wasn't really a big adjustment at all.
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"It's an adjustment, we need to all start adjusting and work together," Hayek said.
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A number of the companies that support the border-adjustment tax are heavy exporters.
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For professionals like Karim, a Cairo small business owner, it was a stark adjustment.
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The last-mile delivery company filed Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notifications in both states.
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This border adjustment would entice our trading partners to enact their own carbon taxes.
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When the changing of the guard did come, a period of adjustment was required.
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Second, those countries are in violation of the long-established rules of trade adjustment.
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Slide your finger up or down on the adjustment option labeled with a sun.
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The border adjustment would hit imports with a 20 percent tax, but exempt exports.
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Finding a balance between the myriad components of our lives certainly takes some adjustment.
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I think the adjustment is worth how super-comfortable I feel in the dress.
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The last bipartisan legislative two year adjustment set 21625 military spending at $2900 billion.
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Isn't the time past due for a major adjustment, if not elimination, of boxing?
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"It was an absolutely massive adjustment," he says of joining TSO's cast of vocalists.
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Prices were last adjusted in November last year, the second such adjustment in 2015.
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So I guess there was an adjustment period for me, but everything golf-wise?
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The minimum period for seasonal adjustment was raised to five years from three years.
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Unfortunately for Republicans, adding a workable geographic adjustment provision is not a simple proposition.
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It's not the only adjustment YouTube has made for mobile users in recent months.
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The main reason for the adjustment is increased population growth in India and Africa.
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But it is possible that a tariff adjustment would be part of this deal.
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Additionally, we will also continue to seek ways to improve the risk adjustment methodology.
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Or maybe you just want to make a slight adjustment to straighten a picture.
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"You see the industry has gone through a tremendous amount of adjustment," he added.
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The adjustment to having her father in the gym was not easy, Kelsey said.
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The median expected cost-of-living adjustment over time is 2.6%, according to Elsasser.
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This marked a downward adjustment of 60,000 b/d from its previous month's assessment.
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Not even its most fervent supporters expect it to go anywhere without considerable adjustment.
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Mr. Baptie said he thought there was room for some adjustment of the rules.
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"Getting a roommate at my age certainly required some mental adjustment," Ms. Felstein said.
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The couple, both 28, rushed to make yet another adjustment to their seating chart.
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This BaByliss straightener has digital temperature adjustment to give you control over your heat.
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DAD PEP TALK The play will mean an adjustment to our normal Sunday rituals.
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Lumbar support, height adjustment, recline, and arm support all come with the gaming chair.
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For us it has felt, at times, like an annual adjustment of expectations downward.
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Top Republicans driving the GOP tax reform effort have given up on border adjustment.
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There is no final arrangement that will end conflict, just endless searching and adjustment.
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Pros: Seven-position height adjustment, foldable handles, four-year warrantyCons: Corded design limits reach
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First came a wave of the right hand, a restless jacket adjustment, another wave.
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Silence is strictly enforced, and, after a brief adjustment, significantly contributes to the experience.
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The election of President Trump brought about another adjustment to Mr. Cuomo's political compass.
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The death of every noble man makes a slight, ignoble adjustment to the world.
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The most difficult adjustment was joining the staff for a beer after dinner service.
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"Our call is for effective and sustained implementation of fiscal adjustment measures," he added.
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So, certainly, we view this as really a technical adjustment to a technical problem.
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Finally, border adjustment does more than just keep firms in line on paper transactions.
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I've just done a poor job these last two times of making the adjustment.
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One expert also noted the adjustment in the military to life under Mr. Trump.
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We don't anticipate making an adjustment to our baseline forecast for the U.S. economy.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: It was my view back in June that we needed some adjustment.
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Ryan said he wants to see if a "viable alternative" exists to border adjustment.
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For photos, you get new adjustment settings for sharpness, definition, noise reduction, and vignette.
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The spring budget is mainly an adjustment to the main budget in the autumn.
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The latest adjustment means producers can increase output by another 25,000 bpd in April.
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Harnessing the relative strengths for common good requires mutual adjustment, as all growth does.
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Bannon even favored the border adjustment tax, which would have jacked up import prices.
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That proposal, known as border adjustment, had divided the corporate world into warring camps.
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Perhaps most important, Republicans themselves are going to need something of an attitude adjustment.
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Supporters of a border adjustment tax say it levels the playing field for exporters.
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But hurricanes tend to drive up costs, and therefore the cost-of-living adjustment.
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The transition period seen as a time of adjustment for both sides post-Brexit.
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Trump has already rejected House Speaker Paul Ryan's border-adjustment tax on imported goods.
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It was an adjustment for children used to the informal ways of the West.
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In spite of all this, adjustment videos on YouTube are only becoming more popular.
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VICE called it "a 5-second adjustment to break your phone addiction" in 2018.
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Such complaints led to Cia Siderurgica do Atlantico signing an adjustment of conduct accord.
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Yet programs like the federal Trade Adjustment Assistance are woefully inadequate to the task.
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But not all hospitals or doctors could make the adjustment — particularly in rural areas.
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When I asked him to stop, he told me I needed an attitude adjustment.
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The centerpiece of Grim's case against Silver's model is something called trend line adjustment.
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To hear Lowry tell it, there wasn't much of an adjustment beyond playing better.
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"Either manage its own economic adjustment and put the commonwealth on a secure fiscal basis, or wait for out-migration and the discipline of the market to force an even more painful adjustment, particularly for those unable or unwilling to leave the Island."
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The Cuban Adjustment Act Since 213, hundreds of thousands of Cubans have benefited from a law known as the Cuban Adjustment Act, which allows them to enter the country to live and work, and puts them on a fast track for citizenship.
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Plans that are "winners" under the current system would be worse off if they receive less in risk adjustment payments, but plans that are "losers" under the current system would be better off if they have to pay less in risk adjustment assessments.
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TECHNICAL ADJUSTMENT In a related decision the Fed raised the interest it pays banks for excess reserves by five basis points to 1.60%, a technical adjustment officials say was needed to keep the federal funds rate around the middle of the target range.
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TECHNICAL ADJUSTMENT In a related decision, the Fed raised the interest it pays banks for excess reserves by five basis points to 1.60%, a technical adjustment officials say was needed to keep the federal funds rate around the middle of the target range.
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Trade-Adjustment Assistance (TAA) offers people money for retraining and income while they do so.
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But I suspect it'll be a quick adjustment once we have the phone for real.
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The Federal Open Market Committee will announce its latest adjustment to monetary policy on Thursday.
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Josz said there was no way around what he described as a difficult adjustment ahead.
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Was Adjustment Day informed by recent events, the 2016 presidential election and its ongoing aftermath?
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The Mie Prefecture Fishery Adjustment Regulations states that no abalone may be harvested from Sep.
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You can see why the border adjustment tax is so unpopular with the financial community.
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The companies could suffer should the Trump administration implement a border adjustment tax, he added.
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Having a communal bathroom isn't the worst living arrangement ever, but it's definitely an adjustment.
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Border adjustment faces opposition from parts of the American business community and some Republicans senators.
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Meantime, opinions are also mixed on how the proposed border adjustment tax might influence prices.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association's seasonally adjusted report includes an adjustment for the Presidents Day holiday.
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We can't say conclusively why such outcome differences exist and persist even after risk adjustment.
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But with each failure came an adjustment that took it closer to the desired goal.
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The adjustment could be costly and slow and, hence, not feasible in the short term.
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But then there's the border adjustment provision, or what's known as a "destination-based" tax.
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I assumed it was just a difficult adjustment to college and life on my own.
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Republicans are pushing for a border adjustment tax that would tax imports and exempt exports.
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J.C. Penney CEO Marvin Ellison doesn't think a border adjustment tax is a foregone conclusion.
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"I made the adjustment in later innings and started getting some quick outs," Montgomery said.
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Border-adjustment is a politically convenient way for Mr Trump to pay for the wall.
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She's said it's been an adjustment for the tiny tot to welcome in another baby.
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To my left was the adjustment center, where San Quentin's more violent criminals are imprisoned.
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Risk adjustment is fixable, but it needs to be refined and based on better data.
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The waltz is a much more fluid dance, and that's been an adjustment for Nick.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell has characterized the last cut as a mid-cycle adjustment.
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A lot of people don't want to make that adjustment, they just want that ease.
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It's been an adjustment to working with someone new, but I've been enjoying the challenge.
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The U.S., as the preeminent power, "has the most difficult adjustment to make," he added.
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Cyprus formally exited its economic adjustment programme on Thursday, without requiring the full bailout amount.
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However, critics are questioning if the apparently healthy adjustment is as positive as it seems.
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I think it will be an adjustment for her, but she'll also love her sibling!
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Following this period of balance-sheet adjustment, consumption growth is expected to pick up gradually.
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On Thursday, he spoke positively of a border adjustment tax in an interview with Reuters.
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Without deep integration, the burden of adjustment falls on member states that are already stricken.
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At FYE15 an adjustment of EUR28m increased LFF's FFO gross leverage by 0.4x to 5.1x.
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" It took a little adjustment before they were comfortable to press go on "New Song.
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"There's going to be an adjustment period," the This Is Us star told the outlet.
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Features include full manual adjustment over ISO, shutter speed, white balance, image format and more.
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"We really haven't had a complete psychological adjustment to a multi-racial society," he said.
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That huge dollar amount reflects the effect of the inflation adjustment by the rebate program.
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The expansion of nominal GDP, which makes no adjustment for inflation, is even more striking.
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"It's an adjustment I thought, I will get better at this I thought," Owchar wrote.
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They're both really useful and good in different ways, but it's definitely a big adjustment.
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After eight years in Boston, you're living in Southern California, what's that adjustment been like?
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A Google spokesperson said the language adjustment doesn't reflect any change in its actual policy.
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But as you said Mr President, a border-adjustment tax has some similarities to that.
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Advocates have pushed Google to make the adjustment for some time and celebrated the announcement.
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"I think the midcycle adjustment language that Chairman Powell used is important, " Brooks pointed out.
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I found myself imagining the Fold fitting into my life seamlessly with almost zero adjustment.
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When those nerves feel a direct heat adjustment, a signal is sent to your brain.
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He has fiction forthcoming in Granta Life out here was a big adjustment from Brooklyn.
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Under the Cuban Adjustment Act, Cubans are allowed to stay once they touch American soil.
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This is in line with the adjustment applied to recent Fitch-rated Achmea-originated transactions.
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The debt-relief issue will determine the fund's financial participation in the Greek adjustment program.
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Chairman Brady's proposed modifications make the possibility of a perfect currency adjustment even less likely.
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And for her, the biggest adjustment was wondering if her style would (or should) change.
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The Social Security Administration has released its cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, notices online.
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On tax reform, Republicans are already divided over Speaker Paul Ryan's border-adjustment-tax proposal.
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But border adjustment tax advocates would not dare to advocate a new national sales tax.
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Higher prices for consumers in the first year if the border-adjustment tax becomes law?
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That bill faces challenges of its own, including Senate opposition to the border adjustment tax.
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Asked Wednesday if he thinks the border-adjustment tax is completely dead, Freedom Caucus Rep.
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The border adjustment tax, for example, is forecast to raise slightly more than $1 trillion.
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Monetary and exchange rate policy adjustment continues, but the framework remains weak relative to peers.
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And of course there's always a Scotch Tape dispenser costume with a slight "pee" adjustment.
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I ALSO SAY THAT A FAST ADJUSTMENT MIGHT BE BETTER THAN A PAINFUL, SLOW DEATH.
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Can true tax reform happen without the destination-based cash flow tax's (DBCFT's) border adjustment?
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"I've discussed that there's some concerns we have on the border adjustment tax," Mnuchin said.
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My PowerBeats 2 Wireless earbuds require constant adjustment while at the gym and it's maddening.
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Even with the UNHCR's extra cash the new arrivals will not find the adjustment easy.
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Unlike some of its peers, NG's SII ratio does not benefit from a volatility adjustment.
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Brady remained confident that the border-adjustment tax would be included in a tax overhaul.
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That includes the risk corridors program, which is temporary, and risk adjustment, which is permanent.
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That's probably my biggest complaint with the Galaxy Buds — the slightest adjustment triggers the touch.
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In photography, the adjustment refers to changing the depth of field or focus length/depth.
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America's "trade adjustment assistance" programme funds training and support for workers displaced by foreign competition.
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The Trump administration recently announced a pause in the Affordable Care Act "risk adjustment" program.
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Later, he demonstrated an unusual adjustment to a student while in the final resting pose.
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I should also add though that FX adjustment is a big impact on our businesses.
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This adjustment was made in response to increasing smartphone life and decreased demand in China.
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The company says the upward adjustment is due to a lower-than-expected tax rate.
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But supporters say the adjustment would allow delegates to be more representative of their constituents.
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"There has to be some adjustment made for seniors living in rural areas," he said.
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One tough adjustment from college to adult life is transitioning to a regular sleep schedule.
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On the anti-border adjustment side of the witness list is Target CEO Brian Cornell.
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Cornyn said "there's a number of different ideas" about alternatives to the border-adjustment tax.
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So already there had to be an adjustment just to get back to the-- neutral.
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The CMS on June 30 revealed what health insurers owed in 2015 risk-adjustment payments.
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The change may be hard for them, but parents struggle with the adjustment as well.
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Sports seats with 18-way electric adjustment and memory package are standard in the front.
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For vertical gaps, which vary between lighter and heavier trains, we can install auto-adjustment.
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GLASS LEWIS, TO THEIR CREDIT, UNDERSTOOD THE ISSUE, DID THE PROPER ADJUSTMENT AND WEREN'T MISLED.
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"This vindicates the Fed's stance of this current easing as a mid-cycle rate adjustment."
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There is no compelling evidence that the current cost-of-living adjustment is too high.
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The border-adjustment tax has been the subject of intense lobbying efforts in recent months.
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Always something to look at, always a new adjustment needed to stay in the shade.
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They can be a very powerful tool, but every adjustment should be handled with respect.
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It was his second straight game with a goal after he made an equipment adjustment.
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A border adjustment tax would be similarly problematic as a violation of our WTO commitments.
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However, neither an import tariff nor a border adjustment tax will have the effect intended.
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Insurers are pushing for the administration to quickly restart the payments, known as risk adjustment.
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That recipe, he said, would not demand any hard trade-offs between growth and adjustment.
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Steve Kerr's Christmas Day Adjustment Was Masterful This rivalry will never get old to me.
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A natural reaction would be for them to change their bill to add geographic adjustment.
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The improved economy and exit from the adjustment programme could reduce the urgency for reform.
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Most likely, he was distracted by his extremely meticulous pants-adjustment procedure, which is respectable.
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Even if you hadn't been planning on restructuring your days, a great adjustment may come.
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Potentially vote on a tax reform package under normal procedure, without the border adjustment tax.
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The other, more subtle adjustment: using a touchscreen to move my racer left or right.
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"We have no plans to change the Cuban Adjustment Act at this time," Palmieri said.
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The Cuban Adjustment Act provides Cubans with benefits granted to migrants from no other country.
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But the administration's geographic adjustment seeks to address only one of the tax's several flaws.
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Tebow said he understood that this will be a long process of adjustment and improvement.
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Ablin said the Fed could reverse its actions if the balance sheet adjustment causes problems.
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It includes a 16.4 percent hike to the minimum wage, the biggest adjustment since 2001.
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Brill is a keen observer of well-intentioned ideas, like trade adjustment assistance, executed badly.
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But Lyric's life on TV was a tricky adjustment for their relationship, Mr. Mwalimu said.
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It also said all applications for permanent residency and adjustment of status can move forward.
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For example, you can't use our current trade adjustment assistance program unless you're in school.
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It filed a motion in parliament in June claiming a TUIK methodology adjustment damaged credibility.
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An adjustment curtails building heights on Third Avenue from East 21101th to East 21102nd Streets.
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"I didn't have my changeup, but I made the adjustment and finished strong," Strahm said.
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Baseball is often cyclical: An adjustment by pitchers is reversed by batters, and so on.
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She is a team leader for the adjustment process of automatic movements for women's watches.
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For that matter, I'd like a half-inch adjustment on the waist of my dress.
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One study found that focusing on restoration instead of loss was associated with better adjustment.
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For Ms. Gibson, a natural introvert with a beatific smile, notoriety has been an adjustment.
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The central bank did not respond to a request for comment on the currency adjustment.
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The adjustment process for the boys can be difficult, with food a major hang-up.
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As with any major new technology, there's an adjustment period for all the bureaucracies involved.
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But nowhere else in the Balkans is a consensual adjustment of borders on the table.
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DENVER — Ryan McMahon turned a small adjustment into a big return for the Colorado Rockies.
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Of course it takes adjustment — it's a generally new experience and environment for office warriors.
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The most notable development was the jettisoning of the proposed border adjustment tax on imports.
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I don't seem to be able to achieve the necessary adjustment, the solace of acceptance.
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Several officials said the primary adjustment to the new role had been recalibrating their mentality.
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While the apartment quickly felt like home, Coney Island has been more of an adjustment.
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The border-adjustment tax would subject imports to a 85033 percent tax and exempt exports.
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Leaders of the House Republicans' tax-reform effort are committed to the border-adjustment tax.
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But, I suspect they'll probably have to be some adjustment of taxes down the road.
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McConnell made the adjustment after encountering resistance from Republicans during a closed-door lunch meeting.
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The border adjustment tax may end up being the glue that keeps the plan together.
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We won training and education benefits from the Department of Labor's Trade Adjustment Assistance program.
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But the extension is so the CMS can make changes to the risk-adjustment formula.
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Still, an uncomfortable and irreversible adjustment is coming — and its impact is already visible today.
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That would make the adjustment to being a single-parent household much easier for everyone.
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They abandoned a plan to levy a so-called border adjustment tax (BAT) on imports.
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Plugging into the existing home Wi-Fi network without asking for any adjustment was brilliant.
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A good start was Congress recently putting to rest the misguided border adjustment tax (BAT).
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Seasonally adjusted, the index was flat in July, while it grew 0.1% without the adjustment.
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Fannie Mae will waive the loan-level price adjustment that normally applies to these transactions.
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Proposals for a border adjustment, or a destination-based cash flow tax, also make sense.
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A year of change, training and adjustment awaits many Canadian compliance professionals and investment advisors.
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WE AGREED IN THE HOUSE, THAT THE BORDER ADJUSTMENT JUST WASN'T READY FOR PRIME TIME.
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Republicans in Congress are considering a "border adjustment tax" that would make imports more expensive.
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There was also an adjustment to the balk rule and where base coaches may stand.
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Expect an adjustment period as the Fed changes hands, says Sven Henrich, founder of NorthmanTrader.
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My family is struggling to deal with my massive ego so it's been an adjustment.
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That's been a big adjustment from the company's former suburban office campus in Canton, Mass.
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For an online purchase, call them at 214-21-BESTBUY to request your price adjustment.
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For online purchases, call them at 27-27-846-9997 to request a price adjustment.
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The rest gets stored in stockpiles (blue): Normally when this happens, you'd expect an adjustment.
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I imagine having a spotlight shone on you following Nat Love has been an adjustment?
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A longer clock means the suprachismatic nucleus has to work harder to make an adjustment.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is suggesting that the border adjustment might not be dead yet.
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A longer clock means the suprachiasmatic nucleus has to work harder to make an adjustment.
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The border adjustment that House Republicans have proposed is intended to do none of that.
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"Jet will go through adjustment, but it will grow again," Mr. McMillon said on Tuesday.
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CARNEY: WELL, ITS A QUESTION OF YOUR TIME HORIZON ITS GOING TO BE A BIG ADJUSTMENT THE SCALE OF THE ADJUSTMENT WILL DEPEND ON WHAT THE FINAL ARRANGEMENT IS BETWEEN THE U.K. AND THE EUROPEAN UNION IF IT IS A DEEP COMPREHENSIVE BROAD TRADE AGREEMENT, THE ADJUSTMENT WILL BE MUCH LESS BUT IN ANY WAY, SHAPE OR FORM, WHAT IT IS GOING TO LEAVE IS THE INTENTION OF A MORE GLOBAL BRITAIN.
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"The IMF has learned that if you do adjustment and you don't pay attention to the social costs of adjustment — if you don't have measures in place to make it easier for the most vulnerable people — then there could be a backlash," she says.
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In theory, the currency movements triggered by the changes in prices brought about by the border adjustment tax should restore pre-border adjustment tax prices for both imports and exports, so the only change would be a lot of new revenues from taxing net imports.
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One insurer, Maryland CO-OP Evergreen Health, is suing over risk-adjustment payments, and one state, Illinois, recently ordered its CO-OP, Land of Lincoln Health, to hold off on paying its risk-adjustment bill until it received the risk-corridor funding from the CMS.
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The change reduced the unrealised interest recorded on Dana's books, causing a one-time adjustment of $121 million, although the adjustment is a book entry which does not have any impact on the company's actual cash flow for 2016 or cash balance, the company said.
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But I didn't realize how many people now seem to believe that real exchange rates don't matter for adjustment — that is, that even internal devaluation (downward adjustment of prices and wages relative to trading partners) isn't necessary in the aftermath of unsustainable capital inflows.
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No doubt it'll be an adjustment for Wentz when he's facing safeties that can cover ground like they do in the NFL, but it will be a bigger adjustment for quarterbacks that haven't seen the sort combination coverages that Wentz has already picked apart.
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Border-adjustment would greatly reduce the incentive for firms to shift profits around for tax reasons.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association survey included an adjustment the previous week for the July Fourth holiday.
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"There is an adjustment in the Qatar Riyal after some banks have stopped buying," he said.
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This adjustment is related to variable leases (by deducting 25% from the total annual lease commitments).
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That's especially true because House Speaker Paul Ryan's border adjustment tax (BAT) plan faces gigantic hurdles.
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At least that's according to Chuck Palahniuk, in his first novel in four years, Adjustment Day.
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Despite the border adjustment, ImpCo is slightly better off than it was before the tax change.
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Between the lines: It's all but official that the so-called "border adjustment tax" is dead.
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There will be no tax reform package if a border adjustment tax is not included, Rep.
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David Perdue of Georgia, a former retail executive, has pronounced border adjustment an economic threat. Sen.
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"Australia's adjustment to the end of the commodity boom has not been painless," the report continues.
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This short-term adjustment presents a great opportunity for those who see the long-term picture.
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But every other industrialized country already has the border adjustment, and it hasn't diminished global trade.
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You can deduct 100 percent of health premiums as an adjustment to income on your 1040.
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It's still not clear whether the president-elect and his team support a border adjustment tax.
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Revisit your retirement contributions a few times a year and consider making a small adjustment upwards.
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"China's adjustment on additional tariffs is a response to U.S. unilateralism and protectionism," the ministry said.
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Our attention shifts from time past to time left, and that requires a process of adjustment.
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Towns is the adjustment to end all adjustments, and he's also a 20-year-old rookie.
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There will be a more generous Medicaid inflation adjustment for the costs of elderly and disabled.
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This adjustment reflects changes to common stock recorded at par value on our balance sheet: 231h.
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This adjustment reflects changes to additional paid in capital resulting from the acquisition of Danya: 3.53i.
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STEVE LIESMAN: But a mid-cycle adjustment as opposed to a -- what was the other alternative?
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Border adjustment has attracted opposition not only from retailers, but also from oil refiners and automakers.
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Since Trump's Reuters interview last week, the White House has sent mixed signals on border adjustment.
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There probably would be an adjustment domestically as well of consumer spending, so demand goes down.
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There is wisdom in the adjustment from hero-worship to realism, but there is also sadness.
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Another possible change is changing the way the cost-of-living adjustment is calculated, he said.
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For the record: This adjustment was not as rocky for me as it could have been.
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Venezuela would gain external credibility and financial support by negotiating an adjustment agreement with the IMF.
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"This will force the Fed to ease beyond a 'mid-cycle adjustment to policy'," he added.
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In a note Tuesday, ANZ said it doesn't expect much adjustment in the country's fiscal profile.
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But clearly, any strategy for fiscal adjustment needs to feature an increase in the consumption tax.
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Third, that means that trade consultations must insist on an orderly and symmetric international trade adjustment.
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So if this adjustment had been done last year, the numbers would have been significantly higher.
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The European minimum wage is to be "appropriate to each country", leaving broad room for adjustment.
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Just remember that dictating your emails and term papers can require a lot of mental adjustment.
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A year in, thanks to a combination of excessive bureaucracy and slow adjustment, 92% remains unspent.
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Grace easily fits all of these tropes with just a small adjustment of her facial muscles.
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Legend previously explained how caring for a newborn was a major parenthood adjustment for the couple.
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And so, just like she did with Teddy (James Marsden), he's decided to make an adjustment.
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The researchers also allowed a re-adjustment, or resynchronizing, rate of one time zone per day.
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The downward adjustment to the spot currency was to make the rupee more competitive, he added.
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It involves an ambitious fiscal adjustment, of five points of GDP over the next three years.
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Go to Settings - Privacy - Location Services and from there select Google Maps to make the adjustment.
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That's sure to make Senate Republicans happy; most oppose the idea of a "border adjustment" tax.
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The point of risk adjustment is to prevent insurance companies from cherry-picking the healthiest people.
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Molina Healthcare, which ousted its CEO earlier, has been a critic of the risk adjustment program.
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Crew chief Eddie Troconis elected to have Rhodes pit for fuel only and a chassis adjustment.
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He also attacked the border adjustment tax: Trudeau offered a warning about imposing new trade restrictions.
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All of that was an adjustment, and I was simply keeping a journal of it all.
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Many emerging markets, such as China, don't make any adjustment at all to their GDP numbers.
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That marks the biggest hike since 2012, when the cost-of-living adjustment was 3.6 percent.
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"I think it's going to be hard to get [the border-adjustment tax] through," added Rep.
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Researchers uncovered this angle adjustment by studying the position of water-ice at the Moon's poles.
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Another big issue is how the Trump administration will approach the issue of "border-adjustment taxes".
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" Hatch called the border-adjustment proposal "a unique idea that has a long way to go.
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However, there already appear to be differences within the party, including the controversial border adjustment tax.
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Cavuto said his understanding is that the White House isn't keen on the border-adjustment tax.
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Gateway will have to conduct regular adjustment maneuvers to prevent this from happening, according to ESA.
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It was nice to make somewhat of an adjustment and get the barrel on the ball.
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There is a growing concern in South Florida that the Cuban Adjustment Act is being abused.
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Spain's Banco Popular said that internal audits showed the need for some adjustment in previous accounts.
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Border adjustment would tax imports but exempt exports, a proposal opposed by retailers and many conservatives.
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The border-adjustment proposal would exempt exports from the corporate tax in addition to taxing imports.
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Once this is done, they will present a Debt Adjustment Plan to the court for approval.
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In 2900, he attempted a violent takeover of the Super Max Adjustment Center at San Quentin.
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The Republican divide over the so-called border adjustment tax is more than a minor wrinkle.
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The downward adjustment on the spot currency was to make the rupee more competitive, he added.
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Plus, when it comes time to learn to read, it's not as much of an adjustment.
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The White House has given mixed signals on whether the president supports the border adjustment tax.
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"Sudden adjustment could disrupt the provision of market liquidity and investment banking services," the BoE said.
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Economists also said the survey pointed to a downward adjustment of the central bank's rate path.
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"Granted, there was a lot of adjustment and culture shock in the biggest way," he says.
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Officials will need to monitor the impact so the adjustment doesn't become generalized inflation, he said.
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After 1 year preparation and adjustment, A-shares were formally included in 13003% A-share today.
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The power of "bitch" to shame is, with a perspective adjustment, also its power to shine.
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The older kids have made the adjustment more quickly, and they ask for extras less often.
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The Senate paved the way for the filibuster through a possibly inadvertent rule adjustment in 1806.
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They talked about the adjustment to life in South Korea and how normal it has become.
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Even so, the alliance will remain under strain and in need of regular tending and adjustment.
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Tonight's highlights include a federal raid, border adjustment replacements, and news on the defense appropriations bill.
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The so-called "border adjustment" tax is an important part of the House tax reform plan.
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And there's an adjustment period that we're going to have to watch him stumble through, messily.
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Many have adopted more flexible exchange rates, providing a cushion and promoting adjustment in trade accounts.
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Turkey's resistance to needed economic adjustment is prompting investors to reassess emerging market investment more broadly.
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He didn't offer any specific adjustment to the legal system that would allow that to happen.
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It's the adjustment of the weather at a time when we're always pushing to the limits.
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The previous fee schedule adjustment in 2016 also made a weighted average increase of 21 percent.
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Can he prevail against the usual forces that are now moving toward the border adjustment tax?
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House Republicans included the border-adjustment proposal in a tax-reform blueprint they released in June.
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He argued that it seems more like "an adjustment" to shifts in both volatility and liquidity.
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After maybe ten minutes of snap-adjustment-snap, I was already tired and feeling incurably awkward.
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The federal Trade Adjustment Assistance Program, though underfinanced, has helped over two million workers since 1974.
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He did, however, acknowledge an "adjustment ... greater focus on underwriting" in the market in recent months.
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No insurer had a larger ACA risk adjustment receivable for 2017 than Blue Shield of California.
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" Jada Rogers"I just moved to Miami, so it's definitely been a cultural adjustment for me.
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A source familiar says Ryan was helping Trump to "better explain" the border adjustment tax plan.
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Fighting for border adjustment: The "American Made Coalition," a coalition of more than 25 American businesses.
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It has been unclear in the past if those references referred to the border adjustment proposal.
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