"This had to happen," said analyst Ronil Dalal of Ambit Capital.
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Hotels and hospitals have also been included under the ambit of these trusts.
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Its ambit now extends beyond oil assets to infrastructure and even financial services.
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These powers — nonwhite, non-Christian — are susceptible to being expelled from its ambit.
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The report said a notice had also been issued to research firm Ambit Capital.
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Let's get more into your ambit at the central bank as central bank governor.
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These do not fall under the ambit of the law but remain our concern. 4.
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The answer, at least within the cultural ambit of the New Museum, may be: both.
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Serious consideration needs to be had about bringing professionals within the ambit of the BSA.
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His employer was Ebony , and his ambit was broad: race relations, marital problems, professional concerns.
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The Trump administration has already taken several steps to limits the FSOC's authority and ambit.
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A pilot "universal basic income" could be unveiled in February's budget, local brokerage Ambit reckons.
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There is no one in our ambit who can trim citrus better than David Tanis.
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Brokerage Ambit Capital says it does not rule out a contraction in the October-December quarter.
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That puts DOT in the position of regulating a strange new world, outside its usual ambit.
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"There were no major incremental negative surprises," said Basudeb Banerjee, an analyst at Mumbai-based Ambit Capital.
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To pay the bills, the two have redefined for themselves the ambit of a small architectural practice.
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That is a more ticklish argument: the obstruction laws are complicated and the ambit of presidential power vast.
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That means EPA (also created under Nixon) has a much broader ambit than its founders could have anticipated.
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Don't even get me started on how long I was stuck at the crossing of NEMEAN and AMBIT.
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That gives Amazon a reason to smile and an opportunity to add more zip codes in its delivery ambit.
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"India is not the fastest growing economy in the world," said Ritika Mankar Mukherjee, an Ambit economist in Mumbai.
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Brokerage firm Ambit said lower revenue growth and adverse exchange rate movements would likely hurt the profitability of TCS.
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The increase in threshold would bring in many more small businesses within its ambit and decrease the compliance burden.
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A similar crackdown for the legal profession is warranted, perhaps finally bringing attorneys within the ambit of the BSA.
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For comparison, I brought my Suunto Ambit 3 Sport along, a sports watch known for pretty good GPS accuracy.
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She became the de facto economic development officer for the area of New York outside the ambit of New York City.
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Meanwhile, the Huawei arrest is an exceedingly rare example of a big Chinese company coming within the ambit of American authorities.
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During oral arguments in October, Chief Justice John Roberts described the methodology as "sociological gobbledygook" that went beyond the court's ambit.
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They "advised all would-be protesters to ensure they express their grievances within the ambit of the law," according to the statement.
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Ambit Capital, a Mumbai brokerage, forecasts growth this fiscal year will be only half of the roughly 7 percent level many expect.
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The bill improperly defines SLAPP suits so broadly that it would sweep within its ambit important civil rights and public interest litigation.
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A federal judge concluded that only a tiny fraction of the material seized fell within the ambit of the attorney-client privilege.
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Schiff told me that he recognized that the subject of Cohen's unlawful campaign contributions might fall under the ambit of another committee.
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Ambit looks at criteria such as motor vehicle sales, power demand, and imports of capital goods to determine the real rate of expansion.
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SEBI, SBI Fund Management and BNP Paribas did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment, while Ambit Capital was not immediately reachable.
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Ambit Capital, a broker based in Mumbai, now computes its own "Keqiang Index" for India, which implies a real growth rate of 5.4%.
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After all, it mostly just concerns romantic partnerships, and doesn't account for many of the feelings that fall within the ambit of love.
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The Education Department under President George W. Bush recognized that anti-Semitism could constitute racial or national-origin discrimination within Title VI's ambit.
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By its own proprietary measure, Ambit Capital estimates the economy may have grown an annualised 5 to 6 percent in the October-December quarter.
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Yet, the definition of what constitutes material support is extraordinarily broad, raising the risk that even relatively benign conduct will fall within its ambit.
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Instead the majority of debt issuance in the full year ended March came from financial companies with deteriorating health, according to brokerage Ambit Capital.
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There are dozens of disciplines and subdisciplines within the broad ambit of climate science, studying everything from ancient geology to the spread of disease.
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TripAdvisor has a slightly different problem: Its ambit is so broad that its recommendations have come to represent a safe median, a poll of polls.
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Transactions that take place outside formal channels amounts to around 13 percent of India's annual $2 trillion gross domestic product, according to investment firm Ambit.
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That case resembles New York's case in some aspects, but relies on that state's laws, and a broader ambit of accusations concerning fraud and advertising.
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While this ruling may provide clarity with regard to one small part of the CFPB's potential ambit, the court can only address the facts presented.
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It's not like there aren't a lot of things that people like me found, not just distasteful, but really important to defeat within the conservative ambit.
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Commuter-rail projects are outside Byford's ambit, but the M.T.A.'s ineptitude, or worse, on large projects saps the credibility of everyone working under its aegis.
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In fact, it explicitly excludes ideas and other functional elements from the ambit of its protection, regardless of whether their author could have expressed them differently.
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Or, if the bugs have run riot and people in your ambit have arrived home flu-ish, make one or more of these sick-day soups.
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Problems related to land acquisition accounted for at least 15 percent of stalled projects in India, according to a report by investment firm Ambit Capital last year.
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"Just as the telecom industry is consolidating due to unviable spectrum pricing and competitive pressures, tower companies will follow," Ambit Capital said this month in a research note.
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"The underlying macro continues to remain bad, and we are seeing very strong signs that the economy is under pressure," said Aishvarya Dadheech, fund manager Ambit Asset Management.
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"We fear, in particular, that the careful exclusion of Muslims from the ambit of the bill will greatly strain the pluralistic fabric of the country," the statement said.
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" AISHVARYA DADHEECH, FUND MANAGER, AMBIT ASSET MANAGEMENT, MUMBAI "(In the) last one-and-a-half months, it was adverse sentiment that led to intense drawdown in the broader market.
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A golf club owner and former owner of the short-lived USFL New Jersey Generals in the 1980's, Trump has expanded the ambit of the council to sports.
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In this latest tussle between campus advocates of free expression and those seeking to banish views they think lie beyond that concept's ambit, there is some cause for optimism.
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The creation of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and the Millennium Challenge Corporation, both outside USAID's ambit and control, represented a vote of no confidence in USAID.
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In that line of thinking, although the Iranians have reached out, the effort seems intended more to ensure that Sunnis are also in Iran's ambit than to be inclusive.
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Sadly, the wreckage of which President Trump is capable has far greater geographic reach and long-lasting effects than anything within the ambit of the most pernicious Roman despot.
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India's "black economy," a term widely used to describe transactions that take place outside formal channels, amounted to around 20 percent of gross domestic product, according to investment firm Ambit.
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When they relocated Lady Justice, the Bangladeshi authorities — the judiciary, the administration or both — found a reasonable way to address Muslims' sensibility within the ambit of the country's secular Constitution.
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"High Maintenance" has a wide ambit, and its vignette-based structure provides it the freedom to depict New York more accurately and fully than anything that has come before it.
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Compass-maker Suunto also offers a few well-liked watches in the space, including the Suunto Ambit 3 Peak, which boasts "route altitude profile navigation and extremely long battery life," i.e.
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But brokerage Ambit Capital says the decision could pull down economic growth, which was 7.6 percent last year, by as much as 4.1 percentage points in the year to March 2017.
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In response to these findings, Barack Obama's Education and Justice departments "determined that discrimination on the basis of gender identity was included within the ambit of these laws forbidding sex discrimination".
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In the year to March 2017, the cash crunch is expected to pull down economic growth from last year's 7.6 percent by as much as 4.1 percentage points, brokerage Ambit Capital reckons.
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The summit was outside the ambit of the Saudi-based Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, and Saudi Arabia - a close ally of Pakistan - had said the gathering was "dividing" to the Islamic world.
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The war in Iraq divided the allies, especially in Europe, but the demons it unloosed, though bitterly controversial, remained containable within the ambit of Western alliances and produced little lasting diplomatic damage.
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Advocates for strong privacy laws have said the FTC should be able to pursue more significant penalties against companies on a first offense, for example, or have a broader ambit to write regulations.
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Even in the familiar relationship of an old woman and her cat, Le Guin finds an ambit for challenging moral insight and matter for an inquisitiveness that probes the deep time of evolution.
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This broader ambit for economic reasoning provides an opportunity to make introductory economic courses more useful to more students, exploring how these ideas can inform the thousands of decisions they confront each day.
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"It would be tough for JLR to come out of the negative free cash flow trajectory so easily in the near term, despite cutting planned capex," analysts at Ambit Insights said in a report.
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The ability to remove species by fiat—in effect, to get them to remove themselves—is, like the prospect of making new species from scratch, a power that goes beyond the past ambit of humankind.
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"This deal is a negative from HCL's standpoint," said Sudheer Guntupalli, an analyst with Ambit Capital in Mumbai, adding that HCL would have to keep investing in these products to ensure they don't become obsolete.
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For all the official hoopla surrounding the level of care supposedly available to suffering detainees in its ambit, Krome, like most other detainee facilities, operates far out of range of sustained public and media scrutiny.
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The documents shed light on one key objective in Philip Morris' FCTC campaign: Keep tobacco within the ambit of international trade deals, so that the company has a way to mount legal campaigns against tobacco regulations.
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The NRA was particularly piqued in November 2017 when the justices declined to entertain a challenge to Maryland's ban on large-capacity magazines and semi-automatic weapons, placing AR-15s outside the ambit of constitutional protection.
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However, the BCCI is finally set to come under the ambit of the National Anti-Doping Agency, with its compliance paving the way for their cricket teams to take part in the Olympics and Commonwealth Games.
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The Epic Systems case will likely be lengthy and, irrespective of the final decision, could lead to "management distraction and hit to reputation" for TCS, Ambit Capital analyst Sagar Rastogi wrote in a note to clients.
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Ambit analysts said in a note to clients that Indian carriers considering low-cost long-haul operations needed to understand the financial strain involved with longer break-even periods, higher marketing costs and complex operating economics.
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On the GST front, the finance minister said that there was a strong case to bring the real estate sector under the ambit of GST as the maximum amount of tax evasion takes place in this sector.
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SWEATSHOPS in the back rooms of Indian family houses; Mexican families paying their servants cash; Nigerian teenagers hawking DVDs in the street: all are in the "informal economy", buying and selling beyond the ambit of the state.
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"The American companies themselves need Indian talent, so if there is a cap on these visas, this will impact U.S. companies also and hurt their business interests," said Sudheer Guntupalli, an analyst with Ambit Capital in Mumbai.
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The existence of this potential deal could bring the contents of the safe into the ambit of federal prosecutors, who have already gotten Cohen to plead guilty to campaign finance violations in relation to hush money payments.
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" He readily acknowledges that empathy can inspire altruism — that once you "broaden your ambit of concern and empathize with the plight of others," in Mr. Obama's words, "it becomes harder not to act, harder not to help.
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"We are seeing very strong signs that the economy is under pressure, with household income on the decline, and consumer staples, auto and discretionary space under pressure," said Aishvarya Dadheech, fund manager at Ambit Asset Management in Mumbai.
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On Monday, Stephanie Pierson, the mother of a former chorister, recalled warmly of Ms. Doria, "She did a great job, and she made children cry" — two states of affairs that in Ms. Doria's energetic ambit were entirely compatible.
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Over the past decade and a half, the B.J.P. developed a new strategy of playing on their internal differences and fragmenting Dalits and other lower castes into smaller, political groups and enlisting the breakaway units into their ambit.
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His firm, in partnership with an Indian investment bank, Ambit, received approval from the Reserve Bank late last year for a required license to set up an asset reconstruction company as a way to work out problem loans.
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But analysts like Ambit Capital, a Mumbai-based equity research firm, say the cash crunch could result in GDP growth crashing to 3.5 percent in the current fiscal year ending March 2017, from 7.6 percent in the previous year.
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"All the clerks and former clerks in Kozinski's ambit knew and understood that you assumed the risk and accepted the responsibilities of secrecy," wrote Slate legal correspondent Dahlia Lithwick, who had clerked for another judge on the same court.
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The restructuring will see its stock broking, wealth management, commodities trading and investment banking businesses come under the ambit of financial services, while non-financial services will comprise of data management services, data analytics, market research and allied businesses.
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Modi's move was aimed at shrinking the "black economy", the term widely used to describe transactions that take place outside formal channels and which could be as high as 20 percent of gross domestic product, according to investment firm Ambit.
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All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC), a leading truckers' body, began an indefinite strike from July 20 demanding reduction in central and state taxes on diesel by bringing the fuel under the ambit of the nationwide Goods and Service Tax.
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The governor, who is also chairman of the country's Anti-Money Laundering Council, said the agency has been working with legislators to extend the ambit of the anti-money laundering law to more entities, including casinos and real estate dealers.
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"My sense is that there is a 20-30 basis points slippage coming in the fiscal deficit number, so basically I'm expecting a 3.7 or 3.8 percent fiscal deficit number for 5.53," said Ritika Mankar Mukherjee, senior economist at Ambit Capital.
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One area of central importance to driving economic growth and job creation in the United States — the protection and enforcement of intellectual property (IP) rights — has not yet been addressed, but fits well within the ambit of the new administration's plans.
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If the independent body cannot review these decisions as well, Facebook will be left with a large degree of control over what claims get ventilated and reviewed, and will be able to determine the ambit of the body's promise of due process.
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They think the status quo is defective, that constitutional fixes need to be applied and that a convention ostensibly called for the purposes of a balanced-budget amendment might, once in session, be convinced to widen its ambit and consider other amendments too.
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He had come to the University of Illinois planning to do pre-med, shifted his focus, stayed for a master's degree in "industrial microbiology" (essentially food-preservation and fermentation technology), and then drifted into Woese's ambit because of shared interests in deeper questions.
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Indeed, on a press call, Facebook made this bias toward leaving things up explicit: The limited ambit of operations to start is "due to the way our existing content moderation system works, and in line with Facebook's commitment to free expression" (emphasis added).
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Senators wrapped up their investigation on Thursday but they were nowhere near finding the truth of what happened as they were hamstrung by the country's strict bank secrecy laws and as casinos fall outside the ambit of the anti-money laundering law.
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Research firm Ambit Capital and five asset management companies, including SBI Fund Management and BNP Paribas, were issued show-cause notices for allegedly using price-sensitive information to trade in Manappuram Finance's shares, the Business Standard newspaper reported here earlier in the day.
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After eight months of investigation, Ontario's Special Investigations Unit quietly announced on Friday evening that the cop who shot and killed 45-year-old Andrew Loku in July did not exceed "the ambit of justifiable force in the circumstances" and wouldn't face criminal charges.
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The decision by these fund houses to exit Manappuram Finance's stock during the period appeared to be based on an Ambit research report that was "leaked" to them before the earnings announcement for the fourth quarter of 2012-13, the report said, citing the notice.
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Often, they must obtain as many as 2200 permissions and building permits from government officials, including bureaucrats "whose main goal in life is to attract rent," said Saurabh Mukherjea, the chief executive of institutional equities at Ambit Capital, a leading investment bank in India.
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" Anthony Shorris, NYC's former first deputy mayor and one of the driving forces behind founding NYC3, had equally complimentary things to say about Brown: "He is comfortable in kind of a theoretical ambit, but also very ready to deal with the midnight phone call.
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The decision by these fund houses to exit Manappuram Finance's stock during the period appeared to be based on an Ambit research report that was "leaked" to them before the earnings announcement for the fourth quarter of 2012-13, the newspaper reported citing the notice.
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Nearly nine months later, we are no closer to having official guidelines on net neutrality, and in a surprising move, the regulator last month released another paper seeking people's view on "differential pricing," though TRAI insisted the topic didn't fall under the ambit of net neutrality.
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It would be preferable if he had a more systematic agenda, but he should be encouraged to exercise the presidential pardoning power for cases that go outside his preferred ambit of partisanship (as with his with pardons of Sheriff Joe Arpaio and former Dick Cheney adviser Scooter Libby).
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Vietnam, as can be gleaned by the ambit of the exhibition, provided a unifying point of origin, but as the underground press in the early 1970s lost some of its freedoms — re-regulated by federal government — and US forces backed out of Vietnam, the mission of the underground evolved.
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"Today's Supreme Court decision has given the nation the message that even the most difficult of all problems falls within the ambit of the constitution and within the boundaries of the judicial system," Modi said in a televised address on Saturday evening, calling for "a new India" free of hatred.
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"The Court can appropriately include government supervisors up to and including the President within the ambit of such an order, especially where the President has already chosen to weigh in publicly on this particular criminal prosecution conducted by his Administration and declare Mr. Wolfe's guilt (of something he is not charged with)," Wolfe's lawyers wrote.
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The Huawei Watch 2 wasn't bad at tracking my short run, followed by a bodyweight training routine – in fact, revisiting my results on the watch itself was much nicer than I get on my Suunto Ambit 3, with a map of my movements, heart rate changes and even a breakdown of my activity's intensity.
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"If existing contracts are drafted in a way that presumes the existence of an EU containing the UK, or makes a reference to the EU without specifically defining what that is, such contracts may give rise to disputes as to the meaning or ambit of the contract," law firm Ince & Co said in a note.
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And at the heart of the promise is a pledge that what happened in Casey, when three Republican-appointed jurists limited Roe's ambit but basically upheld its vision, will never happen again — so long as pro-lifers trust the process, trust originalist and textualist theory, trust the hyper-qualified candidates the conservative legal movement puts forward.
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Although they haven't released an LP as a band since 2005's Nite Versions, rumors have recently begun to swirl about their reemergence, a notion that is supported by the announcement of their current project, a sprawling, ambit ious endeavor that will see Soulwax score and soundtrack the upcoming film Belgica, made by Oscar-nominated director Felix Van Groeningen.
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Relying on the Johnson case, in Dimaya's case the court explained that in order to determine whether a particular crime fits within the ambit of 16(b), judges are asked to do the nearly impossible — determine, without looking at the underlying facts of the case, whether the "ordinary case" of this kind of offense poses the risk required by the language of 16(b).
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