The BoE also said it was making changes to how it assesses another secondary buffer knows as Pillar 2A, a measure of financial strength that assesses a bank's capacity to manage risk.
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LIQUIDITY AND DEBT STRUCTURE Fitch assesses GSK's liquidity as strong.
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A tarot reader assesses the character of her clients first.
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Hopkins assesses clients' happiness and finances when creating retirement projections.
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The welcome packet details how The 3% Movement assesses clients.
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The company assesses products for environmental, health and trade impacts.
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Sergeant Tanner assesses all of the dogs chosen for PAWS.
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In practice, the team assesses specific parts of the organisation.
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What remains unclear is how each adversary assesses its counterpart.
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She then assesses Kagame's commitment to women and gender parity.
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" The WHO's spokesman, Hartl, told Reuters that IARC was a "functionally independent" agency, and that when IARC flags up cancer hazards, the "WHO assesses or re-assesses the levels of risk associated with those hazards.
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He also monitors the change over time in biomarkers he assesses.
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Fitch assesses EIB's capitalisation relative to other MDB peers as moderate.
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Donald Osborne, Jay's favorite car appraiser assesses three vintage police cars.
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He assesses the gains and the costs of poetry's metaphysics and
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WATCH: Cramer assesses the relationship between jobs and the stock market.
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A doctor then assesses their choice, with no in-person consultation.
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Walker created a company that assesses employees' sleeping habits and needs.
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A second grade assesses the effectiveness of the federal tobacco tax.
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Mr. Szott inspects and assesses every work offered for historical value.
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Fitch assesses that the bank has a satisfactory funding and liquidity profile.
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Fitch assesses IVF's integration as moderately supportive of the entity's credit quality.
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If OCE assesses that there is substantial reason to believe that Rep.
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Fitch assesses a sustainable EBITDA margin for this business at around 20%.
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Prodigy assesses applicants based on their projected earnings, not their credit history.
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Our critics revisited some favorite works, and one assesses the challenges ahead.
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The survey assesses 24 character strengths, which are categorized into six virtues:
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US Africa Command assesses that no civilians were killed in the strike.
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At these levels, the QPM assesses the rand to remain slightly undervalued.
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Her foundation also assesses its grants by low, medium and high risk.
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This function regularly visits teams and assesses how well controls are functioning.
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Instead, they send a third party that assesses you before they arrive.
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The tool assesses the success of your email based on some predetermined factors.
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Donald Osborne assesses the five-year appreciation of three cars for Jay Leno.
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As such, Fitch assesses the standalone profile of LSID in the 'B' category.
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"Oh God," he says as he assesses the damage of his failed attempt.
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It assesses potential mergers to ensure that they do not jeopardize national security.
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There's a classic memory matching game, and another that assesses attention and focus.
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An algorithm assesses risk using factors such as tailgating, fast turns and texting.
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NGA is a combat support organization that primarily assesses and distributes geospatial intelligence.
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The FAA continuously assesses and oversees the safety performance of U.S. commercial aircraft.
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Fitch assesses the infrastructure segment's credit in line with a low 'BBB' category.
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Against this backdrop, Fitch assesses that BDO's capitalisation still provides a satisfactory buffer.
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Executives at Chevron say it already carefully assesses various risks to its investments.
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Hence Fitch assesses a sustainable EBITDA margin for this business at around 20%.
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Author Malcolm Gladwell assesses that it takes 10,000 hours to master any skill.
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On the track, Kehlani assesses her role in the failures of the relationship.
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In each case, the group confirms the information independently and assesses its credibility.
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" Them: "You should really come up with a plan that assesses student performance.
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It then assesses if the media is being shared in a deceptive manner.
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Osborne assesses and caresses three vehicles, none of which run on regular gasoline.
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The US military currently assesses that no civilians were killed in the strike.
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Heather assesses the pedal pulse of Ruth, a patient from Marine Park, Brooklyn.
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The index breaks a city down into tiny pieces and assesses each piece.
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It assesses audience complaints and decides whether content has breached BBC editorial policy.
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Barr assesses those standards on three pillars, as Vox's Dara Lind noted: 1.
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There is a company called Top Drawer; someone comes out and assesses your closet.
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An SFA system assesses corporate tax liability based on profits earned from U.S. sales.
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This memorandum, circulated only to the most senior faculty members, assesses HBS's strategic position.
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Fitch assesses the infrastructure segment's credit profile in line with a low 'BBB' category.
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" At her age, she assesses that each year: "I was OK this last term.
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Fitch considers capital to be fungible and assesses capital adequacy at a group level.
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S. markets, before it assesses whether to roll it out in the domestic market.
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The committee assesses the risk to the growth outlook to be on the downside.
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One such projection assesses FATCA's cumulative cost at between $58 billion and $85033 billion.
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Founded in 2013, WiredScore assesses the speed and quality of office buildings' internet connections.
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Platts assesses the widely adopted Japan-Korea-Marker (JKM) in the Asian spot market.
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Strong leadership can make a huge difference in how the public assesses these initiatives.
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Therefore, Fitch assesses AWB's capacity to support AL based on its standalone financial strength.
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A team of YouTube employees then assesses whether the content violates the platform's standards.
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Urodynamic testing is a medical exam that assesses how the urinary system is functioning.
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The task assesses people's ability to diverge from the common uses of an object.
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" At her age, she assesses that each year: "I was OK this last term.
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As Ben Alden, GC at Betterment assesses it, 360 reviews offer an efficiency play.
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He assesses the medical illness, the patient's mental and emotional state and family dynamics.
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Consequently, Fitch assesses the issue based on the credit quality of the weakest participant.
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Neiman Marcus said it "continuously" assesses productivity to determine where its products are sold.
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Intel assesses the support needs and capabilities of our products on an ongoing basis.
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This, to me, is not only circular but sexist, as it assesses behaviour against stereotypes.
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The man speaks calmly but in a soft voice as the operator assesses the situation.
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Lance assesses the probably of this happening to each crew member at about 85 percent.
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Fitch assesses the R+V group's asset/liability and liquidity management at 'BBB' (ALM score).
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Still, he softens as he assesses his protégé, and decides to tell him the truth.
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Joseph Eudi assesses the impact of Hurricane Florence in New Bern, North Carolina, on Saturday.
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Moreover, simply counting victories unfairly assesses a player's performance based on those of his rivals.
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At one point, someone else walks in, assesses the situation, and walks right back out.
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The inter-agency panel assesses the national security implications of foreign investments in U.S. companies.
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That's why Signifyd created technology that assesses a transaction risk before the card is processed.
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So, where prices go from here will depend on how the market assesses that scenario.
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Fitch assesses NG's financial performance as Strong, and expects profitability to remain stable in 2017.
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One memo assesses the suitability of various Philadelphia Area Hotels for the discerning convention clientele.
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The US military currently assesses that the airstrikes did not injure or kill any civilians.
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Flashpoint assesses with high confidence that these attacks were not perpetrated by a state actor.
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Fitch assesses the R+V group's asset/liability and liquidity management at 'bbb' (ALM score).
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Amazon regularly assesses suppliers, using independent auditors as appropriate, to monitor continued compliance and improvement.
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We talked about how Euro NCAP assesses how safe the occupants of the Taycan are.
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James tells their stories and assesses their works, which (Gauguin's excepted) have often been overlooked.
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The program assesses fundamental military skills like land navigation and marching with heavy combat gear.
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" Or as one man assesses his own condition more directly, "Bad case of abyss gaze.
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Trump regularly assesses others for their potential use as enemies to rally his followers against.
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The report also assesses what companies instead of countries benefit from the EU's oil imports.
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The Magna Carta has been relocated for safe-keeping while the organization assesses its condition.
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Fitch assesses the group's capitalisation as 'very strong', which we expect to be maintained in 2016.
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It's a book that assesses young queerness without forcing the lens on a coming out trope.
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U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE POMPEO SAYS U.S. ASSESSES IRAN IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OMAN GULF TANKER ATTACKS
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The law assesses penalties when too many patients return to a hospital too soon after discharge.
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With this data, the harness assesses a dog's mood and changes color to inform the owners.
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The software assesses children's progress, lightening teachers' marking load and giving them insight on their pupils.
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Yong said she assesses an individual's desire to both innovate and collaborate when approving new members.
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Fitch assesses the Danish banking system to be resilient with an average standalone rating of 'a'.
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Ana L. Moreno samples an anti-aging cream from Dermalactives, as an attendant assesses the results.
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"The FAA continuously assesses and oversees the safety performance of U.S. commercial aircraft," the agency said.
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The exit tax looks at the asset's value and assesses taxes as if it were sold.
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The zoo will be closed Tuesday while it assesses the damage, marketing director Jenny Koch said.
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"The FAA continuously assesses and oversees the safety performance of U.S. commercial aircraft," the FAA said.
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The new report from Fidelity's Blue Chip Growth Fund assesses the company as of June 30.
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It assesses its customers' body type and sleeping preferences with an online or in-person questionnaire.
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It is supposed to bring more clarity to how the government assesses compliance with the law.
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To Witte, this means an integrated approach that assesses a person's health in a holistic way.
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The US assesses that Iran is in the early stages of deploying the S-300 system.
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For an outsider, determining precisely how a company assesses a performance metric is difficult, of course.
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It assesses not only a lack of assets but also high debt and difficulties with debt.
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Altman assesses current initiatives and threats, then focusses on pragmatic actions to advance or impede them.
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The Page FISA application incorrectly assesses that Steele did not directly provide information to Yahoo News.
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The company assesses that data to determine whether there may be any issues related to cognitive function.
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As Strudel excitedly waddles around, snorting every surface, Garrett assesses the dog and thinks about her approach.
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Another major rating agency, Moody's, assesses Qatar at Aa3, which is equal to S&P's new rating.
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Winc assesses your preferences and comes up with the perfect mix to match up with your palate.
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Instead, the exoskeleton assesses someone's stride and provides an extra kick of energy when they get comfortable.
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The NRA assesses legislation across the states and sometimes opts for incremental victories, spokesman Lars Dalseide said.
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Those folks go through a screening process, which assesses their abilities to complete these sorts of tasks.
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The U.S. intelligence community assesses that Fancy Bear acts on behalf of Russia&aposs military intelligence service.
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The U.S. intelligence community assesses that aircraft from Shayrat conducted the chemical weapons attack on April 4.
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The FBI then assesses the information provided to determine whether it is sufficient to open an investigation.
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Decoys or multiple warheads: 38 North assesses North Korean decoys could be ready in about 5 years.
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The system, run on Ethereum, assesses users and the value they contribute to Colonies on the platform.
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Mack said the bank is studying performance at different branches at it assesses which ones to close.
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In 2017, the Energy Department published a report that assesses the resiliency and reliability of the grid.
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The Fed sets hypothetical scenarios of financial upheaval and then assesses how the largest banks might respond.
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For starters, he likely assesses that his efforts to sow confusion are reaping rewards in real time.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch assesses the probability of default of Piraeus' covered bonds as speculative credit risk.
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Her conscientiously reported book assesses the widespread effects that money and a bit of hope could buy.
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Facebook assesses that the value of its data at the time of the buyout was $9.8 million.
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The big draws are salary, opportunity and company culture, which Glassdoor assesses based on its own ratings.
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My husband assesses the situation from a distance, joining the churn only once or twice a day.
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After the software generates a list of possible matches, an investigator assesses their resemblance to the suspect.
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Alex Stevenson of the NYT assesses the chances: Some in the business world find the idea intriguing.
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Before any new e-liquids or pens go on shelves, the FDA now assesses whether they're safe.
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A woman goes public with her bipolar disorder, and assesses how it has shaped her love life.
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The study assesses knowledge but doesn't suggest ways to educate women about breast cancer risk, Lee added.
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What's more, the US intelligence community assesses that North Korea is unlikely to give up its nukes.
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It counts the number of moving sperm, and assesses semen quality based on its own standards, Shafiee says.
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"The U.S. government assesses that the terrorist threat is real and credible," the department said in a statement.
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IARC assesses the risk of a substance being carcinogenic without taking account of typical human exposure to it.
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She plans on taking a qualifications exam that assesses knowledge of the securities industry in the coming months.
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It assesses the damage to your monthly budget and of course steers you to BBVA for a mortgage.
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Fitch assesses Altai's economy as weak by international standards due to the region's low economic output per capita.
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DHS assesses that the types of systems Russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying.
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Rival Standard & Poor's assesses China's creditworthiness at similar levels to Moody's, while Fitch rates China a notch lower.
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The company assesses employees on their skills growth as part of their quarterly feedback check-ins with management.
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Fitch assesses Natixis Asset Management to be a suitably qualified, competent and capable asset manager for the fund.
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The city lost ground in every area the Outlook report assesses, including personal well-being, innovation, and economics.
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A "targeting team" assesses the nomination, based on intelligence around suspected or historical criminal activity, or other information.
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This nationally representative, rigorous evaluation assesses the implementation, impacts, and costs of the Adult and Dislocated Worker programs.
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The agency assesses Sompo Japan Nipponkoa's unadjusted IFS Rating at 'A+' without the constraint from Japan's sovereign rating.
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Fitch assesses the R+V group's capitalisation as very strong, which we expect to be maintained in 2017.
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Ribbon takes on home buyers as clients and assesses their likelihood of securing a mortgage using data science.
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Go deeper: Axios Science editor Andrew Freedman gives an overview of the Ferguson fire and assesses the threat.
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A critical government program that assesses the toxicity of chemicals to human health is now, itself, at risk.
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Platts assesses prices based on trades of four regional crude grades in its proprietary Market on Close system.
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He met Wednesday with lab CEOs and airline executives as the administration assesses the fallout of the virus.
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In those spare seconds, he assesses when and where he will get open, because he will get open.
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The group lays out minimum security standards and then assesses products and their privacy policies against these benchmarks.
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My security detail assesses the risk and makes the decisions on how to best protect a Cabinet member.
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The agency called on the company to revamp the way it assesses the risk of key aviation systems.
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Bruce Stokes is director of global economic attitudes at the Pew Research Center, where he assesses public views.
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The doctor also assesses your medical history, pre-existing conditions, and prior prescription, before issuing a new prescription.
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Death and damage It'll be days, if not weeks, before the Philippines assesses the full impact of Mangkhut.
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Bruce Stokes is director of global economic attitudes at the Pew Research Center, where he assesses public views.
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The statement added that Africa Command currently assesses that no civilians were killed or injured in the strike.
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Game, no stranger to beefing with Tekashi, also assesses whether 69's career will survive the rat game.
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Now in its fifth year, the "Solar Means Business" report by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) assesses the biggest corporate adopters of solar power in the U.S. Here, CNBC takes a look at the report's top 813 companies in terms of installed solar capacity, and assesses their other green credentials.
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Those reviews are compiled in Glassdoor's awards algorithm, which also assesses the quality of reviews represented in its ranking.
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Which professional assesses and cares for a trauma patient depends on the needs and injury/illness of the patient.
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It also assesses food security - the proportion of older people who are able to buy the food they need.
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At each visit, she is paired with a woman in the sorority who assesses her compatibility with their chapter.
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But the IMF wants to have details on them before it assesses whether it will fund the bailout too.
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Platts currently assesses prices on a delivered basis to Japan for oil products such as naphtha, gasoline and kerosene.
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A surveillance AI—in the form of bubblegum-pink eyes on stalks (pictured, top)—assesses the women's facial expressions.
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"WHO assesses the risk of Ebola spreading from this event negligible," it said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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The Defense Department assesses that on January 2628, 28500, North Korea may have tested components of an H-Bomb.
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Rick Snyder's office told the Free Press it would continue to do so while it assesses the judge's order.
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The official added that the US assesses the pilot was acting on his own initiative in performing the action.
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Yet in the FISA application, the government "incorrectly assesses" that Isikoff's information wasn't "directly" from Steele, per the memo.
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As a body much concerned with its own revenues, the Treasury also assesses the effects on public-sector receipts.
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FireEye assesses that these hackers found this personal information on the Internet, without needing to hack into a network.
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The bank said it will work with RBNZ as it assesses whether it has appropriate verification processes in place.
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Fitch assesses that the risk of a restructuring credit event is present in the reference entity in this transaction.
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An algorithm assesses the risk on 58 variables — judge, lawyer, court type — related to the outcome, according to TechCrunch.
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AMC said Saturday it has suspended his show, "Talking with Chris Hardwick," while it assesses the accusations against him.
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Nonetheless, the show will inform the Caramoor team as it assesses how to use the music room going forward.
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China holds the world's largest foreign-exchange reserves, at $3.1 trillion, and regularly assesses its strategy for investing them.
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Compensation could become a significant cost if the startup assesses that many of its 10 million users were impacted.
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Sam Sifton assesses your sausage options for the season, from weisswurst to kielbasa to brats hissing on the grill.
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It will also help determine how Jones assesses Garrett's candidacy, the staff's direction, Prescott's worthiness for a new contract.
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Right now, as Congress assesses support for those most impacted by COVID-19, we have a message for them.
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Tala insists it continually assesses the user data and does not share any personally identifiable information with third parties.
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The US military assesses that ISIS has lost about 98% of the territory it controlled at its peak. Gen.
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A spokesman for TripAdvisor said more hotels are expected to be designated as the site's staff assesses user reviews.
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And now that the Golden Globes and top critics' groups have weighed in, our columnist assesses the top contenders.
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When your Vitamix assesses that your recipe is perfectly blended, it'll stop on its own to prevent over-blending.
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ZestMoney assesses other data points and uses AI to help these people build a profile and become credit-worthy.
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That official also said the military assesses that some of the Russian contractors were killed in the US counterstrike.
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The administration is also boosting funding for antitrust enforcement and changing the way it assesses tech mergers and markets.
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Nobody currently runs a third core model, which assesses food insecurity in 76 different low- and middle-income countries.
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Torchlight, based in Burlington, Massachusetts, assesses its value to 100 or so corporate clients in costs saved through efficiency.
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Platts assesses its Dubai price based on deliveries of Dubai, Oman, Abu Dhabi's Upper Zakum and Qatari Al-Shaheen crude.
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The part where the FCC assesses your complaint, asks for more info, and demands a written response would be gone.
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Early on, the staff tests patients' memories and assesses how well they can walk and care for themselves at home.
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Once the joint investigative task force monitors and assesses pharmaceutical companies' business dealings, we will penalize and prosecute where necessary.
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The city's ratings also reflect the following key rating drivers: Fitch assesses the regulatory regime for Polish LRGs as neutral.
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The coalition "takes all reports of civilian casualties seriously and assesses all reports as thoroughly as possible," the statement said.
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Promise assesses a defendant's needs, then develops an individual care plan, downloaded to their phone, which monitors and supports them.
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"To do that, I think the Australian government assesses that it's better not to criticize the Nauru government," she said.
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The board, which meets on Thursday and Friday for a regular biweekly meeting, assesses risks at banks under its watch.
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It's the top-ranked group by GiveWell, a well-regarded organization that assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of charitable organizations.
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Last week, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank would be "patient" as it assesses what to do next.
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Exxon assesses the impact of climate change through a public proxy cost, as well as through a greenhouse gas cost.
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The coalition "takes all reports of civilian casualties seriously and assesses all reports as thoroughly as possible," the report said.
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As an insurance adjuster assesses the damages in the Villanueva household, Jane and Xo assess the damages in their relationship.
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Online retailers would have to calculate and apply sales taxes nationwide — for every state, county and city that assesses one.
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The AML program assesses a fee on mined coal and creates a cleanup fund for shuttered mines around the country.
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Fitch assesses Mitsui Life as a "Very Important" entity within the Nippon Life group based on its Insurance Rating Methodology.
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You wouldn't want a chef who never tastes their food and you wouldn't want an agent who never assesses credibility.
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Since the MHRA assesses around a fifth of EU medicines, drug industry leaders fear this sudden handover will cause disruption.
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Twitter previously stated that it assesses Trump's tweets based on their "newsworthiness" when asked why it has never suspended him.
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Her book takes readers into the world of jihadi recruiters and their targets, and assesses the risk the West faces.
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In particular, he assesses how a company's book value — the net accounting value of its assets — compares to market values.
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Our Berlin bureau chief traces her path in photos and assesses her legacy as one shaped by migration and austerity.
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The Global Disinformation Index is a nonprofit that assesses websites' risk of spreading disinformation and rates them based on transparency.
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But the company does not disclose any information about how it assesses a user&aposs eligibility, according to its website.
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But Euro NCAP also assesses how safe "vulnerable road users," your pedestrians and cyclists, are if a Taycan hits them.
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FICO announced Thursday its latest version of the FICO score, a three-digit number that assesses a person's credit risk.
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The US assesses that 11 militants were killed in the December battle, including two terrorists who were wearing suicide vests.
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UK'S NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY CENTRE ASSESSES HIGHEST PROBABILITY THAT RUSSIA THAT CARRIED OUT MAJOR CYBER-ATTACK ON GEORGIA IN OCTOBER
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Under the process, the DOE assesses the applications and provides recommendations to the EPA, which then makes a final decision.
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S.A. assesses that Mr. Trump will be in breach of the lease agreement the moment he takes office on Jan.
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Having so grasped an object, RoMan assesses its weight and decides whether to try to lift it or drag it.
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That entails an energy audit, where a professional examines your house room by room and assesses how you use space.
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A consultant assesses her analytics and estimates it will take about 18 months to get her up to the desired 4.5.
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This measure, created by Citywire, assesses the value added by each manager and factors in the risks each manager has taken.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch assesses Norway's credit profile to be solid, implying that negative rating action in the near term is unlikely.
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DoubleLine Capital, which manages $7373 billion in assets, has been migrating up the credit spectrum as the firm assesses the outlook.
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The FSA said in October it wanted to revamp its model that assesses whether insurers can meet their pension payout commitments.
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It said it is continually reviewing opportunities to improve shareholder value and said it regularly assesses a range of strategic options.
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In late July, co-CEO Monty Moran said the company is taking a more conservative approach as it assesses future openings.
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Polls have shown Blackburn and Bredesen are neck-and-neck in the race, which Fox News currently assesses is a tossup.
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The Philippines announced Tuesday that it was banning its citizens from going to work in Qatar while it assesses the situation.
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MEASURING RESULTS Torchlight, based in Burlington, Massachusetts, assesses its value to 100 or so corporate clients in costs saved through efficiency.
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Once again, no details on availability are forthcoming — which is honestly probably for the best, as the company assesses the situation.
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The Department of Homeland Security consistently assesses the countries on the list and their compliance with the rules of the order.
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Certify, a firm that makes expenses-management software, regularly assesses the millions of receipts entered into its system for that purpose.
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Currently, USPSTF, a government-backed independent panel that assesses the evidence for medical procedures, recommends screening from the age of 50.
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Investment Advisor Fitch assesses the manager, Southchester Investment Managers (Proprietary) Limited, as suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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The survey assesses the median housing prices and median incomes to ascertain median multiples, which it uses to determine the rankings.
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When deciding whether to work with a host, Hinckley assesses the apartment's appearance (enlisting a designer if necessary), amenities, and location.
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On "666" he thrills at being irresponsible — fast sex, fast cars, fast drugs, the usual — even as he assesses the damages.
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The 71-measurement scoring system assesses components such as the set-up of the commercials, their value proposition, positioning, and execution.
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A utilitarian, who assesses actions by their effects, would point out that nothing you're proposing to do contributes to that effort.
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MGM ResortsThe U.S. casino operator withdrew its financial forecast for 2020, as it assesses how the coronavirus epidemic will impact operations.
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Combining data and perception, the index assesses countries on soft power, a term coined by political scientist Joseph Nye in 1990.
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Under the process, the Department of Energy assesses the applications and provides recommendations to the EPA, which makes a final decision.
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When the government assesses a charge that generates more funds in the Treasury than it rebates, that charge is a tax.
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The company's Air Quality Index assesses the atmospheric concentrations of fine particulate matter smaller than 2.5 micrometers, known as PM 2.5.
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"How can you have an outcome that assesses injury when there is no export even taking place?" the Canadian source asked.
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The U.S. casino operator also withdrew its financial forecast for 2020, as it assesses how the coronavirus epidemic will impact operations.
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Critic's Notebook With the museum shutting down June 15 for a four-month renovation, our critic assesses the challenges it faces.
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He is testing that hypothesis in a study that assesses people's stress response to buildings, through the medium of virtual reality.
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Canada assesses immigrants on six selection factors, including fluency, education, experience and age, and then assigns a point value for each variable.
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And so, every year, in her clinic at West Penn, Roman-Lantzy assesses a couple hundred children from all over the world.
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GIGOT: In that sense, Mary, we are betting on Donald Trump being right as he assesses the intentions of Kim Jong-Un.
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Fitch assesses NCI's capital at the 'adequate' category using its own Prism factor-based capital model (Prism FBM) at end-June 0003.
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This way, the bank assesses fees on each of the last three smaller purchases, rather than charging one fee for the check.
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This is set to look at the boundaries of the EU market, which at the moment assesses harmful competition on European consumers.
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The results of the test, which assesses a sample of fourth- and eighth-grade students, will inevitably prompt demands for policy change.
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The agency says it assesses "hazard" – the strength of evidence about whether a substance or activity can cause cancer in any way.
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Later in the show Cramer assesses the results of Honeywell's spinoff of its auto parts and connected-home businesses, a year later.
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Jigsaw's goal is to keep people engaged in the conversation, so it assesses "harm" as something that would drive other commenters away.
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The company has a new website and app that looks at photos of dogs and assesses which breed they are: what-dog.net.
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Background: The scale also assesses potential property damage from strong winds, with "Category 2130" hurricanes and higher considered to be "major" hurricanes.
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It assesses the number of male and female characters, the "mood" of the film, and can describe the ending for easy consumption.
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I could only attest to what I was allowed to see, which is inevitably how one assesses one's experience of North Korea.
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A ranking by Moody's Analytics that assesses what Amazon wants for its offices puts Austin out front, followed by Atlanta and Philadelphia.
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The Fed assesses whether there would be an economic impact or financial stability concerns if the stock market were to sell off.
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The study, which is in its 43rd year, assesses about 45,000 students from 380 public and private secondary schools across the country.
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The US military assesses that the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels who shot down an MQ-9 in June relied on Iranian assistance.
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The study, in the BMJ, used a questionnaire that assesses quality of life, pain, symptoms and function in daily activities and sports.
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Fitch assesses that SG has ample resources to support Eqdom, whose assets accounted for less than 0.1% of SG's at end-2015.
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These three books, at times sober and hilarious, tell the experiences of women in television, while one assesses how far they've come.
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But it would also be good for the EU because the UK regulator assesses more new medicines than any other member state.
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Sanders looks to regain momentum in must-win Michigan MORE advisor Richard Goodstein assesses her comments on the 2020 race so far.
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Platts currently assesses the Japan-Korea-Marker (JKM) price, which is gaining more acceptance as a Asian benchmark for spot LNG cargoes.
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He said he will not know whether he intends to return until the season is over and he assesses how he feels.
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The Carpetbagger Now that the Golden Globes, Screen Actors Guild and top critics' groups have weighed in, our columnist assesses the contenders.
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Petacque-Montgomery's team quickly assesses crisis situations and immediately places acutely psychotic, violent, or suicidal arrestees in single cells away from other inmates.
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The new statement says the U.S. military assesses that no civilians were killed in Thursday&aposs strike about 30 miles southwest of Mogadishu.
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The report asserts that the FSOC has ignored its own rules and guidance and has been inconsistent in how it assesses various firms.
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Two US officials told CNN that manned and unmanned aircraft were used and that the military assesses that al Qaeda personnel were killed.
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The changes mean Google is altering its app publishing process, how it assesses risk, and the look of its user-facing consent page.
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BAN assesses the environmental impact of products, and has shed light on the often unethical practices of so-called developing world recycling centers.
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RELATED: U.S. assesses ISIS operative Omar al-Shishani is dead The U.S. Treasury labeled al-Qaduli "a specially designated global terrorist" in 2014.
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In her blog post, Silver said that Facebook assesses potential moderators' "ability to deal with violent imagery," screening them for their coping skills.
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The company launched a new system that assesses outlets based on trustworthiness, and it will promote or suppress content based on that metric.
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The new statement says the U.S. military assesses that no civilians were killed in Wednesday&aposs strike about 15 miles southwest of Mogadishu.
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One source with knowledge of the DOE scoring process said, however, that RIN prices had little bearing on how the department assesses applications.
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You said that when reaching a judgment, Mr Posner assesses whether a sensible solution is blocked by some "case that judges must obey".
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Ultimately, America still needs a clear-headed policy towards Russia that properly assesses the threat from Moscow and the risks of various responses.
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The unchanged D-Cap of 3 notches is driven by what Fitch assesses as moderate high risk of the systemic alternative management component.
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"I don't really care how history assesses me but I'm very proud of where I've come from," McGuinness told Irish national broadcaster RTE.
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" The platform admitted it "sometimes makes mistakes in understanding context and nuances, when it assesses which videos to make available in Restricted Mode.
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The company also said last week it was delaying the publication of its annual results while it assesses the impact of Washington's action.
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A special issue of The Times Magazine assesses the online world and its likely future with a guide featuring maps, graphs and cats.
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Every country assesses the legitimacy of the claims of persecution and should do its share to resettle those whose claims meet legal standards.
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For now the military assesses that the Russians don't intend to attack US forces and that much of the rhetoric is politically driven.
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Still concerned about his travel, officials notified the National Targeting Center, a federal agency that assesses potential threats, two law enforcement officials said.
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Still concerned about his travel, they notified the National Targeting Center, a federal agency that assesses potential threats, two law enforcement officials said.
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Benji: Sean works at the New York Sports Science Lab in Staten Island, and there he assesses the physical ability of professional athletes.
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"Depending on where you live in the country, you should always find out if your city or state assesses property tax," says Brownstein.
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If your bank assesses an average fee of $35 on an overdrafted purchase of $193, you're paying an APR of well over 12,700%.
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The "exercise is underway," and the US assesses the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has deployed "dozens" of small boats in the initial phase.
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They are a reminder of the cold-eyed way she often assesses her most vexing opponents when the television cameras are not on.
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" The United States, it noted, "also assesses the regime still has chemicals — specifically sarin and chlorine — that it can use in future attacks.
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Before a new plane can fly, the F.A.A., in partnership with manufacturers, assesses the technology, design and components that make up the jet.
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Major League Soccer on Thursday said its suspension of matches would last 30 days while the league assesses the impact of the virus.
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Playing a disabled war veteran who now assesses security for skyscrapers, Dwayne Johnson springs to the rescue when the Pearl comes under attack.
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North Korea: Last rites for maximum pressure campaign Kim Jong Un likely assesses that your maximum pressure campaign is on its last legs.
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Fitch assesses the credit profile of FTs on a standalone basis, but also factors in a two-notch uplift to its standalone assessment.
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But the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which assesses threats to U.S. national security, declined to comment on the president's assertion.
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The Bank of England is watching pay pressures closely - as well as the Brexit process - as it assesses whether it should change interest rates.
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Singapore ranked No. 2 globally in an index that assesses countries' openness and preparedness for autonomous vehicles, according to a recent report by KPMG.
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Using a mix of Transdermal Optical Imaging and advanced machine learning algorithms, the technology assesses facial blood flow information to reveal hidden human emotions.
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The Alternate Uses Task, for example, assesses the creative skills required to brainstorm new products or see previously untapped potential in an everyday object.
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Of course, Gates still assesses the quality of his work, but he also asks himself a whole set of other questions about his life.
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CFIUS is an inter-agency panel led by the Treasury Department that assesses potential foreign investment to ensure it does not harm national security.
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Pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline then announced it has "temporarily put a hold on spots running on The O'Reilly Factor" while the company assesses this situation.
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Around 2,600 industry professionals were surveyed for the report that objectively assesses over 190 leading fashion companies based off of 20 different data points.
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Each year, the Social Security Administration assesses whether there should be an adjustment to benefits, so that their purchasing power keeps up with inflation.
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Paul Wallace, The Economist's European economics editor, explores the sources of the euro crisis and assesses the risks that the single currency still faces
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The U.S. Coast Guard hopes to have traffic flow more frequently through the ship channel as it assesses whether it can be fully reopened.
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This is when a primary care provider assesses if you're able to comprehend the risks and benefits of treatment without a mental health evaluation.
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Opium profits help to pay the salaries of what the US military assesses to be a Taliban army of between 25,215 to 21,2000 fighters.
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This may serve to put a floor under steel prices while the market assesses the impact of Beijing's policy measures to boost the economy.
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Their health-care provider assesses the child's specific needs, prescribes an appropriate treatment plan and recommends the best medication to lower their glucose levels.
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When Burns starts working with clients, she immediately assesses their "attachment style," a psychological term for the way we form bonds with other people.
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Our reporter assesses the short-handed bench's new dynamics, and law professors weigh in on which members have asserted themselves in Justice Scalia's absence.
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Brown, 32, works in New York as a vice president of Barclays, the British bank; she assesses risks in lending to consumer goods companies.
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The unchanged D-Cap of 8 notches is driven by what Fitch assesses as minimal discontinuity of the liquidity gap and systemic risk component.
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On the intelligence side, the CIA assesses the capabilities and intentions of foreign powers and tries to spot and help prevent potential terror attacks.
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The D-Cap is unchanged at 2 notches, driven by what Fitch assesses as high risk in the liquidity gap and systemic risk component.
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"The committee assesses the risks around the referendum to be the most significant near-term domestic risks to financial stability," the central bank said.
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CNN's Harry Enten assesses in his forecast that Democrats will win 333 seats -- and the House majority -- while Republicans will fall to 210 seats.
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Melvin assesses the damage and suggests that maybe the Punisher could have killed him but chose not to, based on where the bullets are.
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A slideshow of snapshot moments from her career as art-pop provocateur, this remixed excerpt assesses Lady Gaga's claim to be David Bowie's inheritor.
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As of now, the US assesses the IRGC has assembled a fleet of more than 100 boats, many of them small, fast-moving vessels.
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There, he assesses their progress and often adjusts their dose on a weekly or biweekly basis until they can find a more permanent provider.
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But where CBT is more effective is in combating a measure called disability, which assesses the activities a patient can and can't engage in.
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The sale price would be at least $26 billion and could climb once an independent party assesses Hulu's fair market value, the companies said.
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The EPCS Act would work in tandem with the prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP), a statewide program that assesses the output of controlled substances.
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Borchers said the squadron is the only National Guard group that currently assesses industrial control systems, but it is now looking to train others.
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The index assesses factors that impact a students' ability to succeed, including poverty, foster and homeless status, exposure to violence and access to resources.
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It uses an optical imaging technique called stimulated Raman histology (SRH) to create images that the AI algorithm assesses in less than 150 seconds.
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The President's Daily Brief (PDB) is the intelligence community's coordinated, daily roundup of the issues it assesses the President needs to know each morning.
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The survey assesses the overall mood of consumers in those markets and looks at their spending patterns, savings behavior and brand preferences among others.
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The proposal calls for technological upgrades to how FEMA maps flood-prone areas and assesses structural risks for areas where flood insurance is mandated.
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The survey assesses a person's wealth based on the value of an individual's assets — mainly property and land — minus any debts they may hold.
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And it assesses public health risks posed by major infrastructure and facilities, in coordination with the Department of Homeland Security, FEMA and state agencies.
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"If the Monetary Council assesses it necessary in the future, it may also decide to use unconventional tools," it added in its post-meeting statement.
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Engineers at Imperial College London recently developed Deep Medic, a computer program that assesses scans of patients with head injuries for signs of brain trauma.
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"She works like a scientist: she reads lots, assesses the facts and doesn't have preconceptions," observes Jens Spahn, her CDU colleague and deputy finance minister.
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Fitch assesses Seylan's National Long-Term Rating as driven by intrinsic financial strength, although this is at the same level as its support-driven rating.
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The mirror test, developed in 1970, assesses whether or not a non-human is able to be self-aware to the point of self-recognition.
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While other recruits fire indiscriminately at extraterrestrials in a shooting range training exercise, J carefully assesses each potential threat before finally making one surgical shot.
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" When asked if it was "someone current" or a previous flame, Stewart assesses her sign and says, "It doesn't say 'none of your business' here.
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"As for the Sochi conference…the United Nations assesses any (such) initiative through its role and its help in achieving peace," the rebel delegation said.
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Fitch assesses SIAT's standalone IFS at 'BBB+' but the rating is capped by the IFS rating of parent company UnipolSai Assicurazioni SpA (IFS: BBB/Stable).
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The study also looked at one measure of blood sugar known as glycated hemoglobin, which assesses average blood sugar levels over the previous several months.
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On his feature verse for Mario's "Break Up," Gucci quickly assesses a situation in which he's been broken up with and decides to move on.
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In this case, the IRS assesses the tax based on the combined balances of your all IRAs and not just the amount that you're converting.
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" Security situation 'a stalemate' In February, Nicholson told the Senate Armed Services Committee that leadership assesses "the current security situation in Afghanistan as a stalemate.
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This week in The Times Magazine, C. J. Chivers, a military veteran and war correspondent, assesses the toll of these failed campaigns on U.S. soldiers.
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Set in the late 1980s, "Burn This" assesses the impact of the death of a young dancer named Robbie, Pale's brother, in a boating accident.
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The extent to which Huawei will be hurt by the U.S. government's blacklist is not yet known as its global supply chain assesses the impact.
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She assesses the authorities with a matter-of-factness that excludes neither the emotional pain of discrimination nor the persistent pull of those in power.
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We may not agree with how Pakistan assesses the threat from India, but in my experience, almost all Pakistanis perceive India as an existential threat.
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Throughout 'In Pieces,' she assesses herself with a clear and critical eye, often revealing unappealing parts of herself … with minimal rationalization, sentiment or self-pity.
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The leverage ratio, which assesses the ability of a firm to meet its financial obligations, ended at 3.62x, "comfortably" below the covenant threshold of 4.0x.
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I would rather see a system that properly assesses the validity of malpractice cases brought, which are often a "medical lottery" for patients and lawyers.
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Everyone, from three-year starters to freshmen, performs a series of drills, captured on video, that assesses competency in the 10 areas Straub deems paramount.
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The awarding of the contracts for a border wall comes as the government assesses the damage from Hurricane Harvey, which has devastated parts of Texas.
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"I realize the clamor and I realize the polling, but I don't think that really assesses peoples' knowledge of what we're really talking about here."
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Copernicus assesses that since the 1970s the overall average rate of warming of the world is around 0.18 degrees Celsius (0.32 degrees Fahrenheit) per decade.
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Fitch assesses each bank's systemic importance relative to other banks in the banking system, and takes into account, among other things, market share and franchise.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which assesses climate change for the UN, says sea level rose by around 19cm in the 20th century.
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Fitch assesses the group's overall credit profile due to the high level of operational and branding integration between ASP and its largest operating subsidiary ASPS.
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The latest decision is subject to European Central Bank consultation under which the ECB assesses the rate and can, if needed, apply a higher requirement.
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An admissions officer at New York University says the gaokao can still be helpful for evaluating applicants because it assesses "a different readiness", including self-discipline.
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The FBI, for its part, assesses that Russia's main goal was to sow chaos and undermine American democracy, a senior law enforcement official told NBC News.
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It'll be a while before NASA fully assesses how this flight went, but SpaceX and NASA representatives agreed after the landing that the mission ran smoothly.
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This is the problem with white people, as Eddie Murphy assesses it in his 1983 standup comedy special Delirious: we stay in haunted houses, like idiots.
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Boeing has held off announcing a 787 rate increase as it assesses a slowdown in demand for twin-aisle planes such as the 787 and 777.
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It gets sobering fast, stating... Threat level: The paper assesses the cuts to global CO2 needed based on different odds of achieving the Paris temperature goal.
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Price agency S&P Global Platts assesses dozens of fuel products during a set time every day, based on deliveries in and out of this region.
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Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, assesses America's role in the world and sets out his plan to redress racial inequality.
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Within the UAE, Fitch assesses the potential for support at federal level as Fitch believes that support would be forthcoming from the UAE authorities acting together.
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It then extrapolates out the background, assesses the objects that have moved in the frame, and then counts the things that are likely to be bees.
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It was the only state in the nation to see a negative three-month change on its coincident index, a measure that assesses states' economic health.
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Reuters assesses the fortunes of the City through a series of indicators, such as applications for licences to sell alcohol and users of key underground stations.
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Fitch assesses the capacity of shareholders to support the bank as 'A+', in line with Fitch's forecast of the coverage of net debt by callable capital.
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Iran's Cyber Defense Command has a defensive mission, per The Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) , which assesses that Iran's Revolutionary Guard plays an offensive role.
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China assesses a 16 percent value-added tax on some exports, so a rebate of 16 percent will mean exporters get back the full amount paid.
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Politicians and Saints owner Gayle Benson have called for the league to examine its replay policies, how it assesses penalties and how it reviews referee performance.
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"Recorded Future assesses with medium confidence that the Houthi-led government is attempting to use Coinhive to generate alt-currency for the regime," the report reads.
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Politicians and Saints owner Gayle Benson have called for the league to examine its replay policies, how it assesses penalties and how it reviews referee performance.
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We have developed a proprietary machine learning algorithm that assesses the risk and return profile of the business and determines whether to invest in the business.
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And to make sure he's investing in only the best of the best, he focuses on value and assesses potential purchases with rigorous vetting and analysis.
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It says it assesses whether the substance can cause cancer in any way - regardless of real-life conditions on typical levels of human exposure or consumption.
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In the past five fiscal years, the city recorded an average of 21984 breaks a year, according to the Mayor's Management Report, which assesses city services.
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New York assesses sales tax only on rides that begin and end in the state, not rides beginning in New York and ending in other states.
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The international community assesses that it was highly likely that Russia was behind the nerve agent attack against Skirpal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury, England.
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Instead it stated it will "monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook as it assesses the appropriate path" of its target interest rate.
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The bottom right featured FREE LOVE, HATPINS, ATE A TON, WILD PIG, TO DO LIST but at the cost of PELAGE, HEL and the overused ASSESSES.
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The Pro belt has "gait detection," which means it monitors what your normal walking patterns are like, and assesses how at risk for falling you are.
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The airline said it had suspended the flights until January 229 while it assesses the situation, but they were unavailable to book online through February 29.
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In any trade negotiation with the United Kingdom, the way in which the country assesses a fair price for drugs would likely be on the table.
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As soon as the entrepreneurs take their first steps into the room, Herjavec assesses how they walk and how they stand, he said on the podcast.
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If the US assesses that the Kim regime has bad intentions for the people of the US, regime change by military force could come into play.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is planning to change how it assesses the long-term effects and impacts of climate change, The New York Times reported Monday.
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But, lacking these abilities, or deep understandings of the people they interact with, then the robot may violate the first Law because it inaccurately assesses the situation.
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In each hour-long episode, Fertitta spends time with two small businesses, samples their goods, gets to know their owners, and assesses their compatibility with Landry's, Inc.
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Through its 5-star rating program, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration already provides a standardized evaluation of crash test performance that assesses the vehicle's core hardware.
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Obama assesses Flint water crisis up close On a much shorter timeframe, the partisan gap is shrinking when it comes to Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court.
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A woman wanders into his bookstore, and immediately Joe assesses her: What does that dress, that hoodie, those sunglasses have to say about who she is, underneath?
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The report assesses the response to an outbreak of clashes in Juba between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and those loyal to rebel leader Riek Machar.
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In an exclusive new clip from Free Fire, Hammer's Ord takes a breather while he assesses which of his foes and allies are still alive and kicking.
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Fitch expects NPL ratios - low by historical standards - to rise in 2016 and beyond in most of the banking sectors that Fitch assesses in south-east Asia.
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The RBA said the economy was expected to grow near potential over the next year as it assesses the impact of past cuts in August and May.
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The index assesses and ranks the growth and future prospects of 161 global cities and has seen China's mega-cities take three of the top five places.
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"We should see 60-70 percent compliance once again," Daniel Gerber of Petro-Logistics, a consultant which assesses OPEC supply by tanker tracking, told Reuters in December.
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Go deeper: The Tax Policy Center assesses that 7% of Americans would get a tax hike under the GOP plan ... The winners and losers under the plan.
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In the United States, a government panel reviews foreign takeovers to establish whether they will harm national security and assesses deals in a wide range of industries.
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One U.S. intelligence report assesses that the Burevestnik will not be combat-ready for another decade, despite Putin's claim that the "invincible" weapon has a proven capability.
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The Kremlin's PL-19 Nudol, a system U.S. military intelligence assesses will be focused primarily on anti-satellite missions, was fired from a mobile launcher in December.
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We could see a wheat price consolidation if the market assesses that U.S. wheat has fallen to levels which will enable more export sales to be made.
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Rested, which has raised $7.4 million in venture capital, offers a free service that assesses risk for sleep problems and provides coaching to help people sleep better.
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US Central Command continually assesses force posture in the region and is working with Kingdom of Saudi Arabia authorities to base US assets at the appropriate locations.
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However, Fitch assesses the overall likelihood of support to be moderate after taking into account the sovereign's fiscal position, as indicated by the sovereign IDR of 'BBB-'.
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Fitch assesses GENS's standalone rating at 'BBB', despite its operational and financial metrics being in line with Genting's consolidated numbers, due primarily to its single-market exposure.
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While the Carolinas assesses their losses from Hurricane Florence, the people of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands just marked the first anniversary of Hurricane Maria.
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Rice and Klein suggest some macro tactics, including the launch of a "national security readiness audit" that assesses how equipped students are to safeguard the nation's interests.
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Nor is his daughter, who, even as a child, accurately assesses the chance that a black man would get a fair trial in that time and place.
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"The kiwi downlistings show that there is hope," said Ian Burfield, global science coordinator of BirdLife International, which assesses the bird species on the IUCN Red List.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, which assesses the impact of legislation, estimated 22 million people would lose health insurance over the next decade under the Senate bill.
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Interest in sustainability among festival organizers has "skyrocketed" in recent months, said Claire O'Neill from non-profit A Greener Festival, which assesses festivals on their environmental performance.
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The statement said the strike was "conducted in coordination with the Libyan Government of National Accord" and that the US military assesses that no civilians were killed.
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The United States ranked 26th of 180 countries, according to the index, which assesses each nation's water and air quality, biodiversity, agricultural outputs and climate change efforts.
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The central bank holds its October policy meeting on Tuesday and is considered almost certain to keep rates steady as it assesses the impact of past easing.
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Now they want to enshrine the definition into law so that the Department of Education would consider anti-Israel speech when it assesses a Title VI violation.
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For example, at the moment, the European Commission assesses member states' output gap — the difference between the actual output of an economy and its maximum potential output.
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One measure at Arsenal, for example, assesses how frequently defenders make errors: failing to spot an opponent running past them, or losing a one-on-one duel.
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In response to the miss, Moody's expanded the range of potential voter turnout and made several other changes to how it assesses voter reaction to economic conditions.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Fitch assesses BFG's rating by notching down from its internal assessment of the creditworthiness of Shanghai SASAC, reflecting the close linkage between the two entities.
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Brooks and Wohlforth cite a statistic called "inclusive wealth," which assesses a country's wealth in terms of physical assets, skill level of the population, and environmental resources.
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Fitch assesses that the banking sector as fundamentally weak; the outlook is negative, reflecting a likely deterioration in banks' asset quality following the currency depreciation and ongoing recession.
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According to Forbes, the list assesses stars' incomes before taxes from June 103, 2017, to June 1, 2018, and subtracts stars' expenses for staffers like agents and managers.
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The Vitality health and life insurance program assesses a customer's overall health based on factors from age and blood pressure to diet, exercise and self-assessed happiness levels.
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The market is already seeing some coordination, like the jointly offered Allianz-Aon-Apple-Cisco cybersecurity insurance package that simultaneously assesses risk and offers insurance and incident response.
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The MSC standard assesses wild-capture fisheries on three principles: sustainable fish stocks (there are enough fish left in the ocean), minimizing environmental impact and effective fisheries management.
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The map — which assesses the varying volcanic risk across the Big Island based on proximity to eruption sources, past lava flows, and topography — was last updated in 1992.
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The plan says that "a clear sign" should be sent to banks that money laundering risks will be taken into consideration when the ECB assesses lenders' financial stability.
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Indeed, "the FBI assesses most pro-ISIL hacktivist groups use relatively unsophisticated methods and tools to scan for and exploit well-known Web site vulnerabilities," the document continues.
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Australia's central bank held its cash rate at 1.5 percent on Tuesday, a widely expected decision as it assesses the impact of past cuts in August and May.
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These ratings are created by a news consortium called The Trust Project, which assesses news outlets' credibility based on things like their ethics standards, corrections policies, and ownership.
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Horses often stare at threats with their left eye, since this eye is connected to the right side of the brain, which is the side that assesses threats.
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Court approval is also now needed before the NYPD introduces a mechanism to count stops, or changes how it assesses their quality and lawfulness, when evaluating officer performance.
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FEMA Assesses Damage from Irma Hurricane Irma demolished roughly 25 percent of all homes in the Florida Keys and severely damaged another 65 percent, according to FEMA estimates.
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Unfortunately, the collective American public doesn't utilize marginal analysis, but simply looks at the outcome through its own prism and assesses the effectiveness of policy by that outcome.
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"Worth noting coalition adds further 70 events tracked by Airwars which it presently assesses as 'not credible' - some of which we contest," Airwars said in a tweet Friday.
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And as Business Insider's Callum Burroughs reported in August, Flywire CEO Mike Massaro assesses potential hires to see how well they fit with the rest of the team.
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The ECB, which assesses whether a country qualifies for membership of the 19-country euro zone bloc, wants Bulgaria to join the banking union before adopting the euro.
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China should also resume progress towards a flexible exchange rate, the IMF said, while adding that it assesses the yuan currency to be "broadly in line with fundamentals".
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Tarbert is expected to oversee the inter-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses proposed transactions to ensure they do not harm national security.
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That being said, the delays in IBCS do raise some serious questions and concerns that lawmakers should consider as Congress re-assesses funding the continued development of IBCS.
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The test, called the Genecept Assay, assesses patient-specific genetic markers that help indicate how an individual will respond to psychiatric treatments like anti-depressants and anxiety medications.
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SecurityScorecard, the platform that monitors and assesses companies' cybersecurity strength, has raised $20 million in Series B funding from GV (the Alphabet-ized new name for Google Ventures).
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The report also assesses public support for Internet regulation — and on that front it suggests there is increased support for greater online regulation in a range of areas.
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If it can't find anything useful it slows down and assesses the area and if it does find previous information it keeps flying, avoiding obstacles as it goes.
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The way she handles and assesses and comes to clarity about things — I've always said, she's smarter than me, she's faster than me, and she's stronger than me.
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"ISIS is not in disarray; it's not 'defeated,'" Laith Alkhouri, a senior director at Flashpoint, which assesses the global terrorist threat, said in a Twitter post on Wednesday.
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Why a former Google exec assesses job candidates' values: A former Google exec asks job candidates to tell their life story so she can identify their core values.
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Getting ready for the general The former vice president has yet to secure the nomination as Sanders remains in the race and assesses the state of his campaign.
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As is standard procedure at the ITC, the commission then assesses whether the exclusion order would have a negative effect on the public interest before finalizing the outcome.
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Fitch assesses that rated banks in the Philippines have mostly managed their property risks prudently amid rapid lending growth, with adequate risk controls and lending standards in place.
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"If the [Contingency Response Group] goes, we go," Caldwell added, referring to the US Air Forces Europe unit that assesses and opens airbases and performs initial airfield operations.
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Faced with an American visegrip on their economy and advantageous unconventional capabilities, nothing will be off the table as Tehran assesses its next moves against the United States.
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Our fashion writer assesses their fortunes in the wake of several high-profile fails, including Kendall Jenner's Pepsi commercial and the Fyre Festival, promoted by Bella Hadid, above.
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As designated by law, every five years, the Department of the Interior assesses which parcels of federal land and waters are eligible for oil and gas lease sales.
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The depression management app 7 Cups, for example, assesses mood and connects users to a crisis help line, but doesn't provide users with the other four recommended tools.
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"The Committee will continue to monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook as it assesses the appropriate path" for its main borrowing rate, it said.
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The musician Kelli Schaefer assesses the state of things ("This world is bad for you, and it's bad for me too") as Mija's anxious synthesizer swells squirm underneath.
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It's unclear whether the Justice Department, which reviews insurance-industry deals, or the Federal Trade Commission, which assesses the pharmaceutical and retail sectors, has jurisdiction over the merger.
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He is expected to oversee the inter-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses proposed transactions to ensure they do not harm national security.
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They began by rating each pair's eating habits by the US Department of Agriculture's Healthy Eating Index, which assesses how closely a person's diet quality aligns with national guidelines.
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The law allows the government to freeze the KMT's assets while a committee assesses whether the party is the rightful owner, and to seize them if it judges otherwise.
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The Fed has put further rate moves on hold as it assesses the degree to which economic growth is slowing, and how major overseas economies fare in coming months.
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"Callsign analyses all events through a combination of all the different angles (device, location and behaviour), whereas the competition only assesses through one or at most two," he adds.
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Why it matters: The cyber espionage group "FruityArmor," which is likely responsible for this zero-day, has slowly been ramping up activity over the past two years, Kaspersky assesses.
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Australia's central bank kept its cash rate steady at 1.5 percent on Tuesday, a widely expected decision as it assesses the impact of past cuts in August and May.
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So, for example, there's an entity called the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses foreign direct investments, for particularly these kinds of national security reasons.
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Fitch assesses the fiscal restraint in the face of multiple political events as impressive compared with rating peers and highlights the importance of the fiscal anchor to the government.
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Oxfam may be bad at policing its staff, but, argues Dan Corry of New Philanthropy Capital, which assesses charities, it is one of the best at evaluating its projects.
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The ratings may also be upgraded if Fitch assesses the bank's standalone credit profile to be sufficiently strong to underpin the ratings, rather than rely on potential sovereign support.
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James Harkin, the author of "Hunting Season," a book about the Western hostages in Syria, ably assesses the file and proposes a possible way to bring Mr. Dawes home.
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A series of tests called a liver panel assesses how well your liver's working by looking at compounds like enzymes, proteins, and bilirubin, a yellow substance found in bile.
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Fitch assesses the links between Transnet and the sovereign as moderate to strong, which until 2015 led to a one-notch uplift of Transnet's rating from the standalone level.
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Washington (CNN)The U.S. assesses that ISIS is ramping up the numbers of militants in Libya and that it has become harder for the group's fighters to enter Syria.
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The performance standards will include a pass or fail grade that assesses the "structural integrity, safety, maintainability, reliability, fuel economy, emissions, noise, and performance" of buses and modified vans.
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The ratings may also be upgraded if Fitch assesses the bank's standalone credit profile to be sufficiently strong to underpin the ratings rather than rely on potential sovereign support.
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"Resale is trending," said Martin Ambrose, 2895, an associate manager at the RealReal, who estimates he assesses over 290,423 items each month from clients, many of whom are regulars.
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Callow, who has performed a one-man play about Wagner, assesses the composer's music in the light of his copious essays, letters, and other writings in this lively biography.
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First, it says it assesses "hazard" – the strength of evidence about whether a substance or activity can cause cancer in any way, whether in a laboratory experiment or elsewhere.
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Some colleagues say he has a tendency to "mark to market" his underlings — meaning that, in accounting terms, he assesses their value to his objectives and treats them accordingly.
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Making sure kids can read and supporting adulthood literacy: Education for All A program that monitors and assesses access to education across income levels and genders around the world.
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Ms. Bernier-Toth said the State Department hasn't changed how it assesses a level of threat in a country — just the way threats are presented and described to travelers.
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It annually assesses whether governments' spending, revenues and investments are reasonably balanced and do not excessively flout debt and deficit ceilings set under the EU Stability and Growth Pact.
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The tech company noted it assesses tweets from world leaders against its rules and focuses on the language of tweets rather than potential interpretations or intent of the content.
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Life insurance is all about risk — the insurer assesses a policy based on likelihood of mortality, and the consumer is charged a premium rate based on complex actuarial tables.
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As part of a wide-ranging integration plan, San Antonio now assesses all of its students for gifted instruction at multiple grades up to 5th grade, using several measures.
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One of the companies, Sift, which assesses a user's trustworthiness, sent me a 400-page file that contained years' worth of my Airbnb messages, Yelp orders and Coinbase activity.
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Eight cities have applied to become the next host of the European Banking Authority (EBA) - an organization with 159 employees that assesses risks and vulnerabilities in the banking sector.
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"The [intelligence community] assesses North Korea has produced nuclear weapons for ballistic missile delivery, to include delivery by ICBM-class missiles," the DIA assessment said, according to the newspaper.
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It then assesses his statistics and finds that his numbers are 11 to 14 percent better than that group's, particularly his very low interception rate, just 0.4 per game.
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" A report he wrote with his wife assesses that "it is the key failing of U.S. efforts to fight terrorism that we have not understood the importance of ideology.
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Two US defense officials told CNN on Thursday that the US military now assesses that Russian contractors believed to be funded by the Russian government participated in Wednesday's assault.
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David Solomon's new role as sole president and chief operating officer will help focus Goldman Sachs as CEO Lloyd Blankfein assesses when to exit, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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ImpactMatters builds a "unique impact model" for the organizations it assesses, comparing how it impacts outcomes with what the outcome would look like if the organization didn&apost exist.
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The league also released its Last Two Minute report on Friday, which assesses critical late plays of any game that is within 5 points in the final two minutes.
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"Naval Forces Central Command assesses this interaction as unsafe and unprofessional due to the Iranian vessel shining a laser on one of the formation's helicopters," Fifth Fleet spokesman Cmdr.
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Unlike music, podcasts have certain features that might make them harder to qualify, like hosts' voices, for instance, but she wouldn't elaborate on how the company assesses these traits.
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A South Korean think-tank affiliated with the country's intelligence agency (INSS) assesses at least 340 people have been ordered to be executed since Kim took power in December 2011.
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Recent reports suggest that the North has continued to expand infrastructure at nuclear and missile sites and that U.S. intelligence assesses that the North does not intend to fully denuclearize.
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The index is a yearly ranking that assesses the business environment in 190 countries using various indicators including paying taxes, trading across borders, starting a business and protecting minority investors.
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Groups sometimes have to wait for a year while the Home Office assesses their capability and finds them a family; Narberth's volunteers were asked to tweak their submissions three times.
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The British government has overhauled the way it assesses terror threat levels to include homegrown and right-wing extremists, putting them on an equal footing with foreign and jihadist threats.
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"The purpose of this is to quantify the costs of doing it wrong," said Feyertag of ODI, which with TMP Systems developed a free modeling tool that assesses those risks.
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We also have a highly technical triage tool that assesses a person's physical and mental health status, length of time on the streets and other personal barriers that cause homelessness.
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From Tuesday, Westpac now assesses the serviceability capacity of its customers using the lower of 2.5% over its lending rate, or a minimum 5.75% floor test, according to its website.
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For now, RBC's Ong expects the RBA to shift to the sidelines as it assesses the impact of its cuts, government tax rebates and recent easing of mortgage lending rules.
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ORNSKOV: WHAT YOU DO IN THIS PARTICULAR SITUATION, YOU GO TO THE WEALTH EXPERTS THAT ASSESSES THE SITUATION, YOU GET A SO-CALLED WELLS OPINION, WE GOT ONE OF THOSE.
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CFIUS, which assesses international acquisitions for potential national security risks, has objected to a historically high number of deals this year, people familiar with the matter told Reuters last week.
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The auditors said the banking agency "was unable to provide an overview of critical functions for every bank under its remit," raising doubts on how the SRB assesses bank liabilities.
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As DHS assesses how it might address the plan's proposals, filling existing vacancies at the "chief operating officer" level across DHS could position the department to better implement any reorganization.
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The bottom-line statistic that most broadly assesses the relationship between women and firearms was determined by research conducted by the Department of Preventative Medicine at the University of Tennessee.
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We Honor Veterans assesses qualifications of participating hospice care facilities based on levels of care from one to five; each level indicates a degree of education and training of staff.
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The amendment is part of an ongoing battle by conservatives and the administration to discredit the CBO, the non-partisan, professional agency that assesses the budgetary impact of Congressional bills.
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"Dragos assesses with moderate confidence that XENOTIME intends to establish required access and capability to cause a potential, future disruptive--or even destructive--event," Dragos said in a blog post.
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The system changes the way the group assesses a charity's financial health, but it leaves intact the way it rates a group's "accountability and transparency," the second major performance category.
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He'll make the official announcement of his exploratory committee on Friday, as he assesses his chances against Graham, who is well-funded and now chairs the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Organized primarily from the Worcester Art Museum's permanent collection, Photo Revolution assesses the trajectory of contemporary art through a comparison of traditional media with photography and emerging photo-based art.
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Earlier on Tuesday, President Mario Draghi of the ECB noted that political stability in the euro area is a positive factor when the bank assesses the future of monetary policy.
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"Today's proposal would make significant improvements to how the council identifies, assesses, and responds to potential risks to U.S. financial stability," Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said in a statement.
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What this moment demands is an honest, raw and difficult form of criticism, one that assesses work for its creative merit while not flinching from the circumstances of its creators.
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"This campaign is about long-term observation; we are doing what the French government should be doing," said Mr. Barbati, a biologist who assesses salmon stocks for the Canadian government.
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Patients may not appreciate the consequences of learning they have a high likelihood of having a heart attack or breast cancer or one of the other diseases the test assesses.
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"The FBI further assesses in some cases these conspiracy theories very likely encourage the targeting of specific people, places, and organizations, thereby increasing the likelihood of violence against these targets."
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How one assesses maleness is an ongoing topic for Mr. Ellams, who has moved on from self-performed solo plays to allow 11 actors the ensemble of a playgoer's dreams.
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In one, a woman assesses the evidence of her previous night's drunken binge in a home that is not her own, and we never find out why she is there.
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Moreover, Fitch assesses MutRe's liquidity as strong, which is supported by highly rated bonds, although a high proportion of the company's total assets are represented by funds withheld by cedants.
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Russian athletes will be permitted to compete as neutrals if they complete a vetting process that assesses their history of drug testing, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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But a key systemic flaw in the way the military assesses civilian casualties is the likely reason that so many deaths are left uncounted and, indeed, compounds these other problems.
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Stuart Wyatt, the regional finds liaison officer based at the Museum of London who assesses the artifacts, said there was a "huge increase in numbers" of mudlarks in recent years.
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"Kids mainly want to be like grown-ups, and grown-ups have cars," said Heather MacKenzie of BestReviews, where she assesses dozens of children's toys and even drives a few.
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Although Shuanghui is separately listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Fitch assesses WH Group on a consolidated basis as the company is able to access Shuanghui's cash flows via dividends.
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What is missing is a comprehensive approach to the monitoring and evaluation of security assistance that assesses outcomes (intended and unintended), informs decision-making and enables real-time course correction.
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When a bank assesses account ownership — say, when the thief initiates a funds transfer or account connection to that intermediary — it can look like you own both accounts, Pascual said.
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To complicate matters, two US defense officials told CNN that the US military now assesses that Russian contractors, believed to be funded by the Russian government, participated in Wednesday's assault.
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S. Naval Forces Central Command assesses this interaction as unprofessional due to the threatening nature of the Iranian warning directed at 2 aircraft flying routine flight paths in international airspace.
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The bill currently lists only "factors to be considered" when the executive branch assesses a country's human rights record, and it does not require any congressional approval for bilateral agreements.
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"I owe them an email," he says, and clicks over to a message forwarded from the geologist that assesses the relative dangers of going into what is now a war zone.
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Reliance on short-term borrowing has declined notably due to macro-prudential policy and Fitch assesses that banks have sufficient sources of foreign exchange liquidity to withstand a severe financing shock.
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Obama assesses Flint water crisis up close The President is also expected to embark on four more foreign trips this year and is believed to be considering a major economic speech.
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In terms of deal evaluation, every company the firm assesses for a potential investment is tracked within proprietary 645 software, and all of the firm's diligence work is tagged and tracked.
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Reality check: Not all systems were tested for the report, so the GAO assesses the cybersecurity vulnerabilities it's reporting on today are likely just a small sampling of the overall problem.
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On Tuesday, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank still assesses the economy as strong amid unemployment near a five-decade low and inflation close to its 2% target.
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"Some companies, including the online behemoth Amazon", he noted, "now voluntarily collect and remit sales tax in every state that assesses one—even those in which they have no physical presence".
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Hydro still assesses the global primary aluminum market as being in supply deficit, as does Alcoa, although the U.S. company has trimmed its shortfall number due to weaker-than-expected demand.
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Fitch takes a bottom-up approach to rating Dutch mental healthcare institutions and assesses their credit fundamentals on a standalone basis, using the Rating Criteria for Public Sector Revenue-Supported Debt.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Electronics giant Sony Corp said a factory producing image sensors for smartphone makers will remain closed while it assesses the damage from two deadly earthquakes which hit southern Japan.
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"We currently assesses no civilian casualties have occurred as a result of any U.S. Africa Command air strikes," the U.S. military's Africa command AFRICOM said in en emailed response to Reuters.
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Notwithstanding these improvements, Fitch assesses IIB's business profile as high-risk, given the bank's focus on the private sector (83% of loans at end-June 103) and overall weak asset quality.
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A new app in China is now assigning users a personal credit score, and it's drawing comparisons to the season three opener of Black Mirror where an app assesses people's worth.
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Washington (CNN)The military assesses that the shell fired on a joint US-Iraqi base Tuesday was indeed a chemical weapon, according to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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Hydro still assesses the global primary aluminium market as being in supply deficit, as does Alcoa, although the U.S. company has trimmed its shortfall number due to weaker-than-expected demand.
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The debentures are perpetual, while Fitch assesses the effective maturity to be at the 50th anniversary from issuance, due to the debentures' coupon step-up from year 51 of over 100bp.
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Boeing is reportedly making a safety feature a new standard part of its 6900 Max series of planes as it assesses its aircraft in the wake of two recent deadly crashes.
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Three Asia-bound American Airlines flights that normally fly over Russia have been rerouted, as the airline assesses growing geopolitical tensions, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC on Saturday.
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Fitch assesses Finnet's credit profile to be similar to that of Berlina as both entities have comparable EBITDA, and generate cash flows from transactions with entities that have strong financial profiles.
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Chopan and University of Vermont Professor of Medicine Benjamin Littenberg reviewed data from the National Health and Nutritional Examination Survey, which assesses health and nutritional status using interviews and physical exams.
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The researchers created what they called the HAQ Index frontier, which assesses the gap between how our healthcare should be doing (based on socio-demographic development) versus how it actually fares.
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The score assesses the 10-year chance of a hip fracture or any osteoporotic fracture and can be used to decide who should take measures and medications to help prevent them.
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Most of the reasons these governments cited were related to national security and defamation, Google reported, adding that it assesses each request, but does not necessary comply with all of them.
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Whereas the multiple-deprivation index largely assesses the presence of negative factors like crime and unemployment, the new index highlights the absence of positives, such as civic amenities and transport links.
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An independent company called Professional Sports Authenticator will rate any card and give a grade from 0 to 10, which assesses a card's condition and, in most cases, determines its price.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is considering a major change to the way it assesses scientific work, a move that would severely restrict the research available to it when writing environmental regulations.
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"When the vast majority of the money is spent on events that don't generate significant revenue, that's concerning," said Ashley Post, a spokeswoman for Charity Navigator, an organization that assesses charities.
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While the property had no known reports of injuries to hotel guests or staff, it is not accepting bookings for now, as it assesses its structural integrity, according to a spokeswoman.
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NSA assesses the vulnerability to be severe and that sophisticated cyber actors will understand the underlying flaw very quickly and, if exploited, would render the previously mentioned platforms as fundamentally vulnerable.
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Its job isn't to tell him what he wants to hear, but rather to tell him what it assesses he needs to hear in order to keep the American people safe.
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We don't have access to classified intelligence, and we don't know if it is, in fact, the case that the intelligence community assesses Iran to have held back on harming Americans.
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But top miners, including Poland's KGHM Polska Miedz SA , have recently expressed concern about longer-term prospects as the country assesses rewriting its constitution and overhauling tax laws to quell protests.
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" The report said the intelligence agency assesses that ISIS is "postured to withstand al-Baghdadi's death, and probably will maintain 'continuity of operations, global cohesion, and at least its current trajectory.
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He argued that Revive & Restore strictly assesses its de-extinction projects, through its own criteria and international guidelines, to ensure that they are worth doing and consistent with preserving existing biodiversity.
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Today's business world presents women with a world of challenges to overcome and our nation still lacks the necessary research to correctly assesses and meet the needs of women business owners.
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There are a number of sessions on electric vehicles, and changes in transportation will be a big part of the discussion, as the industry assesses the future requirements for fossil fuels.
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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released its annual Sector Views report, in which it assesses changes in financial services and the risks that can befall consumers as a result.
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The ECA, which assesses EU spending, questioned the lack of a comprehensive impact assessment and the removal of a provision linking the continuation of EFSI to the results of an independent evaluation.
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CFIUS, which assesses deals to ensure they do not harm national security, had expressed concerns of the MoneyGram deal over the safety of data that can be used to identify U.S. citizens.
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They were kept together at Cleivi underwent her credible fear interview — which assesses if someone can pursue a claim of asylum — on May 24 in the family detention center in Dilley, Texas.
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The data was collected in the 2012 instalment of the OECD's Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), which assesses academic results internationally via a survey given to a random selection of schools.
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Fitch assesses CDB's liquidity as 'aaa' primarily due to the large amount of liquid assets relative to short-term debt, as well as the overall excellent quality of the institution's treasury portfolio.
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The Senate version of the NDAA also seeks to strengthen the inter-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses deals to ensure they do not compromise national security.
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Cognitive scientists have proposed an intriguing answer: our brain assesses new information in light of the knowledge it has already stored, because in most cases that is, in fact, the optimal approach.
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In " Direct Action: Protest and the Reinvention of American Radicalism " (Verso), L. A. Kauffman assesses movements of the past half century not as scattered uprisings but as phases of an overarching project.
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Manages Senior Directors in the development and implementation of the strategic vision for public policy, media relations and advocacy (20%)• Guides and critically assesses the units' vision, performance objectives and budget goals.
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The IMF, in its annual External Sector Report, which assesses exchange rates and current account surpluses and deficits, also said current account surpluses and deficits are becoming increasingly concentrated in advanced economies.
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Washington (CNN)The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have captured an individual the US assesses to be Mohammed Haydar Zammar, a Syrian-born German national linked to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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" The US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, told the Security Council on Friday that the US assesses that Assad "has used chemical weapons in the Syrian war at least 50 times.
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The U.S. currently assesses the second highest corporate tax rate in the developed world, and it is one of only two countries that taxes earnings abroad when companies bring them back home.
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The European Court of Auditors (ECA), an EU institution charged with monitoring the bloc's finances, urged the Commission to be more transparent in the way it assesses countries' compliance with fiscal rules.
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I'm lead through their sleek Manhattan office and shown to a room where wispy Nadia Afanaseva—the operation's founder, CEO and master technician who ordinarily charges $1,600 per treatment—assesses my face.
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The larger-than-expected number alarmed the market, sending prices in the main producing regions to their lowest since 2005, according to Shanghai-based consultants JC Intelligence Co (JCI) which assesses prices.
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Each firm currently assesses its own risks and capital requirements under the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) at least yearly and regulators can check at any time and demand a change.
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The Government Accountability Office assesses that to fully implement the plan, for which only a preliminary estimate has been submitted, the Navy will likely actually require billions more than it currently expects.
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The latest findings of the World Happiness Report, an annual survey that assesses the state of global wellbeing, have been released ahead of the United Nations' International Happiness Day on March 20.
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To assess the risks faced by wild coffees, Dr. Davis and his colleagues applied a barometer developed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, an international organization that assesses biodiversity risks.
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China's foreign debt risks are generally under control and adjusting the way it assesses cross-border financing risks will not lead to a sharp rise in China's foreign debt, the SAFE said.
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"The committee assesses that maintaining a sustained disinflation process is the key for achieving lower sovereign risk, lower long-term interest rates, and stronger economic recovery," the bank said in its statement.
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Tygart said athletes were selected for testing based on an algorithm that assesses internationally established risk factors, like performance improvement, ranking, biological analysis, the competition calendar, injury and research on doping trends.
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Every year, The Economist magazine assesses the state of democracy across the world, based on five categories: electoral process and pluralism; civil liberties; the functioning of government; political participation; and political culture.
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Energy stocks rose 21% on the back of higher oil prices, which were supported by supply risks as the market assesses the fallout from last weekend's drone attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure.
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But Vice Chair Richard Clarida, speaking at the same conference, sought to underscore that the Fed assesses a broad range of economic metrics, particularly if those measures aren't sending the same signal.
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The new rule, under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), requires both domestic and foreign food facilities to maintain a written food defense plan that assesses their potential vulnerabilities to deliberate contamination.
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Harvard denies the claim and says it assesses each applicant on an individual basis, sometimes using race as a "plus" factor, to achieve the best mix among students for its educational goals.
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To help answer this question, on Thursday morning, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace unveiled a new tracker that presents each allegation of noncompliance made by the Trump administration and assesses them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As society critically assesses history through the lens of evolved attitudes and mores, art historians and curators must, in turn, reevaluate the art of the past.
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Every Thompson fight is decided by distance: he controls the distance, keeps it how he wants it for a little while, assesses his opponents' aggression and leads or counters based on that.
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The Institute for Clinical Economic Review — an independent expert body that assesses cost effectiveness of medical treatments — assigned a cost effectiveness value of up to $1,688,000 for Kymriah for its use in children.
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However, so far there has been no sign of such volatility, and Fitch assesses this risk to be modest given the low share of non-resident holdings in RON-denominated government debt (18.6%).
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Fitch assesses IY's and TB's largest exposures as moderate risk working-capital loans to manufacturing companies, while UB's are somewhat higher-risk due to weaker underwriting and limited access to higher-quality borrowers.
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"The committee will continue to monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook as it assesses the appropriate path of the target range for the federal funds rate," the statement read.
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TROON, Scotland (Reuters) - Former European Ryder Cup captain Tony Jacklin, winner of the 22014 British Open and 22014 U.S. Open, assesses the chances of golf's 'Big Four' in this week's Royal Troon major.
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L'Oréal invented a computerized machine that assesses photos of your face (they're taken by an in-store technician) and uses an algorithm of around 22,000 color options to dispense an individualized Lancôme foundation.
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Uncertainty continues to cloud the future of the U.K. financial services industry as it assesses how to continue working once the country -- and with it the City of London -- leaves the European Union.
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While Yumashev's team modeled future consequences of climate change, a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences assesses the global economic damage that the problem has already caused.
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Since the early 2000s RobecoSAM, a sustainable-investment specialist that assesses thousands of public companies on environmental and social criteria, has included measures of gender equality, such as equitable pay and talent management.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Weakened Financial Profile: Fitch assesses BAIC Group's financial profile on a proportionate consolidation of the company's two joint ventures with Hyundai Motor Company (BBB+/Stable) and Daimler AG (A-/Stable).
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Iraqi oil Minister Jabbar al-Luaibi has warned his country may walk away from any deal if it does not agree with the way OPEC assesses current production, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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"This seems to show that CYBERCOM systematically and regularly assesses the risks of getting caught red-handed," Thomas Rid, professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins University, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Verizon and Yahoo are closing in on their $4.4 billion merger deal, which was first in July and has been delayed as Yahoo assesses the fallout from two data breaches disclosed last year.
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"South Korean Defense Ministry assesses North Korea, at this point, has not secured the capability of miniaturizing a nuclear warhead nor does it have actual combat capability of KN-08," the ministry said.
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The reelection of Nancy Pelosi in the House as Minority Leader is reflective of a party that does not want to conduct a formal AAR that assesses strengths and weaknesses, sustains and improves.
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The Office of Research and Development monitors water quality and harmful algal blooms in lakes, researches the role of black carbon on climate change and assesses the risk to public health from asbestos.
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UL. The Senate version of the NDAA also seeks to strengthen the inter-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses deals to ensure they do not compromise national security.
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Spiegel and Murphy's commitment to hold on to their shares will provide a slight boost of confidence for worried investors, said James Gellert, CEO of RapidRatings, which assesses the financial health of companies.
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The US assesses that the observed activity indicated the site is being dismantled but the official cautioned that the actions taken so far are likely reversible should North Korea decide to change course.
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"We are witnessing the opening salvos of an arms race," James M. Acton, a senior analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, last year told a congressional commission that assesses China's power.
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The United States also assesses the regime still has chemicals—specifically, sarin and chlorine—that it can use in future attacks and that the regime retains the expertise necessary to develop new weapons.
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Sompo Japan Nipponkoa had a 26% share of the domestic non-life insurance market by net premiums written in the financial year ended March 2017 (FYE17), and Fitch assesses its solvency as strong.
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Under the order, Defense Secretary James Mattis will have to prepare a 30-day "readiness review" that assesses training, equipment maintenance, munitions, modernization and infrastructure, and identifies actions to be taken this year.
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In addition to the attributes above, Kantesaria also assesses the company's pricing power and volume growth as well as whether the product or service is essential and how nimble the cost structure is.
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NOAA said the next step is to conduct a natural resource damage assessment that "assesses injuries to natural resources and then determines the best methods to rehabilitate, replace" the benefits those resources provided.
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Surface/Depth: The Decorative After Miriam Schapiro, currently at the Museum of Arts and Design assesses the legacy of Miriam Schapiro, the only member of the original P&D group no longer active.
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That provision seeks to reform the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), the interagency panel that assesses national security threats posed by significant investments in U.S. businesses by non-U.
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Not only do they think Kim won't give up his nuclear weapons, as the US intelligence community assesses, but they seem to think that Biegun may give up too much in the process.
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The third is a larger database and risk management platform that assesses how various third-party services (for example advertising providers) work on a site and where they might pose data protection risks.
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Under the order, Defense Secretary James Mattis will have to prepare a 30-day "readiness review" that assesses training, equipment maintenance, munitions, modernization and infrastructure, and identifies actions to be taken this year.
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One of these, for example, is called the verbal fluency test, which assesses a person's ability to generate words in certain categories or beginning with certain letters — a test of left hemisphere integrity.
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Brussels grants direct access from abroad if it assesses that financial rules in a non-EU "third country" are as robust as those in the bloc, seeking to protect investors and financial stability.
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Notwithstanding these improvements, Fitch assesses IIB's business profile as high-risk, given the bank's focus on the private sector (85% of total banking exposure at end-June 2017) and the bank's small size.
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The doctor assesses the patient the way we are trained to do it — to first think about the most dangerous possibilities and then work our way down that list from deadly to annoying.
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The report also lauded recent legislation that strengthened the review process by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an interagency panel that assesses the national security implications of investment.
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UL. The Senate version of the NDAA also seeks to strengthen the inter-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses deals to ensure they do not compromise national security.
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In particular, it wants the bank to describe how it assesses climate risk across the portfolio, whether it is the companies it is invested in, the real estate properties or its bond holdings.
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This is an added screening by caseworkers at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in Washington, which assesses each Syrian case and selects some for processing through the Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate office.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that the US Defense Intelligence Agency assesses that North Korea may have produced 12 nuclear weapons since Trump and Kim first shook hands in Singapore last year.
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Of this number, Airwars assesses between 323 and 232,259 civilian casualties to be likely, meaning the organization has identified two or more credible sources reported within an area where coalition airstrikes were declared nearby.
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Of this number, Airwars assesses between 477 and 1,593 civilian casualties to be likely, meaning the organization has identified two or more credible sources reported within an area where coalition airstrikes were declared nearby.
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He's a constitutional textualist - in the mold of deceased justice Antonin Scalia, whose seat he will fill - and the New York Times assesses him as actually to the right of Scalia on the issues.
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The next Shared National Credit review, which assesses risk in the largest and most complex credits shared by multiple financial institutions, will likely again focus on O&G exposure as well as leveraged lending.
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The remit of CFIUS, an interagency group led by the Treasury Department that assesses mergers and stock buys by foreign investors and companies to ensure that purchases do not harm national security, was broadened.
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" An FBI spokesman at the time said that the bureau "assesses all risks and vulnerabilities associated with any foreign influence or security concerns for vendors under consideration for contracts, including subcontracts, with the FBI.
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The International Energy Agency assesses the OPEC and non-OPEC agreements could move the crude market into a deficit of 0.6 million bpd during the first half of 2017, if they are implemented fully.
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The Bank of England's (BoE) interest rate-setting committee will certainly watch the data with interest, along with the unemployment rate and inflation data as it assesses the right time to increase interest rates.
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CFIUS, made up of representatives from the Departments of Defense, State, Justice, Treasury, Commerce, Energy and Homeland Security, assesses proposed foreign deals to purchase U.S. assets to ensure they do not harm national security.
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"Insikt Group assesses with a high degree of confidence that tessa88 is one of many monikers created by Maksim Donakov to sell high-profile databases on underground criminal forums," the firm's research team writes.
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BAN22401 is administered intravenously and was being tested in five dosage strengths in 43 patients with either mild cognitive impairment or early-stage Alzheimer's in a phase two trial, which assesses a medication's dosage.
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Some 61.6 percent of Bulgarians do not expect early parliamentary elections, though more than 64 percent assesses the political situation in the country negatively, a survey by independent pollster Alpha Research showed on Wednesday.
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"The FBI assesses anti-government, identity-based, and fringe political conspiracy theories very likely motivate some domestic extremists, wholly or in part, to commit criminal and sometimes violent activity," the bureau found in May.
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She said Audi's management was in talks with labor representatives as the company assesses how many workers it will need at its various sites in the future, considering ongoing changes in the automotive sector.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said earlier that the United States assesses Iran was responsible for the attacks on the two tankers, based on intelligence, the weapons used and the level of expertise demonstrated.
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Four years later, the case is now a shell of its initial self: It's about whether the oil giant confused investors with how it assesses the costs of climate-change policies on its operations.
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The prison opened in 1975 and, according to its website, it receives, assesses, classifies and assigns all male offenders age 17 and above in the state who are sentenced to 91 days or more.
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Uber said it will appeal the decision, meaning users in London will still be able to use the app while a magistrate assesses whether the firm is fit to continue offering its services there.
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Separately, CFO Ulrik Svensson said that while Lufthansa continuously assesses whether all of its businesses have a fair amount of synergies with the group's airlines it currently had nothing new to report regarding disposals.
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The US military assesses that Russian contractors, that are believed to be funded by the Russian government, participated in the assault on US and SDF forces on Wednesday, according to two US defense officials.
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Specifically, the NPR assesses the international security threat environment; explains why maintaining the nuclear stockpile is in the national security interest; outlines nuclear deterrence policy and strategy; and aligns the country's nuclear forces accordingly.
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Why it matters: The $2603 million falls well below the $2260 billion the Association of State Dam Safety Officials assesses is needed to repair and modernize the nation's tens of thousands of aging dams.
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Each insurer assesses the value of drugs and negotiates prices on its own, resulting in a fragmented, shifting and opaque patchwork of coverage decisions, not to mention variation in the net prices for drugs.
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The Federal Reserve likely will need to pause before implementing further rate hikes as it assesses the economy's direction and the impact of its previous policy moves, Kansas City Fed President Esther George said Tuesday.
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Currently, all banks above $50bn in assets are required to take part in the CCAR process, which includes both a qualitative examination of risk management processes and a quantitative component that assesses projected capital ratios.
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Be smart: Researchers distinguish between measures of "equality of opportunity," which assesses options open to individuals to improve their standing, and measures of "equality of outcomes," which describes the aggregate results of actions and policies.
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"The FBI assesses these conspiracy theories very likely will emerge, spread, and evolve in the modern information marketplace, occasionally driving both groups and individual extremists to carry out criminal or violent acts," the bulletin states.
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Earlier this year S&P Global Platts, an agency that assesses the Brent price, said it would incorporate from January a fifth crude from a Norwegian field, to ensure a more stable mix of production.
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Fitch assesses the respective financial and economic standing of each bank's controlling subnational as the main shareholder and, given their strong performance in the region of their controllers, such assessments can influence these banks' ratings.
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" The company said, however, that it "routinely assesses market conditions and may decide to purchase additional shares of common stock of Wells Fargo based on its evaluation of the investment opportunity presented by such purchases.
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However, it assesses that only a third of this actually happened in the first half of the year, meaning a lot more in the second half with yet more start-ups seen in early 2017.
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Our center assesses the anti-government movement's violent fringe, responsible for almost 50 fatalities since 9/11, as the nation's second most prominent terror threat to the United States, after Salafist jihadists such as ISIS.
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According to Variety, Netflix's latest French original series, Osmosis, is set in near-future Paris, during a time in which one's soulmate can be pinpointed using a brain implant that assesses all possible love options.
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However one assesses the utilities, one thing is clear: Investors are clearly paying up for their perceived safety in an unsafe-seeming world, and for their relatively high dividend yields in a low-rate world.
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The U.S. assesses that North Korea is likely to have the capability to launch intercontinental ballistic missiles by next year, and the country is hitting nuclear milestones much more quickly than experts had believed possible.
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VIABILITY RATINGS Fitch assesses that excessive growth, particularly in WMP issuances, exposures in entrusted investments and non-loan credit, may render capital more vulnerable to deterioration beyond what is implied by the current rating levels.
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"The FBI assesses these conspiracy theories very likely will emerge, spread, and evolve in the modern information marketplace, occasionally driving both groups and individual extremists to carry out criminal or violent acts," the document states.
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"The FBI assesses these conspiracy theories very likely will emerge, spread, and evolve in the modern information marketplace, occasionally driving both groups and individual extremists to carry out criminal or violent acts," a report found.
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Wade were overturned or further eroded, Planned Parenthood assesses that 25 million women -- 1 in 3 women of reproductive age in this country -- would be living in states where abortion is outlawed or even criminalized.
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When Ahmad came home in March 2014, he was flagged by customs officials, who pulled him aside for a second screening and alerted a federal agency that assesses potential threats, two law enforcement officials said.
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Congress already requires each state and territory to produce a Wildlife Action Plan that both assesses the health of fish and wildlife in their jurisdiction and identifies clear steps necessary to recover species in trouble.
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Putin likely assesses that you are willing to show respect for foreign counterparts even if they are attacking the United States or our interests, not to mention, in North Korea's case, torturing their own people.
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Here's how the public assesses the media's performance in reporting on climate change: From question to question, the gap between the sides gets slightly narrower or wider, but across the board, the partisan divide remains.
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The curatorial team typically considers what work is necessary to restore an instrument to functional use, then assesses the risks of damage and considers what knowledge can be gained from the experience of playing it.
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It's a wordy and ambling jam about navigating a domestic drama—specifically, going into anaphylactic shock while weeding a flower bed—in which Barnett drolly assesses the inanities and the ecstasies of life on earth.
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In the opening shot, as Frances soberly assesses herself in the mirror — neck, chest, corners of the eyes — Ms. Parker conveys the sense of a woman who Marie Kondoed her rose-colored glasses years ago.
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While such trades are also kept from public view, Platts assesses the Asian spot price with its Japan Korea Marker (JKM) process using anonymous sources and, since last June, offers, bids and trades volunteered openly.
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Diamond, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Guns, Germs, and Steel," looks at how six countries responded to recent upsets, and assesses whether the world is prepared to grapple with the crises it faces now.
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Peter Sarsgaard plays Peter Lucien, a professional house tuner in New York City who assesses the ambient noise in people's homes (electrical appliances, wind patterns) to pinpoint the source of their anxiety, depression or fatigue.
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" The memo alleges that the FISA application cited a September 2016 Yahoo News article on Page's July 2016 trip to Moscow, but the application "incorrectly assesses that Steele did not provide information to Yahoo News.
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"It realistically assesses international conditions and addresses impacts of these developments for nuclear forces, including strengthening deterrence by reintroducing low-yield nuclear weapon options to the U.S. nuclear weapon arsenal," said Dodge, the Heritage analyst.
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The bill had called for the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism to be referred to when the Department of Education assesses whether there has been a violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
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The US military assesses that ISIS has lost over 98% of the territory it controlled at its peak, an area that once stretched across Syria and Iraq and included major cities like Mosul and Raqqa.
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Mr. Valeska demands much of the money up front and assesses a fee for each criminal charge, so one defendant facing seven counts in a prescription drug fraud case paid nearly $20153,000 to enter diversion.
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The companies had tried unsuccessfully to win approval for the $2.33 billion deal from the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), which assesses mergers to ensure they do not endanger national security.
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Salesforce has nine employee resource groups, regularly assesses its own equal pay gaps (and spent $6 million to adjust salaries of more than 26,000 employees), and achieved its net-zero carbon emissions goal earlier this year.
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The statement issued Monday by the U.S. Africa command said it assesses that no civilians were killed in the attack on Sunday about 26 miles southwest of Bosasso, the commercial capital of the semiautonomous Puntland state.
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"IHS assesses that this saturation of security force deployment will be effective in containing crime, unrest and vandalism during the Olympics, as was the case during the World Cup," Caicedo, said in a note on Monday.
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The RWN could result in a downgrade of MRF if DIST is downgraded, or Fitch assesses MC's ability to provide support as being weaker than that of DIST while its propensity is the same as DIST's.
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"The areas of our lives affected by modern-day slavery ... are widespread with forced labor existing in the hospitality, domestic, beauty and construction industries to name a few," said Talens, who assesses slavery risks in businesses.
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In a dramatic reveal at the end of each episode, veterinarian Karen Halligan assesses the dog's DNA test, revealing the mix of breeds it descended from and how "wolfy" it is—yes, as in, awoooooo wolf.
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South Korea: President Moon Jae-in will do whatever it takes, including literally embracing Kim, to keep negotiations going because he assesses that both South Korea's security and his own job security are on the line.
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Since 1985, IARC has received more than $48 million from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, $22 million of which has gone to IARC's "monograph" program, which assesses whether various substances can cause cancer in people.
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The apparatus of observational intelligence that dominates the web was established by private companies, and assesses our worth as individuals through the lens of consumerism, according to Shoshana Zuboff, as described in her book Surveillance Capitalism.
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That argument appears to have won the day, although what happens after the 90 day trial period comes to a close and the company assesses the success of the new pay structure remains to be seen.
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"If you are creating a temporary town ... obviously you need to bring new infrastructure into a place," said Claire O'Neill from British-based non-profit group A Greener Festival, which assesses festivals on the environmental performance.
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Transfermarkt, which assesses player values, estimates that Marcus Berg, a 32-year-old Swedish striker for Al Ain, is worth 4.5 million euros, or about $5.1 million; and the team has three other million-euro players.
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In support of the new model, Brigaid is also working with the nonprofit architecture firm MASS Design Group (Model of Architecture Serving Society) on a pilot study that assesses a school kitchen's suitability for scratch cooking.
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To know how this network assesses his performance, we need to know what basic positive and negative values Trump has inputted, and how they might compete with one another to determine whether or not he's succeeding.
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Australian shares ended 0.43 percent higher after Australia's central bank kept its cash rate steady at 20.4 percent on Tuesday, a widely expected decision as it assesses the impact of its May and August rate cuts.
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The efforts are driven in part by a 236-point divide between Democrats and Republicans in their confidence in colleges, shown in the most recent Gallup Poll that assesses attitudes in the country toward higher education.
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And now, hanging on for dear life to the strap of her messenger bag, she takes one look at the belongings shoved inside and immediately assesses the damage as minimal: two hundred and fifty bucks, tops.
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The BOJ is not likely to announce any major policy changes, but investors would like to see how Governor Haruhiko Kuroda assesses a recent rise in yields on 10-year bonds before making any big trades.
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S&P Global Platts, which assesses the premium underpinning the CME contract, is once again caught in the cross-fire of a heated debate as to why the premium hasn't "normalised" after the U.S.-Canadian deal.
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VIABILITY RATINGS Fitch assesses that excessive growth, particularly in wealth-management product (WMP) issuances, investments in receivables and non-loan credit, may render capital more vulnerable to deterioration beyond what is implied by the current rating levels.
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The paper, which assesses the effectiveness of the ACA and delves into Obama's health policy recommendations for the next president, was not peer-reviewed in the traditional sense, but it was fact-checked rigorously for several months.
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The index, which assesses the price of moving the major raw materials by sea, hit its lowest level ever of $290 during 2016 before resuming a bumpy journey higher towards its current price of just about $1,000.
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According to Rideout, this takes advantage of Piano's "out-of-the-box segmentation," which assesses reader loyalty based on things like how often they visit a site, where they're coming from and how many pages they visit.
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The research, which assesses the likely outcome according to three possible scenarios, says that the Conservatives are set to gain a minimum of 104 seats and a maximum of 190 on top of the 330 currently held.
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The film, directed by Shaul Schwarz and Christina Clusiau, assesses some of the ways that threatened species are used for commercial gain, from elephants being auctioned to hunters as prey, to rhinos being farmed for their horns.
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"The Republic of Korea and the U.S. assesses that North Korea's nuclear test and its long-range missile test is a severe threat against peace and stability of Republic of Korea and Asia Pacific Region," Yoo said.
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"USFOR-A assesses that the increased insurgent control since January be put in context of the Afghan sustainable security strategy which focuses Afghan forces in high-priority areas to achieve strategic and operational objectives," the report says.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Army plans to buy a limited number of Iron Dome missile defense systems from Israel as it assesses options for its long-term needs, the military branch said in a statement on Wednesday.
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While the report says China has increased its military footprint in the South China Sea and has placed additional military facilities on man-made islands there, the Pentagon assesses that China is seeking to avoid a conflict.
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He slashed in half the time it takes him to run a mile, and when it was time for him to take the Occupational Physical Assessment Test that assesses recruits' fitness for military specialties, he didn't blink.
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The false starts at the beginning of "FFL" mirror someone hesitating to bring up an uncomfortable issue in a conversation, but vocalist Jenny Lea is measured and calm as she coolly assesses the damaged relationship she's in.
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The provision Rubio is referring to seeks to reform the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), the interagency panel that assesses national security threats posed by significant investments in U.S. businesses by non-U.
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How the quiz worksThe consultancy's crisis preparedness quiz consists of 14 multiple-choice questions that assesses your company's profile (what industry you work in, how many employees the company has, where the your offices are located, etc.).
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This optimistic account centers on Litt's coming-of-age at the White House (in a job where "every audience is the entire United States"), and assesses the president's legacy along with the political processes that shaped it.
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In the process he has rewritten his reputation, transforming from a player whose mental toughness was routinely questioned to the leader of the ATP's "Under Pressure" index, which assesses performance on break points, tiebreakers and deciding sets.
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - Nissan has ceased production at Britain's biggest car factory due to the impact from coronavirus as it assesses supply chain disruption and the drop in market demand, the Japanese carmaker said on Tuesday.
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Team Rising assesses Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE's mental state withstanding the rigors of the campaign trail.
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The Committee will continue to monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook, including global developments and muted inflation pressures, as it assesses the appropriate path of the target range for the federal funds rate.
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These are important questions to answer, because these kinds of emergencies are bound to happen again, and YouTube will be a better company if it honestly assesses its performance rather than thinking it simply avoided a catastrophe.
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"The administration should also provide information on how it defines and assesses who is a civilian and who is a combatant, which terrorist group the killed combatants were members of, and where the strikes occurred," it said.
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"The game obviously assesses what the gain/loss is to any drivers involved in an incident, be that someone being spun out, or losing or gaining a place when a car is off the track," he said.
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Under the initiative, which FEMA announced in March, the Trump administration is seeking to modernize the system by which the National Flood Insurance Program assesses risks and sets insurance rates for millions of homeowners across the country.
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McAfee assesses that the ransomware attacks that hobbled the distribution of the Los Angeles Times and other Tribune papers in late December were carried out by a criminal group, not a nation, as the Times itself had reported.
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"The focus for next week will be how the BOJ will change its view on the economy, how it assesses recent rises in long-term yields, and how far it can accept rises in these yields," he said.
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In this episode, Donald Osborne, a well-known automobile appraiser, assesses the five year appreciation of three gorgeous police cars: a 1970 Plymouth Fury (8%), a 1966 Alfa Romeo Guilia (67%) and a 1982 Ford Mustang 5.0 (60%).
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To rank the Best Places to Live, U.S. News assesses statistics for the country's 100 largest metro areas, including each location's job market, cost of living, crime rates, educational quality, availability of top-notch health care and more.
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Domestic soybean prices fell to 64 reais per 21-kg bag last week, down more than 24 percent from a record high in June, according to benchmark index Esalq/BM&FBovespa, which assesses deals closed at Paranaguá port.
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The problem lay in the judgments made by the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC), which assesses the output of the intelligence-gathering agencies, and "owned" the dossier, and Mr Blair's use of the words "beyond doubt" in his foreword.
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The companies said the $2.33 billion deal was terminated by mutual agreement after the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses mergers to ensure they do not endanger national security, did not approve it.
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Under U.S. President Donald Trump, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which assesses potential foreign investment to ensure it does not harm national security, has made it harder for Chinese firms to buy U.S. assets.
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It says the application "cited extensively" a 2016 Yahoo News article focused on a trip that Page made to Moscow that year, but "incorrectly assesses" that Steele was not the source of the story, according to the memo.
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Most energy policy experts welcomed a report (grid study) issued in August by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) that assesses the resiliency and reliability of the grid and provides an overview of our rapidly changing electricity markets.
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As with Kreditech's loan platform, Monedo assesses a consumer's suitability for credit not through traditional credit checks, but by vetting the individual online — a key process considering that many of these consumers do not have a credit history.
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Cameras that recognize facial expressions, sensors that detect heart rates and software that assesses a driver's state of awareness may seem like superfluous flights of fancy, but they are increasingly viewed as part of an inevitable driving future.
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DUBLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - Ireland will never close its border with British-run Northern Ireland, even as it assesses the European Union executive's proposed coronavirus restrictions on incoming travel to the bloc, a government spokesman said on Monday.
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As its new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, assesses the strengths and weaknesses of the company with an eye toward an initial public offering in the next 2120 to 36 months, top executives believe UberEats could generate enormous growth.
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If the community assesses that there was interference, it will then inform the attorney general and the Department of Homeland Security, who will jointly have another 45 days to decide whether to trigger sanctions on the foreign actor.
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The Eurobarometer survey, which assesses social attitudes across the European Union, found in 2017 that more than three-quarters of Czechs believe the most important role of a woman is to take care of her home and family.
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All of those shot were in close proximity to Miller, one official said, adding that the US assesses that Raziq was the target because the shooter had the first choice of shot and went for Afghans, not Miller.
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"If the FBI assesses that elected officials, candidates, political campaigns, or political parties are targets of foreign influence operations involving FaceApp, the FBI would coordinate notifications, investigate, and engage the Foreign Influence Task Force, as appropriate," Tyson wrote.
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Apple denies that Dublin gave it any tax breaks, a view shared by Ireland's Office of the Revenue Commissioners, which assesses and collects taxes, and the Irish government, which on Friday agreed to join Apple in appealing the decision.
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Raffaele is a practitioner of age-management medicine, and he assesses several dozen biomarkers—things like telomeres and arterial stiffness—in order to assess patients and assign them a different so-called ImmunoAge, CardioAge, TelomerAge, NeuroAge, CutoAge, and PulmoAge.
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"It's vital that the CMA is able to take this new evidence of criminality and corporate failure into account as it assesses the Murdochs' bid to take over Sky," said Tom Watson, deputy leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party.
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THE PREMIUM MARKET S&P Global Platts, which assesses the premium underpinning the CME contract, is once again caught in the cross-fire of a heated debate as to why the premium hasn't "normalized" after the U.S.-Canadian deal.
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Specifically, they faced upgraded reviews by the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an inter-agency panel led by the U.S. Treasury Department which assesses potential mergers to ensure they do not endanger national security.
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"The interim rate will help cover the PREPA gap in cash flow to continue operating, while the Commission assesses the application of a rate restructuring in the long term," Harry Rodriguez, PREPA governing board chairman, said in the statement.
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Instead of an automatic right to settle in Britain for some 500 million European Union citizens, we are proposing an Australian-style, points-based immigration system that assesses people on the skills they bring, not the passport they hold.
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As a self-professed tennis enthusiast and theater-arts aficionado, she's caught Vogue interviewees professing their love of her favorite sport or Broadway plays before she quickly assesses they don't have a clue as to what they're talking about.
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The US military assesses that there are also approximately 3,000 ISIS fighters just across the border in Abu Kamal, Syria and there are concerns that those operatives could be used as a "reserve" in the battle for al Qaim.
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The Switzerland-based organization's 2017 Global Competitiveness Index, published Wednesday, assesses various factors driving countries' productivity and prosperity – including its institutions, infrastructure, education, innovation and labor market efficiency, among others, and showed a sharp divide between major global economies.
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Stapleton, who critic Craig Jenkins accurately assesses "has earned the rare trust of the country music establishment, diehards, and casual country listeners,"finally had a chance to sit down and teach us what he learned traveling all those years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - EDF Energy, owned by France's EDF, has extended outages at the two reactors at its Hunterston plant in Scotland, while the nuclear regulator assesses whether it is safe for them restart after cracks were discovered last year.
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The company said it uses satellite technology, geo-referenced farm data and official government records to monitor more than 210,000 square miles, an area larger than Texas, and that it assesses more than 50,000 potential cattle suppliers every day.
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Raphaelle Standell-Preston sings with openhearted earnestness about watching an eclipse as she assesses her life — "myself at the age of 27, questioning that the universe doesn't trust in me" — and ends up celebrating a loving friendship; benevolence reigns.
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The inquiry by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, which assesses national police forces, found that there had been 436 accusations of sexual abuse by police officers in England and Wales over the two years through the end of March.
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"The FBI assesses it is very likely incidents of alleged police abuse against African Americans since then have continued to feed the resurgence in ideologically motivated, violent criminal activity within the BIE [Black Identity Extremist] movement," the report reads.
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Read the 2-page note billionaire Ray Dalio just sent investors laying out his coronavirus game planAn inside look at 'knowledge graphs,' the cutting-edge technology Wall Street is betting on as it assesses market damage from the coronavirus
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While controlled studies and clinical trials are the typical processes by which the FDA assesses proper dosing standards, people are dying today, and there exists real-life, community-collected evidence that higher naloxone dosages are working effectively without issue.
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Specifically, they faced upgraded reviews by the US Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an inter-agency panel led by the US Treasury Department which assesses potential mergers to ensure they do not endanger national security.
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That's the conclusion reached by Mortgage Professionals Canada — the primary industry group representing mortgage brokers — in a new report that assesses the state of the housing market in Canada since strict new lending rules took effect in early 2000.
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Which is why, even as Washington assesses its vacant office space, other states are looking at theirs - including fast-emptying commercial spaces such as groceries and "big box" stores that have been hit by the rise of the internet economy.
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Warren assesses the female candidates for the Iron Throne based on their policies, not their personalities, and by comparing the political philosophies of two women vying for power, Warren takes as given that female ambition itself is not grounds for critique.
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The International Monetary Fund periodically assesses global subsidies for fossil fuels as part of its work on climate, and it found in a recent working paper that the fossil fuel industry got a whopping $5.2 trillion in subsidies in 2017.
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Christene Barberich, co-founder and global editor-in-chief of Refinery29Fertility Journey: Miscarriages, IVF As science-driven as the fertility world has become, it's been my experience that it's also very archaic in how it measures fertility and assesses protocol.
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The study, led by researchers at Stony Brook University in New York and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, is a bold new step for the science of climate attribution, which assesses global warming's fingerprints on extreme weather events.
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Research finds heavy Facebook users make impaired decisions like drug addicts Taylor Hatmaker writes about a new study that attempted to find a correlation between use of Facebook and performance on the Iowa Gambling Task, which assesses decision-making skills.
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Japan's third-largest steelmaker on Tuesday provided an update on the safety checks for its products, saying it now assesses there were no safety issues with falsely certified components sent to 443 customers, up from 437 as of last Thursday.
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Their approach is brazen: First the member state assesses a tax the company didn't believe it owed, and then, the EU hauls the company in for a second bite by focusing on why the company paid only the amounts assessed.
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Fitch assesses GMA on a stand-alone basis and has previously indicated that further downgrades to GNW's ratings would not result in a downgrade to GFMI's rating (see 'Fitch Publishes Genworth Rating at 'A+'; Outlook Stable' dated 03043 December 20304).
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Glencore launched a page on its website that gave detailed information of its TSFs and said that Klohn Crippen Berger, one of the world's leading experts on TSF assurance, independently audits and assesses the integrity and safety of the company's TSFs.
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"South China Sea exercises are inevitable, though the precise timing may depend on the extent to which Beijing assesses that it needs to deter counter-claimant activities and freedom of navigation operations by the US and its allies," Grossman said.
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I spoke to him earlier this week about how he assesses the market for media startups, which led into a discussion about "always-on" forms of entertainment that add stimulation to a person's environment, instead of commanding their full focus.
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Paul Ryan, who helped lead the agency's Domestic Nuclear Detection office until mid-2017, told the Los Angeles Times that DHS routinely analyzes and assesses where threats are coming from, then takes steps to invest taxpayer money efficiently to prevent them.
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Fitch assesses CEG as having good credit profile due to its strong linkage with the Chinese sovereign (A+/Stable), the government's 100% ownership and its strategic role in supporting the nation's goal to establish a full-fledged integrated financial holding company.
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Fitch assesses YSID as strategically important to Yuanta Financial Holdings given the parent's ownership of 99% of the subsidiary, risk management supervision, liquidity assistance, timely capital injections and appointment of key personnel at the subsidiary, as well as their name association.
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Tools that could be used include the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an inter-agency panel led by the Treasury Department that assesses Chinese investment to ensure it does not harm U.S. national security, the panel said.
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The Defense Department (DOD) "assesses that there are credible reports of approximately 28500 civilians killed and approximately 6900 civilians injured during 2628" as a result of military operations in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen, according to a report sent to Congress.
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LME broker Marex Spectron assesses speculators were running a marginal net short of 2.5% of open interest ahead of the latest outage news, compared with a mega short of 27% of open interest when the Port Pirie smelter first went down.
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Sherry Justus, Elkins Park, Pa. Teju Cole's essay assesses Steve McCurry's work from within Cole's own postmodern academic analytical point of view, in which the value of a photograph is determined with regard to various compound conceptual and politicized reference points.
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The event where he appeared Tuesday was organized to unveil a new "Goalkeepers" report that assesses a set of indicators pegged to the Global Goals, targets set by the United Nations in 2015 focused on reducing poverty and improving health.
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AMC announced it had suspended his show, "Talking with Chris Hardwick," while it assesses the accusations against him and said Hardwick would step aside from moderating AMC and BBC America panels at Comic-Con International in San Diego next month.
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"Innovation and Its Enemies: Why People Resist New Technology," assesses how perceptions of lost employment, identity and power drive impediment to innovation and describes the widening gap between the pace of technological advancement and slow rate at which society adjusts.
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Stilll, Xi does seem motivated to make a deal, even a mini-deal, though it's difficult to imagine why he would want to do so before the last minute, especially as he assesses Trump's manifold weaknesses over the next month.
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While businesses' tax practices are best assessed on a country-by-country basis since each country assesses their own taxes, the current structure for disclosures only gives information on U.S. taxes and all foreign taxes combined, according to the report.
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The Defense Department (DOD) "assesses that there are credible reports of approximately 28503 civilians killed and approximately 22019 civilians injured during 2017" as a result of military operations in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen, according to a report sent to Congress.
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Lance Dodes, a retired assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, believes that, in this instance, the Goldwater rule is outweighed by another ethical commitment: a "duty to warn" others when he assesses that a person might harm them.
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San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said Thursday that the Fed's balance sheet policy should not work at "cross purposes" with interest rate policy, now on hold as the Fed assesses whether the economy is strong enough to withstand further tightening.
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These days, I.V.F. coverage is "escaping" the sectors that have traditionally offered it, meaning tech, banking and media, said Jake Anderson, a former partner at Sequoia Capital and a founder of Fertility IQ, a website that assesses doctors, procedures and clinics.
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"The Committee will continue to monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook, including global developments and muted inflation pressures, as it assesses the appropriate path of the target range for the federal funds rate," the committee added.
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South Korea's central bank kept its benchmark rate steady on Friday, as largely expected, as it assesses the impact of earlier easings amid concerns that rock-bottom interest rates meant to power a recovery could be stoking a property bubble.
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A US military official in Africa told CNN that the US military assesses that the local branch of al Qaeda, Jama'at Nasr al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM), commands over 153 fighters while ISIS in the Greater Sahara has approximately 300 members.
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The Marine Corps wants to replace its outdated rifle qualification standards with a new course of fire that accurately assesses a Marine&aposs ability to destroy the enemy instead of just his or her ability to score hits on a bullseye.
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The presence of the Russian warships comes as US officials tell CNN that US intelligence assesses that Moscow's Syrian allies have carried out airstrikes against medical facilities in Idlib, one of the few remaining rebel held areas in the country.
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The checks by the banking regulator are separate from the People's Bank of China's (PBOC) quarterly Macro Prudential Assessment, or MPA, which assesses risks in banks' books and encompass off-balance sheet WMPs for the first time in the first quarter.
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"The FBI assesses it is very likely Black Identity Extremist (BIE) perceptions of police brutality against African Americans spurred an increase in premeditated, retaliatory lethal violence against law enforcement and will very likely serve as justification for such violence," the report stated.
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"Asking about consumption of organic foods … assesses a behavior but not the causes of the behavior," Dr. Jorge Chavarro, a researcher at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, wrote in an editorial about the study.
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Only after that does Hinkie turn to Investment Objectives, which is where he assesses the progress of The Process and mostly spends a few thousand words ostentatiously circling the comparatively uncomplicated sentiment we're trying to become a good basketball team at some point.
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Fitch assesses CEG as having a solid credit profile due to its strong linkage with the Chinese sovereign (A+/Stable), the government's 100% ownership and CEG's strategic role in supporting the nation's goal of establishing a fully fledged integrated financial holding company.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Weaker Consolidated Profile: JPL's IDR is based on its parent Jubilant Life Sciences Limited's (JLS) consolidated profile, given Fitch's assessment of moderate linkage between JPL and its parent, which Fitch assesses to have a weaker credit profile than its subsidiary.
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From the memo:SIP Los Angeles assesses with high confidence the critical infrastructure and law enforcement entities using DJI systems are collecting sensitive intelligence that the Chinese government could use to conduct physical or cyber attacks against the United States and its population.
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Fitch assesses YSID as strategically important to Yuanta Financial Holdings given the parent's ownership of 99% of the subsidiary, name association, risk management supervision, liquidity assistance, timely capital injections and appointment of key personnel from the parent group to YSID's senior management.
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LONDON (Reuters) - EDF Energy, owned by French power company, has extended an outage at its Hunterston B8 nuclear reactor in Scotland by two weeks while the nuclear regulator assesses whether it is safe for it to restart after cracks were discovered last year.
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Jobs: Kai-Fu Lee, the chairman of Sinovation Ventures, assesses that AI "is poised to bring about a wide-scale decimation of jobs" while concentrating an ever-greater proportion of wealth into the hands of companies that develop and/or adopt it.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group is now providing finance only to so-called highly-efficient ultra-super critical (USC) coal-fired power plants, while Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group assesses projects in line with the rules of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
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With Zuckerberg's ample financial resources, you can imagine the CZI developing or funding software that assesses a student's learning style and adapts to whether they grasp concepts better through a particular combination of voice, text, images, collaboration, individual work, practice or creativity.
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At Paranaguá port in the No. 2-producing state of Paraná, prices are down 14 percent from year ago and nearly 30 percent from the June 2016 peak, according to benchmark index Esalq/BM&FBovespa, which assesses deals closed at the port.
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To evaluate the overall difficulty of grand-slam titlists' draws, I used Elo—a rating system that assesses a player's strength based on his won-lost record and the quality of his opponents—to measure the skill of an average major champion.
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Until now, the terror threat system — which assesses the likelihood of an attack in the UK on a scale from "low" to "critical" — has only addressed the threat from international terrorism, which the Home Office said had become largely synonymous with jihadist attacks.
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"While IRS regularly assesses risks to and monitors its online authentication applications, it has not established equally rigorous internal controls for its telephone, in-person, and correspondence channels, including mechanisms to collect reliable, useful data to monitor authentication outcomes," said the report.
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"Based on what the IC knows about Russia's operating procedures and intentions more broadly, the IC assesses that Russia's activities against U.S. election infrastructure likely sought to further their overarching goal; undermining the integrity of elections and American confidence in democracy," it states.
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"North Korea's cyber operations should be a part of the conversation," said Priscilla Moriuchi, the former head of the National Security Agency's enduring threats division for East Asia and the Pacific and a current researcher at Recorded Future, which assesses cyber intelligence threats.
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Tom Burke, who served as the Environmental Protection Agency's chief science adviser under President Obama, thinks that's partially because of an EPA program called the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), which assesses the health risks of thousands of chemicals across the country.
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Whereas most countries – 27 of the 34 OECD member nations – operate under a territorial system that assesses taxes only in the countries in which profits are earned, American-based countries that do business abroad are also saddled with corporate taxes here at home.
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Osborne, which runs a broad array of programs to help prisoners coming home, is developing an "elder re-entry initiative" that assesses the health of prisoners before release, helps prepare them for life on the outside and connects them to needed services.
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Read the White House assessment below: The United States assesses with confidence that the Syrian regime used chemical weapons in the eastern Damascus suburb of Duma on April 7, 2018, killing dozens of men, women, and children, and severely injuring hundreds more.
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"The intel community assesses North Korea's ability to successfully shoot an ICBM with a nuclear weapon and reach the homeland as low," William E. Gortney, commander of North American Aerospace Defense Command, told a subcommittee of the Senate Armed Services Committee in April.
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