This put the 65-percent ore at a premium of 32 percent to 62-percent, and at a premium of 26.23 percent to the 58-percent grade.
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Arab Medium crude's OSP for August was at a premium of $1.75 a barrel and Arab Heavy was priced at a premium of 85 cents a barrel.
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The August OSP for Arab Super Light crude was set at a premium of $4.45 a barrel while the OSP for Arab Extra Light crude was at a premium of $2.65 a barrel.
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The metal continued to trade at a premium to gold.
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LG says it will be priced at a premium level.
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SPX as of Thursday's close, trade at a premium, too.
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Like an iPhone, the Pax 2 comes at a premium.
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Price is slightly at a premium to Zytiga, he said.
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Flaws in Apple's iOS software are sold at a premium.
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GETTING IN Space is at a premium after 9 p.m.
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It has offered to sell gasoil to Bangladesh at a premium of between $3.05 and $3.08 per barrel to Middle East quotes and offered jet fuel at a premium of $4.10 a barrel, they said.
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Its shares trade at a premium to those of many peers.
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Yet news from difficult places is at a premium these days.
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What is listed is going fast — and selling at a premium.
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With smart devices crowding your home, space is at a premium.
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Space is at a premium with a suggested one-page maximum.
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WATCH: Tom Lee says bitcoin at a premium to fundamentals here
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But as the country expands quickly, space is at a premium.
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Honesty can be bought, in other words, but at a premium.
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Clean meat will be sold at a premium when it's introduced.
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Brent crude normally trades at a premium to West Texas Intermediate.
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In times of fear, the safest assets are at a premium.
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"I think scoring's at a premium in this league," Bergevin said.
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Until 2010, U.S. crude mostly traded at a premium to Brent.
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Among other precious metals, palladium was trading at a premium to gold.
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HTC is operating a non-premium business model at a premium price.
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Resources were at a premium, but Pig Ler represented a potential profit.
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Access to short-term capital is at a premium for our government.
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And companies that focus on diversity trade at a premium to others.
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The property was sold to Samsung SRA at a premium last year.
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Previously, Rio was selling the ore at a premium only to traders.
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And yes, it deserves to trade at a premium to its peers.
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On phones where storage is at a premium, you optimize for that.
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Happily, she reported back, the collector would sell — but at a premium.
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The price on Coinbase is often at a premium over other exchanges.
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Murban crude, a light grade from Abu Dhabi, is currently valued at a premium of 23 cents a barrel to its official selling and has traded at a premium for the past six months, the longest streak since 2016.
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If she bottled up that composure, I would purchase it at a premium.
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Logic and predictability are at a premium anytime you pick this device up.
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Dior shareholders would do better selling Christian Dior Couture directly, at a premium.
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Like other suppliers, Delphi Automotive already trades at a premium to its customers.
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In office towers, by contrast, column-free floor space is at a premium.
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"Time is at a premium for the world's wealthiest individuals," the report says.
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So with real estate at a premium, beach-spreaders have to be creative.
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Both teams also have great defenses, so scoring could be at a premium.
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The spread between the 180-centistoke fuel oil swap and Dubai crude for July was at a premium of 27 cents a barrel on Wednesday, the first time the residual fuel has been at a premium to Dubai since January 2012.
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There are all kinds of specialist markets where power quality is at a premium.
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Like other Apple products in China, that innovative technology is coming at a premium.
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Free space is clearly at a premium for tiny satellite designs like ASU's Femtosat.
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Those who can shoot are at a premium, and traditional centers are becoming extinct.
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Any bid would be at a premium to HP's current stock price, sources said.
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Those coffees are trading at a premium to New York and it's only July.
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Chelsea, Manhattan Access to the great outdoors comes at a premium in New York.
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Relying on an infrastructure of millions of interconnected devices places security at a premium.
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The offer price is at a premium of 37.3 percent to Tembec's Wednesday close.
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What matters is that it doesn't have to be had at a premium price.
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The offer is at a premium of 16% to Willis's closing price on Friday.
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They're explicitly not going to be buying ETFs that come up at a premium.
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Bookings are going fast, however, and those that remain are priced at a premium.
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Storage cubbies are at a premium, with no traditional glove box or door pockets.
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Crude is then sold in the Mediterranean at a premium to dated Brent as Azeri BTC - in case of shipments via Azerbaijan - or as Siberian Light, which also normally trades at a premium to dated Brent if it flows via Russia's Novorossiisk.
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Crude is then sold in the Mediterranean at a premium to dated Brent as Azeri BTC - in case of shipments via Azerbaijan - or as Siberian Light, which also normally trades at a premium to dated Brent if it flows via Russias Novorossiisk.
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The brands capitalizing on the sleep economy are setting the price tags at a premium.
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And keep in mind, these are regions where data usage still comes at a premium.
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I hate the idea that people are selling this at a premium at hip restaurants.
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Despite the house having a famous past, it is not being priced at a premium.
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The trend shows no signs of slowing as long as specialists are at a premium.
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Alaskan salmon is a popular one, but Alaskan salmon is sold at a premium price.
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Con artists are trying to sell unfiltered, unsterilized water at a premium to rich idiots.
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The catch is price: Falcon Northwest makes beautiful machines and that comes at a premium.
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The game started off slowly, with scoring chances at a premium through the first period.
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The price on Coinbase has traded at a premium to the level on other exchanges.
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That's the difference between pricing like that, or at a premium to Tesco and Iceland.
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The company's existing private investors, meanwhile, often have access to those shares at a premium.
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DVMT will be acquired at a premium in line with standard transactions, the people said.
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I.P. areas, at the north end of the pool, tree shade was at a premium.
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When a Dutch supermarket sold it at a premium, the monks denounced the capitalist endeavor.
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You can have your "disappear into the jungle" moment, but it comes at a premium.
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The metal, used in emissions-reducing catalysts for vehicles, is trading at a premium to gold.
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Most had to buy dollars at a premium on the black market, adding to their costs.
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It has traded at a premium to zinc in the past, most recently in early 2016.
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The app also seems like it's aimed at developing markets where data is at a premium.
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He added, "AAL has the highest leverage, most earnings volatility and trades at a premium ... valuation."
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Black-market dealers now convert electronic dollars into real ones at a premium of 10-15%.
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RSPO-certified palm oil is preferred by many European buyers, and is sold at a premium.
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In theory, these should allow the officially recognised producers to sell their wares at a premium.
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He sold his stock on the open market, not back to the company at a premium.
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But in the city, land is at a premium, so data centres have to go vertical.
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Overall, we're very lucky: Affordable housing in Toronto, like many major cities, is at a premium.
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Feed the meter Parking's at a premium wherever you go, but $760,000 for one parking spot?
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Flexibility is at a premium in a culture fashioned by heat, sensuality, samba and rule bending.
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Now, however, there is growing evidence that space, if still available, is increasingly at a premium.
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Despite losing half its value, Under Armour is still trading at a premium to its peers.
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New technologies are the result of research, which is costly, and so comes at a premium.
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They are super convenient, but the convenience comes at a premium, which seems here to stay.
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CFAR policies come at a premium of about 40% to 60% more than standard travel insurance.
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Managing the situation is not easy, particularly when space in the city is at a premium.
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In some cases they hope to resell access to deep-pocketed oil companies at a premium.
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When Brent trades at a premium to WTI, it encourages foreign buyers to buy U.S. crude.
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That put AIB shares at a premium to its main Irish rival Bank of Ireland BKIR.
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The ability to understand and to communicate effectively with our ally should be at a premium.
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Then, as now, Apple products were priced at a premium and incrementally prettier and more secure.
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In the U.S., we can price it at a premium, and that won't make it inaccessible.
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Unipec offered to sell jet fuel at a premium of $2.87 a barrel to Middle East quotes.
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If space is really at a premium, there are collapsible mugs and water bottles you can buy.
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The offer of $13.25 per share is at a premium of 11.5 percent to MoneyGram's Wednesday's close.
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The metal, used mainly in emissions-reducing catalysts for vehicles, was trading at a premium to gold.
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Space comes at a premium in San Francisco, which has perpetuated the homelessness crisis in the city.
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Space comes at a premium in San Francisco, which has perpetuated the homelessness crisis in the city.
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Others will go the Whole Foods route, making organic and pesticide-free bud available at a premium.
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The offer is at a premium of more than 8 percent from the stock's close on Aug.
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Those lots come at a premium, which makes it harder for builders to see profit on them.
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Even when the language tips toward bombast, space is at a premium; every word has to count.
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Like Apple products, Sonos speakers sell at a premium, starting at $100 for a basic bookshelf speaker.
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That sole feature comes at a premium, with the HD Pan & Tilt Camera coming in at $139.
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Here, shareholders are legally allowed to sell controlling stakes at a premium without permission of the company.
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"Every factor except value is currently trading at a premium to market," said Arnott at Research Affiliates.
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The cash offer of $32 per share is at a premium of 16% over Aircastle's Tuesday close.
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The deal is at a premium of nearly 30 percent over First Data's closing price on Tuesday.
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How can it continue to expand in tightly packed New York, where space comes at a premium?
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But American television serials, Hotstar Originals, and a handful of Bollywood/Hollywood films come at a premium.
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The offer of $16 per share was at a premium of 16.4% over Bitauto's Thursday closing price.
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Athletically, they more closely evoked their pre-trade-deadline 211 incarnation, when runs were at a premium.
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That Gulf Coast crude trades at a premium to WTI, but that premium has also shrunk recently.
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VMware will pay $26 per share for Carbon Black at a premium of 6% over its Thursday close.
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Cutting-edge technology always comes at a premium for early adopters, but it never stays premium for long.
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The stock would trade at a premium as high as 6-times the company's 2019 sales, he said.
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It, like Lyft, is expected to price its IPO at a premium to its last private market valuation.
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In return, those firms would purchase Petrobras fuel at discounts or sell to the firm at a premium.
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The stock would trade at a premium as high as 22016-times the company's 13 sales, he said.
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The offer of $10.30 per share is at a premium of 30.4 percent to Opower's close on Friday.
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In Hong Kong, gold was sold at a premium of $0.50-$1.20 an ounce, unchanged from last week.
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Of course, that incredible sound comes at a premium, as the Phantom will set you back about $2,000.
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Indigo contracts with farmers before their growing season begins and sells the crops at a premium, Perry said.
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China's A-shares were trading at a premium of 25.27 percent over the Hong Kong-listed H-shares.
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The offer of $13.25 per share is pitched at a premium of 11.5 percent to MoneyGram's Wednesday's close.
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And it's a great choice for use in a smaller home where free space is at a premium.
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ChemChina's offer would be at a premium of about 24 percent to Syngenta's Monday close of 378.40 francs.
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But truth-telling about Israel and the Palestinians was at a premium at the Democratic Party's platform meeting.
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Location is a main driver of hotel rates in ski resorts, with slope-side rooms at a premium.
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China's A-shares were trading at a premium of 29.23 percent over the Hong Kong-listed H-shares.
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Indian traders are instead buying Indonesian crude palm oil at a premium of $10 tonne over Malaysian prices.
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While grocery stores charge low prices for traditional milk, companies like Fairlife price their product at a premium.
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An unsolicited offer at a premium to Disney's bid could persuade enough Fox shareholders to vote against Murdoch.
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Privacy is at a premium, and there are many cubicles with boards or cloths used as makeshift barriers.
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With up to five million passenger journeys every day, space is often at a premium on the trains ...
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But by keeping its flagship smartphone at a premium price, Samsung is sending a much different message than Apple.
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This is quite a turnaround from earlier this year, when spot gold was at a premium to SHFE contracts.
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The all-stock deal is at a premium of nearly 30 percent over First Data's closing price on Tuesday.
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The company can pretty much sell every car it can make at a premium price and a large profit.
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I'm a businesswoman, a wife, and a mom of two boys, and time is at a premium for me.
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The deal value of $35 per share is at a premium of 14.3% to Zayo's closing price on Tuesday.
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Deals in the United States, particularly in Silicon Valley, are often priced at a premium because of their competitiveness.
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This is no doubt to honor regional TV rights and keep the cost of these rights at a premium.
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Normally, bitcoin trades at a premium in China, with a lack of trading fees encouraging volumes and boosting demand.
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They can be good pets in apartments where cats or dogs aren't allowed and space is at a premium.
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The NZ$1.224 per share offer is at a premium of 6.4 percent to Orion shares' last closing price.
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We expect this normalization in multiples to continue, and believe high-quality stocks will eventually trade at a premium.
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On Monday, prices were seen at a premium of about 20-25 cents a barrel to futures, dealers said.
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Apple devices are among the very best in the tech industry, but they often come at a premium price.
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But those grades were now trading at a premium to WTI in Cushing, closing off the arbitrage, analysts said.
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If it goes over that allotment, the city has to buy electricity from other power plants at a premium.
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Kushner's new role also comes at a time when his power in the West Wing is at a premium.
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St. Lucia has few beachfront properties for sale, Mr. Farrin said, putting views of the water at a premium.
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Instead, headphones became the new walls, because those open plans can get loud, and privacy is at a premium.
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In top consumer China, bullion was sold at a premium of $5-$6 an ounce, unchanged from last week.
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Let's assume it's on the low-end at $5 a month (even though Disney typically prices at a premium).
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Futures for delivery in September traded at a premium of just 7 cents to those for delivery in October.
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Builders are benefiting from the severe shortage of existing homes for sale, but new construction comes at a premium.
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In Japan, gold was sold at a premium of around $0.30 an ounce, slightly lower from last week's $0.50.
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And with plans calling for Singapore's population to increase to 6.9 million by 2030, land is at a premium.
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Providers of fast-charging services such as Fortum, a Finnish power firm, are starting to sell electricity at a premium.
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He was always up to something: He would buy sneakers at flea markets and resell them online at a premium.
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The spread was at a premium of as much $70 a tonne in early March, indicating the market was backwardated.
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And what's fascinating is whatever your views on Macau, the U.S. operators trade at a premium to the Chinese operators.
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This new espresso gives Dunkin's beverages a more premium taste, but it won't come at a premium cost, executives said.
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The product was "priced at a premium that reflects its consistent yield protection" against worms known as nematodes, he said.
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The market structure for U.S. crude changed Monday, with the front month trading at a premium to the next month.
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At the top end, the new offer is at a premium of 1 percent to Rite Aid's Friday closing price.
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But it turns out that themes that are more associated with female artists sell at a premium, not a discount.
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The sources said the two shareholders were looking at a premium that could value the company at roughly $1 billion.
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The deal value of $35 per share is at a premium of 14.3 percent to Zayo's closing price on Tuesday.
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The deal values Havas at a premium, even though there's no suggestion there will be cost savings to justify one.
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With storage space at a premium onboard these proposed vessels, such shields would need to be as compact as possible.
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The biggest tranche maturing in 2056, carried a 1.138 percent coupon and sold at a premium to yield 4.70 percent.
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Back then, the contango - in which later month periods are at a premium to the prompt month - was much deeper.
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The deal, for about $66.50 per share, is at a premium of 42 percent from Level 3's Wednesday close.
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Along with being picky about its partners, the consultancy's services come at a premium that not every startup can afford.
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It would also allow the company to deliver new designs more quickly to fickle, fashion-conscious customers at a premium.
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JUUL's prices can vary based on location, although they tend to sell at a premium compared with other e-cigarettes.
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In Singapore, gold was sold at a premium of $0.50-$0.80 an ounce, unchanged from the week ending August 1.203.
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If size is at a premium in your dorm room, you'll love the tiny Insignia 2.6 Cubic Foot Mini Fridge.
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In Seoul, a metropolis with a population density twice that of New York City, recreational spaces are at a premium.
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So, when regular sex—or any frequent intimate human contact—is at a premium, you start looking at your options.
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The first-month Brent contract is trading at a premium to the second month , indicating current tight supply.
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Nope. It's Comedy Central, where quality comedy appears to be at a premium if ratings this year are any indication.
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In addition to money, Honda will provide expertise in manufacturing and engineering compact vehicles, where space is at a premium.
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Many locals travel within the country during these periods, Ms. Gillmore said, and so hotel prices are at a premium.
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Notably, President Donald Trump called for golf to remain at a premium price in an interview a few years ago.
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Instead of "tomorrow's technology, today", at a competitive price, government is content to acquire "yesterday's technology, tomorrow" — at a premium.
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Meanwhile, palladium was trading at a premium to gold, having touched a record high of $1,313.24 earlier in the session.
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Such lighting comes at a premium, particularly if you replace all the lights in a room, or an entire apartment.
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That price collapse caused futures for February to trade at a premium over January for the first time since 2008.
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It's a luxury item priced at a premium to the market, but it sells over 200 million units per year.
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But these new U- and Y-series chips are intended for super thin devices in which space is at a premium.
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Dalia, a heavy crude, has been selling at a premium of $2.00 to dated Brent, rather than the more typical discount.
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Additionally, many cash-strapped oil producers sold oil futures at a premium to $583 to raise money and pay the bank.
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Additionally, many cash-strapped oil producers sold oil futures at a premium to $50 to raise money and pay the bank.
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MGM Resorts has 35,310 hotel rooms and 37,000 parking spots on the Strip, which are at a premium during major events.
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I've run across this numerous times, especially on domestic flights that are full and when overhead space is at a premium.
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Since Ruffini snapped up Moncler, the company's valuation has soared and it now trades at a premium to many luxury peers.
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For much of the time after it first went on sale in 43, Auvi-Q sold at a premium to EpiPen.
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Then, during World War II, almost everything road trip-related was rationed, with tires, gasoline, and leisure time at a premium.
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Futures for delivery in September traded at a premium of just 7 cents to those for delivery in October RBU6-V6.
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The cargo is offered for October 8-16 loading at a premium of $1.80 per barrel to dated Brent, sources said.
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The iPhone X is billed as a future-focused device with a lot of cutting edge tech, available at a premium.
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A takeover at a premium seems out of the question, and its other big shareholders are unlikely to buy Evergrande's stake.
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An index reading above 100 indicates Shanghai shares are at a premium to shares in their listed counterpart in Hong Kong.
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The Spartans will aim to build in 213 off the 221 Holiday Bowl, in which points initially came at a premium.
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With fans and drivers at a premium, many tracks like Bronson Speedway throughout the country tend to overlook their own rules.
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In China, gold was sold at a premium of $10-$12 an ounce over the benchmark, little changed from last week.
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And its gear sells at a premium: Wolaco's compression shorts are $50, versus Under Armour's $14-35 and Nike's roughly $20.
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At one point in February, Mars traded at a premium to lighter LLS, the first time that has happened since 2011.
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He said European pork is selling at a premium to U.S. pork and that Europeans are building more pork production facilities.
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The price on Coinbase, which accounts for a third of bitcoin trading value, is often at a premium over other exchanges.
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If size and space is at a premium for you as a user, this product is something you should definitely consider.
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Shipping will be free, but the trees themselves come at a premium — $115 for a 7-foot Fraser fir, for example.
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Confusion reigns; rumors and mis-information race through social media; calmly delivered, data-driven news and information are at a premium.
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The contract stipulated that Aristophil might buy back shares at a premium, he said, but was not obliged to do so.
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"I think elected officials out of Washington, such as mayors and governors, will be at a premium in 2020," Tauscher said.
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But these are often the people we look to for guidance with our money, and their advice comes at a premium.
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They then renovate the properties and rent them out at a premium, which some experts call a "forced upgrade" for tenants.
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The cost of these reports are passed on to the marijuana companies — often at a premium — and then on to consumers.
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Hot sauce maker, Small Axe Peppers, buys the peppers from New Roots, and other gardens like it, at a premium price.
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Investors argue that one reason U.S. stocks trade at a premium to equities elsewhere is due to greater financial reporting requirements.
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Most of all, it allows the farmers to sell their grass-fed beef to eco-conscious consumers at a premium price.
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As of 0715 GMT, China's A-shares were trading at a premium of 25.66% over the Hong Kong-listed H-shares.
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It wouldn't have been if Newmont had bought Goldcorp at a premium to its July price of $13.61 a share, he noted.
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Fees for this service could be based on the cost associated with providing it, with in-person counseling coming at a premium.
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As of 04:16 GMT, China's A-shares were trading at a premium of 25.98% over the Hong Kong-listed H-shares.
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Its flexible hybrid nature means it doesn't need to dominate living room space, which is often at a premium in Japanese apartments.
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Larger retailers often make arrangements with distilleries to purchase limited-release single-barrel spirits that they bottle and sell at a premium.
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Space in Chicago comes at a premium, so I thought it was very inventive of her to create extra space for herself.
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High-paying creative and cognitive jobs will be at a premium, while the demand for middle and low-skill occupations will decline.
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The deal value of $35 per share in cash is at a premium of 14.3 percent to Zayo's closing price on Tuesday.
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While iPhone remains priced at a premium, upstarts have found a way to offer equivalent features at a fraction of the price.
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The company sells premium products at a premium price which turns into painful if you're not satisfied with the entry level options.
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In theory, with goaltending always at a premium, that should put the Lightning in the driver's seat to make a major move.
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The front-month WTI contract traded at a premium of 9 cents to the second-month , the highest since April.
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Because landlords would always prefer a long-term tenant, the three-month leases typical of these seasonal shops come at a premium.
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Reliance's refining margins last quarter were at a premium of $3.40 per barrel over the average Singapore margin, the benchmark for Asia.
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Importers attribute the increases to the price of foreign exchange, which they have to buy on the black market at a premium.
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Brent futures LCOc1 are currently at a premium of about $2 a barrel to the main physical cargoes that underpin those contracts.
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Brent, which normally trades at a premium to U.S. crude CL-LCO1=R, flipped into a discount just after 2:00 p.m.
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In addition, he's a shortstop who can play outstanding defense at a premium position, and sports above-average power at the plate.
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"FX benefits aside, Burberry struggles to drive meaningful growth," Liberum analysts said in note, adding that its valuation was at a premium.
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Used cooking oil is traded at prices pegged to crude palm oil, typically trading at a premium due to its greener credentials.
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Units that face west also rent at a premium, because of the longer sun exposure and better sunset-viewing opportunities they afford.
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Boosted has led the early pack of electric skateboard companies by providing, at a premium, the most polished experience on the market.
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Space is at a premium in Singapore, which is ranked by World Bank as one of the world's most densely populated countries.
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Urals in northwest Europe is trading at a premium of $1 a barrel to dated Brent, a record high.
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Mr. Espinal acknowledged that green roofs are often considered a luxury and buildings that have them may be sold at a premium.
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Pitting WTI Houston against Bonny Light shows the Nigerian grade trading at a premium of $6.03 a barrel to the U.S. grade.
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It's a lot cheaper to just hoard the spectrum and sell it at a premium to one of the bigger players later.
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As of 0415 GMT, China's A-shares were trading at a premium of 22.35 percent over the Hong Kong-listed H-shares.
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What's more, they're made by Sennheiser of all companies — a brand that's (in)famous for selling high-end products at a premium.
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That proposal comes at a premium of more than 50 percent over Medivation's two-month volume-weighted average share price, Sanofi said.
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The situation has caused a strange phenomenon, where heavy crude is trading on par or even at a premium to light crude.
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It's easy to resell the games that H. doesn't attend at a premium and it covers the cost of the whole season.
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Birdies were at a premium, and Australian Adam Scott called it "carnage" as putts rolled off greens and settled 40 yards away.
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On Thursday, the December 2017 U.S. crude futures contract traded at a premium to the December 2018 contract briefly, known as backwardation.
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It can also be great for tight corners elsewhere in the bathroom, where countertop and mirror cabinet space is at a premium.
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That should give older knowledge workers an advantage in the world of artificial intelligence (AI), where social skills may be at a premium.
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The Google Home and Amazon Echo are pretty useful devices to have in the kitchen, where clean hands are often at a premium.
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For the U.S. intelligence community, this puts counterintelligence – the art of spying on those who are conducting espionage against us – at a premium.
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Typically, having several players enter the final year of their contract at the same time is detrimental, particularly with minutes at a premium.
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Gold prices on the Shanghai Gold Exchange were at a premium of about $2 an ounce, indicating buying interest from top consumer China.
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At the Shanghai store, each piece of brassiere costs between 300 yuan and 600 yuan (US$87), at a premium to US prices.
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At the same time, BdL offered to discount at a premium equivalent amounts of Lebanese pound T-bills and CDs held by banks.
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On Tuesday, Phillips 66 shares closed at $93.59 per share, implying the company is buying the shares at a premium of 0.14 percent.
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And because Apple devices are aimed at a premium market, that dramatically limits the number of people who can potentially become Siri users.
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The company, in an effort to make the investor just go away, makes a deal to buy that stock back at a premium.
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Space on the hard drive was at a premium, and the computer chair was inevitably among the most uncomfortable seats in the house.
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Checks are accepted in some shops at a premium as they can usually only be cashed on the black market for a fee.
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However there is a caveat, the Bitcoin Investment Trust is thinly traded and often trades at a premium to the price of bitcoin.
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And with time at a premium, using energy to keep abreast of the ins and outs of your investment portfolio can seem impossible.
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The initial price guidance put the new paper at a premium of around 30 basis points over Oman's existing debt curve, said Dergachev.
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That alternative had been at a discount to the cash offer last year, but given current exchange rates, is now at a premium.
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State-run giants Baosteel and Yangtze Power liquidated their holdings in China Construction Bank at a premium, by selling zero coupon exchangeable bonds.
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"It has been proven over and over again that staging a property gets it sold faster and at a premium price," Bitterman said.
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With some 5.6 million people in an area three-fifths the size of New York City, land is at a premium in Singapore.
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Space on New York's sidewalks is at a premium at a time when the city's population of 8.5 million is higher than ever.
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This prompts putting social relations at a premium, strengthening one's attachment to others, boosting the appreciation of one's loved ones, family, and friends.
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In top gold buyer China, bullion was sold at a premium of $9-$10 an ounce over the benchmark, unchanged from last week.
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Mr. Trump prefers to broadcast to the public from the safety of Twitter, where truth and accountability are not held at a premium.
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Other people will overreact, or react in counterproductive ways — such as buying all the hand sanitizer in stores to resell at a premium.
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The details: SoftBank is in talks to buy up to a third of Swiss Re at a premium to its Wednesday closing price.
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That means family suitcase real estate is at a premium and I have to be extra thoughtful about what goes in my bag.
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Fund managers said the initial marketing level had put the notes at a premium of around 20 basis points over the existing curve.
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Sponsor and borrower demand for the product has pushed the cost of unitranche loans down, which typically come at a premium for borrowers.
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Already, a new black market is emerging for gasoline resold at a premium by people willing to spend the time standing in line.
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But we can be competitive with organic ground beef or the stuff that you would eat at a premium burger joint or a restaurant.
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Meanwhile, spot palladium was trading at a premium to gold, with prices of the autocatalyst metal rising about 1.33 percent to $1,260 an ounce.
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Time is at a premium if you are lucky enough to be fully employed or are a part of the fast-growing gig economy.
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In theory, RSPO palm oil should sell at a premium, since it allows those who buy it (and the final consumer) to sleep soundly.
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Evergrande's $21918 billion bonds due 103683 VG162759965= which had been trading below offer price since their June issuance rallied to trade at a premium.
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It puts the importance of the young players understanding what it takes at a premium, something Green believes is fortunately not that far away.
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Get Slim Slide-Out 210-Tier Storage Tower for $230 See Details If fridge space is at a premium, then these bins can help.
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"Sure, Illinois Tool Works has gotten a bit expensive, but I think it deserves to trade at a premium to the industry," Cramer said.
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Second, the measure would fail to reward places that use existing streets more efficiently — particularly in urban areas where space is at a premium.
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Brent crude prices, which typically trade at a premium to U.S. oil, has recently slipped to the widest discount to WTI since November 2014.
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Vanke's A-shares still trade at a premium, at 1.74 times book value for the next twelve months, based on forecasts compiled by Eikon.
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The $7.21 per share offer, which was also supported by the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board, came at a premium of about 24 percent.
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Meanwhile, spot palladium was trading at a premium to gold, with prices of the autocatalyst metal rising about 0.5 percent to $1,249.50 an ounce.
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Gold continued to be sold at a premium of $0.50-$0.80 an ounce in Singapore, with some investors opting for cheaper silver, traders said.
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Suppose the pharmaceutical industry had been caught using shady ingredients from dubious exporters, mislabeling their drugs, and selling them to consumers at a premium.
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Besides the fact that there are other women running, she may have an authenticity problem when that quality seems to be at a premium.
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It has designed its chip for use in smart watches, smart glasses and other tiny devices where space and batteries are at a premium.
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Vinyl records, which are often priced at a premium, have grown so quickly that they now generate almost half the sales revenue of CDs.
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More from Alex Sherman of CNBC: An unsolicited offer at a premium to Disney's bid could persuade enough Fox shareholders to vote against Murdoch.
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The best views in New York City come at a premium, with a Central Park vista edging out Hudson and East River sight lines.
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Selling iPhones at a premium price to a relatively small portion of the global smartphone market has been at the heart of Apple's strategy.
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"Space is at a premium," said David Fleming, the legislative director of the New York State Association of Cemeteries, which represents about 600 cemeteries.
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Amtrak got permission 16 years ago to operate lightweight Talgo trainsets on this route only because the mountainous terrain put weight at a premium.
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The business built by SoftBank's Masayoshi Son probably deserves to trade at a premium to its two major domestic rivals, KDDI and NTT Docomo.
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After the teams combined for 41 runs and split the first two games of this series, scoring was at a premium in the finale.
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With closet space at a premium, she has filled the four rows of bookshelves in the master bedroom with an impressive collection of shoes.
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"There is an amazing amount of talent in Los Angeles, but a lack of infrastructure, and rehearsal space is at a premium," he said.
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For years, the "Mad Money" host has seen Wynn Resorts' stock as a hotel stock trading at a premium tied to Steve Wynn's leadership.
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They are trading at around 20 times forward earnings, at a premium to Danone at just under 18 times and in line with Unilever.
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On a valuation basis, UnitedHealth shares are trading at 19.5 times estimated forward earnings, which puts it at a premium to its health insurance peers.
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At its close of $183.83 on Friday, however, Apple now stands at a premium of nearly 7 percent to its 60-day VWAP of $172.11.
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Peer-to-peer on-demand parking rentals is a market with a lot of potential in urban areas where available spaces are at a premium.
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"First Solar is trading at a premium to the rest of its cohort, which tells us that it's a very high-quality company," said Sanchez.
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"If there is a renationalisation of EDF Group, including the nuclear fleet, we expect that would come at a premium for EDFs minorities," he said.
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The Explorer Plus is easily the better overall device, but if size and weight are at a premium, the inReach Mini is your best bet.
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"Any offer for Fox would be all-cash and at a premium to the value of the current all-share offer from Disney," Comcast writes.
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Half of the 12 terminal and port sales negotiated in Brazil since January 2016 came at a premium to other similar deals in the region.
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The Urals price out of the Black Sea has also increasingly traded at a premium to Urals out of Baltic ports - previously a rare occurrence.
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For now, LG is only saying that it will be priced at a premium level when it hits retail in the spring — probably around March.
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It's also impossible to imagine this kind of revelation — or even this show — being welcomed on a broadcast network where ratings come at a premium.
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Gold in Hong Kong sold at a premium of 26 U.S. cents to $35.73 an ounce over the global spot benchmark this week, said Poon.
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Disney - for years valued at a premium thanks to its peerless brands and ESPN's dominance – now trades at 16-times forecast calendar-year 2017 earnings.
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Royal Caribbean has found it more lucrative to offer a Western experience at sea at a premium price than to compete against cheap Chinese resorts.
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Not only do bespoke features distinguish their car from the rest, optional extras have proved hugely profitable for carmakers, as they come at a premium.
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But that required a spare hand to operate, and hands are sort of at a premium when it comes to setting a record like this.
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Space is at a premium in smartphones, but the demands for quality and versatility when it comes to smartphone photography have skyrocketed in recent years.
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This is because the firms often have to buy U.S. currency at a premium on the black market to purchase the imported goods they sell.
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So if size and bag space are truly at a premium for you, and you don't mind the extra price, they could be worth consideration.
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The bullion coins are bought by authorized dealers who then sell to the general public at a premium, which changes according to supply and demand.
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Bitcoin trades at a premium in both, due to tough money-laundering rules that make it hard for people to move bitcoin in and out.
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After all, a merger announcement means that the target company's stock is going to get bought at a premium price, meaning share prices go up.
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"I am confident state money will be recouped, perhaps at a premium," finance minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Tuesday, referring to Monte dei Paschi.
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They have fallen 15 percent so far this year, and trade at a small discount to rival LVMH and at a premium to Swatch Group.
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The $7.21 (543 pence) per share offer is at a premium of about 24 percent to the 437.8 pence Inmarsat's shares closed at on Tuesday.
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A value above 100 indicates Shanghai shares are pricing at a premium to shares in the same company trading in Hong Kong, and vice versa.
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In a busy subscription video-on-demand (or "SVOD") marketplace, top content licences are at a premium—and no content is more valuable than Disney's.
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If consumption is expected to exceed production, and inventories are already low and falling, spot prices tend to trade at a premium to forward prices.
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This is 25-year-old Pappy Old Van Winkle, a super-rare bourbon that comes at a premium cost: $315 for a 1-ounce shot.
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Nigeria's biggest crude stream, Qua Iboe , is valued at a premium of $3.30 a barrel, the highest since 2013, Refinitiv Eikon data shows.
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With "market freshness" at a premium in this sector, both houses tried to present as much material not previously seen before at auction as possible.
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This means that 271.3 percent ore is at a premium of $258 a tonne, or 623 percent, to 262 percent ore MT-IO-QIN262=ARG.
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The producer sold 300,000 barrels of Labuan crude to Royal Dutch Shell at a premium of about $9.50 a barrel to dated Brent, they said.
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A new ICE bid at a premium to Hong Kong's offer would result in earnings dilution for ICE, even when cost savings are accounted for.
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When high current inventories drive down spot prices, high-cost producers are at a disadvantage, but can still sell forward futures contracts at a premium.
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These fees tend to be valued at a premium by investors because they are considered more stable than performance fees, Blackstone's other main revenue stream.
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Bottom line: Chinese cross-border deals will continue, but deals will take longer to close and, in many cases, will have to come at a premium.
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For months the official exchange rate sat at 8.88 pounds to the dollar, while black-market traders sold the greenback at a premium that reached 100%.
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Chicago CBOB gasoline cash differentials flipped to trade at a premium to the NYMEX gasoline futures contract this week for the first time since early November.
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In China, the world's biggest bullion consumer, gold was sold at a premium of $13-$15 an ounce over the benchmark, little changed from last week.
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The Kern Water Bank gave them the ability to store this water and sell it back to the state at a premium in times of drought.
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Buyers of iQIYI's convertible bonds have the option of converting it into shares at a premium of 32.5 percent to their latest close, or at $30.30.
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After REITs have traded at a premium for at least six months but then trade at a discount, a year later data show they have outperformed.
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Apple has the highest profit margins in the smartphone industry thanks to a loyal brand following and the ability to price its iPhones at a premium.
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In January 240.6, when Brent-Dubai (EFS) averaged $223.78 a barrel, the Saudi OSP for Arab Light was at a premium of $220 over Oman/Dubai.
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The city today is in the grips of a housing crisis: the population is growing, land is at a premium, and new housing is desperately needed.
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There's a lot of power in dedicating an entire button to a single task, especially on a smartphone where button real estate is at a premium.
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In top consumer China gold was sold at a premium of $210-$11 per ounce over the benchmark, little changed from last week's $10-$13 range.
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Buyers of iQIYI's convertible bond have the option of converting it into shares at a premium of 32.5 percent to their latest close, or at $30.30.
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By forcing the weak state to hire their men, they gain access to cheap central bank dollars to sell on the black market at a premium.
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Currently Intuit trades at a premium, selling for 23 times next year's earnings estimates, and H&R Block sells for just 12 times next year's numbers.
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Rather than paying cash, Tesla is offering a stock-swap deal at a premium of about 21 to 30 percent over the price of SolarCity's shares.
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Having a large collection of stemware specifically for red, white and sparkling wines isn't feasible in my small kitchen, where cupboard space is at a premium.
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If space is at a premium in your dwelling, be sure to pay special attention to the dimensions of the toaster ovens you are interested in.
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Typically, craft beer is made by small and independent breweries that use traditional or innovative ingredients and is sold at a premium to the broader market.
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Brazil has been offering soybeans at a premium of $1.60 to $1.70 over the Chicago Board of Trade November contract, almost at par with U.S. prices.
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The price on Coinbase, one of the major cryptocurrency exchanges accounting for a third of bitcoin trading volume, is often at a premium over other platforms.
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Expect bullpen seating to be at a premium, with Dallas Keuchel, Lance McCullers Jr. and perhaps even Verlander — "he's superhuman," Hinch said — available on short rest.
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"The market likes Netflix under the assumption that hibernation comes at a premium," said Bill Smead, chief investment officer of Smead Capital Management, in a report.
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From Comcast's statement: Any offer for Fox would be all-cash and at a premium to the value of the current all-share offer from Disney.
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With space at a premium, the abbey stopped conducting burials in the early part of the last century, though this was not a completely smooth process.
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Sky will be up in the middle of the night for a feed and up early to start her day, and sleep is at a premium.
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The Senate's committee meetings — normally sparsely attended affairs — have often become standing-room-only events, with seats at a premium and staff members wedged against walls.
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Heavy crude is typically cheaper than light crude, but demand for it has become so intense that it's suddenly trading at a premium to lighter barrels.
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Built-in microwaves can be tucked into a cabinet, but they're probably best for large kitchens where drawer and cabinet space is not at a premium.
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The platinum/palladium ratio, which has averaged 0.94 over the last six months, had reached 1.0002, putting platinum at a premium over palladium of 18 cents.
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Beveridge and Clint say that Aramco has been priced at a premium to competitors, but should trade at a discount given its comparatively weak dividend yield.
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Consumers will still be allowed to sell their cars back to Volkswagen at a premium through a sweeping settlement worth more than $10 billion in total.
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It is priced around 5% more than the standard version and both are sold at a premium of about 40% or more over low-end beers.
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The Canadian wildfires have taken a significant amount of supply off the market to the extent that Bakken crude oil is trading at a premium to WTI.
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Meanwhile, palladium touched a fresh record high, trading at a premium to bullion, buoyed by a sustained deficit and hopes of fresh demand from the auto sector.
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Brent and benchmark U.S. crude have both been locked in a structure known as contango, in which forward months are at a premium to the prompt month.
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Palladium was unchanged at $1,317.50 an ounce, continuing to trade at a premium to gold but hovering below an all-time peak of $1,342.43 hit last week.
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This couple, who live in New York, said they love cooking but space is at a premium, and they already have the necessary appliances that they need.
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But this would be enough for many applications and, in a field where miniaturisation is at a premium, a combined processor-memory would let devices become smaller.
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On leaving, he kept his security clearance, making him eligible for a good job in the private sector, where computer-literate ex-spooks are at a premium.
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Impressively, it's powered by the company's AI but lightweight enough to use over a 2G connection — an important feature for markets where bandwidth comes at a premium.
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Its marketshare is likely closer than many believe — accurate data is at a premium — but it does appear to be trailing in the ideas and execution department.
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What's happening: The generic drugs are sold at a premium in exchange for cool packaging and the convenience of an online doctor visit to obtain the prescription.
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But as tech companies push into new areas where alternatives already exist and trust is valued at a premium, these privacy scandals could have far-reaching effects.
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In Hong Kong, gold was sold at a premium of $0.50-$1.20 an ounce, compared with a discount of 30 cents to a $4093 premium last week.
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"Oil appears to be traded at a premium compared to economic fundamentals because of concerns over development in Iran," said Motofumi Okoshi, senior economist at Nomura Securities.
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They are also lower than the European natural gas hub price in the Netherlands and Britain, which usually trade at a premium to spot Asian LNG prices.
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The $7.21 (543 pence) per share offer is at a premium of about 24 percent to Inmarsat's Tuesday close of 437.8 pence on the London Stock Exchange.
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OPEC wants oil for immediate delivery to trade at a premium to crude sold for future shipment because the current market structure — contango — benefits the cartel's competition.
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"We are always doing our business at a premium to the market," Wong Wai Ming, chief financial officer of Lenovo, told CNBC in an interview on Thursday.
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Vintage's $15 per Rent-A-Center share - its fourth offer since last July last year - was at a premium of 25 percent to the retailer's Friday close.
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If you are single and living in a cozy studio apartment where countertop space is at a premium, a two-slice toaster will probably do the trick.
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The CME says bitcoin futures will be priced at a premium to standard Equity Index futures, but in line with the pricing conventions of other premium products.
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But cultivating GMO soybeans is likely to face strong resistance from consumers and a local industry that sells GMO-free soybeans at a premium to imported beans.
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He predicts the bank will ultimately trade at a premium to universal banks but perhaps at a bit of a discount or in-line with regional banks.
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She emerged from a doctor's appointment on Tuesday morning to find public transport shut down and walked a very long distance, because cabs were at a premium.
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"In a low-mobility labor market, job loyalty is at a premium," Yale University's Frances McCall Rosenbluth, an expert on gender and the Japanese economy, told me.
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I'm on a mobile device, and screen real estate is at a premium, and yet I have to practically squint to find the link to the story?
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Asian prices have risen from about $4.40 mmBtu in late March, when they were below European gas prices, to trade at a premium, which is now firming.
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There is relatively little in the way of available warehouse space for rent in many metropolitan regions, especially along the coasts, where land is at a premium.
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But living in them comes at a premium price, compared with standard homes, according to Danielle Hale, the chief economist at the real estate information site Realtor.com.
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The silence of censorship is placed at a premium, and social media is scrubbed of any references to the Communist Party's massacre of the '89 Democracy Movement.
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So he created The Ordinary, a line of a la carte ingredients that are usually prettied up or disguised and sold at a premium by other brands.
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During my recent visit, standard rooms were already booked up but I was able to snag a last-minute room at the BoardWalk Villas — at a premium.
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Though they're only slightly more expensive to make than soft drinks, they're sold at a premium, explained Laurent Grandet, a food and beverage analyst with Guggenheim Securities.
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In Port Washington, on Long Island, homes near the village also "sell at a premium," said Gale Keenan, an associate broker with Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty.
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As head of product and revenue at Tinder, with a wife, a newborn and a young daughter at home, he said free time is at a premium.
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Nippon's offer came at a premium to where Axalta shares ended trading on Monday, the source said, asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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Tribune's shares rose 22.1 percent to $14 shortly after midday, below the latest offer, which was set at a premium of 31 percent to Tribune's Friday close.
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Both remain increasingly popular with Democratic voters and can turn out crowds of supporters during arduous midterm campaigns where excitement and media attention come at a premium.
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While the Fold was clearly targeted at a premium market with its $1,980 price point, the Z Flip pushes more toward the mainstream with its $1,380 pricing.
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We might have more conviction in these stocks if they seemed undervalued, but both consumer staples and discretionary stocks sell at a premium multiple to the market.
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These slick and stylish shoulder bags aren't just for cameras though—they are excellent everyday bags if you're looking for a premium bag at a premium price.
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There are also extenders that lay flat on desktops, and while those come with their own benefits, flat surface space is at a premium in many apartments.
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But with accommodation at a premium, the ghetto has risen again from the rubble - a shanty town of tiny shacks made of corrugated iron and wooden planks.
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Artist Rokni Haerizadeh believes TMoCA purchased one of his paintings, "N Vel Ab 21959 (2002-03)," at a reduced rate and then resold it at a premium.
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Elsewhere, palladium fell 0.49 percent to $1,316.50 an ounce, continuing to trade at a premium to gold, hovering below an all-time peak of $1,342.43 hit last week.
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In December the average price of Saudi crude was 2.4 percent below the overall average paid by China, by April it was at a premium of 2.3 percent.
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It was widely regarded as the best run large-cap airline in the U.S., which means it can trade at a premium to the rest of the group.
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If the companies involved recover, they will buy back the shares from the AMC after five years at a premium - although this may not be a hard rule.
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In the looking-glass world of Venezuela's economy, cash itself trades at a premium to its face value, making it slightly less worthless than bolívares in other forms.
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For instance, consumer staples trade at 22 times forward earnings and utilities, which historically trade at a 20 percent discount to the market, are trading at a premium.
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The privatised groups typically trade at a premium to the value of their capital set by regulators, because yield-hungry investors are attracted to their stable cash flows.
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And the share prices of firms owned by promoters with reputations for transparent corporate governance are already trading at a premium, says Sanjeev Prasad of Kotak, a bank.
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Of course, stocks trade at a premium to this, because people are enthusiastic that Apple will continue to perform well and this book value will continue to rise.
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Glencore said in a statement that CEFC will buy shares at a premium of around 16 percent to the 30-day volume weighted average price of Rosneft shares.
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Once developers sell units or buildings to new owners, the 421-a benefit moves to the new owners, usually at a premium because the tax incentive is attached.
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But with discretionary income at a premium there is somewhat of a growing feeling that massive events in many cases need to find ways to fill every seat.
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BPCL bought 20,000 tonnes of 91.2-octane grade gasoline at a premium of about $9 a barrel to Singapore quotes on a cost-and-freight (C&F) basis.
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AC Immune will receive an upfront payment of 80 million Swiss francs ($80.5 million) and $50 million in exchange for a note convertible to equity at a premium.
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Some trading houses that sold forward Brazilian fines expecting historical negative differentials at delivery time are now forced to buy at a premium, taking losses to fill contracts.
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In addition to selling organic products at a premium price, Whole Foods in Williamsburg is known for walls of La Croix and a taproom that serves boozy milkshakes.
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Palladium traded at a premium to platinum for a third straight day after prices for the two metals hit parity for the first time since 2001 on Wednesday.
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In top consumer China, gold was sold at a premium of $20.40-$20.60 an ounce over the benchmark this week, versus last week's $21-$20113 amid muted activity.
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But if he profiles at a premium position like third base, with the bat, the power potential, the arm strength, he's got the tools to play that position.
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Despite its problems, Chipotle shares traded recently at a premium to peers: 28.8 times earnings projected over the next 12 months, versus 21.3, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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That almost certainly will throttle its breakneck growth rate, which is what persuaded investors like SoftBank to value it at a premium to IWG in the first place.
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Ms. Dubuc and Ms. Salke are prominent female media executives who have made huge moves in recent months, at a time when female leadership is at a premium.
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" "Regardless of what happens on the appeal front, expect Comcast to put forth an all cash bid in the next day or so at a premium to Disney.
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It's an area that some banks have been hesitant to lend to, allowing these financing providers to offer private equity sponsors extra leverage and flexibility at a premium.
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The OSP for Arab Light to the United States was unchanged in January versus December at a premium of $3.35 a barrel to the Argus Sour Crude Index.
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Even a share buyback of up to 21.5 billion rupees ($2 billion) at a premium of 1,150 rupees per share, announced Saturday, failed to spur optimism among investors.
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"Our product more than pays for itself," he added, because while Kroger buys Apeel-treated produce at a premium, it saves more than it spends by reducing waste.
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Keeping the data they collect exclusive to their own platforms means they can sell that advertising at a premium, while coming off as protectors of your personal data.
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Higher deliveries of A320neo jets, which sell at a premium to earlier models, and progress in reducing costs on the larger A350 contributed to the sharp rise in profit.
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And if you buy at a premium, Schmansky said, it could wipe out the value you assumed you'd derive from picking a lower-cost ETF over a mutual fund.
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Each Icarian-owned plot would therefore be surrounded on four sides by land held back by the Republic of Texas to be sold to future immigrants at a premium.
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In Japan and South Korea, among the largest markets for bitcoin globally, bitcoin traded at a premium of more than $300 higher above the global average, according to CryptoCompare.com.
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Before the OPEC output pact, in mid-November 2016, Brent futures for delivery in June 2017 were trading at a premium of around $4 per barrel over Oman futures.
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A handful of her Instagram followers are asking exactly what customers will be learning or getting from Adamo at a premium cost that they can't get for free elsewhere.
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Higher deliveries of A320neo jets, which sell at a premium to earlier models, and progress in reducing costs on the larger A13 contributed to the sharp rise in profits.
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Brent's premium over WTI briefly vanished when the U.S. market traded at a premium before returning to its narrowest discount, or "contango," in six weeks against the European benchmark.
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Higher deliveries of A320neo jets, which sell at a premium to earlier models, and progress in reducing costs on the larger A350 contributed to the sharp rise in profits.
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On May 24, the day before OPEC last meeting, Brent futures for December 2017 were trading at a premium of 99 cents per barrel over contracts for December 22012.
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On campus, where tests are carrying on as scheduled, homework is still being assigned and parking is always at a premium, the impending circus has met with mixed reviews.
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Bitcoin sank on Monday after website CoinMarketCap removed prices from South Korean exchanges, because coins were trading at a premium of about 30 percent in Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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In the West Bank of Palestine, where land is at a premium, Goode developed plans for a community of houses selling for $1.13,000–$60,000 instead of the typical $120,000.
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When the market is undersupplied, and stocks are low and falling, calendar spreads tend to be positive, a state known as backwardation (near-dated contracts trade at a premium).
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Currently traditional drivers can sell or pass their licenses on to others with the vehicles, often at a premium that they say is justified by the their additional costs.
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The plaintiff, Marc Moschetta, claims he was induced to purchase Great Value's "100% Grated Parmesan Cheese" at a premium price because he believed it was, indeed, 100 percent cheese.
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The March/April time spread, which returned to backwardation last week, were at a premium of 15 cents a barrel on Friday, compared with 19 cents a day earlier.
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It is also at a premium of 17.9 percent to closing price on Thursday, the day the company informed the exchanges about the board meeting to consider a buyback.
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As a result, they end up buying stocks at a premium, only to end up selling them at lower prices due to fear of them never going back up.
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The camera is listed among the top-selling on a popular Chinese electronics retailer, and Casio jacked up its price after previous versions were resold at a premium online.
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At the start of 2016, Brent futures for delivery in June 2017 were trading at a premium of almost $6 per barrel over Oman futures for the same date.
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Time was at a premium, so the design team relied on CAD tools that let them change the car's look and shape on a screen, focusing less on clay.
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General Electric "within a couple years should be able to earn in the mid $1s [earnings per share] and sell at a premium to the market multiple," he said.
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"Slamming doors" and other loud noises, multiple sailors said, because sleep is at a premium in an environment of staggered shifts aboard an enterprise operating 24 hours a day.
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Brugler noted that the July lean hog futures contract settled Thursday at 221 cents, at a premium to the latest CME lean hog index, which fell to 153 cents.
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Given that time with a CEO is always at a premium, Rob Apatoff advised that you should be prepared to make the most of a spontaneous opportunity for conversation.
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Traders in Vietnam offered 5% black and broken grade 2 robusta at a premium of $130 per tonne to the May contract on Thursday, compared with $125 last week.
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Mr. Peltz, no doubt, would love to see a deal between Goldman and Mellon at a premium price, especially now that the bank's chief executive, Gerald Hassell, is 65.
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Gasoil now trades at a premium of about $250 a ton to fuel oil, but the forward curve forecasts this will balloon to $903 per ton by early 2020.
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While Larian did not propose a specific price for the bid, he told Los Angeles Times that it would "absolutely" be at a premium to Mattel's current market price.
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Exchange-traded funds also may be bought or sold at a premium or discount to the net asset value of the underlying assets, which can add to the price volatility.
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WeWork, for example, makes money by renting out office space and subdividing that space into dozens of tiny offices, which it then rents out to fledgling startups at a premium.
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Many analysts expect WCS to trade around $15-$18 per barrel below WTI next year as oil sands production rises and capacity on pipelines and railroads remain at a premium.
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They're also selling those countries' unprocessed beans at a premium to Chinese buyers who are struggling to replace the huge volume of soybeans they typically buy from the United States.
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Sure, Amazon delivers many baby things — it even ships the popular, German-based Hipp brand of formula — but it comes at a premium price and will only ship in bulk.
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On top of market concerns, the central bank has also warned that buying out those private shareholders would be expensive as some would likely sell their stakes at a premium.
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With suitors ranging from Google to Disney to Salesforce, Rowghani thinks, at the current valued price, a Twitter "acquisition at a premium to where the company is trading" is unlikely.
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In the opposite situation, where consumption exceeds production and stocks are low and falling, oil delivered in the near term will trade at a premium to that for future delivery.
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An ECB committee working on the design of the TLTRO proposed setting the rate at a premium of 25 basis points above the ECB's main refinancing rate, now at zero.
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The stock may even react kindly to this outcome as investors begin to assume an activist hunt and an eventual sale at a premium (what that premium is, who knows).
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Dissenting lenders have the option to sell their stressed loans to a company at a discount, or buy out loans to that entity from all other lenders at a premium.
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Oman crude futures for December on the Dubai Mercantile Exchange closed at $79.42 a barrel on Tuesday, putting them at a premium of 51 cents to Dubai swaps for December.
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Palladium was trading at a premium of more than $25 an ounce to gold on Wednesday, in striking contrast to about two years ago when bullion was twice as expensive.
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In May, Beijing slapped hefty import tariffs on foreign sugar in a bid to protect the industry, a move that is expected to keep prices at a premium for years.
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Its 30-year sukuk is at a premium of 75-80 basis points over the 30-year tranche of the Saudi sovereign bond, against an initial 50 bps in October.
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Many Chinese buyers are keen to make their high-end purchases overseas because luxury goods imported into China are priced at a premium, in part because of high import tariffs.
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The Pilbara region of Western Australia produces high quality iron ore that sells at a premium and Rio invested heavily in the region's assets, installing driverless trains and maximizing productivity.
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With useful if sparsely used speed and elite defense at a premium position, the bar Pillar needs to clear with the bat in order to have utility is fairly low.
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Separately, CPC has also bought 6 million barrels of spot WTI Midland crude to be delivered to Taiwan in January priced at a premium to dated Brent, the official said.
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He said the company bought 600,000 bushels of high-protein wheat - more than a quarter of its total wheat purchases - at a premium of 75 cents to $1 a bushel.
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JPMorgan said Aramco's ability to sell its oil at a premium, capital expenditure flexibility and low debt to equity ratio would allow it to distribute a higher percentage of cashflow.
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Valuations are elevated, and for good reason: While it's true that tech tends to trade at a premium, we are far from a dot-com bubble repeat, in our view.
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He plans to skip the four early nominating states where organizing is at a premium and jump-start his campaign on Super Tuesday on March 3, when 15 states vote.
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Wendel also said it would issue a 500 million euro ($575.85 million) bond exchangeable into Saint-Gobain shares at a premium of 35 to 40 pct above the sale price.
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Bowden answered with a dunk and a three-point play to push Tennessee back in front but that was short-lived as points were at a premium down the stretch.
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For jet fuel, it finalised the term contracts at a premium of 5 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, down 3 cents from this year's term contract, the sources said.
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The latest change at the top comes at a delicate juncture for the company, which trades at a premium versus peers - leading Goldman Sachs to recommend selling the stock. reut.
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A combined Dell-VMware would also acquire the Dell tracking stock (ticker: DVMT) at a premium, the people said, who asked not to be named because the discussions are private.
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Fox's offer is expected to be at a premium to Comcast's most recent bid of 12.50 pounds per share, the Financial Times reported, citing two people briefed on the matter.
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Michael Wainstein is being sued by Jonathan Sheffer -- a famous conductor -- who says he needed to lease a place for his nanny, and Michael offered the pad ... at a premium.
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Experience is still important, of course, but with today's tight labor market workers who have the skills to come in on day one and start contributing are at a premium.
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Window seats were sold at a premium while the center and aisle seats were heavily discounted because passengers had to rely on being able to look over someone else's shoulder.
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A few years ago, you addressed this by creating Google Preferred, where advertisers could buy safe stuff, at a premium — which meant you were saying that everything else was riskier.
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"Uber should trade at a premium to LYFT given Uber's larger global scale and reach, cross product growth opportunity and larger ability for long-term leverage," said analysts at Morgan Stanley.
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"Although interest rates are not as high as they were at the beginning of the year, corporate bonds are still offering decent returns at a premium to government bonds," Trenggono said.
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The deal, at a premium compared to that last price, is a long-anticipated win for venture investors who have waited as long as eleven years to take home some cash.
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About 600,000 tonnes of wheat from Romania and Ukraine was brought into Iraq through Saudi Arabia and Turkey disguised as a local harvest and sold to the state at a premium.
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In Japan, gold was being sold at a premium of 50 cents over benchmark spot, a 25 cent rise from the previous week, as bargain hunting increased demand for the metal.
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Apple has long used "Pro" as a means of communicating that the gadget is supposed to include better technology—while selling at a premium—and the AirPods Pro are no exception.
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If packing space is at a premium on your next flight, the NC700s do not fold up for easy carrying like the QC35 IIs or Sony XM3s, which is a bummer.
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With Apple still selling 16GB iPhones (shame on them!), local storage is at a premium for a lot of people unless they pony up for the more expensive, higher-capacity models.
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Since mid-22015, the XLE has traded at a premium to WTI crude in a range of $23 to $25; this trend was broken in November ahead of OPEC's production meeting.
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Since mid-2015, the XLE has traded at a premium to WTI crude in a range of $15 to $30; this trend was broken in November ahead of OPEC's production meeting.
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If you look at Zoom's peers — cloud software companies valued at $2500 billion or more — only Zscaler, Okta and Atlassian trade at a premium to its projected multiple, according to FactSet.
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A tender offer is an offer to purchase some or all of shareholders' shares in a corporation, with the price offered usually at a premium to the stock's current market price.
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"I see the cultural (and intersectional) issues surrounding selling 'virgin sex' at a premium, but I also value and respect personal agency," says Jessica O'Reilly, PhD, a sexologist based in Toronto.
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The figure of 460 million euros would value Balmain at around 14 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda), putting it at a premium to Gucci-owner Kering (PRTP.
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The start-up then buys back 100 percent of the peppers at a premium price to make its Bronx Hot Sauce, in partnership with GrowNYC and the New York Botanical Garden.
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The Arab Light OSP to the United States was set at a premium of $2.90 a barrel to the Argus Sour Crude Index (ASCI), up 50 cents from the previous month.
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Historically, the most dangerous time for emerging markets is when investors' enthusiasm for the sector is highest and when it trades at a premium, in valuation terms, to the developed world.
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Many schools in the borough, where real estate is at a premium, lack outdoor sports facilities and rely on the city's parks for fields so their teams can practice and compete.
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Broadcom's offer is at a premium of 27.6 percent to Qualcomm's closing price of $54.84 on Thursday, a day before media reports of a potential deal pushed up the company's shares.
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But trade on the official market remains thin, with many of the available dollars finding their way to the black market, where they are sold at a premium of 40 percent.
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High-yield bonds typically have embedded call options after a set number of years, protecting bondholder investments initially before allowing companies to redeem the debt ahead of maturity at a premium.
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She mentioned that emerging market corporate debt was currently 25 percent of the market, including many high quality firms, similar to those in developed markets, but trading at a premium yield.
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The performer's furry sandals — her third shoe style for the label — proved to be an unlikely hit as well, crashing Puma's website and turning up quickly (at a premium) on eBay.
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Customers in Phoenix are looking at a premium increase of 145 percent, while customers in Providence, R.I., are looking at a 14 percent decrease, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis.
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High-quality assets will continue to be more attractive even at a premium as "an insurance policy against an unexpected turn in what is generally perceived to be an aging cycle."
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But with supplies tightening and beds already at a premium in some regions, investor-owned and nonprofit hospitals are lining up for more, along with airlines, hotels, retailers and other industries.
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The term refers to investors who accumulate stock in a company, threaten a takeover and then drop the threat after the company agrees to buy back the shares at a premium.
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No final decision has been made on how the 2020 Olympics qualifiers will be chosen, but placement will be at a premium: There will be only eight teams for each gender.
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Maya traded at a premium to U.S. crude for much of this year as demand rose following U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and President Donald Trump's trade wars with China and Mexico.
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Across the region, Beijing's government is lending out billions of dollars, being repaid at a premium to hire Chinese companies and thousands of Chinese workers, according to officials across the region.
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Hisense's 17.1 cubic-foot Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator (HBM17158SS) is ideal for small kitchens where space is at a premium and in homes with narrow doorways that do not accommodate larger appliances.
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International benchmark spot gold prices fell about 3.3% in November, with bullion being sold at a premium of $2 to $5 an ounce in China, over the benchmark prices last month.
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Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is accused in a lawsuit of urging investors to approve the purchase of SolarCity at a premium to its market value despite the automaker's cash crunch.
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JPMorgan said Aramco's ability to sell its oil at a premium, capital expenditure flexibility and a low debt to equity ratio, would allow Aramco to distribute a higher percentage of cashflow.
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Both Bernstein and Jeffries initiated coverage of Aramco last month with an "underperform" rating, saying that the company had been priced at a premium to international oil majors despite governance issues.
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Chances were at a premium after the break, with both sides keeping their shape well, but a sweetly-struck effort from Morocco's Hakim Ziyech brought out a fine save from Beiranvand.
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The company was valued at a premium to Facebook's valuation when it went public despite Snap's burning about $1 billion over the last two years and its rapidly slowing user growth.
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Tesla – Tesla CEO Elon Musk is accused in a lawsuit of urging investors to approve the purchase of SolarCity at a premium to its market value despite the automaker's cash crunch.
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The purple and lime green robot will cost more than 1 million yuan ($150,000) and Wu said there had been lots of interest from cities where space is at a premium.
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Separately the refiner has also bought 20193 million barrels of Angolan Dalia crude from Total at a premium of $4-$4.30 a barrel to dated Brent for delivery in early September.
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Chicago gasoline peaked at a premium of 14 cents a gallon versus the future contract this summer, much less than the summer premiums of nearly 2000 cents in 285 and 220.
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Already the Saudis kept the OSP of their benchmark Arab Light grade at a premium of $1.65 to regional marker Oman-Dubai for February-loading cargoes, the same as for January shipments.
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The central bank has been rationing dollars and keeping the pound artificially strong through weekly dollar sales, while businesses have taken to the black market to source their needs at a premium.
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Kimanis itself is priced at a premium of about $4.40 a barrel to dated Brent, which was assessed at $64.07 a barrel on Monday by price reporting agency S&P Global Platts.
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Japan's Fuji Oil bought a July-loading Murban crude cargo at a premium just under $1 a barrel to its official selling price (OSP), the highest premium for the grade since 2015.
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Tribune's shares were up 22.1 percent at $14 in early trading on Monday, but far below the latest offer, which was set at a premium of 31 percent to Tribune's Friday close.
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Pricing details haven't been revealed yet, but you can expect the new set to come at a premium given Lego's 2,704-piece Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS will set you back $300.
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That puts the nut butter line at a premium, more expensive than Chobani's "less sugar" platform, about $1.49 per cup, but cheaper than its non-dairy flavors, which sell for about $1.99.
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The spread typically trades at a premium to Brent but fell to a discount to the benchmark crude at the end of 2018 because of a supply glut of gasoline in Asia.
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Under the arrangement, banks can offer to swap dollars for rupees with the RBI at a premium set by the auction process, which could lower hedging costs for the lenders, traders said.
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"The group remains confident in its core PC business, and aims to grow at a premium to the market in revenue without compromising on profitability," Chairman Yang Yuanqing said in the statement.
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Petrobras is selling fuel at a premium to world prices to recover about 50 billion in losses on government-mandated fuel subsidies in recent years, a key factor behind its giant debt.
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For its part, the United States Post Office Department was eagerly boosting the idea of moving the mails through the air — at a premium price — but was not yet doing so itself.
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If you know you want a primetime reservation spot at a Premium Access location, I suggest logging on to book your reservation as early as possible to ensure you get a table.
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But a scarcity of greenbacks means a crisp new $100 bill can reportedly trade at a premium and is worth more than the digital dollars that people have in their bank accounts.
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"It all comes down to: can there be a model to sell this connectivity at a premium, when the market is trending towards connectivity ... as essentially a utility?" said Delta Partners' Evans.
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The gasoline contango, in which prices for delivery in one month are at a premium to those for prompt sale, reached $90 a tonne, around three times the level a year ago.
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Synlab's valuation of more than 15 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization puts it at a premium to European market leader Sonic, which trades at 13 times core 2016 earnings.
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The company did not disclose its valuation during the latest round of funding, but said its current valuation stood at a premium of more than 50 percent to the previous fundraising round.
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With space at a premium and books ever-multiplying, how can we continue to make the case for browsable libraries dedicated to fine arts on major research campuses across the United States?
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While both Echo devices and Sonos support multi-room streaming and speaker grouping, Sonos has always had far superior audio quality when compared to the Echo hardware – albeit at a premium price.
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Why it matters: In a world where demand for goods and services, and the jobs that result, are at a premium, countries that produce more than they consume are coming under fire.
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Offense figures to be at a premium for both teams in Sunday's finale, as two of the NL's top four ERA leaders square off when Max Scherzer (first) opposes Carlos Martinez (fourth).
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Kraft Heinz is known to be a serial looker of companies — and Pinnacle had been trading at a premium due to takeover speculation — but Kraft Heinz's disinterest in it is notable nonetheless.
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Pubic seating is at a premium in the court's columned building across from the Capitol, and for the most consequential cases, would-be spectators often camp out for days for a seat.
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Major cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are often traded at a premium on South Korean exchanges, meaning that they are at a higher price versus other exchanges in the U.S. or Europe for example.
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Formosa finalised its 10 ppm sulfur diesel 2016 term contract at a premium of 70 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, and its jet fuel at premium of 10 cents a barrel.
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Gasoil is trading at a premium of around $220 per barrel to Brent, down from nearer $20 at the end of the third quarter, and essentially unchanged since this time last year.
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Gasoil is trading at a premium of around $18 per barrel to Brent, down from nearer $20 at the end of the third quarter, and essentially unchanged since this time last year.
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Glencore said in a statement that CEFC will buy shares at a premium of around 225 percent to the 30-day volume weighted average price of Rosneft shares without naming the price.
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Saudi Arabia set its February Arab light crude oil official selling price to the United States at a premium of $3.55 a barrel versus ASCI, up 20 cents a barrel from January.
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The main draw for consumers is that Jeuveau's parent company, Evolus, has announced plans to price the product at a premium; outside analysts estimate a 20-30% price reduction on the market overall.
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Blake and Parris are part of a growing cottage industry where dealers acquire discarded items at very low prices, only to resell some of them back on Amazon and eBay at a premium.
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That willingness to sell his shares back to the company at a premium, a practice known as "greenmail," led to accusations he was not interested in improving or running the companies he challenged.
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The volume was offered by the southwest sales unit of PetroChina at a premium of 0.155 yuan ($0.00.155) per cubic metre over city gate benchmark prices, an exchange official told Reuters on Wednesday.
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A new class-action lawsuit, though, claims that what's inside Poland Spring bottles isn't spring water at all: It's "common groundwater" branded as spring water in order to be sold at a premium.
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Standard wheat with 12 percent protein content for May delivery in Hamburg was offered for sale at a premium of 2 euros over the Paris December contract against 2.5 euros over on Friday.
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As adults, though, time is at a premium and learning a new language can feel like an extra chore in a life already crowded with parenting, netflixing or just trying to stay afloat.
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Meanwhile, in China, demand picked up as business and investors returned from the Chinese New Year holidays, with gold sold at a premium of $8-$10 over benchmark rates this week, traders said.
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But the Russian disruption is also being priced into higher premiums everywhere else and Japanese buyers are still being offered aluminium at a premium of just $160 per tonne for the next quarter.
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In Hong Kong, gold is being sold at a premium of 70 cents to $1 an ounce, unchanged from the prior week, said Ronald Leung, chief dealer at Lee Cheong Gold Dealers Ltd.
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Cargoes of Agbami for December delivery were said to have been indicated at a discount of 50 cents to dated Brent, while Amenam was shown at a premium of 55 cents, traders said.
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However, traders said the recent price rally would actually spur sales into China's home market, with domestic prices at a premium of 600 yuan to 800 yuan per tonne over Singapore spot market.
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They added that Man Wah "deserves to trade at a premium to the average valuation of the Chinese textile/footwear manufacturers" due to its strong brand equity and prospects to book better margins.
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The Arab Light OSP to the United States was set at a premium of $3.35 a barrel to the Argus Sour Crude Index (ASCI) for December, up 40 cents from the previous month.
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Often the newest and most innovative ingredients come at a premium, which larger companies will forgo to save money, and instead substitute with stock ingredients — a decision that sacrifices performance in the end.
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They not only stood to lose a lot if SolarCity went under, but they also had a lot to gain if it were saved at a premium (as it was), the suit alleged.
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This put Oman at a premium of $4.21 a barrel to WTI, well above the 52 U.S. cents that prevailed at the end of last year and the 42 cents on June 30.
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BPC's term contract for jet fuel was fixed at a premium of $2000 per barrel over Middle East quotes, the sources said, down from $2200 a barrel during the same period in 2000.
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Futures prices for deliveries in June 2017 are now trading at a premium of 48 cents per million BTUs over June 2018 in an effort to limit short term power burn (tmsnrt.rs/2nZNRfn).
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Sometimes teams will hold a block of tickets, knowing they can sell them at a premium to the more fervent visiting-team fan groups, like those of the Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles.
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No firm was allowed to buy more than 35 percent of a given debt issue; at one auction in May 1991, Salomon bought 94 percent, allowing the firm to resell at a premium.
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They weren't Harris's usual seats: A longtime season-ticket holder, he had sold those, in Section 120, between home and first base, at a premium soon after the Phillies acquired Harper last month.
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Bernstein and Jefferies both initiated coverage of Aramco last month with "underperform" ratings saying the company had been priced at a premium to international oil majors in its December IPO despite governance issues.
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The refiner has sealed its one-year term contract for diesel with 10 parts per million (ppm) sulfur at a premium of 15 to 25 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, they said.
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And people who are fat realize that accommodating them is not always easy or practical, especially in small urban restaurants where space is at a premium and even small-framed diners feel cramped.
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Global interest in so-called green bonds has soared as banks and companies look to tap the appetite for climate-friendly investments, which can increasingly sell at a premium - dubbed "greenium" - over regular deals.
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In many homes plug space is at a premium, and demanding two for a single TV seems positively extravagant—even if you're already pretty extravagant by dropping $5003,500 on a TV to begin with.
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Front-month U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures (WTI) traded at the biggest discount to the second month in nearly a year on Friday, slipping from a prolonged period of trading at a premium.
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The key limitation for aircraft is the energy density of its fuel: When space and weight are at a premium, you want to cram as much energy into as small a space as possible.
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Nigeria's Bonny Light has spent most of 2019 trading at a premium to Brent futures and before the May 12 incident it was at $103 a barrel, $3.36 more than Brent futures.
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Having the widest aperture means being able to soak up the most light, so, in theory at least, the Galaxy S9 should be the best cameraphone for situations where light is at a premium.
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In Venezuela, one of the crudes still making some profit is so-called syncrude, which can be sold at a premium after running through upgraders that turn extra heavy oil into a lighter one.
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Nigeria's Bonny Light BON-E has spent most of 2019 trading at a premium to Brent futures and before the May 12 incident it was at $103 a barrel, $3.36 more than Brent futures.
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At the moment, ion drives are not used on CubeSats because both space and weight are at a premium in such small devices and an ion drive needs pumps to move the propellant around.
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As for the marketing bit: The $250 shoes sold so well that, for months, the only reliable way to land a pair was to buy them at a premium on the secondary shoe market.
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U.S. WTI is now at a premium to Brent oil, a reversal of the previous dominant trend, as a larger supply of oil from the Middle East is expected to hit the market soon.
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The higher-blend D8 credits would cover a smaller portion of the market but theoretically sell at a premium, preserving the incentive for companies to invest in more ethanol blending infrastructure, the sources said.
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They have gained 16 percent so far this year and are trading at 28.3 times forward earnings, according to Reuters data, at a premium to Danone at 24.2 times and Unilever at 25.8 times.
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The company has kept its Arab Light official selling price (OSP) to the United States unchanged from the previous month at a premium of $0.15 a barrel to the Argus Sour Crude Index (ASCI).
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With space at a premium, vendors had to compete for eyeballs, which led to the creation of the Glico man, for instance, or the giant mechanical crab atop Kani Doraku, a seafood restaurant chain.
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The Arab Light OSP to the United States was set at a premium of $1.00 a barrel to the Argus Sour Crude Index (ASCI) for October, up $0.10 a barrel from the previous month.
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On a night when runs were at a premium, the Dodgers put a pair of runners in scoring position in the second inning before Maeda blooped his two-run single to shallow right field.
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If the merger with EMC is not completed by the end of the year, Dell will also buy back the debt at a premium of 101, although analysts expect it to close by October.
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The goal is to give coffee shops the power to roast their own beans, forgoing the middle men that have historically sold wholesale pre-roasted beans at a premium to cafes around the world.
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These were the highest premiums IOC has fetched for naphtha sold out of Chennai since it sold a cargo to Unipec at a premium of about $55 a tonne in 2013, Reuters data showed.
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Diffs for major grades such as Qua Iboe were last estimated at a premium of around $1.65 a barrel to dated Brent, unchanged from where they have held over the last week or so.
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"The general election showed that trust is at a premium but also that the BBC no longer has a monopoly on it," Andrew Hawkins, chairman of polling company Savanta ComRes, said in a statement.
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Swagger was the release of the music while sway was the ability to sell an album, in totality at a premium price with no promotion in the age of 99-cent singles on iTunes.
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The front part of the LME zinc curve was in persistent contango over the course of 2000 with three-month metal trading at a premium of about $216-2000 per tonne over LME cash prices.
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Unipec - trading arm of Chinese state oil major Sinopec - offered to sell gasoil to Bangladesh at a premium of $2.27 to $2.47 a barrel to Middle East quotes, versus other offers at $2.47 to $4.65.
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He did stress that it doesn't mean another run up in stocks is impossible, but with U.S. equities trading at a premium, gains will be more difficult when compared to other parts of the world.
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However, traders are reluctant to accumulate new supply despite price signals that would normally incentivize shipments, with 380-cst HSFO in Singapore at a premium of $34 a tonne to Europe, the highest since November.
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"It will be a lot easier if Acacia were more engaging in their discussion," he also said, adding Barrick, the majority shareholder, was open to buying out Acacia's minority shareholders, but not at a premium.
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Suppliers of hydrogen-rich fuels can emerge in any region around the world using feedstocks from traditional natural gas or from new cleantech brands that sell solar-hydrogen or bio-derived hydrogen at a premium.
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Although bond notes are officially worth the same as American dollars, here on a pavement in Harare, the capital, greenbacks trade at a premium of 20-30% to the bills printed by Mr Mugabe's government.
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In stock-specific action, HUDCO, the first NBFC to launch its initial public offering in 2017, listed at a premium of 22 percent - the highest for any state-owned company in the past seven years.
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With some 603 million people in an area three-fifths the size of New York City - and with the population estimated to grow to 6.9 million by 2030 - land is at a premium in Singapore.
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The offer represented a discount of nearly 2 percent to Dominion Energy Midstream's Wednesday close of $18.05, but was at a premium of 8.2 percent based on the 30-day volume-weighted average unit price.
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"To us, the ARM acquisition announced yesterday appears largely inconsistent with Softbank's investment strategy," said analyst Atul Goyal at Jefferies, adding it was unclear how ARM, already trading at a premium, would benefit SoftBank investors.
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In Los Angeles, spot gasoline on Monday was offered 10 cents a gallon higher from where it traded on Friday, putting it at a premium of 69 cents a gallon above the NYMEX futures benchmark.
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Senior bank paper, which is rated non-investment-grade by all three major agencies, is expected to price at a premium to the sovereign, which printed its €3bn 13% five-year at a 4.625% yield.
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"The market is in a place where quite a few European companies can see IPOs happening at a premium compared to their last investment rounds," said London-based venture investor Alexander Frolov at Target Global.
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Mnangagwa has said his government will not let businesses raise prices but they have been doing so anyway, arguing that they have no choice but to buy dollars at a premium on the black market.
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Perhaps in China, where cleanliness and order are at a premium, Disney's boast that it's the "Happiest Place on Earth" comes the closest to reality, I thought, as we ambled along neat, flower-lined paths.
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This month Iraq's SOMO sold 2 million barrels of Basra Heavy crude to China's Unipec at a premium of over $5003 a barrel to its official selling price (OSP), the highest in months, sources said.
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Silicon Valley location +$5-10M Just having a Silicon Valley location is not enough, so you need some combination of the prior attributes, but generally Bay Area companies end up raising money at a premium.
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In a day and age when having a fluid wing who can protect the rim, deflect a ton of passes, and credibly space the floor is at a premium, every NBA team wants Bridges's attributes.
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International benchmark spot gold prices registered a third consecutive monthly gain in July, with bullion being sold at a premium of between $10 to $13 in China over the benchmark for most of the month.
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Some 22019,20193 tonnes of the corn was bought at the flat price of around $22019 a tonne c&f and 24,22020 tonnes was bought at a premium of $1.34 over the Chicago December corn contract.
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After a sluggish first quarter of 2019, the market has picked up and is close to last year's pace, she said, with homes under $1 million selling fastest and waterfront properties listed at a premium.
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The most obvious sign is that Oman crude futures on the Dubai Mercantile Exchange (DME) are trading at a premium to Brent futures, a reversal from the situation prior to the missile and drone strikes.
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Last June, the central bank scrapped its currency peg to allow the naira float to lure back foreign investors but dollar shortages has persisted creating a black market where the greenback trades at a premium.
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It also negotiated to sell its 2016 500 ppm sulfur gasoil privately at a discount of 35 cents a barrel and its 50 ppm sulfur diesel term at a premium of 20 cents a barrel.
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International benchmark spot gold prices rose about 2.8% in October, with bullion being sold at a premium of $5 to $8 an ounce in China, world's top gold consumer, over the benchmark prices last month.
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The front part of the LME zinc curve was in persistent contango over the course of 2000 with three-month metal trading at a premium of about $30-40 per tonne over LME cash prices.
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"Parking comes at a premium in a city like New York and using fraudulent placards to circumvent the rules is a crime," Margaret Garnett, the commissioner of the Department of Investigation, said in a statement.
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By convincing these new backers to buy out the take-private investor group at a premium, Wang is now off the hook to make the September re-listing deadline, according to someone familiar with the deal.
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The sector, which has tended to trade at a premium to the S&P 33, is about 23 percent cheaper than the benchmark, noted Brad Sorensen, managing director of market and sector analysis at Charles Schwab.
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Heavy baggage increases fuel costs, and overhead bin space is always at a premium, so why should a weekend traveller with just a small backpack pay as much as someone with a bulky carry-on suitcase?
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The front-month contracts of both Brent and WTI remained in contango , with longer-dated futures at a premium to shorter-dated contracts, indicating the market sees ample supply or falling demand for crude.
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For its part, Tesla plans to manufacture its panels within the US, which will make them exempt from the tariff, but the average cost to install a Tesla solar roof will obviously come at a premium.
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Delivery Hero is on course to trade at a premium to its peers and while some analysts say this is justified by its bigger global footprint, others are concerned that it is still making heavy losses.
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In a small boutique, where shelf space is at a premium, it can be difficult to justify stocking two aggressively similar product lines — particularly when there are so many other competing products at both price points.
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Currently there isn't a large disconnect between the paper and physical crude markets in the Middle East, but futures trading at a premium to physical does suggest the market may not be as tight as feared.
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"People are dipping into the Triple Cs again," said a second banker, who argued that deals for companies in cyclical sectors or those perceived as turnaround stories would clear this market albeit at a "premium price".
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The break point Karlovic converted was only the fourth in the 63 games in the deciding set, with long rallies at a premium as the serves continued to thwack into the back fence at both ends.
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Corn barges loaded this month were bid at a premium of at least 10 cents per bushel premium over those loaded next month, and May soybean barges were at a 15 cent premium, grain traders said.
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As long as battery charge is at a premium, engineers will try every trick they can think of to minimize power usage in devices, even more so as their functions become more vital to our lives.
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While "green" homes were built at a premium earlier and therefore had a niche appeal, newer technologies and greater demand have narrowed the cost differential between them and traditional housing to "almost nothing" now, Desai said.
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However, analysts from Mizuho Securities USA said that large shareholders and board members are so far 'underwater' on their positions and would not want to part with the stock even at a premium to current levels.
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With cellphone service still at a premium — the governor's office reported that just 54 percent of service was restored in Bay County by Wednesday, a week after the storm — it is harder to strike down speculation.
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But as computing expanded into smartphones, tablets, and other small devices — where power and space are at a premium — more and more chips used designs from a British company called ARM, short for Advanced RISC Machine.
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In an interview with The New York Times in 1986, when First City's assets were worth roughly $19763 billion in today's money, he said he had never set out to sell stock back at a premium.
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Determine whether your drug is a newer, brand-name drug that is sold by one drug maker at a premium, or whether it is a generic product that is often cheaper and sold by multiple companies.
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The company signs one- to three-year leases on luxury apartments, many of which would have otherwise sat vacant on the market, and then flips them, fully furnished, at a premium for the traveling business class.
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CNBC has reported it involved the creation of a new company infused with vast amounts of equity and debt to buy Charter at a premium and the 17 percent of Sprint that Softbank does not own.
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Chris Smith led UCLA (153-9, 2-3 Pac-12) with 17 points, while Jalen Hill and Jaime Jaquez Jr. each scored 11 points on a night where offense came at a premium — particularly for Cal.
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But all those visitors spending all that money means personal space can come at a premium — literally (as anyone who's tried to book a cabana or table at one of the emirate's beach clubs can attest).
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CODELCO: The world's largest copper producer has dropped a 21 plan to sell "green copper" at a premium price to customers using more sustainable practices like renewable energy and recycled water to cut its carbon footprint.
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As a result, prices for products like surgical masks have jumped to several times what they normally cost, with businesses and individuals selling masks in bulk at a premium on sites ranging from Facebook to Craigslist.
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The transactions were done at a premium to gas prices at the UK's National Balancing Point (NBP) trading hub, varying in size depending on which of Argentina's terminals the gas would be delivered to, they said.
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Laurent Brossoit, buried on Edmonton's bench as Cam Talbot made 11 consecutive starts, started for just the second time this season and was Holtby's equal for most of the night when goals were at a premium.
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International benchmark spot gold prices marked a fourth consecutive monthly gain in August, with physical bullion in China being sold at a premium of around $6 to $10 over the benchmark for most of the month.
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"If you have two developments sitting side by side and one has a recognizable global brand, it sells a bit faster, and at a premium," said Rod Taylor, director of international residential developments for Savills London.
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BFO-CPC BFO-URL-E BFO-URL-NWE WTI was available at 80-90 cent premiums delivered to Italy's Augusta, well below offers of Azeri BTC at a premium of $1.60 a barrel, according to trading sources.
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The country operates a two-cycle cocoa season consisting of the main crop, which is mainly exported to Europe at a premium, and a light crop harvest which is discounted by around 20 percent to local grinders.
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The $19.65 per share offer is at a premium of about 8 percent to Ixia's Friday close and 45 percent higher than the last trading day before Reuters reported in December that Ixia was exploring a sale.
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The front-month time spread, which was in contango since mid-November, moved into backwardation on Friday, to be at a premium of 212 cents a barrel, compared with a discount of 211 cents a day earlier.
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Hence the huge demand for a seemingly inexhaustible source of pristine water that is cheap to extract, sells at a premium and can now, thanks to massive investment in infrastructure, be taken to coastal cities: Tibetan glaciers.
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" Gulfstream also indicated that the G650 that sold below its original purchase price was a test airplane, insisting that the "majority of the pre-owned G650 aircraft are selling at a premium above the original purchase price.
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"The shares have had a strong run into the results and are trading at a premium to peers, so they could be under a bit of pressure given the lack of a pretax profit upgrade," they said.
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Goldman analysts note that the FAAMG stocks — Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google [Alphabet] — are trading at their historical average relative valuation, and tech as a whole is at a premium to the market on all metrics.
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A portfolio manager said the ACWA deal could be launched at a premium of between 100 and 120 basis points over the sovereign's 30-year notes, which are currently trading at around 230 bps over mid-swaps.
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A. I wish I had a better answer, one that went beyond nodding my head in agreement, but the facts are these: Space is at a premium in New York City, and this extends to aquatic activities.
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BFO-CPC BFO-URL-E BFO-URL-NWE WTI was available at 80-90 cent premiums delivered to Italy's Augusta, well below offers of Azeri BTC at a premium of $1.60 a barrel, according to trading sources.
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Washington, who died on Wednesday of a brain tumor at age 52, was the kind of riveting point guard and natural showman who could have only been bred in a city where attention is at a premium.
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"In an urban market where space is at a premium, I think the second home, in terms of its personal attention, is distorted," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers and Consultants.
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Many of the petrochemical shares, which are the most vulnerable to changes in oil prices, are perceived by analysts to be fairly priced with some trading at a premium, leaving investors with little room to add further.
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The only positive for Asian refiners is that the situation may ease in coming months, with Oman and Brent crude futures that expire at the end of December showing Brent back trading at a premium to Oman.
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Since then, Viacom CEO Bob Bakish has taken a number of steps to boost the company's performance, including improving relations with cable and satellite companies, causing some analysts to expect CBS to acquire Viacom at a premium.
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Salame also called on the central bank to unify the exchange rate of the dinar to the dollar to prevent armed groups with access to cheap dollars from selling them on the black market at a premium.
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ASOS, however, is seen as being partly insulated from the Amazon threat by its focus on young fashion followers and higher sales of its own-label clothes, which helps it trade at a premium to European rival Zalando.
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"We believe Croda shares are trading at a premium to fair value given operational headwinds in 2017 and structural long-term pressure in Personal Care as the business lifecycle matures," analysts at Credit Suisse said in a note.
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However, KBW analyst Jonathan Richards told clients the company would need to continue to record strong asset growth to justify a valuation that is at the top of its historic trading range and at a premium to peers.
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Coachella 2016 aftermath With bottled water often hawked at a premium, bringing your own refillable container to drink out of isn't just better for the environment—it'll save you a nice chunk of change in the long run.
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Prices of imported goods, including cooking oil and dairy products, have also risen, and businesses say they are being forced to buy foreign currency on the black market at a premium, raising fears of a return to hyperinflation.
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Matchups between ranked teams will be at a premium in Week 9, but TCU-Iowa State would be intriguing even if the 25th-ranked Cyclones hadn't just snuck into the AP poll for the first time since 2005.
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In Belleplaine village in east Barbados, Dwayne Squires - who swapped his job in a computer store for high-tech farming - said traditional agriculture has become financially unviable for many on the island, where land is at a premium.
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HOUSTON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Some of the biggest pipeline operators in the United States have supercharged earnings this year by buying deeply discounted shale in West Texas oilfields and selling it at a premium at Gulf Coast ports.
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While charges of plagiarism in an opinion piece or short article can occupy a gray area, where space is at a premium and constant attribution can disrupt narrative flow, those regarding a dissertation or book are another matter.
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That's 256GB of music and movies that you don't have to carry around on your iPhone (or Android phone), making the iPod Touch perfect for those long journeys or trips where cell reception might be at a premium.
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Vienna-based JBC Energy research said on Tuesday Urals flows to the United States, which were last seen in the first half of 2012 may return as U.S. WTI crude contracts are selling at a premium to Brent.
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The premium for gasoil for the July to December period will be $2.20 a barrel over Middle East quotes, while BPC's term contract for jet fuel was fixed at a premium of $2.80 per barrel over Middle East quotes.
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Just as NYSE would never have been allowed to sell space on its exchange floor at a premium price that advantaged one member over others, neither should it be allowed to do the same with rooftop access, Virtu argued.
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EditorsNote: adds Cronin quotes UCF upsets No. 15 Cincinnati Points figured to be at a premium when No. 15 Cincinnati and Central Florida got together for an American Athletic Conference matchup Sunday afternoon at CFE Arena in Orlando, Fla.
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Meanwhile, palladium was trading at a premium to gold, with prices of the autocatalyst metal rising more than 203 percent after President Donald Trump said on Twitter that China had agreed to cut import tariffs on American-made cars.
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One source said he was aware of at least one issuer that is preparing to sell a high-yield bond that would include a provision to buy the bonds back at a premium if interest expense deductibility is dropped.
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Traders say that Myanma Petroleum Products Enterprise, the country's state oil firm, has typically bought gasoil from buyers in Singapore, such as trading house Trafigura's subsidiary Puma Energy, at a premium of over $3 per barrel above Singapore prices.
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Gold was at a premium in India due to the price correction and as imports in January and February were lower than normal, a Mumbai-based dealer with a private bank said, adding that imports would improve in March.
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They directly benefit Bayer if the prices of the Chinese products exported to the United States rise because the firm sells glyphosate branded as Roundup at a premium over generic brands from China, said Jonas Oxgaard, analyst at Bernstein.
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The bid was launched at a premium of just five percent above EDP's closing share price on the day of the offer and EDP has called the price low, but its board has yet to give a formal response.
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At a premium of 49 percent over the share price before initial reports emerged that a takeover was on the cards, the offer is widely regarded as attractive, after Stada organised a fiercely competitive auction between two buyout consortia.
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"The Group remains confident in its core PC business, and aims to grow at a premium to the market in revenue without compromising profitability," Chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing said in a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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Jefferies said in a research note last week that it valued Symantec at $24 per share, or an enterprise value of $18.3 billion, and any sale at a premium to $24 would be a huge windfall to its shareholders.
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In an island nation like Japan where space is at a premium for its 250 million people, there are only 30 basketball playgrounds, which restricts the development of a playground culture, according to FIBA, the sport's international governing body.
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Some large chains, like Wegmans and some regional Whole Foods Markets, as well as upscale markets like Eataly and the Lobster Place in New York, also carry them, albeit at a premium price of $14.99 to $18.99 per pound.
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Following the introduction of the surrogate "bond note" currency to try ease cash shortages last year, dollars have disappeared from banks and are now traded on the street and black market at a premium of up to 50 percent.
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With Donald Trump to the west, Vladimir Putin to the east, Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the south, Brexit to the north, and Hungary's Viktor Orban and Poland's Jaroslaw Kaczynski in the middle, young democratic leaders are at a premium.
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With space in Milwaukee at a premium, the DNC announced in August that 26 state delegations will stay in Northern Illinois during the convention, with some hotel rooms located near O'Hare International Airport — a 90-minute drive without traffic.
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"Regardless of what happens on the appeal front, expect Comcast to put forth an all-cash bid in the next day or so at a premium to Disney," said Mary Ann Halford, senior adviser to OC&C Strategy Consultants.
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Until this week, calendar 210.3 was trading at a premium over 0.73 and did so for more than 20.7 months as the market bet rising U.S. liquefied natural gas exports and cold weather this winter would inflate prices next year.
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It is too early to tell how the Trump administration will shift America's stance toward Europe, since details have been at a premium both during the election campaign and the transition when policy often has been announced 140 characters on Twitter.
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I was more of an iPod classic guy myself, but in those dark days before Spotify, when phone storage was at a premium, the shuffle and nano's small size made them easier to carry around in addition to a phone.
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Roustan told Reuters in January he was looking to wage a proxy battle or take the company private at a premium to its stock price, then at C$12.36, if the company did not abandon plans to open its own stores.
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"The U.S.-based ETF market is becoming oversaturated, and there's a greater opportunity set in international markets," Mazari said, noting that shares of MSCI trade at a premium due to market rumors that S&P Global could acquire the company.
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The strong winds and biting cold of the early days of the Games gave way to warmer temperatures as Oeberg and Kuzmina made the early running, and with each miss bringing a one-minute penalty, clean shooting was at a premium.
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Nippon Paint, Japan's biggest paint supplier and 39 percent owned by Singapore-based investment company Wuthelam Holdings Ltd, made the all-cash offer at a premium to where Axalta shares ended on Monday at $33.54, one of the sources said.
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Rutland says the business has been revenue generating for five years — kicking things off with a paid game priced at a premium for the time ($3 vs the more typical $0.99), before switching to focus fully on free to play.
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In the Mediterranean, the differential for Urals typically trades at a discount of at least a dollar to benchmark dated Brent but since early November, the level has spiked and now stands at a premium of 70 cents a barrel.
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"Despite our expectation for another beat and raise, shares may struggle to break out of this range as software sentiment remains weak and SHOP's multiple is still at a premium to its peer set," he wrote in a note to clients.
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Pochi, from Tokyo, has her own bath at home (not necessarily a given in a city where space is at a premium) but still goes to the sentō two or three times per month to relax with friends or family.
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The global market is brutal: whereas Euro Lambs can sell at a premium on the continent because it doesn't have to freeze its products, the non-EU market will force it to go head-to-head against frozen New Zealand lambs.
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Shares of Canopy Growth surged 7.5 percent to C$61.40 after the two companies said the deal value was at a premium of 41.7 percent over the 30-day volume weighted average price of Acreage subordinate voting shares ending April 16.
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Property bankers said they expect bidders as well as potential investors in an IPO to offer prices of just over 80 percent of the net asset value, a discount to several German peers, which trade at a premium to their NAV.
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One-week CFDs are trading at a premium of about 12 cents to two-week rates, from a premium of closer to 20 cents a week ago and the price of a barrel of physical Brent is at six-week highs.
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Organizers said they receive technical support to implement new producing areas, as well as a commitment to have their production bought by partners, such as commodities trader Olam International and chocolate maker Mondelez International, at a premium over regular market prices.
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Organizers said they receive technical support to implement new producing areas, as well as a commitment to have their production bought by partners, such as commodities trader Olam International and chocolate maker Mondelez International, at a premium over regular market prices.
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If policymakers want a powerful disciplining mechanism for boards, shareholders can serve as a powerful check on boards if they put up their own money and seek to buy control of a firm at a premium to its going market price.
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And free real estate in the world is really hard to come by, and especially in the countries where they end up in China and Japan and south-east Asia, that land would be really expensive and is at a premium.
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Ghulam added that shares of STC were hurt most because they were at a premium to the others; STC is at 15.1 times forward 12-month earnings based on Thursday's closing price, while its regional peers are trading around 12.8 times.
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"We think this will benefit RAD from a valuation perspective as we estimate that PBMs trade at a premium to drug retailers, by about a couple of turns in our view," Cowen & Co analyst Charles Rhyee said in a research note.
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"This looks like a good deal for Vodafone shareholders based on hugely sensible strategic logic, which values Vodafone India at a premium to our valuation, and opens the door to significantly greater synergies than we had anticipated," analysts at Berenberg said.
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Ramalho explained that the deposit rate is lower for zero-coupon bonds as they will be bought at a premium compared to market prices and will allow for the full recovery of invested amounts despite a steep discount from face values.
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Feast your eyes on the aptly-titled HBO Box, coming soon to a dorm room near you: "When it comes to the dorm room experience, privacy is at a premium," the excessively tongue-in-cheek commercial for the HBO Box says.
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Required by Texas law to find more revenue, the Presidio county tax assessors realized that adobe homes in Marfa were selling at a premium, and so they raised their appraisal values in 2017, just three years after a townwide revaluation.
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Leaked agreements with creditors showed that Wanda agreed to buy back the shares at a premium price – equal to an 8 and 10 per cent annual return for domestic and overseas investors – if the relisting plan failed two years later.
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Vitol came up with the lowest offer of a premium of $15.80 a tonne to Singapore spot quotes, while the state-owned BPC imported fuel oil in the first half at a premium of $24 in term deals with companies.
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In the months leading up to the conclave, held once every five years, the party puts stability at a premium, and Mr. Xiao, through his substantial holdings, is seen as having the potential to bring instability to China's stock markets.
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Like the U.S.-based GBTC, the XBT bitcoin ETNs typically trade at a premium or discount to the actual price of bitcoin, but the range has been much smaller than in the case of GBTC, between 1 percent and 3 percent.
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Oman cargoes with an operational tolerance limit of 225% were sold at premiums of about 22020-20 cents a barrel above the official selling price (OSP), with the majority of contracts done at a premium of 15-16 cents, sources said.
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Ahead of the earnings report, investors had been worried that the retailer would see weaker makeup sales, but the nearly 30-year-old company has capitalized on booming demand for celebrity-led beauty brands, which are usually priced at a premium.
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The German carmaker said in a statement that the offering would be priced at 27-13 euros per share, which Jefferies analysts said valued Traton at a slight discount to industry peers but at a premium to Swedish competitor Volvo.
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Because the Sydney shares trade at a premium to their London counterparts, merging them would also give a new, lower price from which the discount in a tender-offer buyback — effectively capped at 14 percent in Australia — can be calculated.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has set its February Arab light crude oil official selling price to Asia at a premium of $3.70 versus the Oman/Dubai average, unchanged from January, according to a statement from state oil company Aramco on Thursday.
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StockX offers an "ISO," an "Initial Sneaker Offering," before a sneaker comes out, mirroring other pre-release practices in sneaker culture, where pairs that haven't come out yet are sold to people before they're even available—usually at a premium.
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"We believe that storage is a vast and traditional market with huge potential for disruption, and Clutter's technology and superior customer proposition will help facilitate future growth in expanding urban communities where space is at a premium," said SoftBank's Wilson in a statement.
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Art fans and gadget-lovers in the West buy the items at a premium, helping to supply them to those living off the grid; to date, more than 500,000 lamps have been distributed to people without electricity, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa.
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"His style of pitching begs for pitch execution to be at a premium when you're going to play cat-and-mouse — velocity, change rhythm, change tempo, the high fastball, the multiple breaking balls, that's his style of pitching," Manager A.J. Hinch said.
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"As I mentioned, the Impossible Whopper was a big highlight of 2019 and continued to be an important sales driver in the fourth quarter, generating healthy levels of incrementality at a premium price point," Cil told analysts on a conference call Monday.
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Although the $92.25 per share offered marked a slight discount to Medidata's closing price of $94.75 on June 11, analysts said that it was at a premium of 13% to Medidata's 50-day average price of $86.50 over the last 50 days.
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I sell mine at a premium, and I add value by making them all by hand, delivering them myself to my clients, and sourcing my pork from a butcher which has been Chinese-owned and operated in Vancouver's Chinatown for over 40 years.
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"Canada yields are close to or at a premium against most of the other G10 currencies now and we think that warrants a break lower in dollar-Canada," said Daniel Katzive, head of FX strategy, North America at BNP Paribas in New York.
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The OSP for July-loading cargoes was set at a premium of 60 cents a barrel to the regional Oman-Dubai crude benchmark, up from 25 cents in June and a significant reversal of the discount of $6.73 as recently as March.
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Ideally, in the days and hours before another superstorm, the thousands of trucks that pick up food from Hunts Point would be moved to lots protected from storm surges—a challenge in a city where every square foot comes at a premium.
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Iron ore with a 21-percent ore grade was trading at a premium of 26.6775 yuan ($18.42) a tonne to 58-percent grade at Chinese ports last week, a level last seen in mid-2014, according to data from industry website Mysteel. (tmsnrt.
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Operating in Australia, North America and Britain, it posted its first annual loss in August, and soon after its founder and former CEO Rod Jones and fledging private equity firm BGH made a takeover proposal at a premium to its share price.
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"The reality of climate change means we should be taking a long-term view in urban development: it's easier to preserve existing wetlands than to try and retro-fit them into a built-up area where land is at a premium," said Archer.
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But with a takeover, there are also advisory fees and a lot of those same auditor and legal fees once the deal is completed – plus there is the cost of taking control of the listed company at a premium to its share price.
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Although the $92.25 per share offered marked a slight discount to Medidata's closing price of $20183 on June 11, analysts said that it was at a premium of 6.6% to Medidata's 50-day average price of $86.50 over the last 50 days.
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With storage space at a premium, companies are expected to cut prices and reduce production to shrink stockpiles as quickly as possible, Kai Gerdes, analysis director at Euler Hermes Rating, said, adding that the impact of this would be to lower inflation.
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But, perhaps more importantly, the acquisitions could go a long way to proving out Forerunner's thesis: That as more purchases move online, traditional brick-and-mortar retailers will struggle to adapt and digitally native brands and retailers will be valued at a premium.
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It's critical to do your research and find the right professionals for your appointment no matter what service you're using, especially since there are many "skin-care experts" who offer their services online at a premium without board certification or educational background.
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While Nvidia "trades at a premium valuation, we believe this is justified by Nvidia's leadership in the largest and fastest growing markets in semis including [artificial intelligence], gaming, [virtual reality], and autonomous cars," analyst Vivek Arya wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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South Korea's YNCC bought naphtha on Thursday at a premium of about $10 a tonne to Japan quotes on a cost-and-freight (C&F) basis, industry sources said, marking the highest price it has paid since May 2018, Reuters data showed.
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And in the past, they've been stored inside the ISS when not in use, but space is at a premium in the station itself, so any time you can save some it's good news for astronauts and for ongoing research and other equipment.
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Finally, Airbus Group plans to issue zero-coupon, 5-year bonds for a nominal amount of around 1 billion euros and these will be exchangeable into Dassault Aviation shares at a premium of 35-40 percent compared to the equity placement price.
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Back in January, UniCredit sold Italy's first senior-non preferred bond, placing 1.5 billion euros in five-year notes at a premium of 70 basis points (bps) over the swap rate - a spread which has now swelled to 320 bps on the secondary market.
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"Purity seems to be at a premium when it comes to discussing a possible bride for Prince Charles at the moment... Diana, I can assure you, has never had a lover," he told The Daily Star, according to Tina Brown's book, The Diana Chronicles.
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But TV ads are hard to target effectively, and they always come at a premium: Many swing-state local TV stations are happy to lose money three years in a row, just because they know that presidential election campaigns will be like money from helicopters.
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Although floor space is at a premium, I have several bags of scrap fabric for collage, the necessary freight boxes; and I'm a complete materials-nut, so I have shelves and drawers filled with brushes, paints, markers, airbrushes, and all sorts of random ingredients!
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"With shares trading at a premium to historical averages and expectations for slower profit margin improvement going forward as the company is at peak profit margins, we believe shares fully reflect the company's high growth expectations," Edward Jones analyst Robin Diedrich wrote in a note.
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Where once lightning decision-making and a calm head in a crisis were at a premium, the bulk of trading today is done by machines and the job of a foreign exchange sales trader is often little more than minding software and fielding client queries.
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Apple's HomePod gets a $50 price cut Announced in mid-2017 and released in early 2018, the Siri-powered product brought a very Apple approach to the category dominated by Amazon and Google, with premium sound and design at a premium price of $73.
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THEY DON'T BUY ANYTHING FROM US AT A PREMIUM PRICE JUST TO BE NICE TO THE U.S. THAT MEANS IF WE'RE NOT SELLING IT TO THEM THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO GET SOMEONE ELSE WHO IS NOT GOING TO CHARGE THEM AS LOW A PRICE.
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But for a casual gamer like myself, and someone who lives in a small apartment where space is at a premium, the idea of having a versatile living room PC that can play some AAA gaming titles at good frame rates is very attractive.
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Their unique value prop, for consumers, was offering a verification service so that you knew when you were buying (often at a premium, and often so-called 'deadstock' or stuff that's new in condition but not available through typical consumer sales channels) was the real deal.
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As with Dyson's other offerings, all of its features and functionality come at a premium – $699.99 ($799.99 in Canada) – but with its accessory kit, lack of consumables like bags and filters and Dyson's reputation there's a lot of value built into that price tag as well.
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Fastmarkets MB's assessment of this segment of the global lithium market has eased slightly over the last couple of months but at $16.00 per kilogram in October it is still up year-on-year and, critically, is now trading at a premium to the spot Chinese price.
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They are priced at a premium: 265 Syrian pounds (40 US cents) for a kilogram of potatoes, compared to less than 90 SYP (18 cents) back in Homs, and 600 SYP ($1.20) for a sack of sugar, compared to around 200 SYP (2903 cents) in Homs.
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While it is not clear how the family would increase its stake, one possibility is through a share buyback at a premium, the newspaper reported on Wednesday, citing one of the people familiar with the matter, adding that there is no guarantee it will follow through.
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A convention insider tells ITK that with space at a premium in Philadelphia, makeshift greenrooms for the commander in chief and Biden — who are both poised to address the crowd this week — are set up within the bowels of the arena where the 76ers and Flyers play.
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"At a time when space is at a premium and many companies are looking for room to grow, we recognize that our 500-acre campus in Redmond, Washington, is a unique asset," Brad Smith, the president of Microsoft, said on the company's blog on Tuesday evening.
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A barrel of Forties oil BFO-FOT trades at a premium or discount to the dated Brent benchmark and can be impacted by a single fixture for a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) to South Korea appearing on shipping lists or failing to make a voyage.
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A story's "buzz," variously defined by the number of retweets, Facebook likes or panicked text messages from White House aides that it generates, is at a premium, fueling news outlets that condense political reporting from 1,000-word stories into stand-alone nuggets designed to set Twitter aflame.
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In New York City, where space is at a premium, there are strict, unspoken codes of privacy and proximity: you can stand this close in a subway car and this close in an elevator and this close while waiting in line for an egg and cheese.
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Brent crude futures for nearby delivery were also trading at a premium to future months, a structure called backwardation, signalling a potential tightening in supplies from a surge in demand as fears about the impact of the coronavirus subside and following tighter U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan exports.
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The price puts very-low sulphur marine fuel at a premium of about $31 a tonne to December 2380 swaps for 380-centistoke high-sulphur fuel oil with 3.5 percent sulphur content based on its price on Thursday of $311.25, according to data on Refinitiv Eikon.
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However, the Northern Illinois defense bowed up at the 2-yard line to deny the Aztecs a touchdown, resulting in a field goal by John Baron II. Despite the Northern Illinois defense putting yards at a premium for San Diego State, Penny reached 2104 yards rushing.
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Indicating the same, Brent crude futures for immediate delivery are trading at a premium to the second month LCOc1-LCOc2, as are the short-term Brent swaps called contracts for differences used to price dated Brent, the benchmark used around the world for physical oil trades.
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The skeptics wring their hands over the possibility of robot gridlock, of public transportation left to mothball and crumble, of self-driving cars priced at a premium so only the wealthiest can afford their promises of safety, of algorithms written in a way to play god.
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The traders took on new storage leases for three or six months, with a contango market structure - in which longer-dated oil futures trade at a premium - defraying some costs while they wait for a rebound in demand after China recovers from the outbreak, sources said.
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The lithium contract will serve as an industry proxy, with supply deals struck at a premium or discount to it depending on several factors, much the way LME contracts for other commodities function, said Jon Mulcahy, Fastmarkets Price Development Manager for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
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Team control and cost certainty is great, but in the current cap environment—with space at a premium and the luxury tax line plateauing quicker than initially anticipated—there projects to be a small shift back to valuing good players on expiring deals, even outsized ones.
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Implicitly telling customers that, effectively, "the only way to have peace of mind that a random stranger won't listen in on their accidentally triggered Siri recordings is to stop using Siri entirely" is a bit of a mixed message from the company that supposedly puts privacy at a premium.
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In the fourth quarter, the company recorded pretax impairment charges of $5.4 billion, including a goodwill write-off related to the anti-infectives unit and a charge from lower-than-expected sales of its double chin treatment Kybella, which it bought at a premium of 15.303 percent in 2015.
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At the heart of the multinationals' struggle is the breakdown of a status quo established in the early 2000s that allowed overseas companies to sell at a premium branded drugs that had lost patent protection, in many cases three to five times the price of comparable generic medicines.
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The way the kickstand sticks out when extended also gives the iPad Pro a deeper footprint than any laptop, making coffee shop table space even more at a premium — even though you can adjust the angle, you can forget about using this on an airplane seat tray in economy.
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A contango market means an asset's futures contracts are trading at a premium to its spot price; a market watcher could simply look at the daily settlement price data of the underlying futures contract on a given exchange, then examine the price of the series of months further out.
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"Facebook, even despite all of this news, is still trading at a premium in terms of forward PE relative to the industry, and so I don't know that it's necessarily pricing in the risk that some of these probes present to Facebook," Sanchez said on the same segment.
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Qualcomm said in remarks prepared for the IFA tech fair in Berlin that it plans to add 5G capabilities to its lower-cost Snapdragon 6 and 7 series devices, which could make 5G phones available at lower prices than the current models, mostly flagship devices priced at a premium.
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But this is the final season of Game of Thrones, where time and space are at a premium, so the episode had to shift from smaller scenes focused on people who are simply happy to be alive to an incredibly forced bout of realpolitik featuring those same people.
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The ruling Communist Party is set to convene a leadership meeting this year that will pick a new generation of top officials, and the party puts the preservation of stability — both financial and political — at a premium in the months ahead of the conclave, held once every five years.
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The traders took on new storage leases for over three or six months with a contango market structure - in which longer-dated oil futures trade at a premium - defraying some costs while they waited for a rebound in demand after China recovers from the outbreak, the sources said.
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Falcon's premium finishes, components and attention to detail come at a premium price, of course, and that's not going to be necessarily palatable to all those interested in VR, especially considering that (while enjoying dropping prices) Oculus Rift and HTC Vive still aren't exactly budget-friendly items on their own.
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"If I were to believe Tesla's stories, with a 35% projected earnings growth rate, even at a PEG [price/earnings to growth] ratio that's at a premium to the market, you still can't value the stock at over $100 a share and $100 is on the very high end," he said.
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Fears of a virus-related slump in global demand have flipped the oil market into contango this week - a structure in which longer-dated oil futures trade at a premium that encourages traders to keep crude in storage for more profitable resale in the future, potentially indicating months of surplus.
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Manhattan art galleries aren't closely identified with a spirit of share-and-share-alike—square footage remains at a premium as all but the wealthiest fight for their clean, well-lighted spaces—but this summer's Condo New York sees sixteen New York dealers throw open their doors to twenty international counterparts.
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In front of the Primus sign, Jeanne, the strong-looking woman who served me my tea, had set up a stall of shiny packets of biscuits, AA batteries and small bags of salt — urban luxuries unavailable in the forest — which she sold, at a premium, to the river dwellers in pirogues.
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We believe that our proposal offers fair and compelling value for SolarCity and its stockholders, while also giving SolarCity's stockholders the opportunity to receive Tesla common stock at a premium exchange ratio and the opportunity to participate in the success of the combined company through their ongoing ownership of Tesla stock.
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And because this is a shop within a shop, space is at a premium, but Google has actually made the most of limited space using custom-created modular furniture that nests when standing room is limited, but can easily accommodate, say, a small group of students with stool seating in a pinch.
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One buyer of a home developed by Tishman at its Qiantan's Crystal Plaza mixed-use project, said he had already earned "a large sum of money" after becoming a winner of the lottery system because the flat can be sold at a premium of about 2 million yuan once construction is complete.
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It folds down into a compact package that can be rolled along with one hand, and that's small enough to fit in the trunk of just about any car or to be tucked away in a closet, on a garage shelf, or even under your bed if space is at a premium.
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"We don't know how high Tesla's shares will get, but with the company valued at a premium to the vast majority of the largest stocks on the planet, it's hard to take it seriously as something other than a combination of speculative excess and positioning," Bespoke Investment Group told clients on Tuesday.
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" Based on its increasing market penetration, end-user growth and improving margin profile, driven by SG&A leverage and an increasing margin contribution from other services, Foresi tells investors, "We value SQ at a premium to its peer group for its well-above industry growth rates and potential for further margin expansion.
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The stock's rally has been so strong over such a short period of time that it is now trading at a premium of more than 250 percent to its 200-day moving average; this is extreme, and reminiscent of what we saw for several tech stocks near the top of the tech bubble.
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The vendors said they buy Juul e-cigarettes and nicotine pods at retail cost, plus shipping, from contacts in the US, and go on to resell the products at a premium in India, where a Juul starter kit goes for about $15.63 (compared to $215.6 in the US), far more than other alternatives like Justfog.
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"We think almost all the banks are attractive, believe they deserve to sell at a premium to book value, and that as we get to an end of this period where capital requirements are growing, they will be able to return most of the cash flow that they generate to the owners," he said.
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"Domty is up on decent volumes and this is affecting the rest of the market - investors are keen to buy Domty at a premium to the IPO price, which is giving confidence that the prices of other stocks are also at attractive levels," said Mohamed Radwan, Head of Equity Sales at Pharos Securities in Cairo.
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The Giants play at AT&T Park on Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon during Disrupt SF. Parking will be at a premium and Lot A will be closed to Disrupt parking on each day due to the games, so we urge you again to use public transportation or take a ride-share service if possible.
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They are also severely limited in supply — at this point the only way to get Spectacles is to find and wait in line at one of the pop-up vending machines that Snap is setting up around the country, or buy them at a premium from someone who has spent a long time waiting.
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London's O2 Arena will be filled to the rafters with tickets sold at a premium and the British pay-per-view audience will buy into this fight no matter what and that's in spite of the UK population's general aversion to paying extra for one-off sports events on top of their existing TV packages.
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The refiner was said to be offering Plutonio at a discount of 40 cents to dated Brent, down from a discount of 20 cents on Friday, as well as cargoes of Saturno at minus 90, which was down from Friday's 70-cent discount and Olombendo at a premium of 40 cents, compared with 60 cents on Friday.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 14 (Reuters) - * Indian oil explorer ONGC Videsh has sold one cargo of Russian Sokol crude at a premium of about $5.65 a barrel to Dubai quotes, three trade sources told Reuters on Wednesday * Trading house Vitol is believed to be the buyer of the 700,000-barrel cargo, they said * ONGC offered the cargo to load between Oct.
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We are increasing our TP for NOC to $364 (from $310), reflecting our view that NOC should trade at a premium to its peers owing to its superior long-term positioning, upside potential from OA (revenue/cost/w/c synergies), less relative pension in its cash flow stream (as compared to LMT/RTN), strong FCF/share growth.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 7 (Reuters) - * Indian oil explorer ONGC Videsh has sold a cargo of Russian Sokol crude at a premium of around $8.3 a barrel to Dubai quotes via a spot tender, the highest since mid-2014 SOK-DUB, three trade sources told Reuters on Monday * The 700,000-barrel cargo was offered to load between Dec.
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"While recognizing a bold portfolio transformation, and solid technology potential, we think these positives are more than reflected in GE stock at current levels, and on the numbers, we see an unfavorable risk/reward, given a stubbornly high expectation forward earnings curve, and weak underlying earnings quality/[free cash flow], at a premium valuation," they said in a Thursday note to clients.
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People take this feature of money for granted, but even today, it's not ubiquitous — take the example of the three-tier pricing phenomenon in Zimbabwe: The government released bond notes pegged 20:21 to the U.S. dollar, but shops accepted actual U.S. dollars at a premium to the notes (meaning a purchase would be less expensive in U.S. dollars than bond notes).
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SINGAPORE, Nov 8 (Reuters) - * Indian oil explorer ONGC Videsh sold one cargo of January-loading Russian Sokol crude at a premium of around $9.25 a barrel to Dubai quotes, hovering around its highest level since September 2013, two traders said on Friday * The buyer of the cargo was likely trading house Glencore * ONGC offered the 700,000-barrel cargo to load over Jan.
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Jeter's actual plaque, which is the 44th to be installed, including seven monuments and several more plaques for non-Yankees like Nelson Mandela, Jackie Robinson and two popes, was manufactured by United States Bronze in New Hyde Park, N.Y. Wall space is at a premium in Monument Park, but Behar said no plaques would ever be moved to accommodate new ones.
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But it can be hard, after talking to Aadsen, checking in on her season, hearing about gear problems or storm fronts or a long run offshore only to find a promised school of fish has disappeared, not to think it should come at a premium, that it should be treated as well in the kitchen as Aadsen does on the Nerka.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 23 (Reuters) - * Indian oil explorer ONGC Videsh sold one cargo of December-loading Russian Sokol crude at a premium of around $9.20-9.25 a barrel to Dubai quotes via a spot tender, the highest since September 2013, two traders said on Wednesday SOK-DUB * The buyer was likely to have been trading house Trafigura * ONGC offered the 700,000-barrel cargo to load over Dec.
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But while the Intel chips are bound for high-end laptops, where space and battery life are at a premium and the physical and power savings from the combined chip are more apparent, AMD's desktop models are designed more as entry-level options for gamers looking to put together their own PC, but without the heavy cost investment of buying a standalone graphics card.
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At a time when it would seem like platform exclusives are at a premium, especially ones tied to loyal and recurring audiences like sports sim players, Sony San Diego looks like it's going to be making games for both the Switch and Microsoft platforms (the Xbox account tweeted out the announcement, but it wasn't absolutely clear whether that implies a PC version or an Xbox version).
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SINGAPORE, Feb 10 (Reuters) - * Vietnam's PV Oil sold one cargo of Dai Hung crude loading April 1-7 at a premium of around $6.20-6.40 a barrel to dated Brent via a spot tender, two traders said on Monday * The buyer of the 400,000-barrel cargo was likely Thai refinery PTT * Companies do not typically comment on such commercial matters * Southeast Asia's sweet crude grades are under less price pressure from China's coronavirus outbreak compared with grades including Brazil's Lula, Russia's ESPO and Sokol crude, as well as west African crude, which have been more popular among Chinese refiners, traders said * Prior to this, PV Oil sold one February-loading cargo of Dai Hung crude at a premium of about $7.70 a barrel to dated Brent, as sweet crude gained support from the new cleaner marine fuel regulation dubbed IMO 2020 (Reporting By Shu Zhang; Editing by Aditya Soni)
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In fact, this plan might sound broadly familiar to you because it is largely similar to the plan former AOL CEO Tim Armstrong proposed to Verizon when he combined AOL and Yahoo under the Oath brand at that carrier: build an ad network on the billions of page views served by Oath properties, combine that data with Verizon's network data, and sell better-targeted ads at a premium.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 13 (Reuters) - * Iran has set the official selling price (OSP) of its Iranian Light grade for its Asian buyers in February at a premium of $3.35 a barrel above the Oman/Dubai average, up 10 cents from the previous month, an industry source said on Monday * The table below shows February Iranian crude prices to Asia, as differentials to the average of benchmark Oman and Dubai prices published by S&P Global Platts.
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