Potential savings could be as much as about 7 percent.
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Others say it could be as much as 30 percent.
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Goldman said it could be as much as $96 billion.
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The fines can be as much as $27,500 per passenger.
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That can be as much as 10% of operating costs.
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A simple bottle of Fanta can be as much as $2100.
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So it could be as much as a billion in 2020?
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For Ms. Tolstedt, that could be as much as $125 million.
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However, the price tag could be as much as $10,000 a year.
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It previously said that damages could be as much as $10 billion.
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Facebook warned the actual charge could be as much as $5 billion.
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Water levels may be as much as 2-4 feet above normal.
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"It's going to be as much as we want it to be."
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Some investigators now reckon it could be as much as $6 billion.
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It could be as much as 15 times the size of Earth.
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NOW SHE DID SAY IT COULD BE AS MUCH AS TEN YEARS.
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That can be as much as $1,000 a day from some companies.
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The price difference could be as much as $4,000 among various retailers.
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The annual pay could be as much as 50,000 pounds, roughly $67,000.
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The price of this unique protection can be as much as $230,216.
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Deloitte, a consulting firm, reckons it could be as much as a third.
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The total value of the deals could be as much as $250 billion.
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Mr. Huberfeld told him it could be as much as $219,22015 a year.
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Legal fees can be as much as 1 percent of the purchase price.
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This can be as much as 8 weeks of time off at once.
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He estimated that losses this year could be as much as $1.5 billion.
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The better news is, it won't be as much as humanity's global toll.
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It was expensive, said to be as much as $15 million an episode.
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Tests for S.T.D.s can be as much as two hundred dollars a month.
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The value of the illegal trades could be as much as $90 million.
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Discounts on items will be as much as 30 percent off, to start.
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Another expert, John Kavulich, said the drop could be as much as 20 percent.
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The difference between two people could be as much as 2,000 calories a day.
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EU sanctions can be as much as 10 percent of a company's global turnover.
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It can be as much as 25 or 30 percent of what you order.
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For women over 65, the income disparity can be as much as 25 percent.
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The tax bill due this autumn could be as much as $105 per acre.
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The group estimates that could be as much as $225 billion in lost revenues.
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In Washington, DC, fines can be as much as $500 for a first offense.
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Under the researchers' theoretical tax, it could be as much as 40 percent more.
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"This can be as much as 30 percent — some locations, higher," the official said.
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Iranian support for Hamas is reckoned to be as much as $100m a year.
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Some domestic media have said the writedown could be as much as $6 billion.
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The projected actual rise, scientists say, will be as much as 22 degrees Celsius.
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Expected annual savings, excluding personnel costs, could be as much as 750 million reais.
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An IUD routinely costs between $600 and $900, and can be as much as $2,600.
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In some areas, such as Sicily, the reduction could be as much as 35 percent.
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The company said potential annual profits for business owners could be as much as $300,000.
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Facebook estimated the final charge could be as much as $5 billion for the company.
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If things proceed, the winning bid is expected to be as much as $22 billion.
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Some other analysts said that number could be as much as 500,000 barrels per day.
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Globally, air pollution may be as much as 10 times the U.S. standard, she said.
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Domestic media have reported that the writedown could be as much as 700 billion yen.
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Whatever you scored yourself, we're certain that it wont be as much as Posthuman does.
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The capital shortfall may be as much as 3.5 billion euros, Corriere della Sera said.
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Some lawyers predict that amount could be as much as $3.3 billion, or even higher.
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The new development would be as much as 88 feet tall, or about eight stories.
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The fine for breaking the rules can be as much as €25,000 ($26,909.)Future tactics?
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"Similar properties in Costa Rica can be as much as 50 percent higher," he said.
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Depending on the phone and where you got it, that could be as much as $22.
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Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that can be as much as 100 times stronger than morphine.
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The hurricane center said the water level could be as much as 12 feet above ground.
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The capital increase will be as much as 10 percent of outstanding shares minus one share.
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The paper said that material was out of what could be as much as 10,000 pages.
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Right now the team says the site's fossils could be as much as 500,000 years old.
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The cash dividend can be as much as annual salary or even more, the sources said.
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Creating an entire chip design can now be as much as three times faster, he said.
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Even at that, it could be as much as two and a half hours of speechifying.
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And those savings can be as much as hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to Meyer.
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For certain workloads, like web servers, costs could be as much as 45 percent lower, DeSantis said.
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Thus, the total swing in the Federal budget could be as much as $50 billion per year.
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It is so massive that it could be as much as 15 times the size of Earth.
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Q. How will a stimulus program some say may be as much as $1 trillion affect bonds?
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McKinsey believes there could be as much as $750 billion of value in vehicle data by 2030.
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" Johansson added, "My mom tried to be as much as a buffer as possible with that experience.
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Experts who follow the company say PG&E's total liability could be as much as $30 billion.
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Appliances at Sears will be as much as 40 percent off, one flyer reviewed by CNBC shows.
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"The emissions of fashion weeks might be as much as Saint Kitts and Nevis," Mr. Morand said.
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It did not list secured debt, but said total liabilities could be as much as $10 billion.
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AccuWeather predicts the total cost of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey could be as much as $290 billion.
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For what can be as much as a 65-hour workweek, Mr. Murphy earns about $100,000 annually.
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The total value of the deals done during Trump's trip could be as much as $250 billion.
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One firm estimates there could be as much as $350 billion in "dry powder" from unspent buybacks available.
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It now expects fiscal first-quarter revenue to be as much as $9 billion lower than previous projections.
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The treatment will not come cheap: its gross annual cost could be as much as $665,600 per patient.
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Documentation and bureaucracy can be as much as a fifth of the total cost of moving a container.
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Even the higher estimates—Reuters reported the figure could be as much as $350 million—are pretty paltry.
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It does this by avoiding future medical costs, which can be as much as $745,000 over 10 years.
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"We think there could be as much as 10 to 15 percent downside to these markets," he said.
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On the high-end guide of adjusted EBITDA, Dolev said it could be as much as 12 percent.
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The difference in distance between these close and far points can be as much as about 30,000 miles.
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The new limit could be as much as 10,000 characters, which is the current limit on direct messages.
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For every dollar invested in early childhood learning programs, the return can be as much as eight dollars.
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Franchise fees for Overwatch publisher Blizzard's professional league have been rumored to be as much as $20 million.
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While the difference could be as much as 44.6 degrees Fahrenheit, the average difference nationally was 36.68 degrees.
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JPMorgan predicts the eventual insured losses from Harvey could be as much as $10 billion to $20 billion.
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The pot of unrealised gains held by American households and firms is thought to be as much as $6trn.
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DWR said Saturday the cost to repair the primary spillway was estimated to be as much as $200 million.
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And the size of this effect can be as much as 0.3 seconds for every 5003 feet of height.
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The debt reduction could be as much as THB11bn if WHA completes the spin-off of its utility business.
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Net emissions of corn ethanol "could be as much as 2202% higher than those of gasoline," the study concludes.
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But after "Roma" lost best picture in February, Vulture reported the number to be as much as $60 million.
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Documents seized by authorizes in 2018 showed that the groups annual income could be as much as $200 million.
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Our health officials suggest a vaccine for Zika could be as much as 12 months away - well into 2017.
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New modeling and experience suggests that the increase could be as much as a 10-fold increase or more.
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He estimated that debt owed to China could be as much as $5 billion and was growing every year.
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Administration officials say that means they will be as much as 50 to 80 percent cheaper than ObamaCare plans.
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The average debt for girls trafficked from Nigeria is around $25,000, but it can be as much as $60,000.
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In short, that means the price of components and manufacturing the next Xbox could be as much as $460.
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Included in this could be as much as 90 billion barrels of oil, according to United States Geographical Survey estimates.
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This year, Kniffen estimated, it will be 15 percent and by 2030 it will be as much as 50 percent.
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Apple now expects revenue for its fiscal first quarter to be as much as $9 billion lower than previous projections.
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Total divestitures could be as much as $10 billion on a 2013 basis, according to Evercore ISI analyst James West.
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The penalties can be as much as $23,500 per day, according to recent shipping contracts with PDVSA seen by Reuters.
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USDA officials and banking experts estimated that the backlog of applications by October could be as much as $650 million.
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A single purchase in a game could be a few dollars, but it could also be as much as $99.99.
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Several studies estimate the inefficiencies in America's $3.5 trillion bloated system to be as much as a third or more.
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These could be as much as 1,000 euros per hour per person, according to an internal memo, The Guardian reported.
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Administration officials say the short-term plans will be as much as 50 to 85033 percent cheaper than ObamaCare plans.
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States are hungry for the tax revenue, which could be as much as $3.4 billion per year, according to Cowen.
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Some people say it could be as much as $5 billion this year, although that sounds crazy high to me.
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It won't be as much as a full-on cell covering that amount of space, but at least it's transparent!
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The Bluegrass State is facing a fiscal crisis, including a pension shortfall estimated to be as much as $40 billion.
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The total haul for the Saudi state coffers could be as much as $300 billion, according to the Financial Times.
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Add in state and local spending and total anti-poverty spending could be as much as $220006 trillion per year.
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"In the dental PPOs, the prices can be as much as 20183 to 40 percent below the actual fees," she said.
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How much more food, exactly, varies depending on the study, but the required increase could be as much as 110 percent.
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Second-quarter operating income will be as much as $3.6 billion, but analysts had been expecting $63.53 billion, according to FactSet.
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Second-quarter operating income will be as much as $3.6 billion, but analysts had been expecting $4.2 billion, according to FactSet.
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ZAMBIA: Zambia's 211 copper output could be as much as 2890,000 tonnes lower than last year, the Chamber of Mines said.
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"If you're fortunate, you'll get an employer where the match might be as much as a dollar for dollar," Benna said.
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For Facebook, which made more than $40.65 billion in revenue in 2017, that fine could be as much as $1.63 billion.
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Sequentially in the third quarter and fourth quarter, it expected the decline to be as much as high single digit percentages.
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A 221.95 analysis from marketplace ScoreBig found that day games can be as much as 236 percent pricier than evening games.
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During the study period, Hispanic children appeared to be as much as 67 percent more susceptible to smoking than white kids.
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Hurricane Harvey devastated Texas and Louisiana over a 6-day period, with losses estimated to be as much as $75 billion.
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Capital One Financial Corp estimates the cost of a bad hire can be as much as three times that employee's salary.
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Two sources briefed on the matter said there will be as much as $541 million in federal money available to Gateway.
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RW1013 suggested that there could be as much as £41M ($52M) worth of fake Scotch being sold on the secondary market.
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She thinks it could be as much as $6,000 and doesn't know how or where she would get that much money.
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Revenue is forecast to be as much as $15.5 billion, compared with a previous target of as much as $15.4 billion.
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The lawsuit contends the value of new subscribers and their personal information could be as much as $84 million for Tidal.
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Fines for violating the law can be as much as $21,00 dollars, but that's not the only repercussion to be feared.
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The cost to repair the primary spillway was estimated to be as much as $200 million, state officials said over the weekend.
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By Monday, temperatures are expected be as much as 20 degrees above normal across much of the desert Southwest and Southern California.
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The 2011 census counted 430,000 Chinese people in Britain (though some community workers say the number could be as much as 600,000).
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It said second-quarter operating income would be as much as $3.6 billion, while analysts had anticipated $63.53 billion, according to FactSet.
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That means the maximum payout here could be as much as $3.8 billion, netting each Google employee around $14,600, The Information estimates.
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When this "Nonresident Supplemental Tuition" is added, the total cost for an out-of-state student can be as much as $66,018.
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Its rise time depends on where exactly you are, but it can be as much as 80 to 120 minutes before dawn.
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Why it matters: While estimates vary, the growing global shortage of cybersecurity practitioners will be as much as 3 million by 2021.
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In some cases, discounts can be as much as 80 percent for consumers willing to buy very far in advance, he said.
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In addition, mobile-order checks tend to be as much as 20 to 30 percent higher than a traditional in-store check.
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In addition, mobile order checks tend to be as much as 20 to 30 percent higher than a traditional in-store check.
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The ratio between upper-house districts used to be as much as 6:1, says Taku Sugawara of the University of Tokyo.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $100 million That's how much debt iconic guitar manufacturer Gibson has (though it could be as much as $500 million).
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"However that is offset by the weaker rupee, so the benefits may not be as much as originally anticipated," he told CNBC.
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Then there's the sultan of Brunei, Hassanal Bolkiah, with a fortune once estimated by Forbes to be as much as $20 billion.
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They've been heavily involved in the investigation process and we're told they'll continue to be as much as possible back in NYC.
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People without college degrees are thought to be as much as twice as likely to kill themselves as people who completed college.
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Given the past 10 years of a bull market, Cummins thinks his retirement money could be as much as six figures higher.
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One prevailing theme in the design of the Vision iNext is that technology should be, as much as possible, invisible until needed.
|
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However, a study from China's National Health Commission suggests that the incubation period of the disease could be as much as 24 days.
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For those claiming at age 62, income could be as much as 30% lower than if they had claimed at full retirement age.
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Liquidity fees can be as much as 2 percent, and fund companies can hold up withdrawal requests for up to 10 business days.
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If cloud-based technologies become the rule rather than the exception, the cost reduction could be as much as 50 percent by 2024.
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Yahoo notes the fancy treatment runs between $275 and $350, depending on add-ons and extras, and can be as much as $550.
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Toyota has said duties under new trading deals could be as much as 10 percent, hitting either prices or margins, and denting sales.
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Depending on the task and the length of engagement, the fee for collectors can be as much as two thousand dollars a day.
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The Telegraph reports that the dress will cost in the ballpark of $303,000, but Dunne expects it to be as much as $270,000.
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The United Nations has estimated the cost of decontamination to be as much as $200 million, but others call this estimate unrealistically low.
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As the CJ-100 is significantly larger than the CJ-10, some analysts expected its range to be as much as 2,000 km.
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This past February, Murphy quit Fox to join Netflix in a deal reported to be as much as $300 million over five years.
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Federal officials have long considered building a new lock, but the costs of such a project could be as much as $1 billion.
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Gulmarg's vertical drop, a measure of the altitude from where you start to where you finish, can be as much as 6,000 feet.
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The company said its offering may be as much as 30% less than other insurance plans, although it did not provide specific costs.
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The true cost of which could be as much as $21.6 billion, funded at the expense of these and other mission-critical programs.
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The profit margin can be as much as 1,000 yuan (US$143) per pig, so dealers have been stockpiling funds for bulk purchases.
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Today they may be as much as a quarter, packed into cities and among the fast-growing rural populations in the south and west.
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Allergan also announced it would buy Tobira Therapeutics for what could be as much as $1.7 billion, a 700 percent premium for the company.
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That could be as much as double its previous valuation, when it raised $1.8 billion in a financing round in May earlier this year.
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Many pharmaceuticals have generic versions—which according to FDA data can be as much as 85 percent cheaper, saving tens of billions a month.
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Analyses conducted by different think tanks on his previous proposals suggest the price tag could be as much as $32 trillion over 10 years.
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The countervailing duties on soy-based Argentina biodiesel could be as much as 64.17 percent, according to a statement from the U.S. Commerce Department.
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Though tuition at Harvard is $153,730, and the cost of attendance can be as much as $78,200, many students end up paying significantly less.
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At this point, it's unclear how much data that would represent, but one data hoarder estimated it to be as much as 600 terabytes.
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For companies like NRG Energy and Inspire Energy (both Polis clients), the cost of acquisitions online can be as much as $300 per person.
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Bloomberg reported the price tag could be as much as $200 million, but the company told TechCrunch that it is not sharing the price.
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Dr. Gluyas said the gas discovered in Tanzania may be as much as 10 percent helium, a huge proportion compared with most other sources.
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Made by ancient members of the human lineage, called hominins, the chipped rocks are estimated to be as much as 21.63 million years old.
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Your Social Security checks are poised to grow next year; however, the annual increase likely won't be as much as you got in 2019.
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Air temperatures in cities, particularly after sunset, can be as much as 22 degrees Fahrenheit (around 12 degrees Celsius) warmer than less developed regions.
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Trump himself has estimated his border wall would cost $8 billion, though other analysts have estimated the price would be as much as $10 billion.
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And I think there ought to be as much as possible, a focus on emphasizing, you know, how to find a path towards maximum integration.
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In March 2018, the state forecast project costs had jumped $13 billion to $77 billion and warned costs could be as much as $98.1 billion.
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Narcan copays could be as much as $150 for some Aetna enrollees, but the company said $30 to $40 has been a more common range.
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It did not say how much each household could receive, but local media reported it could be as much as 13,000 pounds in some areas.
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You may also want to look for a card that does not have a transfer fee, which can be as much as 3% to 5%.
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Amazon estimated that second-quarter operating income would be as much as $3.6 billion, short of the $4.2 billion analysts were expecting, according to FactSet.
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The damage caused by the spread of online content is far from small; it's estimated to be as much as 2 trillion yen ($20 billion).
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In March 2018, the state forecast project costs had jumped $13 billion to $77 billion and warned costs could be as much as $98.1 billion.
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At least 2000,230 homes have been ravaged in dozens of towns, and the economic damage from the fires could be as much as $20193 billion.
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Neither Airbnb nor OYO would comment on the size of the investment, but it could be as much as $200 million, according to media reports.
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"Temperature anomalies on Saturday could be as much as 30 to 35 degrees [Fahrenheit] below normal," the National Weather Center warned in its national outlook.
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"It could be as much as a couple thousand dollars a year for a parcel, or you could get a penny every 10 years," Ham said.
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And a large number of Republicans fall into an unknown category, estimated to be as much as one-third of major givers: Those who keep quiet.
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Tongaat estimated production for the current season to be as much as 23 percent lower than the prior year while Illovo forecast a 10 percent drop.
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In March 2018, the state forecast project costs had jumped by $13 billion to $77 billion and warned costs could be as much as $98.1 billion.
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AIR Worldwide said earlier on Thursday that insurance losses from property damage from the largest of the two earthquakes could be as much as $2.9 billion.
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The transaction value could be as much as 6.2 billion euros ($7.14 billion) and an announcement is scheduled as early as Monday, according to the report.
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According to President Correa, the costs imposed by the earthquake could be as much as $3 billion, which represents about 3 percent of gross domestic product.
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With alcohol, your body's water loss rate over a few hours can be as much as four times the volume of the alcoholic beverage you're enjoying.
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However, he agrees healthcare providers need decisive data to prove they are worth an investment that can be as much as $203 million for each robot.
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For those who fail to file and fail to pay anything at all, the penalty can be as much as 25 percent of what you owe.
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One of the most anticipated technologies is 5G – the next generation wireless network that experts say could be as much as ten times faster than broadband.
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Quartz estimates that migrants coming from Central America pay $4,000 to $33,000, but according to the New York Times, it could be as much as $15,000.
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Munich Re has estimated that the losses from Irma could be as much as $30 billion, putting the storm on a scale similar to Hurricane Sandy.
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Moody's Analytics has estimated that the storm's damage may be as much as $50 billion, though it is hard to know at such an early stage.
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Another study by the British research firm Eunomia said there may be as much as 70 million tons of plastic waste on the sea floor alone.
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The solar plus battery solution could be as much as 40 percent cheaper than current wholesale energy costs and would require less investment in other infrastructure.
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Although conditions later cooled somewhat, the extreme warmth is expected to return, with temperatures forecast to be as much as 20023 degrees above normal beginning Thursday.
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Blockchain, the digital ledger-based data transfer system, is facilitating this transition – put it could be as much as five years before the shift picks up apace.
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In highly regulated industries like healthcare, the cost of a breach can be as much as $355 per record, $523 more than in 2013, the report said.
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Google's own brand has suffered: the damage to the firm's sales could be as much as $1bn in 2017, or around 1% of its gross advertising revenue.
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It's that when you start writing or drawing, the digital ink can sometimes be as much as a second behind where your stylus is on the screen.
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The upper stage may be as much as 27 times hotter than the first stage, according to Dave Akin, an aerospace engineer at the University of Maryland.
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Media estimates vary wildly, with some saying it may be as much as 100 million euros, but others saying it could be much lower due to debts.
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Plus, the ancient DNA analysis of the human bones came up empty, as did the radiocarbon dating, although they may be as much as 1000 years old.
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Now it can be as much as 13 days, said the manager, asking not to be identified as he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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Now it can be as much as 45 days, said the manager, asking not to be identified as he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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The tax is calculated using a complicated formula, but at the upper end it can be as much as 40% on the inheritance over the exempt amount.
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Now it can be as much as 45 days, said the manager, asking not to be identified as he was not authorised to speak to the media.
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Shenwan Hongyuan Securities estimates the funds required to make a real dent in coal and steel capacity could be as much as 200 billion yuan ($30.4 billion).
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Now it can be as much as 13 days, said the manager, asking not to be identified as he was not authorised to speak to the media.
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U.S. GDP grew at just 0.7 percent in the first quarter, and economists expect second-quarter GDP to be as much as 3 percent or even more.
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If Fannie and Freddie are eliminated and with it the 30-year fixed rate mortgage the decline in housing prices could be as much as 20 percent.
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The ratings agency estimates capital expenditure related to water and sanitation infrastructure could be as much as 12.7 billion rand ($1 billion) over the next five years.
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But GoRuck backpacks are very expensive—almost $400 for a completely empty bag that you then customize with smaller packs that can be as much as $100.
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"To the extent that you can slow it down and limit its extent, that may be as much as the people in one community can do." video
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McKinsey, another consultancy, is giddier still about the future: it reckons the economic impact of the IoT could be as much as $284trn every year by 22.
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For example, researchers are often inconsistent in the way they define aggression and use tests where results could be as much as indicative of playfulness as aggression.
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Strategas said FirstCall estimates that the impact of this could be as much as a $2 to $3 lift to [S&P 500] earnings in coming quarters.
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You won't know which hotel you're booking the room in upfront, but savings can often be as much as 20% to 50% off the original listed price.
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On reporting earnings, Toshiba also plans to reveal the writedown on its U.S. nuclear business that people earlier told Reuters could be as much as 700 billion yen.
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They said the funding gap could be as much as $20 billion through 1.23, which could be filled by asset sales and an equity infusion from its parent.
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HHS projects these plans to be on average half as expensive as Obamacare plans, though Azar said in some cases they could be as much as 80% cheaper.
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Washing machines can be as much as 30 percent larger today than they were when Tide Pods were first introduced, making the pods less effective, the publication wrote.
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Getting a new roof may run about $53,600 on average, while the value you are able to recover from doing this project may be as much as $8,000.
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M&R said last week that an independent report had showed that a fair offer for the company would be as much as 22 rand ($1.85) per share.
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A study published in Nature today estimates that global methane emissions from the oil and gas industries could be as much as 60 percent higher than previously reported.
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Some Under Armour (UA) clothing will be 40% off, Lacoste clothing will as much as 30% off and Eddie Bauer clothing will be as much as 60% off.
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"It could be as much as R$30 billion," Brazil's attorney-general Luís Inácio Adams said in a later press conference with the country's environment minister Izabella Teixeira.
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ROSS: WELL, EVEN IF THE EU DOES RETALIATE AND EVEN IF SOME OTHERS DO, IT STILL WILL REMAIN UNLIKELY TO BE AS MUCH AS 1% ON OUR ECONOMY.
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In March 2018, the state forecast the costs had jumped by $13 billion to $77 billion and warned that the costs could be as much as $98.1 billion.
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Zambia's Chamber of Mines said last month that 2019 copper output could be as much as 100,000 tonnes lower than last year because of changes to mining taxes.
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Amazon has not yet announced the dollar amounts of its new pricing plan, but analysts say the reductions could be as much as 25 percent for some products.
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When you are making decisions about your career he said you shouldn&apost focus on who you want to be as much as what you want to do.
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Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said effective cuts could be as much as 2.1 million bpd as Saudi would carry on cutting more than its quota.
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The N.F.L. insisted on a provision in the settlement that could prevent players who died before 2150 from receiving compensation, which can be as much as $240 million.
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Future properties in Hudson Yards can also take advantage of the tax break, which can be as much as a 235 percent discount and last about 21980 years.
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Although scientists have measured the South Pole-Aitken crater to be as much as 2,000 kilometers (1,200 miles) wide and several kilometers deep, it is not visible from Earth.
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Residents in the area are also predicted to be as much as 20 times more likely to develop cancer from these pollutants than people in areas surrounding Allegheny County.
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"Precipitation in the upper, middle and lower reaches of the river is forecast to be as much as 80 percent more than normal from May to August," Xinhua said.
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The Journal said the EU may fine Google as much as 10 percent of its annual revenue, which means the penalty could be as much as about $9 billion.
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More than 42,000 lives have already been lost in the violence, according to the official count, although rights groups say it could be as much as twice that figure.
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Some experts who study and regulate the industry believe the extent of the damage could be as much as ten times higher than the 3.6 million acres officially reported.
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The surface of the Sun is about 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit, but the corona can be as much as a hundred times hotter -- with temperatures of about a million degrees.
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Nimmo told me an estimate of forged engagement is very difficult, and then cautiously added that fake activity could be as much as half the total traffic on Twitter.
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If Apple were to introduce AR-specific eyewear, which is not factored into the bank's current model, the revenue upside could be as much as $11 billion, he said.
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Economist J.W. Mason has run the numbers and estimates that the economic shortfall in the US over the next couple of years could be as much as $3 trillion.
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Bob Walters, president and chief operating officer of Quicken Loans, estimated that mortgage rates might be as much as a quarter of a percentage point higher as a result.
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"The all-in costs of this airplane are now estimated to be as much as $1.5 trillion, or a low-end estimate of the entire Iraq War," Fallows writes.
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Administrative costs, currently estimated to be as much as one-third of every health care dollar, will be significantly reduced without the complexities of billing multiple insurers and plans.
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Parking will probably be as much as the bus there and back for all three of us, so it's a wash even though it feels more extravagant to me.
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They may be as much as six times more likely to die while pregnant than white women, according to a recent study from the Iowa Department of Public Health.
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Whether Bloomberg is willing to budge will be, as much as anything else, the best indication of whether his latest round of public musings are worth any continued attention.
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Investigative reporters who went to Iraq found that the actual number of strikes resulting in civilian casualties may be as much as 31 times higher than the coalition's data.
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On summer days, New York City can be as much as 10 degrees warmer than its surrounding areas, because of the asphalt, concrete and metal that trap the heat.
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The company did not say how much it was looking to raise, however, the Sunday Times reported last month that it could be as much as 1 billion pounds.
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"People have been adjusting their positions to be as much as possible event risk-neutral on the day," said Marco Baggioli, Chief Operating Officer at ADS Securities in London.
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You may also want to look for a card that does not have a transfer fee, which can be as much as 3% to 5% of the amount moved.
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Analysis of the quake by the U.S. Geological Survey estimates as many as 1,000 people may have died, while the economic impact could be as much as $10 billion.
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Analysis of the quake by the U.S. Geological Survey estimates as many as 21985,28 people may have died, while the economic impact could be as much as $0003 billion.
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Males can weigh up to 100 pounds and can be as much as three times the size of females who, whilst subjected by the alpha male, also function as kingmakers.
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FidoCure is priced to be less than traditional chemo, which averages $3,000 to $5,000, but can be as much as $10,000 or more, depending on location and type of cancer.
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Yahoo News noted that warehouse workers can earn up to 8 percent of their monthly income every month, which could be as much as $3,000 a year for some workers.
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Technology news website TechCrunch said at the time the price could be as much as $400 million, far short of the most recent $1 billion valuation for privately-held Shazam.
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First Circle also made the processes more SME friendly, reducing the wait time, which can traditionally be as much as a month, to days and simplifying the paper trail involved.
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This planet's perihelion would be 200 times farther from the sun than Earth's, and the far end of its orbit might be as much as six times that distance away.
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After soaring on Tuesday, the group now has a market capitalisation of 1.1 billion pounds, but analysts said the break-up value could still be as much as double that.
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The terms of the deal were not disclosed, but rent could be as much as $500 per square foot, local tabloid New York Post reported when they broke the story.
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The frame rate dropped to a fast-paced PowerPoint presentation, the resolution dipped between 4K crispness and indecipherable blurriness and latency seemed to be as much as a half-second.
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The equity portion could be as much as $300 million to $350 million, while $400 million would account for debt financing, Philex Chairman Manuel Pangilinan said in a media briefing.
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The ACA requires most Americans to have some form of health coverage during the year or pay a fine that can be as much as 2.5 percent of household income.
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According to several studies, young people who vape may be as much as seven times as likely to smoke regular cigarettes as teens who have never tried an e-cigarette.
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The savings — which include estimates of medical costs and time lost — could be as much as $1.5 billion per year for colleges and $19.2 billion per year for high schools.
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In return, brokers collect fees that can be as much as 15 percent of the annual lease, typically paid in one lump sum by tenants before they can move in.
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Prices of drugs from overseas pharmacies can be as much as 70 percent lower than what people pay in the U.S. because the costs are regulated by the foreign governments.
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Technology news website TechCrunch said at the time the price could be as much as $400 million, far short of the most recent $1 billion valuation for privately held Shazam.
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If Trump follows through on his threat to tax the remaining imports, the impact could be as much as 0.5 percentage points this year and 1 percentage point in 2020.
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For The Machine, HP's own new memory and optical interconnect chips are the key enablers for computing performance that's touted to be as much as 8,000 times faster than today's offerings.
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"Our research estimates that 1GB data in a monopoly mobile market could be as much as USD $7.33 more expensive than if it were a two-operator market," the authors said.
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On a fully diluted basis, with stock options and restricted stock units factored in, Uber's valuation would be as much as $91 billion at the top end of its pricing range.
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The most common fees are for late payments, which can be as much as $38 a pop, cash advances and balance transfers, which can range from 3 percent to 5 percent.
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Reuters reported on Monday that the bureau is seeking a record fine against the megabank that could be as much as $1 billion for abuses in auto insurance and mortgage lending.
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In the worst-case scenario, with one delivery per trip, the carbon emissions can be as much as 35 times greater than they would be for a fully-loaded delivery van.
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Though some bond specialists say such a penalty would be small, others say it could be as much as half a percentage point above the rates paid on Russia's existing bonds.
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Although Serena says "praise be" as much as possible now that June is with child, it's obvious she's jealous of the handmaid's pregnancy and her illicit relationship with Fred (Joseph Fiennes).
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The upfront investment is paid back in a few years, and they then generate hefty profits for the remainder of their useful life, which could be as much as a decade.
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Energy experts who have been briefed on the negotiations say that Saudi Aramco is a leading contender and that the price for the refinery could be as much as $1.5 billion.
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Looking ahead, Stitch Fix said it expects to post sales between $287 million and $294 million in the second quarter, and fiscal 2018 revenue could be as much as $1.22 billion.
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Despite his massive fortune — figured to be as much as $300 million, with the possibility that his back catalog could sharply increase in value posthumously — the singer didn't leave a will.
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But Daniel Medina, a spokesman for the Taxistas Organizados de la Ciudad de Mexico, a local cab drivers' union, estimated it could be as much as 45 million pesos ($2.38 million).
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If it is not used as a primary residence, it is also subject to an annual tax on second homes that might be as much as 18,000 euros ($20,400), he said.
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Methane emissions from U.S. oil and gas may be as much as 60 percent larger than official U.S. government estimates, and fracking is extraordinarily emissions-intensive along its entire supply chain.
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If you don't meet the minimum requirement, though, monthly premiums could be as much as $458 a month, depending on whether you've paid any taxes into the Medicare system at all.
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The two banks were estimated to need another 2.5 billion euros in capital but daily la Repubblica reported on Tuesday their capital shortfall may be as much as 5.7 billion euros.
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SO WE'VE GOT THAT GOING ON. LADDLE ON TOP OF THAT QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING, WHICH IN FISCAL 2409, WHICH STARTS IN OCTOBER, COULD BE AS MUCH AS $291 BILLION OF QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING.
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Every year, about 8 million tons of plastic gets into the ocean, and scientists estimate that there may be as much as 110 million tons of plastic trash in the ocean.
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It did not say how much it was looking to raise but the Sunday Times reported here this weekend that it could be as much as 13 billion pounds ($1.30 billion).
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I MEAN THERE HASN'T BEEN MUCH YET BUT AS WE GET FURTHER ALONG, THERE COULD BE AS MUCH AS 50 BILLION A MONTH THAT IS ROLLING OFF THE TREASURY'S BALANCE SHEET.
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GDP growth might be as much as two percentage points lower this quarter and next before returning to normal as the money stock is replenished, reckons Pranjul Bhandari of HSBC, a bank.
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Two sources say the amount being invested is $15 million at a pre-money valuation of between $35-40 million, while another source said it could be as much as $25 million.
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The dollar had earlier touched a six-week high above 107 yen on reports that a fiscal stimulus package from Tokyo might be as much as twice as large as previously floated.
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Yet the mean estimate of sell-side analysts reckons the cost could be as much as double that, Refinitiv data suggest, with some putting lost production alone as high as $2 billion.
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That would be as much as triple the amount discovered at the Malampaya project, an offshore field that powers 40 percent of the main island of Luzon, home to the capital Manila.
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You know, if we put $5 billion in something, and it's 10% of the market cap, which would be as much as it would be, you're talking $50 billion in upmarket caps.
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For its part, the DBS forecast is in fairly in line with Goldman's, but the Singapore-based bank thinks the June move might need to be as much as 50 basis points.
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A Syracuse University analysis finds that the lost revenue from the decline in corporate audits may be as much as $15 billion a year — enough to make full-day pre-K universal.
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A third of front line drug evaluation staff have left in the last three years, he added, moving to a private sector where salaries could be as much as ten times higher.
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Insured losses from Harvey could be as much as $10 billion to $20 billion, putting it among the top 10 costliest hurricanes to hit the U.S., investment bank JPMorgan told clients Monday.
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A new study from the state Department of Public Health suggests that black women in Iowa may be as much as six times more likely to die while pregnant than white women.
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"I think people have been adjusting their positions to be as much as possible event risk neutral on the day," said Marco Baggioli, Chief Operating Officer at broker ADS Securities in London.
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The global average temperature would be about one degree Fahrenheit cooler, but in interior North America or Asia, temperatures could be as much as five degrees cooler during the summer, says Robock.
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Any funds raised from the IPO — which could be as much as $100 billion if Aramco sells 5% of itself at a $2 trillion valuation — are expected to be pumped into t
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The Ohio facility is considerably larger, with several former employees and auditors I've spoken to suggesting there could be as much as 100,000 tons of potentially hazardous waste stored in two warehouses there.
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The material should make it possible to create transistors that are smaller and faster than those used today—and Tiwari reckons the speed bump could be as much as a factor of 100.
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" In the Senate, Texas senator Kay Bailey Hutchison asserted, "The repeat crime rate for sex offenders is estimated to be as much as ten times higher than the recidivism rate of other criminals.
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In a news release earlier this week, NASA said the reduction could be "as much as 50 to 70 percent" and that the study bode well for both the environment and airline economics.
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Volkswagen also said long-term savings from the closer collaboration of its MAN and Scania truck brands were now expected to be as much as 1 billion euros, up from 850 million previously.
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Vanke has reported February sales of 28 billion yuan, or a drop of 15.2 billion yuan from a year ago, suggesting that the March decline could be as much as 36 billion yuan.
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"The impact on weekly crude supply shifts could be as much as 4-5 million barrels starting in a couple of weeks," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a report.
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"The impact on weekly crude supply shifts could be as much as 4-5 million barrels starting in a couple of weeks," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a report.
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The third is a "no-cost" refinance, which doesn't charge closing costs but instead comes with an interest rate that could be as much as half a percentage point higher, according to HSH.com.
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"Once they clean up the balance sheet it's going to look much better and I think it could be as much as a five-bagger in five years once they recover," said Schlossberg.
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With his base salary ($525,000), his performance incentives ($1.175 million), his supplemental compensation ($2.5 million) and his longevity bonus ($1 million), Bennett's total compensation could be as much as $5.2 million per season.
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The recent move to exploit data and technology in mining has helped the sector recover from a long-term slump in productivity estimated by accountancy firm EY to be as much as 40 percent.
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And while this does not sound detrimental, if this onus were to fall on the (largely fixed cost base) airlines, the cost of carbon offsetting all leisure consumption could be as much as c.
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Apple says that "customers with computers at heightened risk or who run untrusted software on their Mac" should turn it off — but that the hit to performance could be as much as 40 percent.
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Tendai Biti, an opposition politician who served as Mr Chinamasa's predecessor in the finance ministry between 2009 and 2013, reckons that the economy may be as much as 30% smaller than the official estimates.
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Increasing drug prices have hit people with high-deductible health plans especially hard, since they are often on the hook for paying what can be as much as the list price of the prescription.
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Insys also received significant income from its sales of Subsys, so if prosecutors focus on the company's profits from the illegal conduct, the recommended sentence could be as much as 15 years in prison.
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Here are more estimates regarding Irma: • The economic cost could be as much as $53 billion, with about $2 trillion of property in danger and a potential impact on food prices, The Guardian reported.
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What's worse, under typical crop rotations, corn ethanol's net GHG emissions could be as much as 70 percent higher than those of gasoline even before counting the emissions due to indirect land-use change.
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One of the reasons the fourth quarter is going to be weak, we believe, is probably a significant inventory adjustment, which might be as much as half a percent or more of GDP growth.
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In a preliminary prediction, private weather firm AccuWeather said the cost of Harvey could be as much as $190 billion, making it the costliest natural disaster to ever hit the U.S., according to CNBC.
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The Fighters could offer Otani more to stay, but it still may not be as much as what he could earn in the majors, even with the hard cap on signing younger international players.
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Early estimates vary, but JPMorgan predicted eventual insured losses from Harvey could be as much as $10 billion to $20 billion, making it one of the 10 most costly hurricanes to hit the U.S.
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The dollar had touched a six-week high above 107 before Kuroda's interview was broadcast on reports that a fiscal stimulus package from Tokyo might be as much as twice as large as previously suggested.
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Information provided by Cooper before his death indicates that there could be as much as 290 tons of silver alone across the 11 sites, which were visited in 1966 by Cooper's exploration partner, Kip Wagner.
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Goolam Ballim, an economist at Standard Bank, reckons that if South Africa had had a better economic manager than Mr Zuma for the past nine years, its GDP would be as much as 25% larger.
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China began promoting electric vehicles in 2009, and as the first of those cars reach the end of their lifespan, lithium battery waste could be as much as 3003,000 tonnes next year, industry experts estimate.
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Some analysts have suggested the cost could be as much as $500,000 - posing a big challenge to stretched healthcare budgets - but Flannery said economies of scale from standardized production systems would kick in over time.
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The suit won't end shareholder activism, though it may push more activist funds to file notifications and pay the filing fee, which can be as much as $280,000, a nice revenue boon for the government.
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Siew said that, by cutting out call centers, customer conversation rates can be as much as 200 percent higher, while call center complaints are seven times higher than initial complaint volumes from XpressApply, he claimed.
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That amount, the report found, costs between $270 and $340 in the current illicit retail market in New York, the total size of which is estimated to be as much as $3.5 billion a year.
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But François Le Troquer, Atelier Swarovski's vice president and managing director, said he expected prices for lab-produced diamonds to be as much as 50 percent less than those for mined ones in the future.
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It had touched a six-week high above 107 yen before Kuroda's interview was broadcast on reports that a fiscal stimulus package from Tokyo might be as much as twice as large as previously suggested.
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On the basis of that carve-up, and industry body GSMA Intelligence's prediction of telecoms firms spending $104 billion on 5G-ready kit next year, Ericsson's 2020 sales could be as much as $28 billion.
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The "new normal" for U.S. oil prices could be as much as double the current $40 per barrel, but don't expect $65 to $80 crude until around 1003, long-time industry advisor Tom Petrie said Wednesday.
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There can be as much as 25 to 219 grams of sugar in a can of soda, taking a child over their daily recommended allowance in both the UK and US with just one drink serving.
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The dollar had touched a six-week high above 107 yen before Kuroda's interview was broadcast on reports that a fiscal stimulus package from Tokyo might be as much as twice as large as previously suggested.
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The transactions, which are tipped to be as much as 5.8bn, will add to the 10bn already printed in the European corporate bond market since Monday, putting it on track for a possible record-breaking week.
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"The actual prices paid for broadband-related services can be as much as 40 percent greater than what is advertised after taxes and fees are added to a bill," the FCC wrote in its press release.
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Last year Bloomberg reported that DMS could may be as much as 21 months late for initial deployment, which is scheduled for 2022 and requires that a certain number of aircraft have received the new system.
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"Either they don't understand how the construction market works or they don't believe in their own target," said Lennart Weiss, commercial director at construction company Veidekke, adding the shortfall may be as much as 240,25 homes.
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On Wednesday, the Financial Times reported that the final bill presented to the U.K. could be as much as 100 billion euro, based on its own analysis of stricter new demands driven by France and Germany.
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One obstacle to ensuring that repairs are undertaken to the recalled vehicles is tracking owners: the vehicles can be as much as 16 years old and may have changed ownership several times since they were new.
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Expensive bloodlines Irish stallion Galileo, who had a highly successful racing career around the start of the century, now has an undisclosed stud fee reported to be as much as $226,2000 per mating, according to Thoroughbredracing.com.
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But this level of service comes at a price: The site takes a cut of your sale — which can be as much as 0003 percent — on top of the delivery fee, which varies depending on size.
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Enrico Moretti of the University of California, Berkeley and Chang-tai Hsieh of the University of Chicago argue that American GDP might now be as much as 13.5% lower than it ought to be as a result.
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China's central bank sets a daily exchange rate for the yuan based on recent prices and allows trading against the dollar in a band that could be as much as 2 percent above or below that level.
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The benefit for a company like Devon, which is pumping about 2,500 to 2,700 pounds per lateral foot in some of its wells, could be as much as a 50 percent rise in initial rates, Besler estimated.
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When you factor in everything from gaming revenue to job creation to taxes, the economic output of such legalization will be as much as $41 billion annually, according to an analysis by financial forecast firm Oxford Economics.
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One important note: Your most recent payment on whatever plan you were in, as well as your payment made 12 months ago, must be as much as you would have paid on the income-driven repayment plan.
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With fuel prices steadily rising this spring and expected to be as much as 70 cents more per gallon than last year, chances are you'll be spending about a third more money to fill up your tank.
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According to Jake Bye, EVP at IMG Learfield–a leading outsourced ticket sales platform that works with over 40 colleges–group ticket scan rates can be as much as 20% higher than season or single-game tickets.
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The managers will present their two articles of impeachment charging Mr. Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress as they begin what will be as much as 24 hours of opening arguments over three days.
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The managers will present their two articles of impeachment charging Mr. Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress as they begin what will be as much as 24 hours of opening arguments over three days.
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So, is his lofty acceptance of leadership responsibility for Khashoggi's murder by a dozen of so of "the 3 million people who work for me" going to be as much as we get in way of closure?
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China's central bank sets a daily exchange rate for the yuan based on recent prices, and allows trading against the dollar in a band that could be as much as 2 percent above or below that level.
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The eventual insured losses from Hurricane Harvey could be as much as $10 billion to $20 billion, making it one of the 10 most costly hurricanes to hit the U.S., according to a top Wall Street firm.
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In a speech at SXSW in Austin, Google's car project director Chris Urmson explained that the day when fully autonomous vehicles are widely available, going anywhere that regular cars can, might be as much as 30 years away.
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When I asked why not a USB-C version as well, Synaptics VP Godfrey Cheng told me that a USB-C version could be as much as 25 percent more expensive, taking a $100 product up to $125.
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"If it wasn't for this uptake by the oceans, the atmospheric CO2 concentration would be as much as 480 ppm and the global atmospheric temperatures would be considerably warmer," study co-author Richard Feely of NOAA tells Axios.
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Other firms have also shelled out to buy money-losing startups, which are typically valued not on future profits or even sales but instead receive a price for each employee that can be as much as $5m-10m.
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Queensland's government has A$80 million ($58 million) in financial assurance from Rio to cover Blair Athol's rehabilitation, but Lock the Gate estimates the assurance should be as much as A$160 million, based on the state's guidelines.
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Though the Wiesenthal Center only has names and dates of birth for 1,069 people who served in the Einsatzgruppen, some estimates suggest the number could be as much as eight times higher, meaning dozens more might be alive.
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My conversations with health plans indicate that the impact may be as much as a third of any potential increase–a 30 percent increase might have been a 20 percent increase if Hillary Clinton were president right now.
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The shortfall could be as much as 30 or 40 percent if insurers that are partially captalised by U.S. firms or have U.S. executives on their boards are also prohibited from doing business with Iran, the official added.
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The initial costs for localizing supplies and creating storage areas will be amortized over the shelf life of the supplies themselves, which today can be as much as 10 years for bottled water and meals ready to eat.
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In fact, they typically overvalue renewables while misrepresenting the lower operating costs of existing fossil and nuclear facilities, which can be as much as two to three times less than the cost of building solar or wind facilities.
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When companies seek waivers from banks, the banks typically require a payment to grant the waiver, which could be as much as 1 percent of the company's bank debt, said Vicki Bryan, a senior analyst at Gimme Credit.
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A study published by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that America's gender pay gap would be as much as 46% smaller were it not for the increasingly disproportionate rewards for working extra hours since the 1980s.
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Renewed phones, laptops and tablets can be as much as 40% cheaper than their brand new cousins, working equally as well and, because they have been saved from the scrapheap, are therefore a great deal more environmentally friendly.
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In the eighties, Donvan and Zucker report, the tab for a full, home-based, individualized A.B.A. program could be as much as fifty thousand dollars a year, and parents were taking out second mortgages to pay for it.
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Because road temperature can be as much as 20 degrees different from air temperature, the company's software program uses a forecast model that takes into account the physics at the surface as well as up in the atmosphere.
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Leverage is expected to be around 4.5 times through the secured debt and 5.6 times total debt after Ebitda adjustments, which could be as much as 30 percent, as the transaction is a carve-out and involves reallocating costs.
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" Customers would have to forfeit an annual fee that covers administrative expenses and the on-boarding process, Krause says, but he adds that wouldn't be "as much as you would lose if you left a lease after two months.
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The company has given no word on pricing, but a base Bugatti Chiron starts at around $3 million, and a Chiron Sport starts at almost $3.3 million, so this version could be as much as $633 million or more.
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Depending on the response to the open offer, HPE could get as much as $825 million for its complete stake, while the final cost to Blackstone of the transaction could be as much as 70.71 billion rupees ($1.1 billion).
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates released yesterday suggest that the bill, at least as originally described, could be as much as $55 billion short of the savings target, according to Loren Adler, a budget expert at the Brookings Institution.
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Virtual reality has proved to be as much as a soul-sucking grind as the non-virtual one—that is, until disaster strikes in the form of Banshee Bikers terrorizing the digital version of Amsterdam that you call home.
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On the recent cost of cyber attacks that have hit the Ukraine's tax department, power firms and ministries, including the finance ministry, he played down estimates that it could be as much as 0.5 percent of Ukraine's annual GDP.
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Leverage was previously expected to be around 4.5 times through the secured debt and 5.6 times total debt after Ebitda adjustments, which could be as much as 30%, as the transaction is a carve-out and involves reallocating costs.
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A staffer at Deep Dot Web said in a Medium post following the arrests that Deep Dot Web would generate a slice of the revenue from purchases made on dark web marketplaces, said to be as much as 4%.
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Analysts at Nomura Research estimated costs stemming from the scandal may be as much as 104 billion yen ($935.50 million), based on the repayment of fuel economy-related tax reductions, compensation for gasoline costs, and apology payments to customers.
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Depending on how much you spend each month, signup bonuses and other rewards don't always offset the cost of an annual fee, which can be as much as $450 depending on the card, according to personal finance site WalletHub.
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Brent oil rose 29.744% to more than $280 a barrel after Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said effective cuts could be as much as 22 million bpd as Saudi would carry on cutting more than its quota.
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The technology is already contributing to Samsung's profits, analysts say, adding that this is not the case for main NAND rivals Toshiba Corp, SK Hynix and Micron Technology Inc which are estimated to be as much as three years behind.
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A product like this could be much more lucrative than apartment searches, since Zumper may be able to put itself in a position to collect broker commissions – which can be as much as 12-15% of a tenant's yearly rent.
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Peat forests can be as much as 200 times more damaging to the atmosphere when burnt than other types of vegetation, both because they store more carbon and because more of it is released as methane, an especially harmful greenhouse gas.
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In their public comments, AAM complained that the EPA had used flawed models that incorrectly predicted the technology costs associated with the new standards, estimating their total compliance costs could be as much as $200 billion between 2012 and 2025.
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Williams, who is also head of marine and energy at insurer Hiscox, said the lower activity was likely to mean a sharp drop in the premium base compared with 2015, and estimated it could be as much as 20 percent.
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Scientists initially thought Homo naledi's anatomy suggested the fossils might be as much as 2.5 million years old and were startled by evidence that suggested the species may have buried its dead, a trait long believed to be uniquely human.
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Inflation in 2017 could be as much as 3.8 percentage points higher than it would be if Britain stayed in the EU, while the economy would be 1 percent smaller in 2017 and 2.3 percent smaller by 2018 than otherwise.
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The group said adjusted operating profit in 2018 would grow in line with sales or slightly less, while the increase in adjusted net profit could be as much as twice that of sales thanks to lower taxes and interest payments.
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Dietary shifts could produce savings of $700 billion to $1,000 billion per year on healthcare, unpaid care and lost working days, while the economic benefit of reduced greenhouse gas emissions could be as much as $570 billion, the study said.
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The analysis published by the Treasury on Monday said the economy could be as much as 6 percent smaller two years after a "Brexit," as leaving the European Union is known, than if the country decided to stay in the bloc.
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Reis said that he and others have looked up comparable spaces and the price of the land may be as much as $3 million— which Reis tells me is a huge spike from $80,000 that the lot went for in 2004.
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That fee varies by state and can be as much as $595 in the case of a Fiat Chrysler, General Motors or Mercedes vehicle leased from the companies' financing arms, or as low as $75 in the case of Ford.
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Skimming money from funds, which in Mali could be as much as $20,33 at any given time, is relatively easy because the service members are often dealing with sources who are illiterate and cannot sign their names to a receipt.
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If a company wanted to deliver a gene therapy to the lung or liver, where the organ's "surface area is huge," the current price could be as much as $3 million per patient — "commercially unviable," said Mr. Dawson of Oxford BioMedica.
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Over the last decade, fish farmers have reported more than 200,000 salmon escaping on average each year, though the real figures may be as much as four times higher than that in the years 2005 to 2011, according to one study.
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But critics have pointed to the project's rising costs, reported to be as much as 106 billion pounds ($137 billion) meaning the bill is almost double estimates made five years ago, and said the project is already years behind schedule.
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Further, depending on how much you spend each month, signup bonuses and other rewards don't always offset the cost of an annual fee, which can be as much as $450 depending on the card, according to WalletHub's 2017 Credit Card Rewards Report.
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Though not as healthy as going cold turkey, the current evidence shows vaping to be as much as 95 percent less harmful than cigarettes, which is why many in the industry think e-cigarettes ought to be treated differently than other tobacco products.
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Lead levels in ground soil have been found to be as much as 212 times the EPA's "allowable limit," and despite the EPA telling me in August that there's no issue with the water, the water is now showing toxic lead levels.
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The comments came at a meeting between Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike and IOC President Thomas Bach, who proposed forming a working group to find ways to bring costs that could be as much as $30 billion — four times the initial estimate — down.
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For the nearly 90% of Americans driving to Turkey Day, INRIX, a global mobility analytics company, predicts travel times in the most congested cities in the U.S. could be as much as four times longer than a normal trip — worse than last year.
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Losses from Hurricane Maria, which could be as much as $85 billion, along with those of other recent 2017 catastrophes, including Hurricanes Irma and Harvey, the Mexico City earthquakes and other events, will force some reinsurers to dip into their capital, Fitch said.
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According to Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, the cost of these plans could be as much as 50 to 80 percent cheaper than plans on the ObamaCare exchanges, and are expected to benefit more than 1 million people.
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The company said that 245 output could be as much as 2000 percent lower than previously expected after delays in bringing Kraken's floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel into operation and lower production from some of its other North Sea fields.
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It estimated an orderly Brexit would knock a cumulative 0.3 percent off French growth over several quarters, while the impact could be as much as 0.6 percent if London failed to reach a Brexit deal with the EU and tariffs were raised.
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And depending on how much you spend each month, signup bonuses and other rewards don't always offset the cost of an annual fee, which can be as much as $450 depending on the card, according to WalletHub's 2017 Credit Card Rewards Report.
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The agency's own cost-benefit analysis showed that the costs for industry to comply with the plan could be as high as $33 billion a year, while the economic benefits from reducing emissions would be as much as $55 billion a year.
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The committee said there had been an "unacceptable lack of transparency" about the programme and the MoD had failed to provide details of the full cost of each aircraft which one newspaper had estimated could be as much as 155 million pounds.
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"You'll still have the increase in population, but as more people opt for homeownership, obviously the amount of supply [of new multifamily housing] you would need to add would not be as much as what's been demanded in recent years," he says.
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While Alibaba wouldn't say how much the sponsorship cost, the Financial Times has estimated it may be as much as $600M for the lifetime of the deal – which would break down to $100M paid by Alibaba per every olympic meeting through 2028.
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The committee said there had been an "unacceptable lack of transparency" about the program and the MoD had failed to provide details of the full cost of each aircraft which one newspaper had estimated could be as much as 155 million pounds.
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"Our policy is going to be, as much as possible, to make sure that people who have already bought tickets and people who have already been chosen as volunteers will get a special consideration," Muto said, while acknowledging that some people who.
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The Bank of England and the IMF have indicated that if the UK were to crash out of Europe without a deal, within a year or two UK output could be as much as 5 percent below where it otherwise would have been.
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Even if WHO's 3.4 percent death rate for coronavirus is high due to inadequate testing capacity, using other public health expert's estimations of around 1 percent would mean that Covid-19 could be as much as 10 times deadlier than the seasonal flu.
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"Canal rents are at a minimum 10 percent below the lowest SoHo asking rents," Mr. Schley said, adding that at the very top end of SoHo — on Prince Street, say — rents can be as much as 75 percent higher than on Canal.
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Temperatures will be as much as 30 degrees Fahrenheit below normal over much of the eastern two-thirds of the country, he said Dozens of records could be broken Tuesday, with some 14 record lows possible in Texas, CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said.
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The candidate proposes paying for these and other adjustments by raising capital gains taxes — which can be as much as 20% for investments you've held at least a year — to match the rates on ordinary income, which currently tops out at 5003%.
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That case is backed by a March UBS report, which estimated that Virgin Galactic's main business of space tourism has a potential market of $3 billion a decade from now – but the point-to-point market would be as much as $20 billion.
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They've premised their candidacies on doing well enough in Iowa, New Hampshire or Nevada in order to gain momentum and capture the support of South Carolina's black voters -- estimated to be as much as two-thirds of the primary vote in the state.
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A recent study by Standard & Poor's found that, if we, like many other developed countries, had accessible high-quality universal child care programs, women would play larger roles in our workforce, and our GDP today would be as much as $1.6 trillion higher.
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Like many strategists and traders, ACG Analytics managing director Larry McDonald predicts that stocks will drop if Donald Trump were to win the election, with McDonald believing that the drop could be as much as 10 percent should the Republican candidate beat Hillary Clinton.
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Cobalt demand is expected to be ten times higher than current levels by 2030 at 101 kilotonnes (kt) per year under current policies and could be as much as 25 times higher at 291 kt/year with more ambitious government policies, the IEA estimates.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 4 (Reuters) - South African construction group Murray & Roberts, currently the subject of a takeover bid by Germany's ATON, said on Wednesday that an independent report showed that a fair offer for the company would be as much as 22 rand ($1.85) per share.
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The 773 law, popularly called Obamacare, requires most health insurance plans to provide coverage for birth control without a patient co-payment, which can be as much as $277 per month for birth control pills or $264,22015 for long-acting contraceptives such as intrauterine devices.
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"We expect negative (store) traffic given (the) earlier start this year of the holiday selling season and rise of mobile, which could be as much as 60 percent or more of all traffic, and consumer exhaustion from a saturated promotional environment," the analysts said.
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The U.S. economy, on the other hand, appears to be blooming; latest data showed new orders for U.S.-made capital goods increased by the most in eight months, while U.S. first-quarter growth could be as much as 2.4 percent, according to some estimates.
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She is making an aggressive push into e-commerce, where her margins can be as much as four times those of traditional retail, while constantly looking for ways to save money in operations and build up her own personal savings in case things get tough.
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The cost of finding replacements and training them for such highly skilled jobs can often turn out to be as much as one to one and a half times the year's salary for that position - substantially more than giving them two months of paid leave.
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The capital gains tax he would avoid by leaving Goldman and moving to the White House — at a moment when Goldman's stock is approaching a record high (it is up more than 30 percent since Mr. Trump's election) — could be as much as $50 million.
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While the company says its rates could be as much as 2000% cheaper than other insurers' prices — even 22017% in some cases — early reports from Tesla owners suggest that some drivers are getting quotes that are higher than their current coverage elsewhere, experts say.
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The report concluded that temperatures will rise by an additional 0.5 degrees Fahrenheit even if humans were to now halt greenhouse gas emissions, the New York Times said, adding that the "projected actual rise" will be as much as 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit degrees).
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Another arctic air mass on the heels of this cold front is expected to bring temperatures to the northern Plains over the weekend and into early next week that will be as much as 24 degrees below normal, according to Climate Prediction Center forecaster Stephen Baxter.
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"It would be at least what we paid in Singapore, $6 billion including the land, but it could be as much as $10 billion," said Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sheldon Adelson at an investor conference in Tokyo, referring to Sands' Marina Bay Sands property in Singapore.
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Bulgaria is ready to give up on its take-or-pay option in the current contract if it gets a new 20-year deal to transport Russian gas through the new pipeline, saying its net profit for the period could be as much as 2.2 billion euros.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Logistics real estate developer ESR Cayman Limited, backed by private equity firm Warburg Pincus, has filed for a listing in Hong Kong to raise at least $3063 billion, two sources said, with one saying the size may be as much as $1.5 billion.
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The amount to be written off will be as much as is required for the bank to cease to be non-viable, as determined by UOB in consultation with MAS, or as directed by MAS, up to the full principal and dividend amount on the securities.
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The most frequently cited death statistics for the Spanish flu come from Niall Johnson and Juergen Mueller's 2002 study, which estimated the death toll at 50 million and warned that this might be as much as a 100 percent underestimate, implying a total toll of 193 million.
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The F.T.C. is negotiating a settlement with Facebook that expected to be as much as $5 billion for failing to protect its users' data from being used for political profiling by Cambridge Analytica, a British political consulting firm that had worked for President Trump's presidential campaign.
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By simply taking shares to market without seeking new capital, Spotify would provide its backers an easier way to sell while avoiding some of the traditional rigmarole of an initial public offering, including banking fees that can be as much as 7 percent of funds raised.
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The source said some of another financial issue regarding Giuliani, like the money he took from the Iranian exile group MEK, may not be as much as a concern, as the group who had many of the GOP establishment lobbying on their behalf and paid for speaking engagements.
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In June 2016 Inovia Pharmaceuticals received approval to begin human clinical trials on its Zika vaccine candidate, GLS-5700, but scientists from the University of Texas Medical Branch have said it may be as much as a decade until an FDA-approved treatment is available to the public.
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"It would be at least what we paid in Singapore, $6 billion including the land, but it could be as much as $10 billion," Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sheldon Adelson said on Tuesday at an investor conference in Tokyo, referring to the Marina Bay Sands property in Singapore.
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Bulgaria is ready to give up on its take-or-pay option in the current contract, if it gets a new 20-year deal to transport Russian gas through the new pipeline and says its net profit for the period could be as much as 2.2 billion euros.
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It could be as much as two or even three years, as the club has an annual option to extend their lease at the Oakland Coliseum, and team owner Mark Davis said he would like to stay as long as the fans will have him, more or less.
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Time: 4:27 GMT * No major German economic data scheduled * Germany's tax take could be as much as 20 billion euros lower than expected over the coming two years because of the country's slowing economy, according to a member of a body that advises the government on income forecasts.
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For that to be the case, the companies that sold you those products would have to deduct the taxes they generated for you while pursuing those gains, which can be as much as a 20 percent haircut off of the tantalizing investment returns you may currently be looking at.
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"That's right, when you look at every industry where pot could potentially compete, there might be as much as a half a trillion dollars in sales that are going to be disrupted, everything from carbonated beverages, beer, sports drinks, tea, coffee, tobacco, [and] snacks [to] all sorts of medications," he continued.
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While it's far from certain as to how much nickel ore Indonesia may export, an official at the mines ministry suggested last year it could be as much as 15 million tonnes in 2017, about a quarter of the amount the country shipped out in 2013, the year before the ban was imposed.
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The study estimated that under a worst case scenario, in which the reintroduction of controls at EU borders pushed import prices up three percent, the costs to the bloc's largest economy Germany could be as much as 235 billion euros between 2016 and 913, and those to France up to 244 billion.
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Most of DAF critics' policy fixes have focused on minimum payout requirements, which would require a set disbursement every year, such as 5 percent, or payout terms, which would require all the money to be disbursed within a given time frame, which Madoff has suggested could be as much as 20 years.
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Administration officials have said they will try to get complete compliance by November on the ban on Iranian oil sales, estimated at about 2.4 million barrels a day, and analysts say there could be as much as 1 million barrels a day removed from the market by the end of the year.
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Story at a glance A new study claims the oil and gas industry have had a much more dramatic impact on the climate than previously thought, as the amount of methane humans are emitting into the atmosphere via fossil fuels could be as much as 40 percent more than early estimates showed.
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By 2050, annual global GDP would fall by at least 1.1 percent, although the loss could be as much as 103 percent - the equivalent of the 2008 financial crisis - the Bank said in a report released ahead of a high-level meeting on the issue at the United Nations in New York this week.
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Beyond the $20153 billion in fraud expected this year, there will be as much as $10 billion in fraud committed between now and 2020 as the window of opportunity narrows for hackers to cash in on stolen credit card data from magnetic strip cards, according to a new study from antifraud company iovation and financial industry consultant Aite Group.
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Economic assessments of the most recent proposals suggested that the U.K.'s per-capita G.D.P. could be as much as seven per cent lower, in a decade, than if the country stayed in the E.U. Companies in Britain's aerospace, automotive, chemical, food, and pharmaceutical sectors warned of the damage of straying too far from the bloc's rules.
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If you want to ensure that new spouse disclaims his or her share — which could be as much as half the estate, depending on state law — you'll need a signed waiver to that effect in a pre- or post-nup, said Davis, who is also a principal of Allman Spry Davis Leggett & Crumpler in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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To give a sense of the magnitude of consequences that can follow when a juror misunderstands criminal mental-states, the difference between being convicted of a "knowing" homicide and a "reckless" homicide for the very same act can be as much as 14 years in prison, in the first case, and probation without prison time in the latter case.
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"The GS8 is likely to start shipping later than the GS7 did (April '17 versus March '3603), however we are expecting a higher monthly run rate from the GS8 meaning its overall first 12 months of sales will be as much as 10 percent up on the Galaxy S7," Peter Richardson, research director at Counterpoint told CNBC by email.
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"It will undoubtedly force many exporters and importers to review their sourcing strategies and vendors," said Cas Pouderoyen, senior vice president of ocean freight with global logistics company Agility Richard Fattal, co-founder of digital freight forwarder and logistics provider Zencargo, said there could be as much as a 10 to 20% rise in overall operating costs next year.
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In addition to the high compliance costs, which some groups say could be as much as $7.2 billion a year, Rosario Palmieri, vice president of labor, legal and regulatory policy at the National Association of Manufacturers, said the DOL's silica dust rule is challenging because it does not allow businesses to prioritize personal protective equipment above costly engineering controls.
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Early estimates vary, but JPMorgan predicted eventual insured losses from Harvey could be as much as $10 billion to $20 billion, making it one of the 10 most costly hurricanes to hit the U.S. Despite Harvey's heavy winds, much of the storm's damage resulted from flooding, which is covered almost entirely is through the National Flood Insurance Program.
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Musk tossed in a few of his infamous, hard-to-gauge predictions and deadlines, saying he expects self-driving cars to be as much as 200 percent safer than a human driver by the end of next year and that in the same time frame, SpaceX would begin testing the rocket the company hopes will one day begin ferrying people to Mars.
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In truth, one eats very well, if one's expectations are geared to the kind of place that Vaucluse is trying to be; as much as Balthazar is a Balzar-style brasserie with elephantiasis, Vaucluse is an outsize copy of the luxe bistros of the Seventh Arrondissement in Paris (D'Chez Eux is an instance)—comfortable, reassuring, and consistently delicious without being at all daring.
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BUT THEY USUALLY GIVE YOU A RUNWAY OF THE COMING RECESSION OF AT LEAST A FEW MONTHS, AND SO MANY THINGS TOO, LIKE CONSUMER SENTIMENT, LIKE CEO SENTIMENT, SMALL BUSINESS SENTIMENT, ALL THESE STILL VERY HIGH, THE ISM, SO NO RECESSION NOW, BUT HERE'S THE DEAL: WHEN THE NEXT RECESSION COMES, IT'S REALLY GOING BE INTERESTING BECAUSE WE'RE ALREADY PUTTING ON A 27, 200 TRILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT IN FISCAL '19, AND WE HAVE QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING GOING ON, WHICH COULD BE AS MUCH AS 600 BILLION IN FISCAL '19, WE'RE TALKING ABOUT NEARLY 2 TRILLION OF GOVERNMENT BONDS AND CORPORATE BONDS AND JUMP BONDS, AND BANK LOANS STARTING TO SHOW SOME REAL MATURITIES, SO YOU PUT A RECESSION ON TOP OF THAT, YOU CAN BE LOOKING AT BOND SUPPLY LIKE WE HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE.
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