"Democrats can point to one seat that he won't be favorable in, and I can point to ten that he will be favorable in," said one national Republican involved in Senate races.
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This would be favorable for eBay and Amazon if adopted.
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A positive reading indicates more businesses find conditions to be favorable.
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"The reality is, the conditions continue to be favorable," McMillan said.
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Right now, there's a 60 percent chance that conditions will be favorable.
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But they also need to know the political climate will be favorable.
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Many Chinese think another Democratic president would not be favorable to China.
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As of now, there's about 93 percent chance that conditions will be favorable.
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There's a 70 percent chance that conditions will be favorable for a launch.
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After that, conditions will no longer be favorable for its development, meteorologists say.
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It's not yet clear who is going to be favorable to our initiatives.
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While economic conditions may be favorable, the current for-sale market is not.
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Clifton said, however, the response to the deal could continue to be favorable.
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It is not going to be favorable for the emerging markets at all.
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"The franchise agreement is universally compiled to be favorable to the franchisor," said Rosen.
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Currently, there is a 90 percent chance that weather will be favorable for launch.
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It seems likely that the regulatory environment under Trump would be favorable to this deal.
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So the report will be favorable it will say that we've done all this stuff.
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So the report will be favorable, it will say that we've done all this stuff.
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But the president and his allies believe the call will be favorable to his case.
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And the group hopes the political climate will be favorable for getting voters to say yes.
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That number is expected to grow as more states change legislation to be favorable to NADA.
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There's an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to Patrick Air Force Base.
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There's an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to Patrick Air Force Base.
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However, the energy producer said that overall, the changes will be favorable to its US operations.
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In fact, their next couple contests are against Arizona and New England, and won't be favorable.
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The decision hints that Alsup's pending decision on a preliminary injunction might not be favorable to Uber.
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These comparisons can be favorable to the industry, while comparing other individual American states can be unfavorable.
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While coronavirus can exist on surfaces for days, conditions such as temperature and humidity must be favorable.
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Additional vacation days are another point of negotiation — and one that can be favorable to both parties.
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Election Commission members were chosen by the military leaders and were seen to be favorable to them.
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So far, weather looks good, with an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable for a launch.
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There's also a 90 percent chance that weather conditions will be favorable, according to Patrick Air Force Base.
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Unsurprisingly, at Abu Dhabi's flagship oil and gas industry conference, discussions on the practice tended to be favorable.
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The island's lawyers may view some district courts as more likely to be favorable to them than others.
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So what factors are preventing workers from securing wages in an environment that should be favorable to them?
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As of this morning there's an 80 percent chance that the weather conditions will be favorable for the launch.
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So far, weather is looking okay, with a 70 percent chance that conditions will be favorable for a flight.
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No matter when or how the election arrives, the terms of the election for Johnson will not be favorable.
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Many in the industry speculate that she will be favorable to the interests of those developing autonomous vehicle technologies.
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It should be favorable terrain for Clinton for several reasons: Many of the same factors apply in North Carolina.
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As of now, weather is looking pretty good for launch, with an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable.
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So far, weather is looking pretty good, with an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable for a launch.
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And if a new deal is not achievable, the political effects of such failure for Rosselló would not be favorable.
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A new scientific paper hints that conditions on Titan's surface might be favorable for the chemistry of life to emerge.
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Because the health law relies on private companies to participate, conditions have to be favorable enough to keep them involved.
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The terms of trade that emerge will not be favorable, she says — not for her business, and not for Britain.
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"You can't just assume that someone's going to be favorable to someone because they share the same race," he said.
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That's compared with the 265 delegates available in the all of the eight next contests that should be favorable to Sanders.
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The truth is that this Russian house of cards will collapse in ways that will not necessarily be favorable to Moscow.
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"I just don't think these are ideas that are going to be favorable with Texas voters this time around," he continued.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, some Southern senators used the slips to block judicial nominees who would be favorable to desegregation.
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The Brady case ruled that prosecutors must turn over evidence that could be favorable to the accused over to the defense.
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Unity is used to shield any differences from coming to light between Warren and Sanders that may be favorable to Sanders.
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Delegate math becomes crucial, and campaigns crunching the number will target certain districts with demographics that could be favorable for them.
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News reports have surfaced that Trump is considering JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon, who will certainly be favorable to Wall Street, for Treasury secretary.
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Chicago Fed Charles Evans told CNBC there could be two interest rate hikes this year, if economic data continue to be favorable.
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This plan was aimed, it seems, at settling the conflict between Russia and Ukraine on terms that would be favorable to Russia.
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Environmental conditions appear to be favorable for additional development and a tropical depression could form on Wednesday, the Miami-based weather forecaster added.
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It's seen multiple exits at what appear to be favorable returns, a lot of up rounds and not too many high-profile flops.
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Manager Terry Collins said day games can be favorable for Wright, and he expects to play in a day game Wednesday in Washington.
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So far, weather is looking good for launch; there's an 90 percent chance conditions will be favorable, according to Patrick Air Force Base.
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"When I submitted my request, I was cautiously optimistic that the outcome would be favorable," said McCoy McDeid, who's also a single mom.
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A leaked executive order over the summer that has yet to be finalized was viewed by outside experts to be favorable to industry.
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"Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the Board remains positive that the overall results of the Group in 2018 will be favorable," the company said.
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But they also need to think about how to cover uninsured patients, particularly in states where the political climate might not be favorable.
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"Any concessions made by China should be favorable to Amazon, as it has been for the most part shut out of China," Forte said.
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This gap doesn't come from the particulars of the 2016 field; Gallup shows Republican women are far less likely to be favorable toward Trump.
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Li also said maintaining mild inflation will be favorable for China's economy, as price pressures start to build again globally after years of weakness.
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The idea here, it seems, was to try to settle the conflict between Russia and Ukraine on terms that would be favorable to Russia.
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The study also found that economic conditions will be favorable to oil producers in the U.S., with expectations of rising oil prices until 2040.
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If you look just at the Republican-held toss-up races, they are almost all in districts that should be favorable ground for the GOP.
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Moviegoers gave the film a B-plus CinemaScore, which is quite respectable for the horror genre and suggests that word of mouth will be favorable.
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Not every Republican is on board with touching nationally popular programs during an election year that is already shaping up to be favorable to Democrats.
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There's a 60 percent chance that weather will be favorable for launch, according to the 45th Space Wing, which oversees launches from the Florida coast.
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Right now, weather looks pretty good for today's launch; there's an 80 percent chance the conditions will be favorable, according to Patrick Air Force Base.
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As long as the weather cooperates through planting this spring, an El Niño occurrence this summer could be favorable for U.S. corn and soybean yields.
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Studios sometimes try to game the system by holding extra early screenings for a select group of reviewers whose opinions they suspect will be favorable.
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But weather is looking mostly good for a launch tomorrow; there's a 70 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to Patrick Military Air Force.
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Fast-growing economies tend to be favorable for stock investing, suggesting that investors could be giving up some gains if they're blocked from the Chinese markets.
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ISPs love the idea of this happening right now, because with a Republican president and congressional majority, any bill passed would likely be favorable to them.
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At the moment, NASA is only predicting a 20 percent chance that the weather will be favorable for launch, due to expected fog in the area.
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The long-term fall in interest rates had a positive effect on bond prices and performance, causing bond returns to be favorable over that time period.
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"We believe the headline risk to NVDA in the near term will not be favorable; we do not see a clear long-term risk," Lipacis wrote.
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Our Upshot colleague Nate Cohn has explained why Monmouth's polling may be underrepresenting a sliver of the Iowa electorate that happens to be favorable to Sanders.
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"Despite the headwinds our economy faces from international developments — particularly in China — we think 2016 will be favorable for growth in the retail industry," Shay said.
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An unfavorable ruling from a more conservative appeals court could force the Supreme Court's hand, and the ruling might not necessarily be favorable to reproductive rights.
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A conservative court, as it was with Scalia on the bench, likely would be favorable toward gun rights, skeptical of abortion and supportive of the death penalty.
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The imposter Twitter accounts often plagiarized messages from the politicians' legitimate accounts, but also mixed in posts voicing support for policies believed to be favorable to Tehran.
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Weather could also cause a delay, but there's an 80 percent chance that weather will be favorable, according to Patrick Military Air Force Base at the Cape.
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He's won only his home state and is not favored in any remaining contests, even in Northeast and mid-Atlantic states that should be favorable to him.
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Given the anti-press climate in Washington and a President who's obsessed with social media, it's uncertain whether or not the news' industry's request will be favorable.
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Both Clinton and Obama have made statements about the criminal case, indicating the outcome of the investigation would be favorable to Clinton in spite of the evidence.
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Officials are complaining that a deal is being negotiated by the government behind their backs, with no information about why such a transaction would be favorable. Overstock.
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In his view, industry consolidation would be favorable for players "as long as conditions are there to guarantee that any M&A transaction create value," he said.
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Currently, prosecutors are only required to share evidence they judge to be favorable to the defendant, as defined under the landmark Supreme Court ruling Brady v. Maryland.
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Weather for tonight's mission is looking good for launch, with a more than 90 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to the 45th Space Wing.
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But Democrats accused him of downplaying significant details and attempting to craft a narrative that would be favorable to Trump weeks before the full report was released.
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The unidentified official "agreed to take official action which would be favorable to three donors who had contributed campaign funds to Public Official #3," the documents said.
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There's a 80 percent chance that weather will be favorable for a launch, according to the Air Force's 45th Space Wing, which monitors launches from the Florida coast.
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The primary calendar could also be favorable to a Harris candidacy -- with her home state of California moving up its primary to the first Tuesday in March 2020.
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For Brexit, Cryan is planning for a "reasonable worst-case" scenario that predicts that Britain's deal to leave the European Union will not be favorable for financial services.
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"We believe this near-term sweet spot in memory supply/demand dynamics will continue to be favorable, driving memory prices higher," Loop Capital analyst Betsy Van Hees said.
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On the other hand, finding cancer in an easy-to-collect blood test could improve survival rates when cancer is detected early and could be favorable among patients.
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"Some of the economics of these trade deals may change, but Trump is a businessman, so ultimately his policies will likely be favorable for the tech sector," Turakhia said.
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According to AP, Sherchan and his team of six guides plan to leave for the mountain on Sunday with hopes that the weather on the summit will be favorable.
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"We feel very comfortable with Obama's administration ... we believe that a possible Trump government, considering the statements he has made, would not be favorable for the region," he said.
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So maybe the equity is smaller and more expensive, but ultimately, if the startup is more likely to be successful, the expected value function might actually be favorable. Maybe.
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Those in industries with a high concentration of exports should be favorable to an open economy, while those in industries that have to compete with imports should be opposed.
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Washington and Alaska had always looked to be favorable territory for Sanders, because they are predominantly white and rural -- states with the kind of demographic makeup that has favored Sanders.
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A Supreme Court decision on Monday will limit the controversial practice of "venue shopping" — where plaintiffs pick court locations that they believe will be favorable to the cases they're arguing.
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And a big part of figuring out delegate math means campaigns have to focus on crunching the numbers to target certain districts with demographics that could be favorable for them.
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For today, the weather is looking better, with an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, though there is some concern about high clouds will build over the area.
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It seems highly likely that whether the country wants it or not there will be an adjustment in its trade balance that will not be favorable to the Chinese economy.
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There's a backup launch date available on Tuesday at 8:31AM ET. So far, weather is looking pretty good for launch, with a 90 percent chance that conditions will be favorable.
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So far, the weather might cooperate for the mission, as there's a 90 percent chance conditions will be favorable, according to the 45th Space Wing, which oversees launches from the Cape.
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Today's weather seems like it will cooperate for a flight; there's an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable for launch, with the possibility of some rain and cumulus clouds.
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The iPhone mix and average selling price (ASP) will be the biggest driver of Apple shares in the next year, which we expect to be favorable to the overall growth story.
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Inside the White House, we weren't expecting every story about Reagan to be favorable; we were going to make mistakes and knew that Cannon or Devroy would call us on them.
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Another is capturing more moderate Republicans in a series of primaries in Northeastern states that are likely to be favorable territory for Mr. Trump, beginning with New York on April 153.
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"It will be favorable to companies with primarily domestic business that are paying close to the full tax rate," said John Carey, portfolio manager at Amundi Pioneer Asset Management in Boston.
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Or, he said, a new-car lease may be worth considering if safety is paramount, since interest rates on new-car leases may be favorable, helping to keep monthly payments low.
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So far, the weather seems pretty good for today, with a 90 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to the 45th Space Wing that oversees launches from the Cape.
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Commenting on the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy stance, she said it will be favorable for the nation's capital flows, and expects the cross-border capital flows to remain steady despite some uncertainties.
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NASA's coverage for the ICON launch will get underway at 9:15PM ET. Weather is looking relatively good for the mission, as there's a 70 percent chance that conditions will be favorable.
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Pushing oversight to the FTC has two advantages for Ajit Pai: One, it's likely to be favorable to his BFFs at the telecom companies, because the FTC's oversight is so much weaker.
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Analysts prior to the presentation had said a slowing of dementia symptoms by about 20 percent would be a positive signal, and some said even a 15 percent difference would be favorable.
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But as FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten notes, Clinton won Hispanic voters by around 42 points in Texas — suggesting Florida and New Mexico will also be favorable terrain for the former secretary of state.
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Furthermore, their views and opinions might not necessarily be favorable (to the point that it might hurt your feelings), but they could offer you a chance to make a large-scale improvement.
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There could be two rate hikes in 203 if data continue to be favorable but the timing of both won't prove to be crucial, Charles Evans, the Chicago Federal Reserve president, told CNBC.
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The company has a launch window that lasts from 3:46PM ET to 5:29PM ET. So far, the weather is looking iffy, with a 60 percent chance that conditions will be favorable.
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The company conducted a successful static fire test of the vehicle's engines on Tuesday, and there's a 90 percent chance that weather will be favorable for launch, according to Patrick Air Force Base.
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Munster acknowledged that macro issues, such as falling oil prices, China's economic and currency problems and European instability are "wild cards," but he believes the setup for Apple shares continues to be favorable.
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Republican-led states, which may not be favorable to climate policy, have still achieved meaningful progress, especially when it comes to renewable energy, because of the economics of the wind and solar industries.
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Leading up to the launch, weather wasn't looking good for the mission, but conditions seem to have improved just before the weekend; there is a 93 percent chance that the weather will be favorable.
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Reaching a deal with China in the coming months allows Americans time to scrutinize the agreement before the presidential vote in November 2020, which may not be favorable to Trump's reelection chances, he said.
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And yet their similarities, and the studies -- not to mention the polls -- show that Cruz's odds for success may be favorable not only despite his being so detestable but, in fact, because of it.
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So far, the weather seems like it will cooperate for the flight, with an 80 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to the 45th Space Wing that oversees missions at the Cape.
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Well, Swansea appeared to be favorable to Leicester's plight, as, within the first ten minutes, Swansea fullback Ashley Williams cleared the ball straight into Leicester's Riyad Mahrez for what would seem like an easy goal.
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A small rise in a measure of U.S. consumer prices pointed to benign inflation that could make the Federal Reserve cautious about raising interest rates again this year, which would be favorable to equity investors.
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A slight rise in a measure of U.S. consumer prices pointed to benign inflation that could make the Federal Reserve cautious about raising interest rates again this year, which would be favorable to equity investors.
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" He argued, in part, that relisting Tesla's shares in Germany could be favorable to Musk because "he can have regulatory carte blanche, and can tweet anything he wants with no retribution — no matter how fraudulent.
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Several of the states that Mr. Trump won, including Massachusetts and Tennessee, had appeared at one point to be favorable to a mainstream opponent, and Mr. Rubio and Mr. Kasich both visited those states often.
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But remarks about those efforts, as well as remedies for a slumping economy and the push to increase testing capacity, were overshadowed by Trump's exchange with OAN, which tends to be favorable to the president.
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"The grains are generally weaker on what is perceived to be favorable growing conditions for the world's crops amid feed demand destruction in China," INTL FCStone chief commodities economist Arlan Suderman said in a client note.
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The well-defined low could be developing into a tropical depression and conditions are expected to be favorable for further development while it moves north-northeastward over the open Atlantic, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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"We expect the news to be favorable most specifically to entities with larger pharmacy benefit management exposure as it eliminates the uncertainty and overhang that the rebate rule had on those companies," analysts at Citi said.
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Conditions appear to be favorable for gradual development of this system while it moves slowly northwestward across the Yucatan Peninsula this weekend and into the south central Gulf of Mexico early next week, the NHC said.
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And there's little secret that White Houses past and present have rewarded donors and like-minded politicians with coveted invites to state dinners, meaning conversation around the pink-draped tables Tuesday wasn't likely be favorable to Trump.
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SUPREME COURT STRIKES BLOW TO PATENT SHOPPING: A Supreme Court decision on Monday will limit the controversial practice of "venue shopping" — where plaintiffs pick court locations that they believe will be favorable to the cases they're arguing.
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"It's too early to say how big the next crop will be," he said, adding that if rains continue to be favorable, the next crop's output could be surprisingly large for a down-year in the cycle.
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Though Spacey's name may not be favorable right now, Bening made it clear that her positive feelings about American Beauty hasn't been damaged in the scandal's wake — though acknowledged that "other people" may not feel the same way.
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Russia did enter Ukraine in 28503 and would undoubtedly keep on invading should the position of the most important global actors be favorable or neutral, or one of appeasement, and should Ukraine not continue enhancing its defense potential.
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United States, a blockbuster case on whether the government needs a warrant to access cell phone location histories, Justice Neil Gorsuch sketched out a Scalian, property-oriented view of the case that could be favorable to the defendant.
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Several countries have flagged their worries over China's activities, accusing it of creating fake profiles on social networks to extract information to nudging lawmakers to push for policies that would be favorable to the world's second-largest economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The niche market for paper credits to comply with the U.S. biofuels program jerked lower on Wednesday in response to the surprise presidential victory of Republican Donald Trump, perceived to be favorable to oil companies.
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Alphabet also alleges Uber's attempts to keep files out of court based on claims of privilege is actually part of an effort at "cloaking unfavorable facts with privilege" while revealing other pieces of information Uber thinks will be favorable.
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Meanwhile, investors will also be reacting to the latest comments from Federal Reserve speakers with Charles Evans, the Chicago Federal Reserve president, telling CNBC that there could be two rate hikes in 2016 if data continue to be favorable.
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Half of respondents said they expect the pause in rate increases to be favorable for business conditions at their firms, while 7 percent said they expect it to be unfavorable and 85033 percent said it will have no change.
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At the time, those investments, which were clearly crafted to be favorable to Buffett, were seen as a vote of confidence even as the destructive ripple effects of the banking and housing crises were only starting to take hold.
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"Exports and factory output continue to be favorable due to the global economic recovery and a weaker yen, but uncertainty over the Trump administration's trade policy makes corporations cautious about domestic investment," said an analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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While the notch and lack of bezels are considered design enhancements by many, they may not be favorable to mobile gamers who often hold the device horizontally in their hands and need to see as much of the screen as possible.
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There's a two-and-a-half-hour launch window, so the Falcon 9 can conceivably take off anytime until 8:30PM ET. So far there's a 70 percent chance that weather conditions will be favorable, according Patrick Air Force Base.
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"For President Trump, it may be favorable to keep Japan feeling left behind and facing a threat," Park Il, an economics professor and expert on the Korean Peninsula at Osaka City University, said on a Tokyo Broadcasting System news program.
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"Though the offer of TES will not be made via auction, but through public entities, the reaction of the market will surely not be favorable, because in any case it means a larger offer of this paper," the note said.
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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal published in 2018, Musk explained his decision to tweet that he had secured funding for a go-private deal by saying it makes sense to act when the odds appear to be favorable.
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In its report on Thursday, the daily said UN-Habitat had agreed to provide technical assistance in housing the displaced and the agency would work closely with the authorities to "implement the projects to be favorable to Myanmar's social culture and administrative system".
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SpaceX has a nearly two-hour launch window, so the company can launch up until 8:31PM ET. Weather is looking good for a launch so far, with a 90 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to the 45th Space Wing.
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There are no public polls of Indiana yet, but it is believed to be favorable ground for both Cruz, who has proven appeal in the Midwest as evidenced by a resounding victory in Wisconsin, and Kasich, who is governor of bordering Ohio.
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Meanwhile, those of us who know and are frustrated about the way our government works breathe a collective yawn at the unsurprising news that the Clinton Foundation or some other nonprofit also gets what appears to be favorable treatment by a government agency.
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"According to forecasts, overall winter weather conditions in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region will not be favorable, with the ability to disperse atmospheric pollution relatively weak, making the targets even more difficult to achieve," the ministry said in a bulletin published on its website (www.mep.gov.cn).
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"Wage stagnation is easing, jobs are being created and consumer confidence remains steady, so despite the headwinds our economy faces from international developments — particularly in China — we think 2016 will be favorable for growth in the retail industry," NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said.
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The win also doesn't do anything to meaningfully alter the balance of power in Tallahassee, which remains heavily tilted toward the GOP, but it suggests that the national political environment continues to be favorable to Democrats as they look ahead to the midterms in November.
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Three Democratic women won their primaries in districts that Hillary Clinton won by big margins — and a fourth woman is running in a district Clinton won by 18 point for an open seat in a year that's shaping up to be favorable to Democrats.
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Officials from the NIH's National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism first started soliciting donations from the major players in the alcohol industry back in 2013 and 2014, and sold the study with some winks and nudges that suggested the research would be favorable to their industry.
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"This is the time where (if) you are thinking about an acquisition, you want to get it done now because ... from a financing perspective, the markets may not be favorable six months from now," Drexel Hamilton analyst Barry Sine said, explaining that interest rates may rise soon.
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"Investors have a growing appetite to diversify their investment destination after the stock market crash, and believe commodities are good assets as China is pushing for capacity-cut reform that will be favorable for raw materials," said Fang Shisheng, a senior official with Orient Futures in Shanghai.
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In my view, the merger is unlikely to be favorable to consumers, given the history of similar mergers in the past, AT&T's business actions in recent years and the generally positive business models of Netflix and other online streaming services with their convenience and efficiency for consumers.
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Jennifer Sellitti, a lawyer and spokeswoman for the state public defender's office, said that state law requires prosecutors to disclose evidence to the grand jury that might be favorable to the defense, but it is ultimately up to the judge to determine how it applies to specific materials.
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Sirleaf did not endorse either man running to succeed her, though in a speech in September at the United Nations she spoke of the need for "the next generation of Liberians to lead the country into the future," a comment some Liberians took to be favorable toward Mr. Weah.
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Takeoff is scheduled for 11:11AM ET today from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, though the Atlas V can take off up until 11:41AM ET. So far, weather is looking good for launch; there's a 90 percent chance that conditions will be favorable, according to Patrick Military Air Force Base.
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"Having too much of an obsession with capital is something which could be detrimental for both the profitability of the banks in Europe - which is by this time a bit weak - and also because it won't be favorable to growth which is obviously something we all struggle for, " he told CNBC.
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The state-run Global New Light of Myanmar newspaper said on Thursday that UN-Habitat had agreed to provide technical assistance in housing displaced people in Rakhine and the agency would work closely with the authorities to "implement the projects to be favorable to Myanmar's social culture and administrative system".
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"Fiscal authorities should find the speed necessary for fiscal consolidation in order not to generate such a strong impact in the short term, but should send signals for consolidation in the medium term, so that access conditions for financial markets continue to be favorable for the private sector and the government itself," Werner said.
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While the ruling stuck to the specific travel ban policy, it could mean two things for Trump's agenda: It could be a signal that the Supreme Court might be favorable to the administration on a host of immigration-related lawsuits in the pipeline, and it could embolden the administration to push its boundaries elsewhere.
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Reports that the man in charge of it is willing to threaten those who publicize facts the administration takes issue with have some worried that if the results of the 2020 election seem as if they will not be favorable to the aims of the Trump presidency, Ross could similarly direct census officials to be dishonest about the results.
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SpaceX had a two-and-a-half-hour launch window tonight, but the decision to cancel the attempt was made early on, before the official launch time of 1:34AM ET. Prior to the launch, scientists at Patrick Air Force Base gave only a 40 percent chance that conditions would be favorable, with thick clouds and high winds in the area.
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Hill, one of the nation&aposs leading experts on Russian and Eastern European issues, left the White House earlier this year and testified about the efforts of certain members of the Trump administration to leverage the release of a nearly $400 million military-aid package to Ukraine in exchange for the Ukrainian government announcing investigations that would be favorable to Trump.
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The demographics of Issa's affluent suburban district suggest it won't be favorable territory for GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, potentially giving Applegate a chance.
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A majority of technology workers and investors believe that President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will be favorable to their businesses, according to a new poll from Burson-Marsteller/Penn Schoen Berland.
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Not only has the agency been accused of begging the alcohol industry for money—using a sales pitch that implied their results would likely be favorable to the industry, according to a March report from the New York Times—but, according to a new article from STAT, some scientists are now claiming that the NIH has run interference on and shut down research into the relationship between advertising and underage alcohol consumption.
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Asked about the 2016 letter sent by the State Department informing Muthana that her passport had been revoked, Swift argued that she likely couldn't have known about it as it was mailed to her home in Alabama and she had already left the US. Speaking after the hearing, Swift said was "disappointed" by the ruling but "encouraged" by the judge's comments that in his view "foreshadow" an outcome that will be favorable to Muthana.
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The poll shows that 2628 percent of respondents found Pelosi to be favorable while 28503 percent see her unfavorably, still giving the new Speaker and top foil to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE her highest rating on the question of her favorability in CNN polling since April 22019.
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Any trier of fact may fairly draw the inference that the testimony of former White House counsel Don McGahn, former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonDemocrats seek leverage for trial USA Today editorial board calls for Trump's impeachment Republicans consider skipping witnesses in Trump impeachment trial MORE, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo: 'No mistake' Trump warned Russian diplomat about election tampering Trump admin hits Iranian shipping network, airline with new sanctions The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE and others would not be favorable to Trump.
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