The fees from robos can be less than human advisors, although this difference can be less than you think.
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The World Health Organization still says it should be less than 2 grams, and the American Heart Association still says it should be less than 1.5 grams for many people.
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It looked to be less than half a mile away.
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Cattle also must be less than 30 months of age.
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But the concoction turned out to be less than enchanting.
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The penalty would be less than two months of premiums.
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But even that turned out to be less than true.
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On Wednesday, it will probably be less than 50 percent.
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And Cruz will be less than 100 delegates behind him.
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That engraving also shows Revere to be less than original.
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Today, according to Fidjestøl, there may be less than 200,000.
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Lalley explained to me that, according to lending standards, your mortgage or rent payment should be less than 28% of your monthly gross income, and your total recurring debt payments should be less than 36%.
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Send it our way... It's credibility would be less than zero.
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With some brands, it can be less than $100 a vehicle.
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"It will be less than 13 billion crowns," the source said.
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This might be less than ideal, but it's not anti-democratic.
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The twin tunnels are expected to be less than a mile.
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But the total number may be less than meets the eye.
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Growth is expect to be less than 1 percent in 2016.
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Yet even so it couldn't be less than horrid for him.
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BRANTLEY I found "Tootsie" to be less than a seamless whole.
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Iran will be less than pleased with all the new visitors.
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"I may be less than 17 stone (107.95 kg)," Joshua said.
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McGahn ultimately found the selected lawyers to be less than satisfactory.
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Still, Jordan's role may also be less than meets the eye.
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National Democrats might be less than enthused with Campbell's gunslinging persona.
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And if she got in it would be less than zero.
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And the results seem to be less than desirable for some doctors.
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He said he believed a fair sentence would be less than life.
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However, her suitors turned out to be less than desirable, she alleged.
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This person said the overall divestments would be less than $500 million.
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I would expect the dynamic score to be less than $500 billion.
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Besides, the amount the EU demands will probably be less than feared.
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Bitcoin's blockchain proved to be less than ideal for executing business rules.
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Currently, it cannot be less than 25 percent more than regular pay.
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This is clearly wrong, since any probability must be less than one.
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Still, that might be less than those pesky interest payments on loans.
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Regular Instant Apps have to be less than 2 MB in size.
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The impact could be less than it believes now — or much greater.
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Animal rescue workers estimated him to be less than a year old.
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If you wait until high school, it will be less than 10%.
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The supposedly ill-gotten gains were computed to be less than $2,270.
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Kyle: The White House says it could be less than two weeks.
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And, of course, the cult-favorite eyeshadows will be less than five bucks.
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After the cuts, HTC's employee count will be less than 5,22010 people worldwide.
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The value of the unit is said to be less than $400 million.
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The publication claimed that each company's stake would be less than 10 percent.
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He said the gradient will be less than an inch on a map.
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To do that, they would have to be less than five nanometres apart.
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Now the share is believed to be less than 10 percent and falling.
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In fact, there are believed to be less than 50 of them left.
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Pertamina's investment in Balongan, however, would be "less than initially planned," Soetjipto said.
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For most people, 2018 taxes are expected be less than those for 2017.
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Many prisoners work, but wages can be less than 20 cents an hour.
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"Tomorrow, the families of the victims will be less than whole," Illinois Gov.
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That milestone would be less than six years away, based on Song's estimate.
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Sleeping time must not be less than eight hours, the same law says.
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This amount could be less than the death benefits your heirs would have received.
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But many people in Hong Kong will be less than delighted by his presence.
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Members of the House subcommittee, however, found Juul's efforts to be less than impressive.
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Until that reallocation is complete, economic output will be less than it could be.
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For prime borrowers, interest rates can be less than half that of credit cards.
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It also hinders your productivity, and your end product may be less than stellar.
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Researchers pouring effort into one project can be less than kind to rivals' efforts.
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Yet even the most favourable outcome would be less than Timor-Leste hopes for.
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That may indeed cause some displeasure, and your welcome could be less than warm.
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Mullah Yaqoub is believed to be less than 25 years old, and lacked experience.
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That means actual new money going to space acquisition could be less than advertised.
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But the Senate's flexibility provisions could be less than what conservatives like Meadows want.
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Salad Olivier turned out to be less than ideal food for a blind person.
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One Amazon reviewer recorded 74 decibels, reporting it to be less than a blender.
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I think that'll still be less than what you used to spend on cable.
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It used to be less than 1% ... so that's a clear quarantine-related shift.
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You've said the Defense Department needs launch costs to be less than $23 million.
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But tourists around Milan found a city that seemed to be less than purring.
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AND WE'RE GOING TO BE LESS THAN 3.5 TIMES LEVERAGE, YOU KNOW, PRETTY QUICKLY.
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Management fees for Vanguard on that account would be less than $100,000 a year.
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And, even then, Canada would be less than halfway to hitting the 2030 target.
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And, in the context of sports rights deals, it may be less than you think.
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The impact on U.S. growth would be less than a tenth of a percentage point.
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But the real impact on the job market may be less than its political effect.
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Obviously, a sneak peek of a classic comedy's upcoming reboot should be less-than-controversial.
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But Iran's own Central Bank says the amount will be less than one-third that.
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In Germany, the discounted sentence cannot be less than the statutory minimum for that crime.
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But his Twitter game here makes him out to be less than a great guy.
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You'll be less than surprised to know that views on the presidency are highly partisan.
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But a digital wall would undoubtedly be less than satisfactory for many of Trump's supporters.
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RBS now just says its cost-to-income ratio will be less than 50 percent.
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This replacement rate would be less than what existing state-level paid leave systems provide.
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Van Raemdonck's annual base salary will not be less than $1 million, the company said.
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The message was loud and clear: to eat insects was to be less than human.
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Why is it believed that poetry, prose, painting, music should be less than we are?
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For a dictatorship, it may be less than the laundry bill on secret police uniforms.
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Any two points on Earth would be less than an hour apart, Mr. Musk said.
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NEWARK — Martin Brodeur's new office happens to be less than a block from his statue.
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Money: CNN reported Monday that the deal was rumored to be less than $500 million.
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Could be quite a while, could be less than that, just don't know right now.
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It occurred to McBride that this would be less than ideal for him as well.
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It comes out in April and will be 'less than $300,' which I assume means $299.99.
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Lipkin said he estimates the mortality rate of the coronavirus will ultimately be less than 1%.
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For $25, the online course also happens to be less than the price of a hardcover.
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New facts could emerge but, right now, there seems to be less than meets the eye.
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And it often made claims that turned out to be less than accurate regarding actual customers.
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The staff's portion of the equity would be less than the face value of their loan.
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So the average maturity of the CSPP portfolio will most likely be less than 5 years.
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Yet the new bank will be less than one-sixth of the size of the biggest.
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That would be less than one percent of the 291 million smartphones Samsung sold last year.
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Under her contract, her equity award is not to be less than $12 million per year.
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Meanwhile, fiscal conservatives will be less than thrilled in the first place over any infrastructure package.
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In the process, a number of smaller Chinese banks were shown to be less than healthy.
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But Cowen expects even TJX's clothing sales to be less than half of Amazon's by 2020.
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But that would be less than the 49% target that Dutch authorities have set for 2030.
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The conditions in the Arctic this time of year can be less than ideal, Papp said.
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Some in Brazil have suggested the political force of these revelations may be less than expected.
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For many, hanging out with an ex partner in any capacity can be less than pleasant.
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If you added up the monthly cost of each service, it would be less than $50.
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Sources familiar with those discussions have told Reuters the amount will be less than initially planned.
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That would still be less than the official target of below, but close to, 2 percent.
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In certain ways, our access to each other's markets will be less than it is now.
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Do your best with love and intention and nothing will be less than exceptional, I promise.
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Last month, the BOT said 2019 economic growth would be less than its forecast of 3.8%.
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Gross margins on such loans tend to be less than 100 basis points, says consultancy Capco.
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The two sources said late on Wednesday the turnout figure could be less than 40 percent.
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The threshold is a majority of senators voting, so it could conceivably be less than 51.
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The white population might be less than 50 percent of the total around mid century, maybe 2060.
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Goldman estimates US sales for Gilead's hepatitis C treatments will be less than $4 billion this year.
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Also interesting is that Lenovo and Google have said it'll be "less than 6.5 inches" in size.
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"I think the impact on institutions is likely to be less than the administration thinks," Roithmayr said.
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Such loans for small firms should be less than 10 million yuan ($1.46 million), the ministry said.
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In another decade or so, the Catholic share of the region's souls could be less than half.
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Novak has reportedly said the total damage from the contaminated oil would be less than $100 million.
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But, according to Mattel, it will likely be less than $300 when the hologram makes her debut.
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If they were, the contribution of touch screen use to nighttime sleep might be less than anticipated.
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But even with those boosts, BIPV will be less than 1 percent of the residential rooftop market.
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IMF rules require candidates for the post of managing director to be less than 65 years old.
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It'd be less than $2 for both anyway, but it's a small victory for a Monday morning.
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"Our downgrade reflects our concern that medium term earnings could be less than expected," Deutsche Bank said.
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"In the real world, you still might expect the results to be less than perfect," says Pegden.
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So service jobs have a low multiplier, many sources citing the multiplier to be less than 1.
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Simply ignoring her own judgments about what options are best for her would be less than respectful.
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In November 2011, Quinn claimed his assets to be less than £50,000 when he applied for bankruptcy.
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AGI also must be less than $32,000 for single filers, and less than $46,000 for joint filers.
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Saudi Arabia, the leader of OPEC, hinted that the reduction could be less than what analysts anticipated.
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The only hard and fast rule is that your total has to be less than your income.
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Significantly, the number of negative points incurred for making hybrids will be less than for traditional vehicles.
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And desire and hunger drive you forward to an ideal that will inevitably be less than ideal.
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"In certain ways, our access to each other's markets will be less than it is now," Mrs.
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Financial aid experts often recommend that your total loan debt be less than your annual starting salary.
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The impact would be less than that of the asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs, not more.
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Apple&aposs first completely wireless iPhone without a charging port may be less than 2 years away.
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In communities where ridership has been falling, the cost of waiving fares may be less than expected.
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The document said that Austria had estimated its implementation costs would be less than a million euros.
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Fitch assumes domestic borrowing will be less than a third of these amounts, in line with 0003.
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Revenue, meanwhile, could be less than a third of previous forecasts when all is said and done.
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It's a big day for communication, but be careful: Late-night talks will be less than constructive.
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It says that the impact on adjusting earnings is expected to be less than 2% for each year.
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Simmons' new son may be less than two months old, but he already has some very specific preferences.
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The costs of the Rotterdam office will be less than London, so there will be some savings there.
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All startups must be less than two years old and have secured less than $2.5 million in funding.
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She proves herself to be less than a diplomat in their meeting withPrime Minister of State Security, Whiterose.
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Its entire world is estimated to be less than a single square mile; its population size is unknown.
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Delegation startups must be less than two years old and have secured less than $2.5 million in funding.
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Economists are likely to revise downward their gloomy prediction that growth will be less than 22% this year.
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Sometimes I don't even go to the class if I'm going to be less than five minutes early.
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A second scholarship may also become available, but it might be less than $25,000, Superintendent Emanuele Triggiano said.
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Others were quick to point out her father, Alec Baldwin, would be less than thrilled with the photo.
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To see a benefit from these changes, your household income has to be less than $10,000 a year.
|
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After subtracting credits and other perks, the cost of getting into lounges might be less than you realized.
|
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This especially will be true should their own nominee be less than an ideal candidate — a real possibility.
|
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Provisioning costs will likely be less than 2.25 percent in 2017/18 compared with 13 percent last year.
|
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Well, the downfall of the famous Roman general who inspired this Shakespeare tragedy may be less than instructive.
|
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The FIFA president has said his salary has not been decided and would be less than 2 million.
|
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That is, they declared their taxable income from all sources — businesses, salaries, interest — to be less than zero.
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We understand that each of the parties may find aspects of our suggestions to be less than ideal.
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However, the necessary increase in taxes to provide universal care may be less than many people would fear.
|
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For two decades, its whole has somehow managed to be less than the sum of its considerable parts.
|
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The price of a package including a hotel can be less than the price of the flights alone.
|
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The value, for example, of an unbeaten Japanese Triple Crown winner would be less than half of it.
|
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It's just passing through — and in early December will be less than 200 million miles from the Sun.
|
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According to current regulations, banking loan loss provisioning ratios should not be less than 150 percent in China.
|
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Savings would be less than full elimination but still at $13 billion to $15 billion over 85033 years.
|
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The cost of a short Uber trip may be less than that airport surcharge without much added hassle.
|
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U.S. government debt yields rose on Monday, as damage from Hurricane Irma appears to be less than feared.
|
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" It's easy to dehumanize any group, she added, when they're shown to be "less than human or superhuman.
|
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La Boétie, suffering from some kind of ill-defined infection, is shown to be less than admirably resigned.
|
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As a result of the offering, the government's stake in Japan Post will be less than 60 percent.
|
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One penciled in a 3 percent hike and another said the gain would be less than 2 percent.
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The impact would be less than that of the asteroid that killed off the dino-saurs, not more.
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Blocks of transactions are required to be less than one megabyte and around five transactions are processed each second.
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He simply refused to be less than the best ever, and no essay by anyone but me is necessary.
|
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Quibi's name stands for "quick bites," so all the show's episodes will be less than 10 minutes in length.
|
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Among ethnic Serbs and Montenegrins, who together make up 74% of the population, it may be less than half.
|
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Yet as recently as the 2012/13 budget the peak had been projected to be less than 10 percent.
|
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The whole Sun squished up into a black hole would be less than six kilometers, or four miles, across.
|
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He would create a ticket of two former Obama cabinet members, which could be less than thrilling for voters.
|
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Fast forward a year later, though, and Lucas seemed to be less than excited about carrying on the tradition.
|
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Finance Minister Alfonso Prat-Gay said last week inflation was expected to be less than 1 percent in August.
|
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The ratio fell to six to one in 2000 and will be less than three to one by 268.
|
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The proposed law also states that pay for overtime cannot be less than 10 percent more than regular pay.
|
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From a purely academic standpoint, the quality of study abroad is likely to be less than that at home.
|
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Zuckerberg said this week that ads from politicians will be less than 0.5% of his company's revenue next year.
|
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In the HIV-positive partner, the viral load had to be less than 200 copies per milliliter of blood.
|
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The benefit to complex refiners from the regulatory change "is going to be less than people thought," he said.
|
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If Volkswagen is lucky, the total paid to car owners could turn out to be less than $10 billion.
|
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He describes grasping at a story of positive policing that turns out to be less than what it seemed.
|
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The only requirement: your company must be less than two years old and have raised less than $2.5 million.
|
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The 3D-printed rendering appears to be less than a foot high, and is arresting but not terribly engrossing.
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The solution: "If you think the discussion will be less than fifteen minutes, just make a quick video instead."
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They are often shrouded in confidentiality, and arbitration awards tend to be less than those in a jury trial.
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While you're at it, you might want to fix your TV settings because they could be less than ideal.
|
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Reports have suggested the number of jobs that could be generated by increased smelting would be less than 2,000.
|
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Today, that number would be less than 1 percent, so it's not zero, but it literally is a handful.
|
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They wanted the commute for Mr. Angelini, 29, a software engineer in Manhattan, to be less than an hour.
|
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" The task force wrote, "The savings going directly to individuals would be less than 1 percent of total spending.
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And, given the political pressure on the DOE, the reports will be less than helpful in transparently improving outcomes.
|
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Strangely, the decrease in blood pressure happened even when the couples believed their relationships to be less than stellar.
|
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Destiny: Rise of Iron may be less than a week away, but there's still plenty we don't know about it.
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Specifically, the notions that women should be less than, that they should be demure, and that they should be quiet.
|
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Without that financials sector, the S&P 500 would be less than 2 percent above an old record hit Aug.
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To participate, startups must be less than two years old and have secured less than US $2.5 million in funding.
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Not only could the price of a new monetary regime be high, but the effects might be less than desired.
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Amy Klobuchar: C While I found her delivery to be less than optimal at times, Klobuchar had some good points.
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The extra cost likely would be less than if you have to pony up at the end of the lease.
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Despite the national interest the race has generated, Alabama's chief election officer reckons that turnout will be less than 25%.
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On average it should be less than a 2-percent performance hit versus playing the same game with RIS off.
|
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That followed its warning earlier this month that revenue would be less than previously expected due to softness in China.
|
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Sure, we all have thoughts about Nickelback and, unless you're The Chainsmokers, those feelings tend to be less than positive.
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If one of these four pillars is lacking, health and performance will be less than optimal, no matter your profession.
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It said items will cost as low as $2 and up to $120, but most will be less than $35.
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To participate, your company must be less than two years old and have raised less than $2.5 million in funding.
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Sodexo warned in July that full-year revenue growth would be less than initially expected after a weaker third quarter.
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It estimated the one-off costs to be less than 13 million francs, adding it expected no long-term consequences.
|
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We'll be less than two weeks shy of a new President when either the Cubs or Indians clinch the series.
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This would amount to a significant decrease but would be less than the 85033 percent rate Trump has called for.
|
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The overall cost of the clean energy program to utility customers would be less than $2 a month, it said.
|
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Like his sense of legal ethics, there may be less than meets the eye in the sensational appearance of Cohen.
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India's gold imports in September could be less than 35 tonnes, down from last year's 81.71 tonnes, the dealer said.
|
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Oil traders took the administration's generosity to mean that the eventual cuts to Iranian exports might be less than expected.
|
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Yet we would be less than honest if we did not concede our own struggles with practicing what we preach.
|
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But, he adds, the number who might ultimately be treated will be less than the number who could be treated.
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"While impacts may be less than anticipated, any impact close to home matters," the city said on Twitter on Saturday.
|
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Overall, the impact would be less than 2 percent to total sales in 2017, the company said on the call.
|
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The total in-app experience can be less than 10 minutes, and the audio training is around three minutes long.
|
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Moreover, its effect on his support as the 2020 campaign approaches may also be less than many so ardently hope.
|
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Even so, the relative stability of the lira means that inflation will be less than half of its 2018 peaks.
|
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That lighthearted approach was unfortunate because the S&P 500 turned out to be less than halfway through its decline.
|
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However, there are patients in hospitals whose hearts are still beating but who appear to be less than fully alive.
|
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No word on specific pricing of Innoviz's solution, but given the bombast, you can expect it to be less than $70K.
|
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Any tsunami waves in countries other than Papua New Guinea were forecast to be less than 0.3 meters, the PTWC said.
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Any tsunami waves in countries other than Papua New Guinea were forecast to be less than 0.3 metres, the PTWC said.
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All Startup Alley companies must be less than two years old and have secured less than US$2 million in funding.
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"The timeframe from sepsis, the infection in your bloodstream, to death from shock can be less than 24 hours," she said.
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However, these promises can be less than reassuring for people who know Facebook's track record on data collection and privacy breaches.
|
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He said he is nervous that Trump will misspeak or be less-than-presidential, but believes the advantages outweigh the risks.
|
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Bernie had no shot and if I am a Bernie supporter, I would be less than a little kind or concerned.
|
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For many, that crucial setting that determines whether your photo's subject is even visible can be less than obvious to use.
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This image shows a closer view of the 265803-km asteroid impact dated to be less than 133 million years old.
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The Democrats on the FTC complained that the $5 billion penalty may be less than Facebook's gains from violating users' privacy.
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Meaning the interest for the bond after this extension will be less than issuing a new CoCo bond in the market.
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The agency expects leverage, as measured by net debt/adjusted inventory, to be less than 103% for the next three years.
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A price wasn't revealed, but the developer says that it will be less than the traditional $60 of a retail game.
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Jimenez now predicts Novartis's combined hit from generic rivals in 2016 will be less than $3 billion, lower than previously forecast.
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Employers must pay inmates the local average wage for the job they do, which cannot be less than the minimum wage.
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Last week, the central bank said 2019 growth might be less than its forecast of 3.3%, after last year's 4.1% expansion.
|
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On the call, Zuckerberg said the company estimates ads from politicians will be less than 0.5% of its revenue next year.
|
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The supply of good momentum trades, in other words, may be less than that needed to make the whole enterprise worthwhile.
|
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Some accounts offer interest, others don't, but they tend to be less than what you'd get from a typical savings account.
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The Trump NPR is needed within a few months, and the unclassified version should be less than ten pages in length.
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The cars cannot finish the race on one battery, and charging them midrace would be less than riveting for the spectators.
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According to the customs of the Kipsigis, an unmarried woman can inherit land, but it must be less than her brothers.
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The case fatality ratio for all confirmed cases admitted into Ebola treatment centers should be less than 50 percent, it said.
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This year will bring opposition that will be less than cooperative with a strategy that has drawn battle lines for November.
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Particularly as time moves on, these amounts would almost surely be less than what is needed to maintain the current benefits.
|
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The 2171.43-acre campus in Austin will be less than a mile from Apple's existing facilities and initially have 220,21 employees.
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A good company should have sustained no losses over the past five years, its total debt should be less than 25 percent of total tangible equity, its share price should be less than the book value per share, and its yield, if it has one, should be at least twice the yield on long-term AAA bonds.
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The price tag: At least one service could be offered this year, and these packages could be less than $20 per month.
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You think that they are wearing really expensive clothes, but in reality the whole outfit can be less than $400 to $500.
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Trump asserts that the deal, which appeared to be less than a final document, will replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The entire process costs less than $2,000 on average, which can be less than half that of a traditional teeth-straightening process.
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Most computer sound cards and outputs are meant for "consumer-grade" audio and can be less than ideal for recording professional audio.
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The payments may be less than on a private loan or loans the federal government issues directly to parents called PLUS loans.
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Demers told The Dodo that while adult walruses usually weigh in at around 3,000 pounds, Zeus looked to be less than 1,000.
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To display in Startup Alley, companies must be less than two years old and have secured less than $2 million in funding.
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"Total project costs are difficult to estimate but would likely be less than the $3 billion cost of HGP-read," they wrote.
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Like the federal withholding rate on jackpot wins, the amount withheld for state taxes might also be less than what you'll owe.
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There were 13 working people per retiree in 1985, declining to six in 2015, and will be less than two by 2050.
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Fair warning: Most of the footage will be less than riveting, unless you really enjoy seeing an eagle periodically move its neck.
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Just bear in mind that exhibiting companies must be less than two years old and have raised less than $2.5M in funding.
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BMW, based in Germany, already warned in September that profit would be less than earlier forecasts, in part because of trade tensions.
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Like the consumers of delicious fast-food chicken nuggets, we may be less than comfortable knowing how our meal has been produced.
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But if your problem turns out to be less than urgent, once there you'll be sent to the back of the line.
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General aviation will have a voice, too, but its influence will be less than half that of the airlines and their allies.
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Mayor Pete may be less than half Biden's age, but he's making a similar, if less explicit, appeal to Obama-era nostalgia.
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It also said the proceeds deployed for containing and preventing the epidemic should not be less than 10% of the amount raised.
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Dr. Blackstone says that the preference for smaller women is reflective of the cultural desire for women to be less than men.
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An inverted yield curve is generally the bond market's signal that it expects longer-range growth to be less than the near term.
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At just $137 for four days of fun, buy a ticket to Serbia and it will still be less than a Coachella ticket.
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Dream Renée Kardashian may be less than a week old, but the newborn has already made quite an impression on social media platforms.
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Facebook, which also lets businesses boost promotional posts with animated GIF files, recommends that the files be less than 8 megabytes in size.
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In all, if more oligarchs like Mr Abramovich decide to leave, the impact might be less than widely thought—at least outside Chelsea.
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Cuba has forecast 200,000 additional visitors this year, or 3.7 million total, which would be less than a 6 percent increase, Gonzalez said.
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Mr Trump, for example, has set this cap to 45,000—the lowest ever—though the actual number will be less than half that.
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He estimated that the cost of tax-free loan forgiveness for borrowers in income-based repayment plans would be less than $20 million.
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Government and WFP assessments suggest Sri Lanka's 2017 rice harvest could be less than half the 000 million metric tons recorded last year.
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An overwhelming majority of survey respondents indicated higher first-time provisions, but most banks estimated that the increase would be less than 20%.
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The price tag for the new Space Force headquarters should be less than $100 million, but costs are not yet set in stone.
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"We find that, obviously, to be less than ideal, given that people buy their cheese from us, not from the producers," he said.
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The application includes the employee's exact duties and wages, which cannot be less than the prevailing wages for that job in that area.
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Mashreq's outlook for new loan growth in 2018 will be less than 5 percent, with new loan growth driven by mortgages, he said.
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If you include children and add about 70 tons more, the total number would still be less than what spiders eat each year.
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Some of Macron's ambitions, such as creating a euro zone budget and finance minister, may be less than palatable to Europe's biggest economy.
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That's ignited concerns about his temperament, his drinking history, and his willingness to be less than forthcoming about the details of his past.
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That would be less than a year after the last El Niño faded, having brought serious crop damage, forest fires and flash floods.
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In reality, however, the Buffalo Bills feature a lot of young talent almost sure to be less than the sum of their parts.
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Vintners are optimistic about the quality of this year's vintage, although the quantity is expected to be less than usual, the group said.
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When this fiscal year comes to a close in September, we expect the final number of refugees admitted to be less than 22,000.
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She acknowledged that her behavior might be less than stellar, but said she's gotten older and more mature as time has gone on.
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Goldman estimates the U.S. sales for these treatments will be less than $4 billion this year, according to a table in the report.
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Every cookie that you get when you come to Levain Bakery is probably gonna be less than an hour out of the oven.
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However, this statistic has been disputed by those in the scientific community and could be less than the 20% figure as previously reported.
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That, the Commission argues, will be less than a daily cup of coffee for 440 million Europeans and is cheap at the price.
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However, after three days of voting, the overall turnout was projected to be less than 40 percent, Reuters reported, citing two unnamed sources.
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Conversations have included a target up to $60 billion, but Republicans on the Hill say it would need to be less than that.
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The cost of making a 1 meter by 1 meter by 1 cm sheet could be less than S$10 ($7.30), Duong said.
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Stomach cramps and strange dreams follow dinner; and as her unnerving visions intensify, Melanie suspects her hosts' intentions might be less than benign.
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That would be less than the Treasury Department's request for two $1,000 payments for eligible adults, which would cost an estimated $500 billion.
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"It will certainly be less than 30, and we will be conservative to ensure performance and safety," Thomann told CNN in an email.
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It's not clear to me that the total cost of the scooter would still be less than ... It was a multimillion dollar scooter.
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Her monthly mortgage payment will be less than her $1,900 monthly rent, and she is happy not to have a lawn to mow.
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The early-stage startups in your delegation must be less than two years old and have secured less than $2.5 million in funding.
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Such an advance, representing a 2.4% gain from Friday's record high close, would be less than a tenth of the index's 2019 return.
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Warren also hasn't posted her fundraising numbers, but that goal would be less than the $24.6 million she raised in the third quarter.
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Goldman Sachs is more bullish, with a target of 3,400, but that would still be less than a fifth of this year's gain.
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He said, however, that the impact this time should be less than that of SARS, given that it seems to be less virulent.
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They may be less than $100 million in advertising revenue, but they&aposll be able to scale other businesses on top of them.
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"The royalty will not be less than 5% or exceed 20% of ore produced each year by the licensee," the cabinet statement said.
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Sanders's employer-side payroll tax would be less than that for workers earning below $80,000 a year but higher for more affluent workers.
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However, he added that the visit to Haiti, the Western Hemisphere's poorest nation, will be less than 24 hours due to unrest there.
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Mr Raval echoes many other economists in pointing out that most estimates of the elasticity of substitution find it to be less than one.
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That would be less than half the 1.9 percent rate in the first three months of the year, similar to a euro zone slowdown.
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It would be less than ideal to have a team play one match in, say, Mexico City, and then another in Vancouver days later.
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It will take around three months to restore fully the line, although the loss to production should be less than 18,000 tonnes, it said.
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Tesla gave little detail on cost, except to say that the cost of the roof would be less than a conventional roof plus solar.
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VPNs are especially useful if you're on a public network where the security might be less than ideal—like at your local coffee house.
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Amazon, which made its supply of the console available at 2PM Pacific today, sold out in what appeared to be less than a minute.
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Assuming every number and letter are equally likely and determined independently, the students estimated the probability to be less than 108 in 22018 million.
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Corn and soybeans can compete better with weeds than cotton plants, so the expense of controlling it could be less than on cotton farms.
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Meanwhile, though T-Mobile's return on investment continued to be less than what the bosses back in Germany wanted, the company was making money.
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But we believe the ultimate cost to RBSG, including the impact on its franchise, is likely to be less than under the existing plan.
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First, you need to jump this low bar: your company must be less than two years old and have raised less than $2.5 million.
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However, eBay also said profits for the current quarter could be less than expected as it spends more on marketing and a website revamp.
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This means comparison of operating and current margins, as well as debt-to-current revenue between 2016 and 2015 will be less than meaningful.
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Over the course of a future time span of 30 years, that will average out to be less than $13.3 billion dollars per year.
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ET, with forecasts calling for nonfarm payrolls creation of 28,220 positions last month, which would be less than the 22,000 jobs added in September.
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That target has now been cut to 1.2 billion, with debt expected to be less than 1 billion by the end of 2017-18.
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This means comparison of operating and current margins, as well as debt-to-current revenue between 2016 and 0003, will be less than meaningful.
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If the Los Angeles Dodgers were just an average opponent, the chances of the Cubs losing both games would be less than 20153 percent.
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The price for the targeted company, which specialises in capital markets and securities, would be less than 200 million dirhams ($13 million), Alseddiqi said.
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Families may be less than upfront when addressing these issues in their estate plans, coming up with structures that heighten the conflict between beneficiaries.
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And it's no surprise that Republicans designed the costs to be less than traceable, to make it harder for voters to hold them accountable.
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The premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story may be less than four months away, but information about the movie has been troublingly sparse.
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But one key region widely believed to have handed him the presidency in 20203 declared itself on Tuesday night to be less than impressed.
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But one key region widely believed to have handed him the presidency in 2016 declared itself on Tuesday night to be less than impressed.
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But one estimate by the aviation organization forecasts that by 2025 the annual cost to airlines would be less than 1 percent of revenue.
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The station flies by at 5 miles per second, so viewing time can be less than a minute or as long as five minutes.
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Musk also promised that this Plaid powertrain will cost more than "current offerings, but will be less than competitors," without explaining what that means.
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When Parliament returns in October, there will be less than two weeks before Britain leaves the European Union with or without a negotiated deal.
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However, the damage to Russia would be less than to the European Union or China, the news agency reported Dvorkovich as saying on Friday.
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If those reefs suffer and the transplants don't grow elsewhere, then "the total net could be less than what you started with," he said.
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Deliveries will be less than 15 nautical miles round trip and packages must weigh 5 pounds or less — parameters the company has previously outlined.
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Seller-financed deals can provide a path to homeownership because the monthly payments can be less than the prevailing monthly rents in some neighborhoods.
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But the proportions — now three parts aloe to two parts alcohol — remain incorrect, since the resulting solution would still be less than 40% alcohol.
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"My rule of thumb is that your total student loan debt at graduation should be less than your annual starting salary," Mr. Kantrowitz said.
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Although terms were not disclosed, the Wall Street Journal reported in November that the sale price was likely to be less than $1 million.
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But a decision on final damage award is still months away, and U.S. officials feel confident it will be less than they were awarded.
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Growth in the final quarter of 2019 would also be less than previously expected, Kobsak Pootrakool, secretary to council of economic ministers, told reporters.
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The cottage costs $90 a night, so it would be less than $100 a night even if you used it for a solo getaway.
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Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst predicted the costs for the required software update for Daimler would be less than 100 million euros ($118 million).
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The situation likely means that the balance sheet reduction will be less than the $50 billion maximum that it was to hit in October.
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In total, the store will span two levels and will be less than half the size of the now-shuttered SoHo store, Abercrombie said.
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In 10 years, by the time my toddler is in middle school, white kids will be less than half of the under-225 population.
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Total industry GMV for e-commerce this year is going to be less than $20 billion U.S. China is close to one trillion, today.
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The online retailing behemoth has tried to introduce its own confusing restocking system to Whole Foods, and it's turning out to be less than efficient.
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The additional cost to collecting the administrative records "is very likely to be less than $2M [million]," career officials wrote in the January 2018 memo.
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The Subway studies evaluated the soy protein in the chicken samples, and found the plant protein to be less than 1 percent of the sample.
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This generally occurs because detectives or prosecutors have deemed a victim to be less than "perfect" and do not feel the case merits further investigation.
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Bruenig worked out the math to determine the real pay cut to be less than 11 percent under the Sanders bill, for what it's worth.
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Their algorithm works by breaking the trip down into small segments, each of which might be less than a minute long, as the journey progresses.
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Since my hardware would be less than 1,500 feet away from a launching rocket, getting loud noises to trigger the camera wouldn't be an issue.
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The price was reported to be less than $3 million, so here are seven condos you could buy in New York for that amount. Sens.
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The doctor admitted that if you had the passing thought "maybe I want to leave my partner" it'd be less than ideal if they knew.
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A: Several states, including Pennsylvania and Florida, require the vote difference between the two candidates to be less than one-half of 1 percentage point.
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Based on AutoNation's business model evolution to grow its Parts & Service business, EBITDA declines in future troughs could be less than seen in 2008-2009.
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MOSCOW, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday he expected the country's budget deficit to be less than 1 percent in 2019.
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But given an epidemic of opiate abuse, the region's authorities may be less than open to the idea of expanding access to any illicit substance.
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Investment in the car industry this year is on track to be less than half its level in 2016, and a quarter that in 2015.
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A leading Leave campaigner, speaking on the same condition, predicted turnout would be less than 60 percent giving his side a good chance of winning.
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Such moves, dubbed "covert tightening" by some economists, have heightened the perception the central bank may be less than independent, some market participants have said.
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This would imply that even if this year's soybean harvest turns soggy, the severity of the rains is likely to be less than last year.
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"A godless world is as mysterious as one suffused with divinity, and the difference between the two may be less than you think," Gray writes.
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In fact, consumers' actual savings would be less than one percent of total drug spending, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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The transaction documents stipulate that the required liquidity reserve cannot be less than CNY20 million - 0.5% of the initial outstanding balance- during the trust's life.
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And we're bringing GDP from, really, 220 percent, which is what it is now, and if she got in, it will be less than zero.
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Without significant cost savings, the return on LVMH's invested capital would be less than 4% by 2021, according to Breakingviews calculations based on Refinitiv estimates.
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"I would be less than candid with you if I didn't say we've had a lot of spirited discussion … about this whole issue," McConnell said.
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Any sense that a prosecutor is trying to pull a fast one, or be less than forthcoming, can be the death knell for the government.
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Under the new system, the difference in payment for the expensive eye drug, Lucentis, will be less than $50 more than the cheaper alternative, Avastin.
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It occurred to Ingray that even if Captain Uisine charged for carrying the crate in cargo, it would likely be less than a passenger fare.
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That would be less than half of the $47 billion valuation the company was given when SoftBank invested $2 billion in the startup in January.
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Towns and cities have grown frustrated, unsure of how much aid they will receive, except that it will likely be less than in the past.
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A RAND Corporation analysis found the cost of medical coverage for trans service people to be less than 0.017 percent of Pentagon health care spending.
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Just last week, Kohl's said that its quarterly profit had dropped 1850 percent and that profits for the year would be less than previously thought.
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But he said it'll still be less than a fraction of the 's value — not enough to move the needle on the stock market's direction.
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Instead, each fund is designed to match the market, so total operating costs — otherwise known as an expense ratio — should be less than 0.50%.3.
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In other words, the government tallies each iPhone brought in as $240 toward the deficit, instead of what researchers say should be less than $9.
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" According to S&P, it's "too early to forecast industry losses accurately, though we expect the magnitude of losses to be less than last year's events.
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Self-driving cars need to fly in order to be more than ordinary, and flying cars need to be self-driving to be less than lethal.
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The preorder states, "Only one dog can be named Best in Show, but not to worry: no dog will ever be less than a 10/10!"
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In short, according to the note, Lockheed Martin's at-risk defense sales to Saudi will likely be less than 1.5 percent of its total in 2019.
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The BOT has forecast 2019 economic growth of 3.3%, compared to 4.1% last year, but it said this week growth may be less than its forecast.
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I turned my focus on calories after that, living by what I learned from Jillian: my calories in needed to be less than my calories out.
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Though a potential payout will likely be less than that, activists have remained critical of any severance the company may decide to give the departing chief.
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If the economy already has a large stock of capital, the return on saving and investing might be less than that, especially given the risk involved.
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"Prices are still going to be less than last year for the July 24th holiday but they will be rising through July and August," Lipow said.
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During the Manila, Philippines, stop of her Rebel Heart tour, the singer called out an unidentified former employee who turned out to be less than loyal.
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They say kids and teens are receptive to the app, though it seems like something that would be less than tolerated by any teenagers I know.
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Chopra and Democratic FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, who opposed the settlement, said the $5 billion penalty may be less than Facebook's gains from violating users' privacy.
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"Irma's devastation is still unfolding, but it looks like the monetary losses may be less than originally feared," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a research note.
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Smartwatches will drive the bulk of wearables growth, but the number of people who use wearable technology will still be less than 20% of the population.
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Musk says that the overall cost will still be less than installing a regular old roof and paying the electric company for power from conventional sources.
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A man wishing to appear and behave more like a woman is seen as a downgrade, as the man choosing to be less than he is.
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Mr Trudeau will probably name the destination when he addresses the UN later this month, but the response back home may still be less than irenic.
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That would still be less than the 15 percent AT&T offered when it tried to merge with T-Mobile, but twice what Disney has offered.
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It will probably be less than $100, since we have direct access to where she gets them printed, and she won't charge us anything extra. Airfare
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"The probability of an expected casualty has to be less than 100 in a million, otherwise you're not going to be able to fly," Nield said.
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I really wish I could tell you these things because, surely, they would prove DJ Khaled to be less than the person he claims to be.
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"If it has any heavy elements at all, it must be less than one-ten thousandth of the proportion we see in our sun," Robert said.
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Proponents of the village had estimated that the initial annual operating budget would be less than $600,000; instead, the first budget was more than $3 million.
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Next year, she has learned, their subsidy will rise to more than $800, from $650 — "incredible," she said — and their share will be less than before.
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Of course, this cleavage may be less than ideal for other reasons, especially if it leads to increased racial hostility and violence, as it well could.
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But trust me, the program will be better than what you have now, and the new taxes will be less than you currently pay in premiums.
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If the trend continues, the next generation of children born to two Jewish parents will be less than 40 percent the size of the current generation.
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For some families, the value of the new package appears to be less than the value of the old package, so their taxes would go up.
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It upped its expected adjusted earnings per share growth from 8 percent to 9 percent, as exchange rate impact is likely to be less than expected.
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The Democratic National Committee has yet to release its latest fundraising totals, though it is expected to be less than the amount raised by the RNC.
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A Times analysis of other lease sales in northern Alaska suggested that total revenue could be less than $50 million, or about $5 million a year.
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If you&aposre wise beyond your years, own a lightsaber, and possess Jedi mind tricks, your dream job might just be less than a galaxy away.
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I want to figure out why that is, especially given that, as journalist Alison Knopf has written, methadone itself can be less than $1 a dose.
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Hybrid vehicle sales volumes would be less than battery EV volumes by 2025, with the latter expected to still be fewer than 1 million vehicles, he said.
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In researching this topic, we repeatedly came across the advice that your total amount of college debt upon graduation should be less than your first-year salary.
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"The risk of the extreme outcomes from those three things seems to be less than they were a few months ago," he said, while still advising caution.
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Your total debt at graduation should be less than your total starting salary, said Mark Kantrowitz, vice president of strategy for college and scholarship search site Cappex.com.
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The S7 may also come with a 12-megapixel back camera, which would be less than the 16-megapixels on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
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If the low pressure area moves any closer to the coast than currently forecast, then snowfall totals in the big cities would be less than current estimates.
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While comparable bots can cost tens of thousands of dollars, the creators of Doggo — Stanford's Extreme Mobility lab — estimate its total cost to be less than $3,000.
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While we don't know their full salary packages and a $730 drop may be less than the cost of an iPhone, it is still bound to sting.
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Operating income might be as little as $100 million, which would be less than last year, or as much as $700 million, which would be considerably more.
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One study from 2013 found that more than half of all outpatient prescriptions in China contained antibiotics (the WHO suggests the share should be less than 30%).
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It would be less than what Cameron was asking for, but it would allow him to claim that he had fought hard and come away with something.
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I have a student-host at the medical school the night before, and the time overlap between my sibling and me will be less than 24 hours.
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Rising U.S. inflation and a peak in U.S. dollar strength may mean that the traditional impact of a U.S. monetary tightening cycle may be less than usual.
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If he sticks to that same timeline for 2020, we could be less than three years away from seeing Cruz announce, again, that he's running for president.
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Tim Kaine predicted "the margin will be less than people think" in New Hampshire, and argued that Sanders' benefits from the order of the early voting states.
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Irma caused severe flooding in many Florida cities and left more than 6 million homes and businesses without power, but damage appeared to be less than expected.
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Legislation passed in February allows the Energy Department to advance burying the plutonium if it showed that the cost would be less than half of completing MOX.
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Phillips 66, which has earmarked a budget of $3.6 billion for 2016, said in October it expected its 2017 capital spending to be "less than $3 billion".
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To sign up for a spot in the Alley, companies must be less than two years old and have secured less than US$2 million in funding.
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Even if, by 2202, all internal combustion vehicles were replaced by ZEVs, the resulting reduction in CO2628 emissions would be less than 28500 million tons per year.
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Replacing burned out interior bulbs should be less than $1 per bulb, and there's no need for fancy LEDs when simple, bright bulbs will work fine. 5.
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The Penn-Wharton model, directed by a former Bush administration economist, says the economy would be less than 1 percentage point larger by 270 under either bill.
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Meanwhile, WeWork's IPO valuation could be less-than-half its last SoftBank-rolled private round — and that's if the company goes public any time soon at all.
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Apple's new Austin campus will be less than a mile from the existing one and will be spread across 133 acres, the company said in a statement.
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That would be less than the $10.5 billion in debt approved for this year, due to an expected increase in government revenue and a gradual economic recovery.
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When it comes time to raise the ceiling again in December, they'll have even more leverage and the midterm elections will be less than a year away.
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Boring said the passenger fare will be less than half that of a taxi or ride share, but more than the fare on the current train system.
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If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction.
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With sales of 4.3 million cars a year, PSA — including Opel — will still be less than half the size of Volkswagen, the Renault-Nissan Alliance or Toyota.
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"The probability of an expected casualty has to be less than 100 in a million, otherwise you&aposre not going to be able to fly," Nield said.
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Companies had to be less than five years old to make the list, with no more than $50 million in venture capital (many have raised far less).
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Until it was decommissioned in 1965 (its clifftop position turned out to be less than ideal during fog), the lighthouse played an important role in maritime safety.
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Javaheri says ice coverage is generally forecast to be less than a quarter of an inch and should predominately impact travel rather than causing widespread power outages.
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That means that banks' risk-weighted assets, measured under their own internal models, cannot be less than 72.5 percent of the value reached with a standardised approach.
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In contrast, Ionic executives said they had found a way to achieve energy production costs that would be less than a fifth of the auto consortium's target.
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However, he said that a future security relationship with the UK outside the EU would mean that the level of cooperation would necessarily be less than currently.
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SO THAT THE PURCHASING FROM THE PRIVATE SECTOR OF DEBT EARLIER NEEDED TO BE LESS THAN THE TREASURY WAS ACTUALLY RAISING BECAUSE THE FED WAS THERE BUYING.
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Your adjusted gross income (AGI) also must be less than $32,000 if you&aposre a single filer, and less than $64,4013 if you&aposre a joint filer.
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If China follows through on all the expected buying, total sales would still be less than a quarter of what they were in late December last year.
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"It's hard to believe that the bill is going to be less than a couple of billion," he told Radio New Zealand, according to their Twitter account.
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Payoff period is the same as the term unless additional, voluntary loan payments are made, in which case the payoff period will be less than the term.
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That means that even if the sequester been fully enforced, the reduction in FDA spending would be less than one year's average increase in its discretionary appropriations.
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Ms. Trottenberg estimated that the cost of each new protected bike lane would be less than $500,000, and would mainly entail redesigning the streets and replacing signs.
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Even a $1 billion fine, which would be a huge leap from the penalty Google faced, would be less than 2 percent of the company's total sales.
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Specifically, they looked at each city's average credit utilization rate (the share of their available credit that individuals use), which experts recommend should be less than 30 percent.
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Specifically, LendingTree looked at each city's average credit utilization rate (the share of their available credit that individuals use), which experts recommend should be less than 30 percent.
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The analyst pointed out that Dick's same-store sales growth for 303 is expected to be less than 1 percent after averaging 2.1 percent between 2011 and 2015.
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She Auctioned Off Her Engagement Ring (In Case Trump Didn't Already Know) Maples got a relatively small settlement in the divorce – reported to be less than $2 million.
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The Japanese defense official said that Lockheed's radar had been selected due to its search capabilities and because its lifecycle cost would be less than the Raytheon system.
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Up to 100,000 troops from various arms of the Iraqi military and allied factions are fighting what are believed to be less than 5,000 militants inside the city.
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Viacom did not confirm the deal terms, but an under $300 million price point would be less than half of AwesomenessTV's previous $650 million valuation, cited by Bloomberg.
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Mike Lee, who also sits on the committee, suggested flatly that Obama's chances would be "less than zero" of successfully appointing a Supreme Court Justice to replace Scalia.
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The crisis of a government shutdown -- which would happen if Congress can't pass a bill to fund the government by midnight Friday -- appears to be less than likely.
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These apps should be less than 10MB, work well when you're not connected to the internet and support devices with slow systems-on-a-chip and little RAM.
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Races for the next regatta were likely to be "longer than Bermuda", which were typically about 20 minutes, but Dalton said they would be less than an hour.
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With my Chase Sapphire Reserve, which gets me 1.5 cents per point in value for booking through Ultimate Rewards, a night here would be less than 5,000 points.
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Before Mr Li revealed his plans, many economists had reckoned that Chinese growth would be less than 6.5% this year; the IMF had forecast an expansion of 6.3%.
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"Even if rains come in January and February, the wheat output would be less than 50 percent" of normal, because the grain heads will be underdeveloped, Khan predicted.
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As is so often the case with cheap copies, the imposter straws, some of which have ripped-off names like LastStraw, are tending to be less than durable.
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"Since athletes need to give their maximum performance for the competition, a better AQI is a must," said Haryanto, who felt the optimum would be less than 50.
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Garafolo said he did not learn the exact number of players who would visit the White House, but heard that it was going to be less than 10.
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So while DEET may be less than ideal for aquatic creatures, it is great protection against the serious diseases you can get from ticks, mosquitos, and so on.
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The flybys will be less than 228 miles above the surface, in the observed range of the plumes, which can reach 124 to 228 miles above the surface.
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Administration officials estimated the initial cost for Space Force headquarters will be less than $85033 million with the exact cost to be included in this year's budget request.
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While that number may be less than meets the eye, it still is well below the pace most economists believe the economy can sustain in the long-term.
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Randall Kroszner in a CNBC interview said recent events make him believe the amount of Fed tightening this year will be less than he thought than in December.
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While RDIF will invest in the project, its contribution is likely to be less than Aramco's, the second of the three sources familiar with the talks told Reuters.
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It may be less than a year before this type of industrial extraction kicks off, and vessels are already prospecting to get a sense of their potential yield.
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Several large retailers, like Walmart and Costco, sell generics at discounted prices, like $4 a prescription, which may be less than your insurance is asking you to pay.
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Also, let's be realistic about how easy it is to be less than 6 feet away from others when we're at the grocery store or taking public transportation.
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Seemingly perfect courtside seats can be less than ideal if you're seated behind a line judge, as this woman found out while watching Timea Babos play this week.
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Even if he had spent zero dollars since July 1 — and he has spent millions — his cash on hand would be less than Mr. Sanders's or Ms. Warren's.
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One said the German company might not pay a dividend to shareholders on the results and if it did, it would be less than 1 euro per share.
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O.K., it has to be "less than a facial expression" anyway, so let's just lop off the S. That leaves us with COWL, which is the correct answer.
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Meanwhile, Tesla has said that deliveries of its more expensive Model S and Model X cars will be less than the 2230,2566 the company delivered a year earlier.
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That has been revised to a 2016 percent fall, with growth expected to be less than 10 percent in 2018, well below the average over the past decade.
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The step is for compensation — meant to subsidize outside credit monitoring services people had already paid to put in place — that's likely to be less than $125 anyway.
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Earlier in the month, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) said 2019 headline inflation would be less than previous estimate of 0.8%, and below its 1%-4% target range.
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Airlines' operating margins are expected to be less than 5% for 2020, down from expectations of 9% before the coronavirus outbreak, Moody's Investors Service said in a report.
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There are some 470,000 registered Palestinian refugees in Lebanon though an official 2017 census found the number living here to be less than half that at some 175,000.
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While it would boost your payments a bit, he said, the extra cost likely would be less than if you have to pony up when the lease ends.
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The income-contingent repayment plan (ICR) will allow your student loan payment to be less than 20 percent of your after-tax income for a 25-year term.
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For one, even if all ex-felons who register with neither major party vote for Democrats, the net Democratic advantage would still be less than Trump's margin of victory.
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In the case of the Strix SCAR II (GL704), Asus claims that it is the first 17-inch gaming laptop to be less than 15.7 inches, or 400mm, wide.
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Per capita food-related emissions in developing countries are projected to be less than half what they are in developed countries by 2050 in the business-as-usual scenario.
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Belgium are another team who seemed to be less than the sum of their parts during the group stage, but things finally came together against Hungary on Sunday night.
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To be competitive, the cost of technical-grade hydrogen at the pump needs to be less than $4 per kilogram (ie, equivalent to petrol at $2.503 a US gallon).
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These are the nation's maximum-security prisons, where he almost certainly be less than warmly received by scores of inmates who loathe Trump and his attorney general, Jeff Sessions.
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As we have seen in the energy sector, a lot of these layoffs may already be happening so the incremental layoffs would presumably be less than 25,000 per month.
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"I wanted to show that feeling of what it's like to be in this world that wants you to be less than you are," she told Interview in 2014.
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"As a whole, we expect exports this year to be less than what we saw last year because the price of low-grade nickel now is weak," he said.
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"The cost of a fish may be less than that of a fishing pole, but only the latter will free the beneficiary from dependency into the future," they wrote.
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A price has not been set, but the company says it will be less than what Tesla charges for its Autopilot package that includes "full self-driving" or FSD.
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Elon Musk's biggest critics argue some of his larger than life ideas may be less than feasible, but on Friday the billionaire put his money where his mouth is.
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At the end of the story, Urmson says with plenty of certainty that it will be less than four years before we can hand Google the keys for good.
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Craig Alexander, chief economist at the Conference Board of Canada, recently argued that competitiveness impacts would be less than 0.15 percent of GDP and not a justification to delay.
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He said the monthly cost of Proteus' drug technology would be less than the potentially high, long-term costs to the healthcare system if patients didn't take their medications.
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"We expect the capital spend per unit of capacity for this factory to be less than half of that of our Model 1503 line in Fremont," the company said.
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"We hope it will be less than [5 percent] but frankly, the way we are expanding capacity, the way others are expanding capacity, it may be worse," O'Leary said.
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"Having the FBI go out and do a thorough investigation, whether its three days or seven days, I think it's going to be less than a week," Trump said.
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An asteroid, believed to be less than 100 feet in diameter, exploded at the altitude of an airliner and flattened tens of millions of trees across 800 square miles.
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In order for the craft to bump the asteroid and send up material for the sampler to collect it, the material must be less than an inch in diameter.
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"Given the Wuhan coronavirus is less serious and the government response has been faster and stronger, the impact on the economy will certainly be less than SARS," he said.
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To qualify as one, meteorologist David Stark told The New York Times that winds must reach 35 mph, and visibility must be less than one quarter of a mile.
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While that may be less than 5 percent of China's total internet-using population, a spokesman for the company said it showed the venture was living up to expectations.
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In order for the spacecraft to bump the asteroid and send up material for the sampler to collect it, the material must be less than an inch in diameter.
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That could be LAMAZE, which, once things got rocking and rolling, I found to be less than helpful (proposed motto: "Actually, all we've really got is the breathing thing").
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"Individuals' memories further away from the event can be less than certain than what might have been, had they been interviewed as soon as the event occurred," he said.
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The real issue with "Medicare for all" isn't costs — the taxes needed to pay for it would almost surely be less than what Americans now pay in insurance premiums.
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The Trump administration is working on two new options to add to existing choices, which include B-61 "dial-a-yield" bombs that could be less than one kiloton.
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Our end-2017 debt/GDP forecast of 44% (which would be less than half the end-13 peak) incorporates the planned sale of the government's 13% stake in Arion Bank.
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There are less than two months until the United Kingdom officially leaves the European Union, which means that the UK could be less than two months from the real shitshow.
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There are meanwhile indications that Mr Trump's efforts to reform his other big trade bugbear, the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), may turn out to be less than promised.
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While Microsoft's HoloLens is stuck with a field-of-view estimated to be less than 40 degrees, RealMax is building something that fills more than 100 degrees of your vision.
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The exact number of eligible claimants is unknown but is expected to be less than 100,000, attorney Michael Murray told a mining industry conference, the Mining Indaba, in Cape Town.
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More than ever, leaders need the twin skills of anticipating and navigating to chart a course through uncertainty and into what could very well be less-than-optimal global conditions.
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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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ViacomCBS executives haven't decided on a name for the service, nor a price, though the base service will probably be less than $10 a month, two of the people said.
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There will still be a human employee — known as a "hospitality champ" — to greet guests and assist them with ordering if the new system proves to be less than intuitive.
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Strong earnings from lenders such as HDFC Bank this week have raised optimism that the impact of India's move to ban higher-value currency notes could be less than expected.
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Even though their commitment to the cause might be less than absolute (Sanders aside), that has left little distinction between the candidates on one of the Democratic Party's biggest issues.
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Group fitness classes are a great idea in theory, but if you're fearful of working out in front of a bunch of strangers, the experience can be less than ideal.
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In 193 there were 4.3m people in the country, but now there are believed to be less than 3m because so many have emigrated to Russia, Romania or the West.
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The Treasury said it could be less than 0.5% of gross domestic product this year, below last year's 0.7% of GDP and well below 1.4% of GDP five years ago.
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Fitch expects the full-year land premium would still be less than 0003% of contracted sales, which have increased; this would give the company comfortable headroom for future land acquisitions.
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OSU's independent expert found its gap to be less than the five percentage points indicated on the EADA report, though still "slightly above" the one-percent threshold mandated by OCR.
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In 2100, MLS will be less than 22022 years old, and just two decades out from contracting two teams before the 2002 season (a move that probably saved the league).
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The sale is intended to comply with the rules of listing on the stock exchange, which requires that the free float shall not be less than 5 percent, it said.
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It said markdowns on clothing and other items towards the end of its financial year would be less than in the previous 12 months, weighing on same store sales growth.
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"For example, profits on the new F-Series, while solid, appear to be less than they could be due to decisions on commodities, such as steel and aluminum," Johnson said.
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The flybys will be less than 228 miles above the surface, which is in the observed range of the plumes, which can reach 124 to 228 miles above the surface.
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It's clear that the period of actual negotiations will be shorter than two years," said Barnier, adding that "all in all, there will be less than 18 months to negotiate.
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But even if all the troubled multiemployer pension plans were to become insolvent, their underfunding would be less than half that amount, according to their 22019 annual filings with regulators.
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The agreement also stipulates that the government's share of cumulative benefits from the mine will not be less than 50 percent, with Lundin paying an annual adjustment for any shortfall.
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The Justice Department tells us the pension won't be zero, but it will be less than it would have been if the administration had allowed him to retire on Sunday.
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Still, the market for electric heavy-duty trucks is expected to be less than 4 percent of all trucks sold until 2025, according to the global information firm IHS Markit.
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Financing reached a high of $2.92 billion in 2015, but this year, it is on pace to be less than half that, according to CB Insights, a financial research firm.
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I don't have any internal data, maybe you do, but I'm pretty sure the majority of their companies would be less than 50, or maybe even less than 100 employees.
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There are some 470,000 registered Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, although an official 2017 census found the number living in the country to be less than half that, at some 175,000.
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I've used this razor in the shower on my bikini area for many months, and I've never experienced a nick or cut despite my tendency to be less than careful.
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Federal regulations recommend that mandated environmental impact statements "shall normally be less than 150 pages," and allow "for proposals of unusual scope or complexity" to go up to 300 pages.
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After 2020, annual increases in the per capita grants are expected to be less than current projections of future federal Medicaid expenditures resulting in significant savings for the federal government.
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Space experts stress the potential danger to humans is tiny -- the odds of debris from the vessel hitting a human are estimated to be less than one in 21979 trillion.
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But that amount is guaranteed to be less than what you would pay your credit card, so Tally only makes money if it saves you money with a lower APR.
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Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities, said market participants are starting to think a new tax plan will be less than what was originally promised by the administration.
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Americans need to recognize that an attack on the First Amendment is an attack on us all and that we will be less than a shadow of ourselves without it.
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The cost "is very likely to be less than $2M (million)," while adding a citizenship question could increase costs "by at least $27.5 million," a Census Bureau memo to Ross read.
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When the chance of the woman getting pregnant on her own over the next 12 months was estimated to be less than 30 percent, the woman was also offered intrauterine insemination.
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Those rules state that productions must be less than 15 minutes long, they can't use the name Star Trek in their title, and they must use commercially available costumes and props.
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According to Warren's plan, private sector employers would shoulder almost half of the cost, although Warren promises it would be less than they currently pay in employer-sponsored health care contributions.
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Minutes later he called back and asked that his employer not be mentioned for fear of imperiling his workplace in a story that might be less than effusive about the monarchy.
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Another estimate from a report recently published by a Chinese agriculture consulting firm shows the deficit in pork supplies will be less than half of the amount projected by INTL FCStone.
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While the Fed's median projection would indicate a total of seven hikes over the next two and a half years, we think it will likely be less than half that number.
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Those public hearings may even be less than a month away, CNN's Manu Raju and Jeremy Herb report: It is possible, sources say, that public hearings could begin in mid-November.
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What's happening: The company's revenue is expected to be less than $1 billion this year for the first time in a decade, and it has said it's considering filing for bankruptcy.
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The bank estimated the total impact would be less than 4 percent of Macau's gross gaming revenue, or around 5-11.363 percent of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBIDTA).
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Micron said that fiscal 1.053's capital expenditures will be less than the $9 billion it expects to spend in fiscal 2019, well below its initial plans to spend $10.5 billion.
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He said that strong jobs growth and more labor market participation offset what will likely turn out to be less than 1 percent gross domestic product growth in the first quarter.
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As more women in Hollywood come forward with tales of tales of battling the wage gap, the idea that those negotiating on their behalf would be less than forthright is disconcerting.
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Also, the acceleration will be less than g (9.8 m/s2) since the equation says to multiply g by the difference in the mass divided by the sum of the mass.
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NeNe Leakes knows 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' producers would never say how much money Kim Zolciak is getting for her comeback, but NeNe thinks it's gotta be less than her booty.
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Coons, a member of the foreign relations committee, warned that the rogue nation could be less than a year away from effectively building a missile that could reach the United States.
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While the logic of keeping costs minimal is integral to a passive investment strategy, having low turnover as a value, as such, may be less than useful in selecting active managers.
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Although the power authority is claiming a debt reduction of 85033 percent, that's only on portions of the debt; the actual overall savings on principal would be less than 1 percent.
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Some have even suggested that the city use eminent domain to claim the land, betting that whatever compensation a court required would be less than the amount Mr. Brodsky was demanding.
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If the FBI, through the careless words and actions of a few of its executives, even appears to be less than impartial or objective, then the country suffers a profound loss.
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Boring estimates its construction costs would be less than $1 billion, though the preexisting semi-completed Loop station at its terminus was mothballed in 2008 after hundreds of millions in costs.
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Why it matters: Some reviewers and bloggers had noticed that the new MacBook Pros were, in some cases, delivering what appeared to be less than full performance from the Intel chip.
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"If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction," he told the newspaper.
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Residents also have the option to walk to the North Concord BART station, which would be less than a quarter mile away from some of the development's offices, shops, and homes.
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We could pay these countries to take them, which would still be less than our current cost, which has been estimated to be more than $29 million per year per inmate.
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If Sanders isn't unwilling to give the president the benefit of the doubt on some of his other dubious claims, why would she be willing to be less-than-categorical now?
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Micron said that fiscal 2020's capital expenditures would be less than the $9 billion it expected to spend in fiscal 2019, well below its initial plans to spend $10.5 billion.
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Mr. Ferrer said he did not know how much the new plan would cost, but Mr. Cuomo said he expected that it would be less than the initial contract for repairs.
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And we're going to impose a bunch of new taxes to pay for all this, but trust us, it will be less than you and your employer currently pay in premiums.
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But it is likely to be less than 1/25th of total advertising spending for the year, and new technologies are likely to be deployed more frequently on consumers than voters.
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Rather than a 20 million-square-foot factory manufacturing large LCD screens, Foxconn says the factory it's now building will be less than 1 million square feet and make smaller screens.
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The flybys will be less than 228 miles above the surface of the moon, within the observed range of the plumes, which can reach 124 to 228 miles above the surface.
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"Total additional cost growth over the next five years is estimated to be less than [$2 billion], or [85033 percent] of the DoD budget for the same period," the document states.
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Although the amount bondholders could recover was uncertain at the moment, the rate was likely to be less than 20 percent, based on historical data of SOE liquidations, the analyst said.
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The UI looks completely reworked, compared to stock Android, to accommodate the narrow screen, but the device will certainly be less than ideal for activities such as watching videos or reading.
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"If I were to calculate—if you're talking about April 28th, or throughout the war, or every evil I have done, it should not be less than twenty thousand," Blahyi said.
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The flybys will be less than 228 miles above the surface of Europa and within the observed range of the plumes, which can reach 124 to 228 miles above the surface.
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We expect capex to be less than CNY2 billion annually in the next few years and land purchases to decline from CNY13 billion in 2016 to around CNY6 billion a year.
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In that scenario, if you go to trade in the car before you've paid it off, there's a good chance the trade-in value would be less than what you owe.
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But just as the Green Place turned out to be less than Furiosa hoped, working under a queer chef doesn't guarantee you won't find yourself in a place free from harassment.
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"At the time when the bank sold the product, it expected customers' return after fees to be less than the zero-percent rate on their deposit accounts," the FSA said in June.
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United Technologies has a market capitalization of $114 billion, but without Carrier and Otis, its value could be less than $60 billion, bringing it closer to Raytheon's market capitalization of $52 billion.
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Turkish retail sector Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization (EBITDA) growth is expected to be less than 5 percent in 2017 while it was 14 percent two years ago, Oncel said.
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For example: Back when health reform was debated in 2009, a group of red-state Democratic senators were adamant that the 10-year cost of the bill be less than $1 trillion.
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Doker's rosé comes from the Provence region of France, the unofficial rosé capital, where the sugar content in rosé is highly regulated and has to be less than 4 grams per liter.
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Not only might this amount be less than the death benefit your heirs would have otherwise received, but you might also be taxed on the amount that exceeds the premiums you've paid.
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Ferrari dealers say it will be less than the La Ferrari but likely more than Ferrari's previous V8 mid-engine, the $350,000 488 GTB, which was recently replaced by the F8 Tributo.
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A UK-based study found that the amount of carbon dioxide produced by using disposable diapers for 2.5 years would be less than the carbon output of laundering reusables in most cases.
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I can't recall whether Cool Boarders 2 had a solid PAL conversion, if I'm honest, but I do know that playing the 50Hz version of Tekken 3 will be less than ideal.
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Keon Han, a research analyst at Credit Suisse, said in a Monday note he expected the final number of Note 7 devices recalled and replaced to be less than the initial estimates.
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However, an aide said the Republican-led committee still has not settled on a dollar amount to be appropriated, other than that it will be less than what the Senate is contemplating.
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United Technologies has a market capitalization of $114 billion, but without Carrier and Otis, its value could be less than $60 billion, bringing it closer to Raytheon's market capitalization of $20153 billion.
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The airline expects that the cost of the old and new cancellations will be less than €50m, only a small slice of the €1.5bn profit it is forecast to make this year.
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Whereas new store growth accounted for almost half of Wal-Mart's $220 billion in capital expenditures in fiscal year 230, it will be less than 22018 percent of this spend next year.
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The situation changed after the recent visit of the IMF, EU, European Central Bank and European Stability Mechanism executives in Athens, as the progress in reforms appeared to be less than satisfactory.
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Of those investors whose advisors had talked to them about a crash, 62 percent believe their loss would be less than what their stated exposure to equities would suggest, the survey found.
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A host of heavy-hitter investment firms, including BlackRock, GMO and AQR are on the record that over the next 240 years returns could be less than half their long-term average.
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"The (beneficial) fish consumption levels were on average more than two seafood meals per week," which is not infrequent, but would be less than in some other areas like Alaska, Morris said.
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My living situation may be less than ideal, but as my boyfriend and I purge our college-era furniture and merge our domestic lives, we have discovered a right way for us.
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According to the RAND Corporation, the North Koreans are on track to have between fifty and a hundred by 2020; that would be less than half the size of Great Britain's arsenal.
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Even if companies started using carbon dioxide that was captured, the amount would be less than 22 percent of the roughly 32 billion metric tons of CO2 emitted annually by human activity.
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The clear preponderance standard allows a senator to be less than certain but to have more than a mere preponderance where even the slightest degree above a 50/50 determination is sufficient.
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Depending on where you live, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in the country's top metro areas can be less than $720 a month or higher than $2,500 a month.
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This is why Trump's comments are so damaging: They send a direct signal to the Kremlin that a Trump-led America will be less than serious about the defense of NATO allies.
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They concluded that the costs would still be less than the billions of dollars and years it would take to shift production to the United States, people briefed on the matter said.
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Working out exactly how much China paid for its oil in November is challenging, but it's likely to be less than it paid in October, despite the extra 15.1 million barrels imported.
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Yet analysts say it would be less than surprising if Iranians turned out to be among the fighters moving south in spite of any Russia-Israel agreement, perhaps posing as Syrian troops.
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The 2017 central budget deficit is likely to be less than 2% of GDP and the smallest since 2008, in what will be the third consecutive year of significant budget over-performance.
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The difference in monthly payments between a $969 iPhone 7 Plus and a $753,200 iPhone X would be less than $10, which might be easier to swallow than $231 all at once.
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"We have an understanding here that it should be less than the originally proposed 24 months," Kern said, adding that they had also agreed to cooperate more closely in policing the rules.
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Such a vague agreement would be less than some hoped for, especially after Mr. Trump last month unexpectedly raised the rapid spread of settlements as a roadblock to a potential peace deal.
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Kalanick may have to take a role under the new CEO, but it will be less than what he's used to, which means that managing Kalanick's ego will be Khosrowshahi's biggest challenge.
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Finding themselves in action scenarios recalling everything from Terminator and Indiana Jones to 300 and Moby Dick, the guys turn out to be less than perfectly equipped for the battles at hand.
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Breakdown in this context is a technical-ish term indicating that for some period of time the traffic outflow from a segment of roadway is going to be less than the traffic inflow.
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Owners love their beautiful Teslas, and this one will reportedly cost $35,000 before federal and state tax credits, meaning the net price could be less than the cost of an average American car.
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Mutual funds have suffered more outflows this year, though Goldman projects the total loss for the year to be $85 billion, which would be less than the $130 billion in redemptions last year.
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" They also said that "the utter isolation of the anti-war left has given him very few places to present his views, so some might be less-than-respectable in the common view.
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Assuming all of us followed the preferred allocation, our family's financial assets would collectively be less than 50 percent equities because my wife and I have a lot more money than our children.
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Even considering the additional disposables that end up in crowded landfills, experts on low-carbon living argue that the environmental impact might still be less than using fancy biodegradable diapers or even cloth.
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How Lester Holt is getting ready for Monday's debate Both campaigns have preemptively cranked up the heat, suggesting that Holt and the other moderators might be less than fair to their respective candidates.
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Of those investors whose advisors had talked to them about a crash, 62 percent believe their loss would be less than what their stated exposure to equities would suggest, according to the survey.
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Attachments — which will need to be obtained from third-parties — obviously add to the cost, but the total price for most will still probably be less than it is for other current options.
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The estimated cost of a 2,000-square-foot solar roof is $33,950, according to Tesla, which Musk said should be less than the cost of an average roof that has solar panels installed.
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Mr. Priebus was blunt about the need for party leaders to support Mr. Trump and defeat Hillary Clinton — even if the reasoning he offered appeared to be less than a full-throated endorsement.
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David Blitzer, the chairman of the index committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, has said he prefers the ratio of highest- to lowest-price stocks to be less than 10-to-1.
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Claims must be amended by October 15 for compensation to be received, but be aware that your payment might be less than $23 because of the amount of people who requested a payout.
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In the monthly poll, conducted March 7-2303, 63 percent of companies said they would raise wages 1-2 percent this year while 18 percent said gains would be less than 1 percent.
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But new entrants will have to source chemicals and equipment which are often hard to acquire, and margins may be less than hoped for as the initial production stage is typically low yield.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said in Vienna this week that the kingdom's oil exports would be less than 8 million bpd in December, down from around 8.3 million bpd in November.
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Fitch believes total IT services SaaS revenue generation could be less than that from traditional software implementations over the software's life cycle, despite higher initial revenue from integrating SaaS into clients' existing systems.
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Consumers who might be less than eager to buy a certain number of megabytes might be far more willing to pay for, say, unlimited Facebook and Clash of Clans and the associated data.
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Under a rule issued last October by the Obama administration, the duration of such short-term plans, purchased by hundreds of thousands of people seeking inexpensive insurance, must be less than three months.
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But if even someone had all these markers at birth, the authors estimated, they would be less than 1 percent more likely to someday report same-sex behavior than someone born without them.
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Apartments for less than $1,500 a month do exist, as long as you're willing to take on a roommate or two or explore neighborhoods that might be less than convenient to your work.
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A Reuters poll showed Central Europe's leading currencies should firm over the next year, lifted by solid growth once global worries have calmed, although the expected gains will be less than previously forecast.
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But to qualify for that parliamentary green light, the net cost of the bill — after accounting for different tax cuts and tax increases — had to be less than $221 trillion over 235 years.
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Your destination can be less than a mile away, but if it's a quarter of a mile above you it can take three or four hours to get there—more if you're tired.
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A draft report released last year by the Department of Health and Human Services recommended that the "minimal risk level" for exposure to those two chemicals should be less than half that amount.
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Analysts at Jefferies said the sales impact of the United exclusion should be less than that from the CVS move, because the United plan covers around 15 million people while CVS covers 19 million.
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Pictet estimates annual returns in the next 10 years from U.S. Treasuries could be less than half the 4.8 percent of the past 10 years, while German Bunds, will on average deliver negative returns.
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But what Trump called the US–Mexico Trade Agreement and his assertion that it replaced the North American Free Trade Agreement that Trump has long criticized appeared to be less than a final document.
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"Insured losses (overall) are now expected to be less than many feared," Credit Suisse analysts said after the estimated insured loss in the United States resulting from Irma was cut to $20-40 billion.
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Still, the more we watch the a cappella group perform, it's hard to buy that anyone would be less than delighted by their showstoppers, of which I wished there were a few more of.
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The impact of the tariffs on the U.S. economy appears to be less than that on China's, given it seems that Chinese exporters have absorbed some of the costs in order to remain competitive.
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In November, China's President Xi Jinping said the country's economic growth rate will not be less than 6.5 percent in the five years to 2020, Reuters reported, citing the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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The stock had traded lower earlier in the season after the retailer cautioned investors its fiscal first-quarter results may be less than stellar in part because of a delay in IRS tax refunds.
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Still, the effective cut in lending rates will likely be less than 90 bps given that lenders are expected to protect their net interest margins by increasing spreads charged on mortgage and other loans.
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The government has estimated that the damage to economic growth will be less than half a percentage point — less severe than that caused by the previous increase in 2014, which incited a short recession.
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The ultimate financial cost will be less than estimates put forward by critics who ignore cost savings as we shift resources from destructive, inefficient uses to the GND to restore and build new capacity.
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The U.S. Government also agrees to provide weekly deliveries of members of the House of Representatives (either party), the combined weight of such members not to be less than six hundred (600) U.S. pounds.
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Both India and Turkey, the second- and third-largest importers of Iranian oil are led by populist leaders who will also be less than willing to be seen succumbing to U.S. demands on this.
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Because the misstatements took place during the negotiations for the transaction, the appellate judges found there was not a fraud because each side expects their counterpart will be less than forthcoming about their position.
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CEO Tim Cook late Wednesday warned investors that its revenue for its first fiscal quarter of 2019 would likely be less than expected because of "emerging market challenges" — namely, China — and slow iPhone sales.
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The new 133-acre space will be less than a mile away from its current location that it opened in 2016, and will add an immediate 5,000 employees to Apple's existing 7,000 Austin workers.
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"We send a message to every kid out there wondering if whatever marks them out as different means they are somehow destined to be less than," Buttigieg said in his speech suspending his campaign.
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But given that Trump has already repeatedly made announcements during his daily press briefings that have turned out to be less than they appeared, time will tell if the administration is able to deliver.
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Argentina's players are, as Hallgrimsson put it, "superior individuals, in better teams and playing in better leagues," but they continue to contrive to be less than the sum of their parts when joined together.
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One member was doubtful about the price trend because wage increases for next fiscal year, which starts in April, are likely to be less than the current fiscal year, the summary of opinions showed.
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Read more " _____ • Moira Donegan in The New Republic: "The problem with using the tax returns as a symbol for all of Trump's corruption is that the returns themselves may be less than earth shattering.
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Senators investigating President Donald Trump's ties to Russia wanted to show they meant business when they slapped Michael Flynn with a subpoena last week — but the aggressive move may be less than it seemed.
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Amazon will argue to federal authorities, most likely the Federal Trade Commission, that the deal should be blessed because the combined entity's share of the American grocery market will be less than 5 percent.
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I've admittedly forgotten that it can be less-than-fun to spend more than I'd like in order to reach an order minimum or to add an extra $313 to $10 to my bill.
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With the money from my former marital home covering a down payment, I found the monthly mortgage payment on a condo or a townhouse would be less than I'd pay for a rental place.
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But because SoftBank's latest round was so large and the possible down-round was looking to be less than half of that, the provision was expected to result in the world's largest IPO ratchet.
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The election will be less than perfect, but the fact that such large numbers of Afghans have been willing to participate signals that they believe this is the best way to express their preferences.
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"Things that contain caffeine are definitely going to be less-than-desirable for most people," said Jessica Garay Redmond, assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Studies at Syracuse University in New York.
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That would still be less than half the $2.2 trillion consulting firm A.T. Kearney estimates for the AUM of robo-advisors in 2020 in the United States, where services launched several years ahead of China.
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The world has 21 (or more) questions as to why 50 Cent would be less than truthful about earning millions in bitcoin after allowing his 2014 album, Animal Ambition, to accept the cryptocurrency as payment.
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The company has yet to say how much it will offer Peacock to non-Comcast cord-cutters, although people familiar with the matter say the price is likely to be less than $10 per month.
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Interestingly, one of her proposed solutions at the time was a universal school-choice voucher to try to decouple housing and schooling, an intriguing idea that would be less than welcome in contemporary Democratic circles.
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And while the revenue Spotify makes might be less than traditional record sales, he said they offer artists a better cut of the pie: 70 percent of streaming revenue, versus 10 percent of album sales.
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Many analysts are skeptical, arguing that savings may ultimately be less than half that 1 trillion reais figure because the government will be forced to water down proposals in order to get them through Congress.
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Even with the additional carriers, its carrier fleet will only be less than half the size of that of the US Navy, which boasts 10 carriers in service, another near commissioning and another under construction.
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"I can see where producers might be less than excited about putting something in the ground that's well below a break-even price right now," said Mark Hodges of Plains Grains, a wheat industry group.
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Fed officials generally expect economic growth in 2019 to be less than it was in 2018, when it was propped up by government spending and tax cuts whose impact the central bank expects to wane.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said global demand for crude from its members, including Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Iran, will be less than previously thought in 27 due to competing non-OPEC supply.
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I predict that all of the excitement among the general public that is generated by this week's launches will be less than that of a major, significant, iPhone, Samsung, or now Google Pixel smartphone launch.
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While Britain looks set to lag behind France over the next couple of years, Cebr predicted that Brexit's effects on Britain's economy will be less than feared, allowing it to overtake France again in 2020.
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On free cash flow for the full year, Dropbox sees itself coming in at the middle of the range of $375 million to $385 million, which would be less than the $392 million FactSet estimate.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said in Vienna this week that the kingdom's oil exports would be less than 8 million bpd in December, down from "the range of 8.3 million bpd" in November.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, meanwhile, said global demand for crude from its members, including Saudi Arabia and Iran, will be less than previously thought in 2016 due to competing non-OPEC supply.
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Since consolidation requires taking out a personal loan, you'll still have a monthly debt payment to make but it will likely be less than your credit-card payments and your interest rate will be fixed.
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Trump likened the evolving U.S. COVID-19 mortality rate, which he predicted will be less than 1 percent, to what Americans have come to shrug off from influenza annually or the toll from automotive accidents.
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I predict that all of the excitement among the general public that is generated by this week's launches will be less than that of a major, significant, iPhone, Samsung or, now, Google Pixel smartphone launch.
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Their personalities also began to shift: in the beginning, Gerald was either sad or anxious or discouraging, but he eventually developed some emotional resilience, which gave Piggie some space to be less than perennially sunny.
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As with everything else, TCL wouldn't divulge pricing, but it hinted that the 5G would be less than $500 and that there would be a significant price gap between the 10 Pro and the 10L.
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Japan is preparing a package of economic stimulus measures totalling $190 billion or more, though actual government spending is likely to be less than half that amount, sources involved in the process said on Thursday.
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BEIJING, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The municipal government of China's capital on Friday said it would increase land supply for residential development, and that down payments on first homes should not be less than 35 percent.
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Even Merkel may be less than committed to him — Berlin like other capitals also wants to secure other big posts, notably head of the European Central Bank when President Mario Draghi steps down next October.
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Mr. Hammond said the budget deficit would be less than 1.4 percent of the total budget next year, with borrowing this year 11.6 billion pounds, or $14.7 billion, lower than was forecast in the spring.
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The realities of 2019 spring break may be less than glamorous — maybe you're carpooling home to see mom and dad, or stuck somewhere frigid — but you can still feel the vibes with a fresh mani-pedi.
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Also, estate agent Foxtons said Wednesday that it expects core earnings to be less than half of a lower-than-expected £25 million in 2016, after sales dropped due to the Brexit vote and tax increases.
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Sure it's improved markedly over the past decade, but if you've ever tried to resize a PDF on one of those devices, it's pretty easy to see how writing and drawing would be less than ideal.
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FRANKFURT, April 1 (Reuters) - German lender NordLB's loss for last year is expected to be less than its February estimate of around 2.7 billion euros ($2.24 billion), two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Although we expect CML and CTCL to raise their dividends, the increase in their total cash dividends in 2017 is likely to be less than CNY5.5 billion, compared to combined capex cuts of about CNY19 billion.
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"If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivising them or compensating for their inaction," Wallace told the Sunday Times newspaper in an interview.
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The government officials, involved in budget discussions for the 2017/18 fiscal year, acknowledged that growth in Asia's third-largest economy would still be less than the 34.2.32 percent initially projected for the current fiscal year.
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Nick Wilson, director of the Living Energy Project, said abandoning a disused well can cost up to C$300,000, while converting it to geothermal and putting a greenhouse on top would be less than half that.
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The agency said that low oil prices meant savings at the pump would be less than forecast, and alluded to concerns that expensive fuel-saving technology could come at the cost of investments in auto safety.
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According to the 1.5 Degree Report, world leaders would also have to agree to give power to many stakeholders in order to effectively craft policy solutions, and they may be less than eager to do this.
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"Even if you get consolidation in Europe, take Deutsche if that ever happens, it will still be less than 10 percent of JPMorgan's market cap and still be smaller than Royal Bank of Scotland," he said.
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Stormy Daniels' team has been flooded with tips on who her threatening mystery man might be less than 24 hours after she revealed the sketch, but she can't say she's that much closer to finding him.
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"We are confident enough that the (net) debt/EBITDA ratio will be less than three, but nevertheless, I think it is too early to speak about dividends right now," Frolov told a conference call with reporters.
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"We have seen a recognition among landowners that the revenue from mining can often be less than expected and employment opportunities limited," said Luke Fletcher, director of the Jubilee Australia Research Centre, which advises Bougainville landowners.
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"Stephens suggests that risk management should only be guided by the possibility that warming and its impacts could be less than the best estimate, and not the possibility that it could be more," the scientists wrote.
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It expects to reduce its debt by 2 billion euros from end-2018's 13.5 billion by 13, when its net debt to EBITDA ratio should be less than 3 times, down from 4 times currently.
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The likely cost to modernize the backbone of our nation's security should be less than a third per year of what the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) now hands out to subsidize rent.
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In low-Earth orbit, that distance must be less than 1 kilometer (0.62 mile); farther out in deep space, where the precision of orbits is less reliable, the distance is less than 5 kilometers (3.1 miles).
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"If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction," Wallace told the Sunday Times newspaper in an interview.
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According to one estimate by the advocacy organization Free the Tampons, the annual cost of providing tampons and pads at restrooms in schools and businesses will be less than $5 a year per woman or girl.
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If all goes according to manager Terry Francona's plans (he snapped an 25-year dry spell for the Boston Red Sox in 26, remember) the new gap between victory parades will be less than six months.
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Gill said the stake sale was likely to be less than 10% initially but could rise, describing the buyer as one of the world's top three technology companies that had not previously invested in a bank.
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A Bank of Japan study in 2016 estimated Games-related spending would peak at 0.6% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2018 and be less than 0.2% of GDP in 2020, research consultancy Capital Economics noted.
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A Bank of Japan study in 2016 estimated Games-related spending would peak at 0.6% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2018 and be less than 0.2% of GDP in 2020, research consultancy Capital Economics noted.
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And because homophobia is ultimately an extension of misogyny — that is, to be female is to be less than a man — some of the same prejudices that women seeking the highest office face also plague Buttigieg.
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Annual first-quarter growth earlier projected at more than 23.05% "will be notably low", Don said, adding that growth in the final quarter of 21 was also expected to be less than the previous quarter's 231.11%.
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"If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction," Wallace told the Sunday Times newspaper in an interview.
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"It will almost always be less than 1 percent of the world's population (75 million people, likely a small fraction of that) and then only for a few days (1 percent of the year)," he said.
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What's at stake: A 279-4 split is probably the most the pro-life movement can hope for, and it will be less than the sweeping, nationwide validation of anti-abortion lawmaking they would have liked.
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The Pomodoro technique (basically: you work without interruption in 25-minute intervals, then take short breaks) turns out to be less-than-ideal for covering breaking news, but it's great for other, longer-form writing, like fiction.
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Perhaps more important, the prospective risk-adjusted return to equities will be less than one-half the long-term average and cash will represent a competitive asset class to stocks for the first time in many years.
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Under Spanish law, should the gap between the sealed bids be less than 2 percent, Atlantia would be granted one last chance to improve its offer since it was the first to bid for Abertis last year.
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Some people might think school food would be less than delicious, but everything we grow on the farm goes to the dining hall, and they buy as much locally as they can — it is almost always delicious.
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Watching them, reading about them, is a way to take us out of our doldrums and into another place; it doesn't cost much and it can be less than five minutes, but we are out of here.
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Unless there is a stockmarket crash this year, you will almost certainly succeed at listing your firm, although the valuation may be less than you hoped for—Xiaomi was floated at $54bn, not the $100bn it wanted.
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That June output figure would be less than the average demand OPEC expects for its crude in the third quarter, suggesting demand could exceed supply in coming months if OPEC does not pump more than current levels.
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If you want to exhibit in Startup Alley as part of a country pavilion, your delegation startups must meet the following criteria: be less than two years old and have secured less than $2.5 million in funding.
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Workers needing information on Walmart's policies have to access the wire when they're logged in at work, on a computer that's typically located in or near a manager's office—a situation that can be less than ideal.
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Falling oil receipts will worsen the deficit to an expected 5.6% of GDP in 20153, which we believe will be less than financed by foreign direct investments, and external borrowing, implying a further depletion of foreign reserves.
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But the Journal found its own first test ride to be less than perfect; the app didn't display the driver's location ahead of pickup, and the driver couldn't even use Waze's own navigation interface during the ride.
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Of course the details would matter: A mass-casualty terrorist attack perpetrated by a Benghazi-based terrorist cell that slipped its men across the United States-Mexican border would presumably be less than ideal for Team Clinton.
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While PLN still expects its PME consumption to more than double to 500,000 kl this year, growth will be less than it would have been if the utility was willing to push ahead with using B30 fuel.
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The Republican national chairman, Reince Priebus, was blunt about the need for party leaders to support Mr. Trump and defeat Hillary Clinton — even if the reasoning he offered appeared to be less than a full-throated endorsement.
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The Air Line Pilots Association, the union that represents Delta, United and several other airlines' pilots, said pay at regional carriers, which offer a hiring pool for big commercial airlines, can be less than half that amount.
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ESPN and Top Rank declined to discuss the terms of the deal, but the amount the network will pay over four years is estimated to be less than the cost of a single "Monday Night Football" game.
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That is a result of services like Wish and Amazon, which ship products directly from China to the United States at postal rates that can be less than what it costs to mail something across the street.
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Those opposed to this idea point out that this ground could never be as hallowed as Arlington, that being buried in a new location would in some way be less than being buried in the current cemetery.
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Neither measure will take effect at the start of 2019, and the take-up of the early retirement option will be less than budgeted, yielding savings of "a few billion euros", Deputy Industry Minister Dario Galli said.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg — whose company is under contract with the US Air Force to develop and manufacture the next presidential aircraft fleet — said the price will be less than a near-$4 billion (£3.2 billion) estimate.
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To wit, your employer, not you, chooses your 401(k) investment options and your choices may be less than optimal either because your employer doesn't know any better or because your employer's interests are different from yours.
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When a friend decides to be less than encouraging and responds, "I bet you won't!" to your assertion that you're going to run a full marathon this year, challenge them to put their money where their mouth is.
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Hasson, who is also keen to get more ultra orthodox Jews and women into tech in Israel, was unable to specify exactly how much the visas will cost but he said they should be less than $1,000 (£817).
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador has received bids from six oil companies for seven little-explored oil blocs with potentially high reserves, but investment in the area may be less than had been expected, the energy minister said on Tuesday.
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Karen Chan of Jefferies, a bank, anticipates that larger batches will continue to receive licences this year, but that their numbers are likely to be less than half those before the freeze, then of 700-800 a month.
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In Walmart's case, workers making deliveries will be paid hourly wages during deliveries – which might be less than on competitors' services, or when driving Uber – but they also have the perk of being an employee, not a contractor.
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It said it expects to reduce its debt by 2 billion euros from end-2018's 13.5 billion by 2022, when its net debt to EBITDA ratio should be less than 3 times, down from 4 times currently.
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With a 495 horsepower, V8 engine and dual clutch, the Corvette will go from zero to 60 mph in under 28 seconds, executives said, adding that the starting price in the United States will be less than $266,21960.
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It said it expects to reduce its debt by 13 billion euros from end-2018's 13.5 billion by 2022, when its net debt to EBITDA ratio should be less than 3 times, down from 4 times currently.
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The reduction, which would be less than 10 percent of the 7,200 military forces serving in U.S. Africa Command, is part of the Pentagon's plan to refocus efforts toward so-called great power competitions with Russia and China.
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"Management control of the company and any of its subsidiary companies ... shall continue to vest in majority shareholders, which shall be the federal government and whose share shall not be less than 51 per cent," the law reads.
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If I was traipsed in front of the Senate on bogus charges and forced to answer deeply personal and embarrassing questions about my high school antics, maybe out of embarrassment and anger I might be less than truthful.
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Lieberman thinks it might be because American silicone manufacturers tend to cater to the aerospace and health industries, who might be less than thrilled to learn their products were sharing a production line with a batch of dildos.
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With low-price, generic Truvada, the cost to cover every American who needs PrEP — including both drug costs and clinical care — would be less than a tenth the amount that the federal government already spends on H.I.V. care.
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The gasoil market, however, is expected to see an increase from IMO 2020 over the next couple of months, but the increment is expected to be less than 1 million barrels per day (bpd), traders and analysts said.
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For a 10-participant company, administration costs can be less than $1,000 per year, and the government offers a tax credit of up to $153 for the first three years of the plan to help offset plan costs.
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S. trade issue's impact on the market is expected to be less than 21.3, as the U.S. "toolkit" has been relatively fully used, while China's internal environment is better than last year, Northeast Securities noted in a report.
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Under another one of his bills, consumers could receive tax credits to help pay for insurance, but for many lower-income people, the amount of assistance would be less than what they receive under the Affordable Care Act.
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Conversions make sense when the taxes paid by the person converting would be less than the taxes that would be paid on a distribution from a traditional IRA or retirement account by whomever takes the distribution in the future.
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Six teaspoons a day would be less than 10% of daily calories for most children, said Dr. Miriam Vos, an associate professor of pediatrics at Emory University and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, who was lead author of those recommendations.
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If the boost to growth would be less than stellar—the EU projects a long-term GDP increase of 0.76%—a deal between two economic giants would still demonstrate to the world that globalisation can survive an American retreat.
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As for the checks the fund will be writing, Welsh says these will tend to be less than $100 million and that his 12-person team will generally be targeting investments of $40 million to $50 million per company.
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However, Thomas said Grenfell claims would probably be less than 30,000 pounds per property because compensation is based on the market value of personal belongings rather than replacement value, and the flats destroyed had only one or two bedrooms.
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Georgieva, 65, is likely to have the support of eastern European countries, but her candidacy would require a change in the IMF's rules, which require candidates for the post of managing director to be less than 65 years old.
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IMF officials said doing so may require a reprofiling of existing debt by extending maturities or other terms, but it would be less than a full restructuring that cut interest payments or principal, which they said could disrupt markets.
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Indeed, the index was only a few decimal points from a 20 percent loss in the 2011 panic, which would have meant a new bull market would have then begun, and would today be less than 2195½ years old.
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"The number that we need is going to be less than 1.3 [million] — is it a million, or slightly less, slightly more ... we have all day today, and some of tomorrow to determine the best number," Al-Falih said.
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This implies that the higher crude price was no deterrent to China's efforts to fill its strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) to reach 33.73 days of import cover, with the process estimated to be less than half complete so far.
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He projected that the final tally of Obamacare sign-ups, including those who are automatically re-enrolled and those purchasing in states that run their own exchanges, would be less than 10 million, down from 12.2 million in 2017.
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That would be less than the 211 trillion reais savings envisaged in the draft bill President Jair Bolsonaro delivered to congressional leaders earlier this month, but enough to keep investors bullish on Brazilian assets this year, the poll found.
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" When asked for general investing advice, Bogle explains to Robbins that now is "the time to really emphasize risk" because "valuations are clearly high, dividend yields are low, earnings growth will probably be less than the long term [average].
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Ardiles went on to be less than successful as Tottenham's coach, but he remains close to the club and has observed how Pochettino, a fellow Argentine, is always first at the training grounds and usually the last to leave.
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That comes days after rival Caltex Australia Ltd said it expected first-half profit to be less than half of what it was a year earlier, as the petrol station owner grapples with slowing economic growth and margin pressure.
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Oh, and a center-right columnist at The New York Times suggests that perhaps we should be less than 100 percent certain about our global-warming predictions, and 40,000 people sign an online petition demanding that he be fired.
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My spouse and I are in the process of rearranging our living room and have been on the lookout for a small vintage table to round out the look, but it has to be less than 12 inches deep.
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A.T.M.s are everywhere and usually cheaper compared to those in the US. Yes, you might get an A.T.M. fee, but that will likely be less than the fee charged by retail currency converter shops like the ones at airports.
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As for bonds, he says that business could double or triple in the next five years, going to $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion in assets under management, which would still be less than 5 percent of the bond market.
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The amount would be less than $3 million, according to a person familiar with the details of the case, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because no one is allowed to speak about the particulars of the case.
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Even then, the total of $2186.9 million would be less than a third of the $2583 billion valuation that iSight Chief Executive John Watters said last year he was hoping to get in a potential 2258 initial public offering.
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The owner of a number of radio stations whose frequencies were granted in a process many consider to be less than transparent and fair, Yunda shamelessly copied Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan and adopted it to Quito.
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On a mid-sized 737, with a list price of $117.1 million, the cost increase could be less than $7873,000, because airlines often receive discounts of 40 percent off list price, and Boeing's profit margin is about 10 percent.
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To make matters worse, even when carbon emissions are measured, companies typically only include emissions that are easy to track, such as electricity and car fuel consumption, which is estimated to be less than 10% of total company emissions.
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The next step for this project is to establish a supply chain for agave, specifically blue agave, to scale the development and application of this bioplastic in vehicles, but implementation in production vehicles should be less than three years.
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Even if the commission ultimately concludes Musk's tweet was unfounded, the Tesla CEO's potential penalty would probably be less than $200,000, according to two securities law professors and a defense lawyer who tracks SEC enforcement at the SEC Actions blog.
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Turns out the software that runs towers and wireless chips isn't suited for this; the timings built into the code assume the distance will be less than 30 km, since the curvature of the Earth generally prevents transmitting farther than that.
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China's Fosun International, the only one to have not revised its initial offer, had made a non-binding offer last month to invest up to $350 million subject to due diligence for a stake that would be less than 25 percent.
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" He talks up the fact that GOP negotiations are going on "as we speak", but seems to concede that a deal with the Democrats would be less than repeal: "I will get the Democrats if I go the second way.
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The management fee would be less than one-tenth of an ordinary mutual fund product during the lock-up period, according to E Fund Management Co. Reporting by Samuel Shen and John Ruwitch; Editing by Jacqueline Wong and Darren Schuettler
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Under Mr. Sanders's plan, employers would need to use some of the money they were spending on health insurance to pay the new 6.2 percent payroll tax, but this would be less than what they're spending on health insurance now.
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The Journal said in its report that unnamed sources said both Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi have indicated they are likely to invest again, but Riyadh's commitment will be less than the $45 billion it put into the first fund.
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The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday reported, citing unnamed sources, that Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi had indicated they were re likely to invest again, but Riyadh's commitment will be less than the $45 billion it put into the first fund.
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The result was a speech where the whole could happily be less than the sum of the parts — it didn't matter if all the plans blurred together so long as individuals listeners came away with one thing that could help them.
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"Although the amount of money raised from these ads may be less than its illicit operations on the ground in Afghanistan, the ads nonetheless serve as a convenient way for consumers of their content to contribute to their cause," he said.
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Delegates say any setback is likely to be less than the near-mortal blow when former U.S. President George W. Bush in 2001 decided against joining the 1997 Kyoto Protocol that bound about 40 other developed nations to cut emissions.
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LONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - OPEC on Monday predicted global demand for its crude oil will be less than previously thought in 2016 as supply from rivals proves more resilient to low prices, increasing the excess supply on the market this year.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese state draft budget for 2019 will have a deficit below 9% of gross domestic product (GDP) and it may be less than 8.5% of GDP, Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Saturday, according to broadcaster LBC.
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BERN (Reuters) - FIFA president Gianni Infantino accused the man who masterminded reforms of soccer's global body of "playground" behavior and told Swiss newspapers that his salary, still to be confirmed, would be less than 2 million Swiss francs ($2.05 million).
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Also, never mind that while the U.S. financial system's direct exposure to the emerging market economies might be less than that of the rest of the world's financial system, the U.S. does have very large indirect exposure to those economies.
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Even though an IPO is said to be less than two years out, Uber shareholders must have been uncertain that the company would achieve a $70 billion market cap or even a $50 billion market cap on the stock market.
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"If I was traipsed in front of the Senate on bogus charges and forced to answer deeply personal and embarrassing questions about my high school antics, maybe out of embarrassment and anger I might be less than truthful," Matt Walsh tweeted.
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Love's campaign replied to the FEC that they planned to refund or re-designate the contributions that were made after the convention, though that could be less than the alleged amount cited by FEC in the violation, according to CNN's KFile.
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While bathrooms with less privacy may be a growing interior design trend, it's understandable for the average prospective tenant or homeowner to be less than thrilled to find a shower or toilet area surrounded by nothing but a tiny half-wall.
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"I was horrified by her words, the emotions welling inside of me ran the gamut, and I listened until I literally could not take it anymore ... which turned out to be less than five minutes," she wrote in a blog post.
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The cost for anyone to do likewise could be less than $400: On a website related to the work, researchers outline the equipment needed, which includes an under-$20 laser pointer, a $339 laser driver, and a $28 sound amplifier.
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But even if she defies the political obituary writers, the time in between is likely to be less than a victory lap for a chancellor who has been the face of stability in Germany and Europe, for better or worse.
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If single motherhood in the United States were in the middle of the pack among rich democracies instead of the third highest, poverty among working-age households would be less than 15.98 percentage point lower — 15.4 percent instead of 16.1 percent.
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Fed officials have for some time said they expect economic growth in 2019 to be less than it was in 2018, when it was propped up by government spending and tax cuts whose impact the central bank expects to wane.
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Recently this process has been shown to be less than secure in that by carefully poking and prodding at the chip's deepest levels of code, you can get it to cough up data that would normally be highly protected and encrypted.
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In a gesture to indebted France and Italy, government capital in the fund that is not spent directly on purchasing equipment could be excluded from national budget deficits that EU rules require to be less than 13 percent of economic output.
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The decision by the Trump Organization appears to reflect a financial gamble that any environmental costs from the Titan Atlas site might be less than the financial damages it could face by disclosing ties between D B Pace and Titan Atlas.
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But Tusa focused on how much this pension freeze helps GE achieve its longer term goal, which is to have debt be less than 2½ times its EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) by the end of 63.
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With all of the amazing features available on Android, like a high definition camera, apps for everything, lighting fast processing power, and so on, there is one thing that can be less than convenient: the difficulty of finding downloaded files.
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Trump did save hundreds of positions at Carrier, but manufacturing workers who now face unemployment say they feel let down by a deal that started out as a presidential campaign rallying cry but turned out to be less than it appeared.
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The demographic change California underwent between 1980 and 2000, Mr. Pastor said, mirrors the change (and projected change) in the United States since 20083 and up to 2050, when whites are expected to be less than half of the nation's population.
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Research Affiliates, which shares its number crunching in a free online tool, estimates that the annualized real return for U.S. stocks over the next 10 years will be less than 1 percent, compared with 4.8 percent for the EAFE index.
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The 57-year-old Norwegian, who also owns private investment vehicle Ferd, said there would probably be less than 20 recommendations made this year, stressing the number could vary depending on the progress of the various studies the council conducts.
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There are multiple risks to buying property in the Shuafat camp, but the cost of an apartment there can be less than a tenth of what an apartment would cost on the other side of the separation wall, in East Jerusalem.
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It undoubtedly saved hundreds of positions at Carrier, but manufacturing workers who now face unemployment say they feel let down by a deal that started out as a presidential campaign rallying cry but turned out to be less than it appeared.
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The post was retweeted 2,100 times, attracted 3,200 comments and figured on primetime news shows after it was posted late on Monday, becoming the butt of jokes on social media, with some users questioning how 80 rupees could be less than 70.
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"In China's national economy, (policy's) actual proportion and importance will not likely be less than that of the U.S.-China trade war," Duo Yuan, founder and chairman of Blue Stone Asset Management in Beijing, said in a Mandarin Chinese interview translated by CNBC.
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The airline had already grounded more than two thirds of its fleet and Thursday's action suggests its operational fleet size may now be less than 20 planes, according to Reuters calculations, the minimum required under Indian regulations to be able to fly overseas.
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Recent cosmological data from the Planck satellite suggests that the sum of the three neutrino mass states can't be greater than 0.12 eV, and in August, another analysis of cosmological observations found that the lightest mass must be less than 0.086 eV.
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The results of one new study may be less than hoped for, but the science is sound: The study concluded that injecting stem cells into the spinal cords of patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is safe in most, though not all, cases.
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While this new drone will almost certainly be less than the Mavic, which prices at $999, it's unclear if it will cost more or less than the DJI Phantom 3, which now retails for $499 and is the company's entry-level model.
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That would be less than growth of 4.6 percent in 2018, which NRF says is its preliminary estimate for retail sales last year, pending the release of December data from the Commerce Department that was stalled from being announced during the government shutdown.
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It's also possible that Amazon could pursue a so-called "efficient breach" of contract with Instacart, whereby it determines that the legal damages of violating the deal would be less than the eventual gains of delivering Whole Foods groceries on its own.
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While that cost could still be considerable because Uber has committed to covering the expenses of arbitration, "it will almost certainly be less than a case with a viable path towards litigating all the drivers' claims on an aggregate basis," Garden said.
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The S&P 2500 may be less than 2200 percent away from the record highs it hit at the beginning of March, but a close examination of the charts reveals several pieces of evidence that the recent decline is likely to continue.
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Its Christian Dior brand, while still estimated to be less than a third of Vuitton's size, was also one of the standouts of the second quarter, with sales growth exceeding the 20% of the broader fashion and leather goods unit, according to Guiony.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Enrollment on the Obamacare health insurance exchanges in 2018 and later years is expected to be less than previously forecast, dampened by the Trump administration's decision to pull back enrollment efforts, the U.S. Congressional Budget Office said on Thursday.
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ANKARA, July 30 (Reuters) - Turkey's central government income has slowed but the second half of the year will be positive, Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Tuesday, adding that the budget deficit-to-GDP ratio will be less than 3% at year-end.
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"We expect it (revenue from big six) to be more or less like that this year, so it will be less than last year but now the declines are much smaller," Chief Executive Officer Tom Leighton told Reuters on a post-earnings call.
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The justices said in the context of statutory rape offenses that criminalize sexual intercourse based solely on the ages of the participants, the generic federal definition of "sexual abuse of a minor" requires the age of the victim to be less than 16.
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To give a sense of the scale involved, the costs of pandemic preparedness are only $1-2 per person, globally, and along with funding to end AIDS, TB and malaria, are estimated to be less than one percent of the recent tax cut.
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But he said the widening of the Panama Canal and the West Coast ports labor disputes in previous years also has led to more cargo going through the East Coast ports so the impact could be less than it might have otherwise been.
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"Trust me, if they went into our emails — I suppose which may happen, who knows — I'm sure there would be statements that would be less than flattering about, you know, the Clinton staff," Sanders told The Washington Post in an interview published Monday.
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If ice is just on the bottom the contents in the top of your cooler may be high and dry, but they could also be less than cold, which is not why you put something in a cooler in the first place.
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