Suicide rates by region Still, the authors found that drivers of suicide fatalities varied by region.
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The first two rows show the marginal benefits of wind and solar by region; the bottom two rows show the total benefits by region: A few things jump out here.
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By region, only Ontario and British Columbia saw activity improve.
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This burden isn't uniformly shared by region or by race.
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What we see is variation by region is very small.
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Here are our costs broken down by region and category.
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Rules vary by region and sometimes from town to town.
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Neither company breaks down its merchant sales volume by region.
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Rules about construction operations and marijuana dispensaries vary by region.
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Prices, of course, vary significantly by region, Mr. Risse said.
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Both devices are available beginning today, though price varies by region.
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As in the U.S., views toward the president vary by region.
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Here's the global ranking, plus the rankings broken down by region:
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The first, shown below, breaks global output down by region/cartel.
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Twitter on Monday did not break down international revenues by region.
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JIM CRAMER: I am so impressed with the subscribers by region.
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But this masks a wide variation by income and by region.
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The events this week demonstrate how starkly views vary by region.
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There were, however, differences in responses by region of the country.
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The weather service has detailed winter weather reports region by region.
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GRAPHIC: Global planned and announced petrochemical capacity additions by region - reut.
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But the way Australians wear the trends can differ by region.
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The blend of spices in the soup can vary by region.
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There's a quick survey of food across Spain, region by region.
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Once signed up, users can register for various activities by region.
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Looking at the activity by region, the U.S.A. isn't the biggest offender.
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More information for the festivals by region: Learn more about Open Future
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Xplova doesn't list a price, but says it will vary by region.
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A breakdown of storage capacity by region confirms a broader shift eastwards.
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The amount of money each state gets will be based by region.
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Oversight and goals by region should be set at the state level.
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ET, releases its latest Beige Book region-by-region look at economy.
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It is going region by region, state by state, locality by locality.
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The expected pickup in activity, however, is likely to vary by region.
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Congo is a vast country where social roles vary significantly by region.
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It also created a map with the most searched for products by region.
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Pricing wasn't announced at CES; Acer says it'll differ by region and configuration.
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Nonetheless, costs can vary very widely by region and level of tax intricacy.
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Pricing and release date information isn't yet available but will vary by region.
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By region, commuters in the Northeast corridor lost the most hours to traffic.
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Initial reports suggest availability is restricted by region with Europeans getting first dibs.
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Many Reborners are active on Reborn Facebook pages, private groups designated by region.
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The system will come preloaded with 20 games, which may vary by region.
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There are currently nine Unified Combatant Commands, organized both by region and responsibility.
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By region, U.S. stocks attracted $4.3 billion, and emerging market equities $1.6 billion.
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Games supported by Tournaments are subject to change and can differ by region.
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A quarterly option is available as well, though prices may vary by region.
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Marketers love slicing and dicing by region: APAC, NorAm, LatAm, MENA, ANZ, etc.
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Keeping the energy going has required varying the focus by region and theme.
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We caricature by color, by political party, by region, by rural versus urban.
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Secretary of State offices across the country hold data on their voters by region.
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Then he breaks down his average audience demographic by region on his YouTube channel.
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Traditional Chinese breakfasts vary by region but they usually require more time to prepare.
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Other changes could do the opposite, or the tipping point could vary by region.
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It's another to understand complex grammar rules, which can vary by region and style.
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By region, exports to China posted a second month of gains, jumping 9.6 percent.
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Sadly, there's no easy way to judge the risk of infection region by region.
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Below, Adler shares some of the producers he's the most excited about, by region.
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But his ultimate triumph was driven less by region than by race and class.
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" Instead, "it is similar to a map of the tendency toward racism by region.
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Prices may vary by region or store, and are subject to change over time.
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We're able to see how the pace of venture fund creation varies by region.
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"Discussions of differences by region is one step in the right direction," Fraga said.
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House vote by gender and education among white likely voters, broken out by region.
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By region, the Northeast had the highest opioid death rates followed by the Midwest.
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You can also head to Roser's site to zoom in and filter by region.
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Samsung says that the new updates are rolling out region-by-region starting today.
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You can pick your favorite, by region, by searching for "Pokemon vote" on Google.
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But when it comes to workplace satisfaction, the level of happiness changes by region.
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Whether they get an appeal within the single federal system varies widely by region.
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What makes it such a good conduit for exposing America's differences and cultures by region?
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Plus, tightness and looseness varies by region of the country or organization or even family.
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Though overdose-related ER visits varied by region, the number increased for every demographic group.
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The process of detoxifying varies by region but can include washing, fermentation, cooking and aging.
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Wedding gift-giving habits also vary by region, according to a separate report by Bankrate.com.
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The region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy will be released at 0003 p.m.
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By region, investors from Asia remained the largest, holding 40.9 trillion won of domestic bonds.
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They created dozens of graphics to depict flows of fish trading by region and species.
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Is your definition of "debatable social issues" globally consistent, or does it vary by region?
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As has been the case throughout the recovery, job opportunities can vary widely by region.
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Further breaking down market share by region, Apple owns the North American smartphone market share.
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The details vary by region, but the trends follow similar patterns across continents and cities.
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It would take a long time to list the specific global weather impacts by region.
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NETFLIX RELEASES HISTORICAL REVENUE, MEMBERSHIP AND AVERAGE REVENUE PER USER BY REGION FOR FIRST TIME
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RIG-OL-USA-BHI GRAPHIC: World crude oil production and demand by region png, click tmsnrt.
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"Some romaine lettuce products are now labeled with a harvest location by region," the CDC said.
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The Fed's Beige Book region-by-region look at the economy is released at 2 p.m.
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Concerns about Donald Trump, and the direction of the U.S., vary by region, according to Wright.
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These tests typically vary in length of time and by region, and may not become permanent.
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The information is self-reported and salaries were not adjusted for cost of living by region.
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How do you see this varying by region or aspects of the candidate's identity like race ?
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They track median residential property price growth, colour-coded by the amount they grew by region.
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ET, the Fed releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region look at the U.S. economy.
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Virginia's politics are becoming sharply bifurcated by region in ways that reflect the country's political trends.
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Parents pay nearly $10,000 a year on average (with wide variations by region) for day care.
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QS produces a comprehensive ranking of the world's best universities, broken down by region and subject.
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That will vary by region, the size of your house and the dazzle of the display.
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They may even discriminate against one another by region of origin and shades of skin color.
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Here's the usage chart from Facebook's earnings deck: And here's the chart of revenue by region:
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Leagues are organized by region, with the winners of regional competitions qualifying for a national tournament.
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To do so, he said, he needed data sets by region or, better yet, by farm.
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By region, the West sees the most favorable market factors during the first week of fall.
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To do so, he said, he needed data sets by region or, better yet, by farm.
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By region, Asia made up for 94 percent of the issue with Europe accounting for the rest.
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In fact, new research from Latino Decisions breaks down the top concerns of Latino voters by region.
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ET, when the Fed releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy.
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Google Trends allows you to customize search data by region, time period, category, and type of search.
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Some question the wisdom of the company's decision to begin customising its menu by region in 2600.
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The small changes vary by region, based on whether Thai gamblers or foreign tourists are the audience.
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Thursday, its annual Best Companies by Region list highlights the best company cultures in specific metro areas.
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Here are the highlights: Broken down by region: How are 529 college saving plans being factored in?
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The report broke down prescription rates by region, finding the largest increases in Southern and Western states.
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In the United States, the dating pool is still at 92 percent, though it varies by region.
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The app defaults to showing the number of known infections of the coronavirus, broken down by region.
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This chart is linked heavily to the next one, which is how they do region by region.
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The amount spent on those purchases and alcoholic beverages will vary by region, the consumer website projects.
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But since early Germanic calendars varied by region, there is no one date that Dísablót always falls on.
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Patterns of engagement, cooperative models, helpfulness, and even mischief, all differ by region because of our cultural frameworks.
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And you have to get into, you know, region by region, because there are differentiations there as well.
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Other teams will focus on region-by-region concerns, issues specific to individual products and anticipating future challenges.
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What we explain to our customers time after time at Bracero is that Mexican cuisine varies by region.
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ET. The Fed's Beige Book, a region by region assessment of the economy, is out at 2 p.m.
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ET. The Fed releases its Beige Book region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy at 2 p.m.
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That data can be segmented by region and by the top 10 countries where Firefox is most popular.
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While U.S. fertility rates were fairly low across all states, the numbers varied by region and by race.
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By region, the watchdog said that military expenditure in Asia and Oceania rose for the 29th successive year.
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It's also worth noting that when the results are broken down by region, cars continued to fare poorly.
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That approach simplifies operations and makes it easier for a brand to scale without traveling region by region.
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Here is a region by region look at what can be expected for your Fourth of July plans.
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Flu season typically runs from April to September and often peaks during August, although it varies by region.
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ET, while the Fed issues its Beige Book region-by-region assessment of the economy at 2 p.m.
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Wind and solar effects also varied widely by region, because some regions have cleaner power sectors than others.
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Some Costco locations have set purchase limits on items like water and Lysol, with restrictions varying by region.
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Though estimates vary by region, the company now accounts for an estimated 87 percent of online searches worldwide.
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"The condition of maize varies by region due to uneven rain received at key vegetation stages," Sabaranski said.
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By region, Lamborghini's biggest growth was in Asia, where sales jumped 25% for the year to 2000,162 units.
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The Federal Reserve's Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, is out at 2 p.m.
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The database also displays results on a map, allowing you to quickly scan by region — even on the moon.
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The results are weighted to match the demographic makeup of the population by region, gender, age, education and race.
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This app from two French expats in Taiwan has a useful breakdown of infections, deaths, and recoveries by region.
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Song selections will also change by region, with editors creating different playlists based on what's popular in each area.
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It says while insulin is reported as available in 72% of countries it varied widely by region and country.
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The company expects U.S. production to decrease steadily throughout the year, but the drop-off will vary by region.
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On this front, one thing to note about the solar industry is that it's still relatively concentrated by region.
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Instead, we're left with a piecemeal region-by-region approach with confusing terms and no end dates in sight.
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ET. The Fed releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, at 2 p.m.
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Here's the breakdown of hiring forecasts by region: The new jobs are likely to be primarily with commercial airlines.
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By region, the U.S. saw the biggest outflows with $13.2 billion, while $4 billion was pulled from European equities.
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The Federal Reserve will release its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, at 2 p.m.
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The company did not break out its performance by region, with more details due during a conference call on Thursday.
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The V15 Pro will launch in India and other key markets for Vivo, with pricing to be announced by region.
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ET, and the Fed's Beige Book looking at a region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy at 2 p.m.
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And the cultural translation for the word "close" varies dramatically by region: never trust strangers who say things are close.
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WH is also adapting to the complexity of selling meat in China, where tastes differ by region and income level.
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It wouldn't divide the country as much by region and religion, but more along the lines of urbanization and education.
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But it would vary by region: in cold northern counties, warming reduces mortality whereas in southern ones it could rise.
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Every year, education company QS produces a comprehensive ranking of the world's best universities, broken down by region and subject.
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Here's a look at how Apple did, product by product and region by region: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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This afternoon, the Fed issues its region-by-region look at the economy called the Beige Book at 2 p.m.
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There is some variation by region, and people with pre-existing conditions could be charged higher prices in some states.
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For example, while it varies by region and policy instrument, significant evidence suggests that Canada is subsidizing its lumber sector.
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The Federal Reserve also releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, at 2 p.m.
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In Indonesia, where my family is from, the presence of spirits—called ruh—is deeply rooted, although beliefs vary by region.
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If Southern living is not your thing, Woodruff and her team also ranked the best cities for early retirees by region:
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So we are looking market by market, looking region by region and determining what is our best access point to customers.
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Rather than follow a universal standard, salat times are determined by the sun, meaning it varies by region and time zone.
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Separately, the Federal Reserve will release its Beige Book — the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy — at 2 p.m.
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Unfortunately, the pickup window Uber showed me in the demo was 15 minutes, though Yu said it may very by region.
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One should assess the prospects for populist success on a country-by-country basis, sometimes even region-by-region within countries.
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There are already a number of other navigation services available for Sync 3 and AppLink, with the selection varying by region.
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Fragmented by caste, religion and language as well as by region, ethnicity, spectacularly rugged terrain and politics, Nepalese society remains fragile.
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The company did not break out its performance by region, with more details due on Thursday in a presentation to investors.
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As to the G Play, Lenovo says pricing will vary by region and the smaller handset will arrive in the summer.
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And, like Champagne, which can only come from the tiny Champagne region of France, balsamic vinegar is also regulated by region.
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Cancer varies by region The likelihood that you'll get cancer or die from it depends, in part, on where you live.
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World Health Organization data show that the highest prevalence of depression by region is for women in Africa, at 5.9 percent.
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He promises to impose quotas on immigration that vary by region of the world and write immigration restrictionism into France's constitution.
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Obamacare isn't one thing at all: It's dozens and dozens of markets across the country, the compositions of which vary by region.
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Arab states are predominantly hostile to gay and transgendered people, but the report details "incremental change" brought on by region-wide activism.
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Jack takes a look at a new analysis that maps the real miles-per-gallon output of your zippy ride by region.
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Driving can involve a range of social signals and unspoken rules, some of which vary by country – even by region or city.
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He assembles a list of campaign appearances by region, making it easy to find which events are close to your ski resort.
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What they did: The paper uses data on projected long-term harm and benefits by region from the Climate Impact Lab research consortium.
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The system will also only segment data by region and time, not personal details like age or gender that might make identification easier.
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Zuckerberg says the firm intends to make European Union data-protection controls and settings available worldwide, but the format may vary by region.
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Ukraine is a divided society with major regional and ethnic differences, and these divisions are reflected in how these opinions vary by region.
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In California and New York, the new laws have flexibility, either by region, or size of business, or during the phase-in period.
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After tasting some 30 rice varieties, varying by region, grain size, starch level, and so on, Olalia narrowed down his favorites for Ricebar.
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For the system to hold, though, both parties had to suppress the one big issue that would divide the nation by region: slavery.
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In "50 Inches of Rain," the statistic is the length of time for 50 inches of precipitation, based on rainfall data by region.
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They have shown that the odds of escaping poverty vary widely by region, for instance, an insight that has influenced federal housing policy.
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On sale at Paradigma recently were three separate coffees, identified by region, farm, variety and the date the bean was harvested and roasted.
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But using headlights to communicate is a practice that can vary by region and might not always send the intended signal, experts say.
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The CDC regularly updates its map of confirmed coronavirus cases, too, though it shows cases by country rather than by region or city.
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However, that number would be even worse if not for the fact that NOAA counts billion-dollar wildfires together by region and season.
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It varies tremendously by region: Sichuan cuisine is spicy, Shangdong cuisine is generally salty and crispy, and Cantonese cuisine is sweet, for example.
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But commanders say they are dealing with a patchwork of Libyan militias that remain unreliable, unaccountable, poorly organized and divided by region and tribe.
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This offline catalog remains consistent regardless of device — iOS, Android or Windows 10 — but it may vary slightly by region, depending on licensing restrictions.
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The beta is being rolled out on a region-by-region basis, with randomly picked players in Seattle and London getting access at first.
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Global variation "It's an impossible task to compare the world," Saxena said, adding that quality of the data available will vary significantly by region.
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Gavekal's Yao said that by region, the east, central and southwest provinces have solid population growth and economies, so sales have been more sustainable.
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So it's a bit disappointing that no early career scientists are represented on the new panel (although it is balanced by region and gender).
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Again, availability varies by region, but most people who subscribe to YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, and FuboTV should have access.
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This results in a crazy quilt of punitive approaches to pregnant women with drug problems, which vary arbitrarily by region, county and local politics.
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"The vote will recognize the voice of all people of Bougainville – rather than by region," chief referendum officer Mauricio Claudio said in a statement.
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ET. (CNBC) The Federal Reserve issues its Beige Book today, with its region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy due out at 2 p.m.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (FCA) will use Google's Android operating system globally instead of a mixture of software that varies by region, a spokesman said.
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Commands are organized by region (for example, Pacific Command) and by responsibility (for example, Transportation Command) and report directly to the defense secretary, per Military.com.
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During 2016, the average cash gift was $160, according to wedding-registry site Tendr, with some variation in wedding gift trends by region and season.
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The map on the right shows, by region, the number of days since the last confirmed infection for each of the three most-affected countries.
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Buildings the algorithm IDs are tagged with a tiny red dot when you're zoomed in, while larger swathes of the map are analyzed by region.
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The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice recently issued a report card on how the United States provides healthcare to seniors by region.
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Uncannily similar to the Grant presidency, white supremacist groups have returned to the forefront and our country's deepest socioeconomic issues have divided us by region.
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How would you navigate one of the world's largest encyclopedic art museums, if all its systems to classify objects by region, culture, and time disappeared?
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In this year's outbreak, "flu intensity" — a measure of how many catch the disease — is now widespread, but hospitalization rates have varied widely by region.
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Region by region, CVS says it will decide which conditions are most prevalent in communities and what health services to provide that can reduce costs.
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Saskatchewan: Even in a Canada that is increasingly divided by region, we can all probably agree that anything made using Saskatoon berries is a treat.
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While our respondents are somewhat unrepresentative in social class (since the poorest Brazilians lack access to the Internet), they are representative by region and gender.
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SEIU's funding and support have helped yield results through a region-by-region, city-by-city push for higher wages in the absence of federal action.
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This report provides detailed analysis of worldwide markets for L-Ornithline from 2011-2016, and provides extensive market forecasts (2016-2021) by region/country and subsectors.
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Shoehorned into the narrative are comprehensive profiles of the flavours and aromas of the most prevalent grape varieties and how they vary by region and maturity.
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Broken down on a region-by-region basis, first-place growers competing in the Carbon Cup will receive recognition and a monetary prize for their efforts.
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Deal data by region shows the recovery has been driven by some regions more than others — and one in particular: the Permian Basin, in western Texas.
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The Fed's Beige Book is the highlight of today's economic releases, with the region-by-region look at the economy set for release at 2 p.m.
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By region, emerging markets (EMs) across Latin America, Eastern Europe and Asia excluding Japan accounted for over 21 percent of global gross financial assets last year.
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By region, Nigeria, Ghana and Estonia showed the most interest, while Switzerland, Singapore and the Netherlands topped the list for ethereum searches, according to Google Trends.
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Vivo could not tell me the price (except to say that it will vary by region), and the price is a key component of this phone.
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While prices for the former are negotiated in bulk at a national level, the latter are often bought region by region, and sometimes hospital by hospital.
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By region, exports to China, Japan's largest trading partner, grew 0.8% in the year to December, led by demand for chip-making equipment, cars and plastic.
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I heavily researched the Chinese food scene in Los Angeles, piecing together maps and long listicles of restaurant after restaurant, indexed by region and dish and province.
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But the public controversies around marketing like this are sure to keep bubbling up: The internet has changed companies' abilities to control their own message by region.
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The 20 percent to 25 percent pay raise for investment-banking associates will be the first in almost four years, and may differ by region, Bloomberg reported.
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Rather, they provide valuable information on the need to better address diagnostic and service disparities among autistic children — by race and ethnicity, by gender, and by region.
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As comprehensive as OpenSignal's report results are, download speeds will always vary by region and device (different phones have different modems capable of different peak download speeds).
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In addition, S&P said that global prospects for companies were diverging by region as a result of variance in the credit cycle and exposure to commodities.
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The opening for non-Pemex fuel importers in Mexico is happening in tandem with a region-by-region liberalization of fuel prices, previously fixed by the government.
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Nationwide, leukemias were the most common form of pediatric cancer, followed by brain tumors and lymphomas, though the rates of these cancers varied by region as well.
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The system allows the disaster center to use the island's largest mobile service provider to send mass alerts as well as more specific warnings customed by region.
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Their web platform and Android app, Know Your Budget enables citizens to scrutinize the budget, allowing them to see petroleum receipts and allocations by region and sector.
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In other words, at what point do we determine that it's safe enough for the country overall or for region by region to go back to work?
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By region, exports to China, Japan's biggest trading partner, slipped 6.7% year-on-year in September, down for the seventh month as shipments of auto parts declined.
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By region, exports to China, Japan's biggest trading partner, slipped 6.7% year-on-year in September, down for the seventh month as shipments of auto parts declined.
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Operation Prevent, a project by Governor Cuomo and the Department of Motor Vehicles, investigates fake ID seizures and underage drinking arrests, region by region, across New York.
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After a 2155-day free trial, premium subscribers paying $2297 a year can narrow search results by region and can request custom searches for a particular route.
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The Southern Baptist state conventions, or the associations organized by region, will train their staff on abuse prevention and promote training on abuse prevention among their churches.
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Here's what to expect by region: Folks in the Pacific Northwest will likely have lots and lots of rain and cold, which they're probably used to by now.
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The company's explanation is a familiar one: it sets its prices by region, but pays for everything it makes in US dollars, meaning prices are now more expensive.
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It includes a region-by-region breakdown of how global warming is altering life and economic productivity, as well as what opportunities there are to adapt to it.
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"In order to discriminate by region, you must first be presented with an abundance of choice," says Huang Leping, the head of a legal-aid centre in Beijing.
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Apple, which reports fiscal fourth-quarter financials on Thursday, typically breaks out revenue by region, but for the number of devices sold, it provides only a global figure.
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Here, the actual start of spring in 2018 by region is shown to be from 2 weeks early to 2 weeks late as compared to the model's date.
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The study looked at the level of well-being in the workplace for 3,113 individuals worldwide and found that the overall level of workplace satisfaction changes by region.
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By region, U.S.-bound exports rose 3.3% in the year to May, driven by a 9.9% rise in car shipments, while imports fell 1.6%, led by crude oil.
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While the thinking behind China's surveillance state comes from the top, the actual implementation has taken place so far on only a region-by-region or city-specific basis.
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But the 29-year-old entrepreneur pointed out that Hike's deep understanding of India's local market broken down by region and state sets the company apart from its competition.
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Looking at the daily performance by region, the world as a whole (excluding the U.S.) is moderately correlated with the S&P 500, with a correlation coefficient of 0.57.
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As with pretty much everything Niantic does, they're rolling it out on a region-by-region basis; in this case, it'll only be open to U.S. businesses at first.
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By region, exports to China, Japan's biggest trading partner, slipped 10.3% year-on-year in October, down for the eighth month as shipments of plastics and car parts declined.
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By region, exports to China, Japan's biggest trading partner, slipped 13% year-on-year in October, down for the eighth month as shipments of plastics and car parts declined.
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What's more, the actual physical location of data has increasingly become separated by region, with data confined to data centers inside the borders of countries with data localization laws.
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By region, Japan's exports to China fell 0.4% year-on-year in February, dragged down by falling shipments of integrated circuit chip manufacturing parts and ground products for chemicals.
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By region, Japan's exports to China fell 0.4% year-on-year in February, dragged down by falling shipments of integrated circuit chip manufacturing parts and ground products for chemicals.
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And isn't he the governor who likes to say, "In this state, with all our diversity, there is no one size fits all, so we work region by region"?
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Using market data from Yardi Matrix, RENTCafe released a ranking of the priciest ZIP codes for renters in the U.S. and identified the most expensive ones by region, too.
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By region, exports to China, Japan's biggest trading partner, lost 5.4% year-on-year in November, down for the ninth month as shipments of chemicals and car parts declined.
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Altogether, this would lend itself to further stratification of the smartphone OS market by region, as those with high concentrations of aligned smartphone manufacturers would make room for alternative ecosystems.
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Azar says it's made money from the get-go, with users purchasing "gems" — its in-app currency — to unlock filters so they can pick chat partners by region and gender.
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While earnings vary by region and block, with the change to Amazon's minimum contribution, we expect nationwide average earnings for these blocks to increase to more than $27 per hour.
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In fact, when we reached out to the Girl Scouts' public relations firm to ask if they could break down their cookies sales by region, it was completely unnecessary. Why?
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Industry-specific data on openings is not available by region, but the recent surge in the South likely derives from sectors doing well there, like retail and construction, said Sweet.
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But that solution has its limits, because rights would vary by region and because the election or appointment of progressive state justices may seem out of reach in some areas.
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But he said it was impossible to predict which insurers might be vulnerable, because the companies' exposures vary by region and the terms of their reinsurance contracts are not known.
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The company on Monday released subscriber and financial data by region, showing that it had nearly doubled its subscriber count in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region since 2017.
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The basic failure of American politics is its rigidity — we're locked into two distinct camps, divided not just by ideology but by region, race, cultural identity, and to some extent, gender.
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Generally, when you buy a Medigap policy you must have Medicare Part A and Part B but these policies come with their own monthly premiums, which vary by region and state.
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By region, the three-month average indexes showed the Northeast and South each booked a 1-point gain to 42 and 64, respectively, while the West increased 4 points to 73.
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By region, the South had the highest number of cops killed, 238, followed by nine in the West, five in the Midwest, four in the Northeast, and four in Puerto Rico.
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By region, the South had the highest number of cops killed, 19, followed by nine in the West, five in the Midwest, four in the Northeast, and four in Puerto Rico.
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Unlike the hulking nuclear power plants of yore, small modular reactors are tiny and can be daisy chained to meet energy needs that vary by region, time of day, or season.
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In a filing Monday, Netflix provided details on its international business ahead of its January fourth-quarter earnings report, which will disclose revenue and membership by region for the first time.
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The researchers also break down museum attendance by region, carving up the world into North America, Asia-Pacific, and EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa), conspicuously leaving out South America.
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The AI Index also broke down AI research focus by region and found that while the U.S. is focused on humanities and healthcare, China is aiming its AI at the agricultural sciences.
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By region, Japan's exports to the United States rose 4.8% in the year to June, up for the ninth straight month, driven by semiconductor-making equipment and cars, the trade data showed.
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But be quick — you have only two minutes to cancel a Lyft after you request a ride before you're charged a fee, which is $10 in most locations but varies by region.
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Separate teams of American Special Operations forces have also been trying to court allies from a patchwork of Libyan militias that remain unreliable, unaccountable, poorly managed and divided by region and tribe.
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That said, if you want the additional speed and security benefits of Warp Plus, you'll have to pay $4.99 a month in the US. Cloudflare says the price will vary by region.
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In a government filing Monday, Netflix provided details on its international business ahead of its January fourth-quarter earnings report, which will disclose revenue and membership by region for the first time.
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The region-by-region system for Senate elections, on the other hand, produced only a very narrow plurality for the center-left, with the populist 28503 Star Movement running a strong third.
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The region-by-region data obtained through the FOIA request provides an exclusive insight into the age and ethnicity of people making a living in the drug trade in England and Wales.
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As internet service providers continue building out fiber networks around the country, expect speeds to increase, though speeds vary widely by region depending on infrastructure and whether or not an area has fiber.
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The foods eaten to break the daily fast may vary by region, but the intent behind the fasting remains the same: to dedicate the days of Ramadan to worship without any earthly distractions.
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This post has been updated to reflect the fact that the price for the Southwestern Steak Salad varies by region, and to clarify that Hayes was not required to pay for his order.
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Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe, co-author of a government report on the impacts of climate by region in the United States, said the report offered hints about areas that may become climate sweetspots.
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Thirty-three percent of the contestants on The Bachelor hail from the West and 31 percent from the South, which is disproportionate to the actual percentage of the US population breakdown by region.
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NOAA officials say the 221-2020 winter, which officially stretches from December to February, is on track to be one of the warmest ever, although the amount of snowfall has varied by region.
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It seems to have been the first of its kind anywhere in the world—the statistics of every arrest and conviction in the country, broken down by region, assembled and ready for analysis.
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Fruit and vegetable consumption also varied by region, with those living in the Pacific states reporting the most regular consumption and those living in the South Central states reporting the least regular consumption.
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"Talent, creativity and tomorrow's breakthrough ideas aren't limited by region or ZIP code, and, with this new expansion, we're redoubling our commitment to cultivating the high-tech sector and workforce nationwide," he said.
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The complete 2017 Third-Quarter Forecast is available at Stratfor Worldview, along with expanded forecasts by region, including: Americas Middle East and North Africa Europe Asia-Pacific Eurasia South Asia Sub-Saharan Africa
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While the retailers will vary by region, some of the brands working with Google include Costco, Whole Foods, Kohl's, PetSmart, Sur La Table, Fry's, Road Runner Sports, Walgreens, L'Occitane, Payless ShoeSource, and Guitar Center.
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Canadians' views on the oil industry vary widely by region, ranging from staunch support in Alberta and Saskatchewan provinces that are home to the world's third-largest crude reserves, to stiffer opposition in Quebec.
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He seems like the sort of bloke who wears polo neck pyjamas to bed, has a seven-step moisturising routine and can identify any given bottle of Beaujolais by region merely by tasting it.
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Fund managers kept their equity allocations by region mostly unchanged from those for May, with weightings on Japan almost flat at 48.9 percent and those on North America also little changed at 28.6 percent.
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Canadians' views on the oil industry vary widely by region, ranging from staunch support in Alberta and Saskatchewan provinces that are home to the world's third-largest crude reserves, to stiff opposition in Quebec.
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Canada's long housing boom is gradually cooling region-by-region, with only Ontario still boiling, but concerns about a possible U.S.-style collapse continue amid signs of overbuilding and unsustainable increases in household debt.
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The measurement of a virus' ability to spread from one person to another is called R0, or R-naught; the higher the value, the greater the contagiousness — though it varies by region and setting.
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To learn more about the hurricane cone, go to the National Hurricane Center website, which includes graphs of current hurricane forecasted paths by region, wind speed, arrival time of winds, warnings and rainfall potential.
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A new app made by two French expats living in Taiwan tracks the spread of the virus, mapping the disease&aposs spread in real time and offering useful local information, broken down by region.
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Plans are afoot to increase China's retirement age, which is normally 60 for men, 55 for women in white-collar jobs and 50 for female blue-collar workers, though the rules vary by region.
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By region, exports to China, Japan's biggest trading partner, shrank 12.1% year-on-year in August, down for the sixth month and driven by declines in shipments of semiconductor manufacturing equipments and car parts.
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That TV was a full-array local dimming set, which means there were tons of little lights just behind the screen and they would light up, region by region, depending on what was on display.
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Bongo won 49.80 percent of votes, compared with 48.23 percent for his main rival Jean Ping, with a turnout of 59.46 percent, according to results announced region by region by Interior Minister Pacome Moubelet Boubeya.
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While data volume share (or new data captured, generated and replicated by region) is falling in the U.S., it is rising in China, second in growth only to EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa).
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"We could get higher prices if we sold those stakes grouped by region or type of business, such as generation, distribution or transmission," said the source, who requested anonymity because plans are still under discussion.
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Outlining its long-term portfolio strategy by region, it said North America would account for a maximum of 50%, with Europe, emerging markets and developed Asia accounting for maximums of 35%, 25% and 20% respectively.
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Trump's soliloquy about an illness he misleadingly described as "this corona flu" began after Hannity asked him to respond to the WHO's 3.4 percent death rate figure (which the organization said could vary by region).
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Somewhere around 70 percent of women opt-in to some form of prenatal testing, but those numbers vary wildly by region, jumping up to about 90 percent on the coasts and dropping significantly in the midwest.
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Separate teams of American Special Operations forces have over the past year been trying to court allies from among a patchwork of Libyan militias that remain unreliable, unaccountable, poorly organized and divided by region and tribe.
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Flixed lets you search by region with one click of the mouse, so you can check up on what you're missing out on—or see the shows and movies you can watch on your next holiday.
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People liked to poke around inside them due to the open inner design, how many sounds it was capable of making, and Texas Instruments' choice to not restrict use of the toy's language cartridges by region.
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By region, South Asia will remain the fastest growing in Asia Pacific, with the ADB predicting an expansion of 6.8 percent this year - lower than its previous forecast of 7.1 percent - and 2.53 percent next year.
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Not only can date activities differ by region and state, but so can the average cost of a date, the number of nearby singles, and how each state ranks according to dating opportunities, romance, and fun.
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The exhibit's layout brings attention to these questions by highlighting collectives on the first floor, organizing their gut-punching commentary by region to help show the styles and topics that influenced each city's black art scene.
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When I move to a gallery bannered by the title "NY Revolutionary Images and Art World Activism" color begins to tumble into this story that is simultaneously being elaborated by region, by chronology, and by medium.
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He also emphasized that on its own, a chart doesn't demonstrate causation — we'd need to look at the timing of industrialization by region, and the timing of changes in well-being, to draw any conclusions there.
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The researchers examined nationwide data on incidence, mortality and survival rates for cancers of the liver and bile duct between the years 23 and 22, and focused on differences in these categories by region, race or ethnicity.
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But to stop its advance, the United States and its European allies have been forced to court unreliable allies from among a patchwork of Libyan militias that remain unaccountable, poorly organized and divided by region and tribe.
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The polls from the National Election Pool have continuously been the survey of record on U.S. voter sentiments in elections, providing real-time analysis of voting trends and preferences broken down by region, age, race and gender.
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By region, Europe and Central Asia boasted the highest average number of reforms per economy and "is now close to having the same good practices in place as the OECD high-income economies," the World Bank said.
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"Investors will be focused on any update to management's expectations for FY'16, including its U.S. farm income assumptions and agriculture market outlook by region," JPMorgan analyst Ann Duignan said in research note to clients on Wednesday.
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I'm not sure how best to define the adversaries — certainly not strictly by region — but it's fairly easy to predict where proponents of either side will stand on any given issue, "sanctuary cities" being an obvious example.
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While Native American issues are complex and vary by region, tribe, community, and culture, there are key points many Native voters agree on — supporting tribal sovereignty and self-determination is the foundation of any tribal policy platform.
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Voted for by readers, then authenticated by an independent audit company, the corporate traveler magazine annually ranks airlines, first-class cabins, business-class cabins, business hotels, luxury hotels, and more, both worldwide and broken down by region.
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Destinations are broken down by region (Africa/Middle East, Asia, South America, etc.) and, as a nice bonus, there is also a Go List 2020 playlist on Spotify to help you get in the travel-planning mood.
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It's a reflection of the strong distaste that this part of Canada has for the prime minister and his party — and the challenges that will present as he tries to unify a country increasingly fractured by region.
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The rates varied widely by region and by country, with 91% of low-weight babies born in low- and middle-income countries and three-quarters of all low-weight births occurring in sub-Saharan Africa and southern Asia.
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Sarfaty helped prepare a report, released last month by the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health, that mapped how climate change threatens the health of people across the United States and how those threats vary by region.
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Bankrate said that wedding gift trends vary by region, and people in the Northeast are the biggest spenders: They are more than twice as likely to spend big on a gift for a close family member or friend.
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While you can watch some general broadcast channels through Sling TV already through service add-ons or as part of the more expensive Blue Package, these options can be fragmented by region and never offer major network CBS.
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For more on Fourth of July forecast by region Heat-related deaths There have been reports of at least nine heat-related deaths in Canada and the United States, stretching back to the weekend, including six in Montreal.
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The authors argue these decisions need to be made on a region-by-region basis: Phase two should only begin after 14 days of sustained case reductions in an area, and only after testing capacity is dramatically increased.
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" A limitation of the study, the study authors note, is that the database only provided a geographical breakdown by region rather than state or urban versus rural communities, which would be helpful in identifying clusters or "hot zones.
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Reuters Health - Over the last 40 years, heart disease rates have dropped in the U.S. overall, but the changes varied widely by region, with the highest rates of the disease shifting from the Northeast to the South, researchers say.
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The study's authors, led by University of Adelaide paleomicrobiologist Laura Weyrich, showed that the Neanderthal diet varied enormously by region, from a meat-rich menu in Spy Cave, Belgium, to a vegetarian buffet in Spain's El Sidrón cave system.
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The tech industry has pushed back aggressively at all efforts to impose digital taxes on a region-by-region basis, claiming that it would be unfair to "double-" or "triple-tax" U.S. companies offering free services around the world.
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At one point he stuck his head into an office where Ana Pastore y Piontti, a physicist and research associate, was working on one of the problems du jour: school closings, analyzed state by state and region by region.
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The Fed's Beige Book report, a region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy based on anecdotal information collected by the 12 regional Fed banks, found that the U.S. economy continues to grow and labor markets remains tight across the country.
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Nest's transparency report is woefully vague compared to some of the more detailed reports by Apple, Google and Microsoft, which break out their data requests by lawful request, by region and often by the kind of data the government demands.
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San Francisco, July 00543, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Limonene (CAS 138-86-3) Industry report provides detailed analysis of worldwide markets for Limonene (CAS 138-86-3) from 2011-2016, and provides extensive market forecasts (13-2021) by region/country and subsectors.
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The National Climate Assessment, required every four years by Congress, breaks down the observed climate changes to date, as well as the predicted climate risks both by region and economic sector for the US. The last one came out in 2014.
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By region, Toyota posted a 1 percent rise in North American vehicle sales to 723,000 due to strong demand for its recently launched C-HR compact SUV model, while sales in Asia, including in China, fell 5.4 percent to 363,000.
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"Today the world is not competing by country, it's competing by region," the minister said, echoing comments by Trump himself during a late August visit to Mexico City when he spoke of the need to keep "manufacturing wealth" in North America.
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Today, Amazon's well-oiled subsidy-extraction machine includes in-house site location experts who travel the country negotiating with local and state officials for incentive deals, and region-by-region policy teams that coordinate its local and state lobbying efforts.
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A separate report, published last year by the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health, mapped how those climate change-related events and others threaten the health of people across the United States -- and those threats can vary by region.
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OSLO, May 15 (Reuters) - British utility National Grid has developed a tool that can forecast the carbon intensity of electricity generation by region for up to 48 hours ahead of the power production, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The details: Water use per well grew by up to 770% as the length of lateral wells has expanded, although the increase varies by region and was most pronounced in the booming Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV said it will eventually adopt the reminder technology on all vehicles worldwide but said timing by region will vary, while in July Hyundai said it would make the systems standard on most U.S. vehicles by 2022.
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Russia sells such logging concessions at prices that vary by region and type of wood, but on average, they cost roughly $22 a hectare, or 2600 cents an acre, per year, according to Mr. Shmatkov of the World Wildlife Fund.
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The health law established consumer protections for Americans who buy their insurance, including a rule that health insurers must offer coverage to anyone who wishes to buy it, with prices varying only by region and the age of the customer.
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They do vary by region, so the prices might be different depending on where you are geographically, but a lot of them will start you with a certain amount of storage free, and then they get you to start paying.
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The magnitude of the tariffs' impact will vary by industry and by region, but more generally, the metal-consuming industries that are negatively affected by higher input prices make up a larger portion of the U.S. economy than the industries protected.
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Refinery utilization rates fell by 2.73 percentage points to 88.8 percent of nationwide capacity, led by a slowing in activity in the Midwest, where utilization fell to 73.3 percent of capacity, the lowest since EIA started tracking that data by region in 2010.
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Delegates said seats are also divided up by region, meaning some national airlines may have to release influential board seats to favor a female candidate from their own region, but a woman in one region could not benefit from a vacancy in another.
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Tesla also says it'll release further details of how the pricing for charging beyond 400 kWh will work later this year, but also notes that these details may vary over time and by region, depending on the price of electricity and other factors.
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Obviously, we all know Manhattan, San Francisco, and Los Angeles are pricey, but for a more national view, RentCafe also named the ten most expensive zip codes by region, which include Washington, DC's 20037 ($2,373), Chicago's 60606 ($2,707), and Fort Lauderdale's 33301 ($2,752).
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Fans are still asked to choose the game's starters from the Eastern and Western conferences, but instead of dividing the teams by region, the leading vote-getter in each conference gets to pick any 11 All-Stars to be on his squad.
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Since dining out is often considered a big part of the travel experience, understanding how much restaurants cost by region can help you to choose your destinations more wisely — especially if you're a serious foodie with a desire to try it all.
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Shifts in the terms of trade are strongly correlated with sovereign rating actions by Fitch, by region and for EMs as a whole, as demonstrated by the relationship between indices of the terms of trade and Fitch's Sovereign Credit Index (SCI) of average ratings.
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By region, revenue in the company's southern Latin American business - which includes Brazil and Argentina - fell 91.53 percent to $488.3 million "Avon continues to be challenged, reflecting share loss and lessening consumer relevance in many markets," Stifel analyst Mark Astrachan said in a note.
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Inside you'll find coverage of all 59 national parks, from the misty mountains of the east and the redwoods of the west, to the glaciers of Alaska and volcanoes of Hawaii, organized by region, plus the best outdoor adventures in each of these parks.
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"Our analysis shows… the reality may be much more complicated, compounded by such uncertainties as timing and strength of regulatory enforcement by region and idiosyncratic movement in oil prices," a team of energy analysts at UBS said in a research note published earlier this month.
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While Finisar doesn't break out its revenue by region, analysts know the company relies heavily on Chinese consumers, and one Goldman Sachs analyst wrote that "broader seasonality in China" hasn't boded well for much of Finisar's competition, such as Broadcom subsidiary Avago Technologies, CoAdna, and Lumentum.
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By region, the Mountain states - Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico - had the highest rate of police-involved homicides across the population, at 17 percent The Middle Atlantic states - New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania - had the lowest rate, at 5 percent.
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These lists look across companies of all sizes and call out the companies most admired by the employees in areas across America, including Boston, Chicago, Salt Lake City and Washington, D.C. Here are the best companies in 2017 by region, in alphabetical order, according to Comparably.com:
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As part of eBay's program, sellers are also being offered new shipping tools that will help them provide more accurate ship times and charges to buyers by region, as well as the flexibility to customize the days they work, and the cut-off times for same-day handling.
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It's impossible to say how much, but a widely cited 2210 study estimated that eliminating the MID and property-tax deductions would result in a 13 to 17 percent reduction in housing prices nationwide, though that estimate varies widely by region and more recent analyses have found smaller effects.
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Cost of living varies by region This is an important regional aspect that helps explain the position of Democrats like Sewell; workers in the South are more likely to be paid hourly -- 35% of workers there said they were, compared with less than 25% in every other region of the country.
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Coal fired power plants in NCR region - here Coal fired power plants by region - here The 33 coal-fired units around NCR, which produce some 12.79 GW of power, all have to be compliant with the emission norms by next month, but only two have installed FGD units so far.
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Mr. Coolidge generally opposed government intervention in the economy on libertarian grounds, and some of his policies have a certain resonance in the Trump era: After all, Coolidge cut taxes on high-income people; appointed a very wealthy man, Andrew Mellon, as Treasury secretary; and restricted immigration by region of origin.
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Worldwide distribution of arms venders by region (Source: RAND Europe)"The dark web is both an enabler for the trade of illegal weapons already on the black market and a potential source of diversion for weapons legally owned," said Giacomo Persi Paoli, a research leader at RAND Europe and the report's lead author.
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Unlike the reservation system in the rest of the country, which shunted American Indians onto lands to which, in many cases, they had no historical connection, Alaska's indigenous population was organized into Native corporations set up by region and associated with the Native people who had traditionally used and inhabited the land.
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A representative also told us that Xiaomi would not break sales out by region, so we can't be sure how many phones it sold in China, and how it is performing in emerging markets like India, Indonesia and Brazil — where demand is promising but there's plenty of competition in the sub-$300 phone bracket.
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Among distributed resources, the three around which there is most consensus are EV charging (90 percent), distributed solar (90 percent), and smart inverters/grid communications (88 percent), though that varies by region: (Interestingly, despite all the hype around distributed storage, it only made the top two on the West Coast.) So that's where things stand.
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Although polls suggest that some parts of Britain strongly support "remain" and others are equally determined to "leave", most of these differences can be explained either by region—Scots are fonder of the EU than the residents of the English Midlands, for example—or by voter characteristics such as age, education, political-party affiliation and social class.
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Go back and read Ngaio Marsh for New Zealand and James McClure for Natal and Martin Cruz Smith for Moscow and James Lee Burke for Louisiana and, for Italy, Michael Dibdin, whose police detective Aurelio Zen sorts with Cartesian clarity the cultures of that polyglot country, region by region, and the crimes that express their difference.
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French cuisine was being celebrated in the 1970s, but Mr. Bugialli made the argument that Italian cooking also deserved to be taken seriously, beginning with the understanding that it varies by region — his book, he acknowledged, "starts with a Tuscan, even a Florentine, point of view," reflecting his birthplace — and that it is not what many Americans assume.
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A recent article by Phillip Longman, in The Washington Monthly , demonstrates that inequality in America has risen alarmingly not just by race and class but also by region (the coasts get an ever larger share of income, at the expense of the middle), and he attributes this development to the demise of economic-republican legislation like Glass-Steagall and Robinson-Patman.
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Netflix, now in 130 countries running on more than 600 ISP's, takes that goal region-by-region and Hastings seems practical about how to reach different consumers in different areas, but he says he has a long way to go to capturing attention away from all the apps and social media networks and all the other things that take away from giving Netflix our attention.
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And while the share of spending going to basic needs is relatively unchanged for middle-income families, they're spending more of their budget on housing, too: The report's authors point out that housing costs vary significantly by region, and that the fact that they appear flat overall hides the fact that housing is now quite a bit more expensive in the Northeast and West.
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For example, you can read our take on why the official designation of the Leave campaign on April 13th matters (see article), a write-up of Jeremy Corbyn's anti-Brexit speech yesterday (see article), and explore our interactive poll tracker, enabling you to follow shifts in opinion not just on a national level but also as they reflect differences by region, age, sex, class and party-political dimensions.
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When the data was examined by region, the researchers found that C-section birth rates in 237.5 were: 237.4% in West and Central Africa 236.2% in Eastern and Southern Africa22.3% in the Middle East and North Africa223% in South Asia23.9% in East Asia and the Pacific224.8% in Latin America and Caribbean27.3% in Eastern Europe and Central Asia 32% in North America26.9% in Western Europe "The big differences in the use of C-section are a major finding," Boerma said.
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