My message to young Americans building their retirement savings: compounding, compounding, compounding!
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Compounding"Compounding is the best way to create wealth over long periods of time," he said.
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The Professional Compounding Centers of America — the "mothership" of compounding, as one pharmacist puts it — may also be to blame.
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The 2012 meningitis outbreak was linked to injectable steroids produced by the New England Compounding Center, a compounding pharmacy outside Boston.
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A fungal meningitis outbreak that year caused by contaminated steroids produced by a Massachusetts compounding pharmacy, New England Compounding Center, sickened hundreds of patients and killed 76, prosecutors said.
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Endo said the FDA instead established a different system that authorized bulk compounding without the legally mandated scrutiny, while ignoring a prohibition on compounding copies of FDA-approved drugs.
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One afternoon, Donnie Calhoun, owner of Calhoun Compounding Pharmacy in Anniston, Alabama—"Compounding for Life's Problems"—came back from a meeting to find a strange request from the Alabama Department of Corrections.
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Nearly 800 people in 20 states were diagnosed with fungal meningitis and other infections after receiving contaminated medication manufactured by the New England Compounding Center (NECC), a compounding pharmacy based in Framingham, Massachusetts.
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Lawyers for Gregory Conigliaro and Sharon Carter in Boston federal court argued uncertainties regarding whether the FDA had authority over compounding pharmacies like New England Compounding Center made the alleged scheme legally impossible.
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Compounding GERB's problems, Tsacheva was seen as lacking Borisov's charisma.
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But politics now appears to be compounding Mr Abe's timidity.
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The many compounding economic and racial disparities do the same.
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Advertisers are fleeing print, compounding the effects of cheap subscriptions.
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So get started, because the magic of compounding is real.
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The shortages are also compounding Venezuela's already dire food insecurity.
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Compounding that is the fact that people — all of us!
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"Ads can have a compounding effect over time," Lehane said.
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We're still at the point where the problems are compounding.
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Compounding this feeling is the presence of Hunnam as Fawcett.
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Statistical uncertainty is compounding the uncertainty over Chinese aluminium policy.
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Compounding is the earning of money on the money invested.
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But what-- you know, what-- Kelly, what happened to compounding?
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"It can be a very powerful tool for compounding returns."
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Compounding the issue are state budget cuts to higher education.
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Compounding that is a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE).
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Compounding this was the rather moody comportment of the grass.
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It's the compounding effect of incremental change, and it's awesome.
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Compounding matters is the impact of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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Compounding the problem, advisors collect varying commissions for different products.
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Compounding matters for New York were a few more injuries.
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Rent control typically backfires by reducing supply and compounding shortages.
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In September 2012, contaminated medications distributed by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy, the New England Compounding Center, caused a fungal meningitis outbreak that killed more than 70 people and injured 2023 in 20 states.
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He keeps it simple: compounding, diversification and taking the free money.
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A slowdown in oil demand growth is compounding the emerging oversupply.
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Compounding this is the weak position of Chinese-character trademarks abroad.
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Guardian denies allegations that it was negligent in compounding the medications.
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There are also several rivers in the area, compounding the risks.
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Compounding the problem, a national sense of urgency is simply missing.
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Those employees also benefit from compounding market returns over several decades.
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With compounding, the returns start small, but get bigger over time.
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The tax-deferred compounding is more powerful than most people understand.
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Compounding those unknowns, weather issues throughout the weekend limited practice time.
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When it comes to loans, however, compounding hurts your bank account.
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Or should it separate couples, potentially compounding their trauma and isolation?
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The act of compounding thyme produces thymol, which is a biocide.
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Less publicized trends among key demographic groups are compounding Republican anxiety.
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Compounding this is the challenge of testing web page battery consumption.
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They've been compounding revenue growth at 30%-plus the whole way.
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Compounding the problem is the way young people use the internet.
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Compounding the problem, many hospitals don't even try to go green.
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Some fear we may be compounding risks, rather than offsetting them.
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Maybe due to lack of jobs, ability or other compounding responsibilities.
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The pandemic is compounding financial concerns about women's sports in particular.
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The job market in the U.S. is experiencing a compounding problem.
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SiteMinder operates in over a dozen countries, likely compounding the issue.
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Their strong earnings growth and compounding returns make them appealing investments.
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Compounding the problem, the service doesn't lend itself to repeat customers.
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That is where special facilities known as compounding pharmacies come in.
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Such forced sales could then continue compounding the downward market spiral.
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Compounding the problem of rising temperatures were changes in ocean chemistry.
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If they can do so, that investment could pay compounding returns.
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The longer your time horizon, the more climate change risk is compounding.
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Compounding the difficulties, most buyers and sellers are links in a chain.
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Compounding Iraq's problem is that its economy is highly dependent on oil.
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This lack of political will is compounding some people's anxiety, experts say.
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Compounding all of this, the right answers are difficult to come by.
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The tariff war is compounding the pain felt by many Chinese companies.
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Compounding the confusion, drivers don't receive a cut of the delivery fee.
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" Compounding that is Pence, who she called "not a youth-friendly choice.
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Many have turned to lightly regulated compounding pharmacies, which can mix chemicals.
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Compounding the anxiety, recent Chinese economic data has been anything but cheerful.
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Compounding Tesla's challenges, it is finally beginning to face some real competition.
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The power of compounding has many years to work in your favor.
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However, with an understanding of the magic of compounding, it is impressive.
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History has proven there can be dangers with similar forms of compounding.
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The compounding effects of increasing temperature and humidity can be exceptionally dangerous.
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Compounding lending practices is questionable credit worthiness of counterparties in energy derivatives.
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The big advantage here is that you reap the benefits of compounding.
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Other states used compounding pharmacies -- which aren't federally regulated -- to manufacture pentobarbital.
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Compounding these insurance barriers are obsolete policies that bar access to treatment.
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Here's a brief example of the power of compounding in this article.
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Further compounding the situation are sluggish private investment and weak job creation.
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Compounding the embarrassment, Morrow announced that he was running for President himself.
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So what can be done to ensure compounding safety and patient protection?
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However, if you understand the magic of compounding, the gain is impressive.
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Compounding this problem is lack of access to care and insurance issues.
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Compounding both problems: worker retraining programs in West Virginia are somewhat lacking.
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Once everybody starts doing it, there's a little bit of a compounding.
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Now, college admissions can, less appealingly, allow for the compounding of privilege.
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It's a problem compounding with the states declining sales taxes, Meyer reported.
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By 2014, the population growth turned negative and the losses were compounding.
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At 19% in national polls, the Greens are compounding the SPD's problems.
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Compounding Powell's challenge is how pervasive today's global asset price bubble is.
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He also blamed the island's debt and infrastructure issues for compounding problems.
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Yet Trump's action may also be compounding the Saudis' problems with Iran.
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Compounding is an obvious benefit, but there's also a behavioral economics component.
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"After that year, I realized how the debt was compounding," says Justin.
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The center is also outfitted with imaging equipment and a compounding pharmacy.
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And doing so could have a compounding effect on our stress levels.
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Time and compounding market returns are your 401(k) plan's best friends.
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To learn more about the power of compounding, check out the following:
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The GOP nominee's absence is also compounding Clinton's domination of the airwaves.
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Compounding the diminished battle is the long shadow of the 633 election.
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I felt like I was running a compounding pharmacy in my own kitchen.
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Compounding the issue, there's basically no accountability for high schools and middle schools.
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The earlier I invest, the more I could make, thanks to compounding returns.
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Compounding that frustration is just how close Nintendo comes to a better solution.
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Compounding financial woes, inflation in Venezuela is rather high, to put it mildly.
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"If you cash out, you've diminished the [compounding] advantage you had," she said.
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Time is our best friend, and we must take advantage of compounding interest.
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But with the magic of compounding, the potential long-term gain is impressive.
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Natixis shares were trading down 4.4% at 1010 GMT, compounding Thursday's 11.8% fall.
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We've been able to then work with pharmaceutical partners and other compounding pharmacies.
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Starting early puts time and the power of compounding interest on their side.
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Compounding the shortage of beans for overseas buyers is a fall in output.
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Compounding this limited view has been a retrenchment of the national press geographically.
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Unsavory legacies Western intervention in these contexts may be further compounding the problem.
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Following the fungal meningitis outbreak, Axelrad was the agency lead on pharmacy compounding.
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And I let the compounding beauty of kindness do the work for me.
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Think of the compounding power of reinvesting interest and stock dividends over time.
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The company said international growth is compounding at roughly twice the average rate.
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Compounding these appalling crimes were years of documented cover-ups by church officials.
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Compounding the problem, the White House has proposed deep cuts to housing subsidies.
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When it comes to "Tales of the City," the nostalgia just keeps compounding.
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Compounding the problem, dozens of their infected employees are now isolated at home.
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Compounding the effort is the fact that much of the DNA of Sept.
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New designations and enforcement actions have had a compounding effect for these penalties.
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" Morrow agrees setting an unachievable budget can have a "compounding effect on stress.
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Compounding the issue is the fact that there are still so many unknowns.
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That's because longer time horizons give you years of compounding returns from stocks.
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Compounding the "artful dodger" problem was (and is) a surprising defect of wonkdom.
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Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America will never be whole.
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Compounding the matter, police officers accused of using excessive force are rarely convicted.
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With so few consequences for wrongdoing, he added, similar tragedies could easily strike customers of the thousands of other compounding pharmacies in the US. By one estimate, more than 110 deaths have been linked to compounding over the last two decades.
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A former hospital employee on Thursday avoided a prison sentence for lying to investigators about payments he received from a sister firm of New England Compounding Center, a compounding pharmacy at the center of a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak in 2012.
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Einstein called compounding the eighth wonder of the world, and we couldn't agree more.
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Compounding concerns about demand, the U.S. dollar hit a 16-month peak on Monday.
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Compounding the effects, ayahuasca increases serotonin levels in both the gut and the brain.
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At 25, you invest $15,000 at an annually compounding interest rate of 5.5 percent.
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" Asked about the compounding of execution drugs, Hughes repeatedly said, "I don't do it.
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Its normally tasty food business performed poorly, compounding the gloom over the firm's future.
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With compounding, it's not just the length of time that makes a big difference.
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One of the simplest compounding calculators is run by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Compounding matters for Hammond, the squeeze on households looks set to last for years.
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Compounding the problem is that the medication is only available in a 2-pack.
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"It's a simple calculation I did using a basic compounding interest calculator, " he writes.
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Compounding the problem has been the general lack of enthusiasm for Hillary Clinton's candidacy.
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How exactly can these ingredients — time and compounding — help you build your net worth?
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UMC received a 2000-million-euro grant last month to expand its compounding programme.
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Compounding the problem, a shortage of cybersecurity professionals is an issue in most countries.
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Compounding these risks, systems are often riddled with security vulnerabilities—both known and unknown.
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Population growth in our cities is compounding the wear and tear on aging infrastructure.
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Only now they'll watch their savings and investment accounts steadily grow and begin compounding.
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The NCL urges the FDA to maintain strict policies of regulation for compounding facilities.
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Compounding matters: The police learn of a jewel theft executed by the gang's confederates.
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Compounding these sentiments are the current threats of deportations, TPS cancellations and DACA limbo.
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Compounding matters, the region is currently battling the country's worst Ebola outbreak to date.
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If you're large and you're still growing, because of compounding, you're suddenly really big.
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Recessions can cause politicians to cut back on pension funding, compounding future fiscal challenges.
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She is also impetuous, often shortsighted and frequently derailed by her own compounding trauma.
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Compounding the danger, many of the residents were older, making a hasty escape difficult.
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Compounding pressure on the group is the restructuring of its Massdiscounters and Masscash divisions.
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Compounding Mr. Colyer's challenge, he is not the only Republican alternative to Mr. Kobach.
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Further compounding the rightward movement of these white voters is their animosity to nonwhites.
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Many manufacturers also raise the price once or twice a year, compounding the problem.
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He described his view of the asylum process, and how it was compounding trauma.
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"When rolling over 401(k) plans, our best friend is compounding interest," she added.
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That's because the greatness of these plans is all about the power of compounding.
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And now he's compounding his lawlessness by publicly making a similar request of China.
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The lack of an adequate sewage system is also compounding fears about public hygiene.
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But a compounding variable is that Excelsior, unlike CUNY ASAP, only covers tuition costs.
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Compounding the problem: There is no standardization for these herbs and regulation is poor.
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Compounding these troubles was of course the abortive attempt to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Compounding the depth shortage, starting forward Luka Kraljevic fouled out with 12:59 remaining.
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Now droughts, wildfires and other human-induced changes are compounding the damage from chainsaws.
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Trump's suggestion that environmental laws were somehow compounding wildfire woes drew derision on Twitter.
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First, they do not get the full benefit of compounding over an entire career.
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Compounding the problem in Baltimore was a nationwide surge in demand for illicit opioids.
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Compounding the emotional toll, a lengthy renovation closed the tunnel and hurt tourist traffic.
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Compounding the flaws, pilots received limited training about the system before the first crash.
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If we fail to do this, we are actually increasing and compounding their disadvantages.
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Half the country's judges were suspended, compounding the problem of managing the judicial process.
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The case in federal court in Jasper, Alabama, is the latest to result from a probe of the now-defunct Global Compounding Pharmacy and one of the largest to stem from investigations related to a spike in government spending on compounding drugs.
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A former New England Compounding Center pharmacy technician on Friday testified that several people at the compounding pharmacy helped him hide the fact that he was working without a license prior to a deadly 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak tied to its drugs.
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The compounding political unrest, economic isolation, and military casualties have resulted in deadlock— and devastation.
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But you have a compounding effect that is resulting in obviously some instability, some volatility.
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Compounding that, the Department is in the midst of an unprecedented period of leadership turmoil.
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They also unfold online, often compounding the chaos, and sometimes offering first responders new insight.
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Compounding the problem is changing climate patterns, which have made water supply far more uncertain.
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Compounding it all was the rise of live streaming platforms like Periscope and Facebook Live.
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Hopefully, given all these compounding issues, Apple moves quickly to continue patching up iOS 13.
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We've seen similar cycles of compounding benefit in directing our innovative focus to renewable materials.
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Many poorer and rural families also lack access to electricity, compounding the challenges they face.
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Poor conditions were compounding the already high level of distress and fuelling tensions, it said.
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Humanity's compounding scientific and economic knowledge simply doesn't translate to similar growth in moral knowledge.
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Compounding the problem, the concentration of contaminants in the water is rising in some areas.
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Compounding the stiff competition from well-funded early stage competitors there's another issue as well.
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Perhaps compounding the problem, Amazon allows content creators to select their own categories and keywords.
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Compounding this broader economic disparity are persistent racial and ethnic gaps in income and wealth.
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The exec says that compounding made the world of difference for his own personal investments.
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Unfortunately, many agencies are not actively modernizing systems, which is only further compounding the problem.
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Compounding their surprise: They were Jewish, it was Yom Kippur and the Vikings were playing.
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Compounding the challenge for relief workers are power outages, fallen phone lines and road blocks.
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It might not seem like much, but those 1% improvements start compounding on each other.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) to allow regulations on specialty and flavored cigars and compounding pharmacies.
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"Time is on your side if you're just starting out because of compounding," Robbins says.
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The tragedy is that such outbreaks could be prevented by proper regulation of compounding pharmacies.
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Compounding this problem, there is ever more cash in circulation, due to ECB money printing.
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Compounding the tragedy is that a system meant to protect people fell so far short.
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"It was such a miss to not understand savings and compounding early on," she said.
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They will feel betrayed if Bernie quits now, thus compounding the problem of low turnout.
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Compounding the situation are weak management and resources on the part of the German authorities.
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Even with compounding, the typical family would not be millionaires until around the year 2609.
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Compounding the problem, the city's water infrastructure itself is often a huge source of waste.
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The comment highlighted what authorities say are continuing lapses they have identified at compounding pharmacies.
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Compounding the issue is the general lack of understanding about the how the program works.
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This reinforcement loop builds a compounding defensibility that was previously unheard of for SaaS businesses.
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Compounding is magicalCompounding doesn't just apply to your money through investing, although that's one component.
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Further compounding the problem, many Americans do not grasp the definition of paid maternity leave.
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LyondellBasell currently operates three polypropylene compounding facilities in China located in Guangzhou, Suzhou and Dalian.
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Compounding the pressure on banks, market conditions for the past year have been, well, boring.
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"Every day that she sits on Rikers Island we are compounding this tragedy," he said.
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Compounding Paxton's confidence problems is the ease in which Houston detected his pitches last Thursday.
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Breakingviews President Trump's visit to Puerto Rico risks compounding the damage caused by Hurricane Maria.
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And in a warming world, overlapping and compounding disasters will likely be the new normal.
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Compounding the problem: Doing away with schools could prompt even more Puerto Ricans to leave.
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At best, "Arrested Development" is a clockwork of meshing narrative gears, misunderstandings and compounding fibs.
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Compounding these trends is international trade, which can have much the same effects as technology.
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Compounding the problem is the rampant street violence that keeps young children cooped up indoors.
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Compounding the challenge, the Secret Service tends to be lax in fulfilling its reporting requirements.
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Compounding Target's mistake was that they'd put the digital version of each game on sale.
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"Compounding is a simple way of saying that interest is building on interest," Loewengart said.
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It turns out, $10 daily over 50 years at 5 percent compounding interest becomes $816,000.
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Compounding these problems, lawmakers are unwilling, or possibly unable, to address the reckoning at hand.
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This month, the S&P 500 has been compounding at a 125-percent annualized rate.
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Second, it will have a devastating and compounding effect on jobs in key congressional districts.
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"It felt like you could open up a wall and find compounding issues," he said.
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LyondellBasell currently operates three polypropylene compounding facilities in China located in Guangzhou, Suzhou and Dalian.
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A former employee of a Massachusetts hospital pleaded guilty on Thursday to making false statements to federal agents regarding payments he received from a sister firm of New England Compounding Center, a compounding pharmacy at the center of a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak in 2012.
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Compounding the difficulty, Mochizuki turned down all invitations to lecture on his work outside of Japan.
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Compounding its problems are changing consumer preferences, an issue CEO Kevin Johnson has addressed with investors.
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State-regulated compounding pharmacies produce customized drugs pursuant to patient-specific prescriptions to address individual needs.
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These habits, like waking up early, for example, have a remarkable and compounding effect on productivity.
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Even 1 percent, especially given decades of time for compounding, will work in your favor. 3.
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The art of mixing ingredients into remedies, or compounding, dates back to ancient Egypt and Rome.
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Experts who track the compounding pharmacy world don't agree on the best way to regulate it.
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Compounding tensions, Nepal has faced severe fuel shortages since late September, after the Constitution was adopted.
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And yet so few people seem to have a good grasp of the power of compounding.
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Compounding the problem: The Colts didn't even line up correctly and were called for illegal formation.
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So Texas sought out a compounding pharmacy, which can combine the basic ingredients of known drugs.
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This year's monsoon is delayed, further compounding problems across a swath of western and central India.
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She could thank the company dividend — and the miracle of compounding — for her $2500 million fortune.
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Geographic concerns are compounding the issue, along with the unpredictability of the president and his family.
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The power of compounding returns in an investment account only works if the assets remain invested.
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"What you need to understand is compounding, inflation and the time/value of money," she said.
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Four years later, he now owes more than $200,000 on his loans due to compounding interest.
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The judgment has been recalculated to correct an error regarding annual compounding identified by a mediator.
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The rains continued after the storm hit, compounding the misery of tens of thousands of people.
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Compounding Trump Jr.'s trouble is the fact that his story about the meeting keeps changing.
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Compounding the issue are zoning regulations which make it very difficult to open large venues elsewhere.
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The compounding effect of long-term engineer loyalty pays out significant dividends as time goes on.
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A $650 monthly deposit into a 5 percent compounding account will yield $ 1million after 40 years.
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That can set off a compounding series of circumstances that lead to chaos when disaster strikes.
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Compounding this, the humanitarian situation in Gaza, exacerbated by the closings of the crossings, is dire.
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Compounding the crisis is the simple fact that Zika virus's threat to pregnancy is not unique.
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Compounding, for instance, is a mental model that helps us understand how things grow non-linearly.
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But these have gone nowhere in the Republican Congress, compounding the tragedy of Upper Big Branch.
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The lack of clear oversight in drug compounding allows profit at the expense of patient safety.
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Compounding the negative sentiment is a brewing civil war between various camps of Puerto Rico's creditors.
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Compounding the company's problems, grocery chain Food Lion cut ties with the milk producer in 2018.
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I was reading something recently by Warren Buffett, and he talked about the power of compounding.
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Compounding the militants' problems with the population was a growing economic crisis, according to American officials.
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The big concern: That lenders may pull back and restrict access to credit, compounding economic woes.
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Compounding the math problem is that the plan would probably make the corporate tax cuts permanent.
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Wall Street is going haywire, with an oil price war compounding fears of an economic slowdown.
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Compounding this, the humanitarian situation in Gaza, exacerbated by the closures of the crossings, is dire.
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The packages flowing from China are blamed for compounding the opioid crisis in the United States.
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Compounding the situation, some of the officers hospitalized in the riot remained out on medical leave.
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Compounding the oddness of it all was the Trinidad team really had nothing to play for.
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Compounding his woes, his approach shot flew left of the green and went out of bounds.
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The sooner you make use of compounding interest, the more money you'll have in the end.
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And in many coastal areas, rising seas are compounding the risks that come with natural disasters.
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The resultant community outrage is making the siting of facilities more difficult, further compounding the problem.
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Compounding the risk is the fact that the world outside China has also changed since 2003.
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That is a consequence of failures that go way back, and Trump is now compounding them.
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Compounding the heartbreak, Thomas had to put dozens of sheep and deer out of their misery.
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Compounding Cal's scoring woes was its inability for teammates to set one another up for looks.
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Compounding this problem are awkward characterizations, a lack of urgency and surprisingly old-fashioned worldbuilding whiffs.
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Compounding the confusion is the pace of fleet makeovers, which can take up to three years.
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New Colombian labor laws meant to decrease child labor make finding farmhands difficult, compounding the problem.
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Compounding China's problems is the fact India claims it was striking back against terrorists in Kashmir.
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Over the years, our brain's compounding disinterest in saving has long-term consequences for future wealth.
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Some taxpayers may be subject to multiple phaseouts at the same time, compounding the disincentive effects.
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Its compounding effects will ultimately cost the federal government more money than if it was open.
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Of the nearly 30 compounding pharmacies contacted by the state, all refused, according to court records.
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Electricity rationing has ironically cut energy producers' access to power, compounding the oil problem with output declines.
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Compounding these challenges is the fact that weather still poses a major challenge for self-driving vehicles.
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But tariffs upon tariffs could have a compounding effect as they add to prices here or there.
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Compounding matters is the fact all four defeats have come at the hands of Pacific Division rivals.
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To avoid compounding interest, borrowers may want to pay more than the minimum graduated payment each month.
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Because of this compounding effect, a successful negotiation even for a small annual increase, can be significant.
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Weakness in China and an overall inability for central banks to respond also are compounding the challenge.
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One market research firm estimates that by 2022, the global compounding industry will bring in $12 billion.
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Greenpark Compounding Pharmacy has been cited for 48 violations by state regulators over the past eight years.
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With so many dilemmas compounding in a single half-hour sitcom, was The Conners really worth it?
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Production of non-durable consumer goods was down by 0.7 percent, compounding a 0.2 percent December fall.
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Compounding the trade concerns were worrying signs for the economy emerging from Japan to the United States.
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"One of the things that people have trouble doing is the math of compounding," Rosenberg tells CNBC.
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LyondellBasell's plastic compounding business - blending molten plastic with additives - now largely caters to the automobile parts market.
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That year, there was a fungal meningitis outbreak caused by tainted steroids made by a compounding pharmacy.
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Compounding the trade concerns were concerning signs for the economy emerging from Japan to the United States.
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Violence surged again in late 2016, compounding the humanitarian crisis and uprooting hundreds of thousands of people.
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Women face more than just gender oppression; all oppressive systems -- racism, classism -- impact women in compounding ways.
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Most do not understand the power compounding brings to building wealth over a long period of time.
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Compounding the madness, there were once seven stained-glass windows, four of which flanked the hayloft doors.
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Now the Pentagon is compounding the tragedy by treating the case as less grave than it is.
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At the same time, humanity is over-utilizing global resources and compounding the impacts of climate change.
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For poor people, the same poor choices are punished more often and more severely, compounding their deficit.
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Catriona Matheson: Scotland's drug crisis is the result of a "perfect storm" of compounding and synergistic factors.
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Compounding that, the report notes, women have a perceived lack of knowledge about investing and savings strategies.
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The challenge is presenting an apology with authenticity, which quiets the controversy, rather than compounding the problem.
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Compounding the difficulty is a lack of reliable data on homeless people, and homeless women in particular.
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The amount that you earn (or pay) with compound interest is influenced greatly by the compounding frequency.
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Compounding pharmacies make tailor-made drugs for patients whose needs cannot be met by FDA-approved medications.
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Compounding the problem was an industry found to have a disturbing lack of commitment to overall safety.
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The color of one's skin and the state of one's psyche should not be compounding risk factors.
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Domestic workers face compounding issues that make it difficult to report and fight back against sexual harassment.
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Compounding those concerns is the fact that consumers are increasingly looking beyond cable providers for video content.
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Compounding the issue, Price did not pitch well that year, and he was relegated to the bullpen.
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Compounding the concern: Many prisoners hit the chronic-disease or age risk factors for severe coronavirus illness.
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We have to ensure we're not compounding that with the unnecessary deaths of our food-insecure neighbors.
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Compounding the sense of hypocrisy, Cardinal McCarrick had been a prominent voice for adopting the 2002 reforms.
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Compounding the trouble, this year's flu vaccine is relatively ineffective, with just a 30 percent success rate.
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Taking account of compounding interest and inflation, Mr. Darity has put the present value at $40 trillion.
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Much of the world considers Israeli settlements there illegal and would view annexation as compounding the crime.
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This risks not just losing an election but compounding how dangerously off-center our politics have become.
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But compounding that problem is the fact that it's notoriously difficult to prosecute police officers in America.
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The Supreme Court, compounding the problem, once again upheld the enforceability of mandatory arbitration clauses in May.
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Sergio Busquets loses a ball on the left side and, compounding his mistake, picks up a yellow.
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Again, that's O.K. What I want to avoid is the compounding effect of regretting those regrets. Why?
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Compounding matters has been the flurry of misinformation and fear-mongering from both Trump and his allies.
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These foods, when consumed chronically, drive inflammation and deplete our bodies' protective resources, compounding the damage done.
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If I had known about compounding interest, I never would have taken on massive student loan debt.
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Compounding tensions, the Indian government last year stripped the Muslim-majority state of Kashmir of its autonomy.
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The movement has attracted top Christian influencers, who are commenting and sharing their prayers, compounding its virality.
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Compounding the problem: The American economy has also slowed, with growth at its lowest rate since 2016.
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"I fought my tail off out there," Woods said, adding, "I just kept compounding problems and mistakes."
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Instead of de-escalating and searching for a diplomatic exit-ramp, Trump is compounding his original mistake.
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Compounding the strain, she had to leave her family in London and spend five months in Brooklyn.
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Compounding this suffering, recent studies indicate that the U.S. suicide rate is at a 30-year high.
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Compounding the worry is Trump's trade showdown with China, which poses a risk to the global economy.
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But his attempts at inspiration failed so completely that they only ended up compounding the dark affect.
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But this federal income tax is not imputed during the compounding of your returns, just at the end.
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The surge in digital shopping is only compounding the pain, as record online sales means record online returns.
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Compounding the danger, elderly residents with progressing states of dementia live in the building closest to the cliff.
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In instances like these, racist words are not revelatory; rather, they are compounding evidence of something already apparent.
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Compounding the problems caused by the draining of the Everglades is the threat of human-caused climate change.
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Further compounding the challenge for equity investors is that some of these attractive companies are incorporated as LLCs.
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"One must wonder at the skills of the compounding pharmacist," Judge Kermit Bye wrote for the dissenting judges.
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One of my favorite things to do when I talk to investors is show them how compounding works.
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They turned to loosely regulated compounding pharmacies and shady overseas companies that were willing to provide the drugs.
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With new capital, InfluxData wants to set themselves up as the go to solution for this compounding problem.
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Trust builds on itself just as distrust builds on itself as well, compounding into deep enmity over time.
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"He didn't recognize the power of compounding," Krawcheck said at a 2017 Ellevest event in New York City.
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Compounding the problem, at many mining sites, workers dig below the permitted levels, polluting water supplies, Bidhuri said.
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Compounding Trump's struggles, Clinton leads with women by 8883 points and with independents by 2888, among registered voters.
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Correction: May 24th, 1PM ET: Eighty people died because of problems with a compounding pharmacy in New England.
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Compounding this is the prospect of building commercial constellations consisting of hundreds—and even thousands—of interconnected satellites.
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Compounding the UN's predicament, longstanding critics in the House and Senate are determined to bring it to heel.
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Perhaps more worrying is the way the oil-price drop is compounding the effect of financial fragility worldwide.
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Compounding declining production in Venezuela, Iran's production cuts could lead to a much tighter supply picture, he said.
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Compounding the situation are increasing concerns that the country's latest nuclear or missile test could come any day.
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Cramer considers this group to be very steady, and that would allow him to take advantage of compounding.
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Compounding that, recent debates around border security and Syrian migrants have threatened to rend the European Union itself.
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Compounding the difficulties facing the city's music scene is the government's heavy-handed response to a recent tragedy.
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Weakening these protections will lead to exponentially problematic results, compounding an already constrained military recruiting and retention environment.
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But now, there's no reason to waste anymore time and miss out on the benefit of compounding interest.
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Compounding the risk, this expansion involved taking on a debt one and a half times its annual revenue.
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Compounding those questions were leaks coming from within the White House, revealing embarrassing internal struggles and policy deliberations.
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But by investing the same amount for an additional 230 years, compounding could more than triple that amount.
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Instituting proper regulation and inspection of pharmacies that perform compounding functions, both at the federal and state level.
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Compounding the tension, Donald J. Trump will visit Capitol Hill on Thursday morning to meet with House Republicans.
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Drugs: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is drafting new guidelines for pharmaceutical compounding facilities that make drugs.
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" She questioned "why Wichita City leadership is compounding our grief and sorrow, by keeping my son from us?
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The dollar shortage has caused many companies to halt operations and lay off workers, compounding an economic crisis.
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You talk to enough people and you express your skittishness, and it echoes and it just keeps compounding.
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He says Affirm's business is different from the others because it doesn't have hidden fees or compounding interest.
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And when you combine that kind of value with Michelin prestige, you have a recipe for compounding success.
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There's an unfortunate compounding problem that theaters would rather produce work about us, not by us right now.
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That uncertainty is only compounding the tech industry's worries as it braces for a full ban taking effect.
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Compounding trade war tensions are fears that the U.S. could be on the brink of conflict with Iran.
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Compounding the distrust are allegations of misconduct by Salvadoran police, including officers trained by the United States advisers.
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Compounding the pain for the N.S.A. is the attackers' regular online public taunts, written in ersatz broken English.
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Compounding the problem, Republicans are willing to act unilaterally on their perception of reality, but Democrats are not.
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Compounding the problem is that some companies implicitly — and sometimes explicitly — discourage employees from openly discussing their salaries.
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Compounding the financial stress, the federal government caps the amount of money it provides the territories for Medicaid.
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In interviews, some declined to give their full names for fear of compounding the consequences of their arrests.
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Then there's that compounding effect of the rumors and the internet and social media spreading fears very quickly.
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"Putin's actions cannot be tolerated, and the consequences of inaction are quickly compounding," Menendez said in a statement.
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Today, climate change effects in the form of sea level rise and powerful storms are compounding Louisiana's problems.
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The new physics of inequality is compounding advantages for the haves and accelerating disadvantage for the have-nots.
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Also, far more Republicans than Democrats have guns in their households, compounding the partisan divide on the issue.
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And, compounding problems, the IRS expects 31% of its current workforce to retire within the next five years.
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"He didn't recognize the power of compounding," Krawcheck said at a recent Ellevest event in New York City.
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Compounding it all is that it was not the first time Trump has felt publicly undermined by Coats.
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"I took a class in high school, and they showed me the building of compounding interest," she said.
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Companies had trouble obtaining credit, driving up the short-term cost of borrowing and compounding a deep recession.
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Gluck said disputes over land ownership and a lack of clarity over land tenure documents were compounding problems.
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Those familiar with Orwell's writings would point out a warning: Even trivial dishonesty has a way of compounding.
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China is one of the fastest-growing markets for all things MMA, and Buakaw's celebrity status is compounding.
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Every time we choose more and not less, we're imposing compounding burdens on others and on our descendants.
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In this infuriating piece for BuzzFeed News, Stephanie Lee dug into the shadowy industry of compounding pharmacies: The lawsuits spotlight the shadowy, booming industry of "compounding pharmacies," companies that make drugs for people who need customized products that aren't sold by pharmaceutical companies — such as a pill in liquid form.
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The leaks, the confusion, the botched executive orders, the inconsistencies, the attacks on the press — it just keeps compounding.
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Offer one that's too rich to one company, and another is going to want the same, compounding the problem.
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Turkey remains uninvited Compounding this problem, Turkey remains an uninvited -- and unwanted -- guest on Iraqi territory with armored units.
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Second, compounding this run up in asset prices is the appreciation of the dollar on the global currency markets.
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The beauty of a long time horizon is capturing a compounding effect that others who quit before you forgo.
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Building a moat allows a company to become a compounding franchise and accrue outsized profits over the long run.
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The deaths were caused by contaminated vials of preservative-free methylprednisolone acetate, a steroid manufactured by the compounding pharmacy.
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Other factors such as denser population and herding patterns could be compounding the effects of the dzud, he noted.
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Starting in October 2013, Missouri began obtaining its drugs from an Oklahoma-based compounding pharmacy called the Apothecary Shoppe.
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You could say we're all people who are interested in exploring community and in compounding our capacity as creatives.
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The documents indicate the state has not sent any of the ingredient to any other compounding pharmacy since then.
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Texas then turned to compounding pharmacies, which create drugs by combining their raw ingredients (rather than manufacturing the drugs).
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Compounding this is, according to Ars Technica, a potential class-action lawsuit against TerraVia from the company's own shareholders.
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Today's trade tensions are compounding a shift that has been under way since the financial crisis in 2008-09.
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Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google parent Alphabet plummeted on Thursday, compounding weakness that has plagued the broader tech space.
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The compounding variables of crossing in front of oncoming traffic make it one of the toughest maneuvers in driving.
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Brazil's 2015 annual inflation stood at 10.67 percent, the highest in 12 years, compounding an economic and political crisis.
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Compounding of revenues of the stock price, many people would look and say -- what are you doing this for?
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The potential perils of compounding were shown in 260 in the United States, where the market is more developed.
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"Since you're young, these recurring deposits will help put the power of compounding to work for you," explains Krawcheck.
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Compounding that is the fact that minority-owned media generates less advertising revenue than similarly situated non-minority counterparts.
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The magic of compounding means that early starters can do more with less, accumulating savings with lower contribution rates.
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The CG is laughable Compounding the problem are a handful of awkward scenes that were clearly added in reshoots.
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Its governor, Terry McAuliffe, has since countered with a proposal to use compounding pharmacies whilst keeping their identity secret.
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As their lives begin to return to a new normal, the obstacles of their statelessness are compounding their challenges.
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Nigeria has shut down its land borders, restricting trade and further compounding an uncertain outlook for Africa's largest economy.
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So employees who consistently act in selfish ways should send a signal flare that compounding toxic behavior lies ahead.
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Compounding the tragedy is that half of the victims were not even born when the FDA created this ban.
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If you live simply and minimize expenses, there are more opportunities to save, invest and earn from compounding interest.
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Compounding this is the lack of clear rules in the U.S. where there remains no comprehensive federal privacy law.
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Sanctions from the U.S. on major crude exporter Iran, compounding on tighter supply generally, have been pushing up prices.
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Compounding the issue is weakness at Apple, which saw anemic sales in China in the last quarter of 2018.
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Compounding—and perhaps because of—these factors are the hushed tones in which a good birth is spoken about.
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Compounding factors like interpersonal and institutional racism, poverty, poor health care access and environmental burdens disproportionately harm black mothers.
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Compounding the political instability, the United Nations says its humanitarian plan for the country is only 2 percent funded.
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Compounding the market jitters are fears that the United States could be on the brink of conflict with Iran.
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Our brains are working against change here on multiple levels, compounding the difficulty to fix a major life mistake.
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Compounding the tension, hundreds of thousands of soccer fans have come to the country for the Euro 2016 Championships.
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One-third of opioid-related overdoses and one-fifth of opioid-related deaths also involve BZDs, compounding the dangers.
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Even when you're starting out with a lower salary, $20 or $50 a month can bulk up through compounding.
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Investigators linked the cases to the New England Compounding Center, housed inside a squat brick building in Framingham, Mass.
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Compounding concerns, Mr. Choi and his deputies are also being investigated by prosecutors in connection with the bribery scandal.
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The rape of a woman is a violent crime; compounding that crime with acts of malicious libel is abhorrent.
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Each new family member enrolled meant a compounding of abuse and a steady loss of identity, culture and hope.
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Compounding these concerns, the testing conditions were not at all comparable to the narrow, murky conditions of the cave.
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Compounding matters, news came out this week that the campaign recently parted ways with its political director in Iowa.
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Problems with substandard sanitation can also contribute to microbial changes in very poor environments, compounding the problems of malnutrition.
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Compounding the problem is that Americans' wage growth is being left far behind, according to the MBA's Mike Fratantoni.
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We don't have time to wait, and every delay adds to the future suffering and compounding costs of mitigation.
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Compounding the problem, Italy has a fragmented, traditionally unprofitable banking system, with 680 lenders, many of them small and regional.
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Compounding Europe's problems too is the awkward and unclear path the United Kingdom will take to leave the European Union.
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Compounding the effect of higher interest rates, a change in Veterans Administration rules made it harder for borrowers to refinance.
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In 255 states, local funding per student fell at the same time, compounding the damage of the state aid cuts.
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The patients' injuries underscored the relatively little regulation that holds compounding pharmacies accountable, despite recent efforts to strengthen federal oversight.
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The Dallas patients are likely the biggest group of people to claim harm from compounding errors since the Massachusetts tragedy.
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TriMoxi's history shows not only the big business of cataract surgeries, but the fiercely competitive side of the compounding industry.
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Compounding the anxieties is the failure of the Indian government agencies to act on these findings when alerted by researchers.
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This, in addition to the mistrust bred by the civil war, puts Tamils off joining the police, compounding the problem.
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That's important, since doing the math shows returns can matter less than savings rate, because of the effect of compounding.
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Because otherwise you're just paying interest that's compounding that you can get stuck paying for the rest of your life.
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But the constitution promulgated 203 months ago deliberately weakens existing political parties, and Mr Prayuth has been compounding their woes.
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Second, it's damn slippery in there, which makes it hard to keep track of where everything is, compounding the problem.
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Wells Pharmacy Network specializes in "wellness, anti-aging, weight management, urology, ophthalmology, and veterinary compounding solutions," according to its website.
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The only known official associated with the group, Lycan, is only compounding suspicion of the group in some Cruz circles.
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O'Leary frequently preaches the importance of saving and investing, and recommends that young people harness the magic of compounding returns.
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Compounding long-term gridlock, the Atlanta Braves will play this season at their new stadium along the I-285 bypass.
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If you have the stomach for a volatile market, this could be the moment you harness the power of compounding.
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Dutch Medical Care Minister Bruno Bruins attended the opening of a new compounding laboratory at the Transvaal pharmacy in January.
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Here's what it means: For beginners, the simplest definition of compounding is this: To intensify or become bigger with time.
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Making use of compounding interest on your investments can help you save for retirement and build wealth over your career.
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This is proof that they're not getting the education they need to see the longer-term benefits of compounding interest.
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The compounding pain stems from a drop in used car prices, growing auto loan defaults and bearish Wall Street sentiment.
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"Investing early and often allows millennials to take advantage of dollar cost averaging and compounding growth over time," Liebowitz said.
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DeMonaco suggested that a more rational solution to the problems addressed would be for patients to work with compounding pharmacies.
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Compounding the problem is the shark's lack of calcified tissue, which is normally one of the handiest indicators of age.
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Compounding the issue is a roster that, outside Irving, only enlists two perimeter-oriented shot creators, in Rozier and Smart.
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"There are so many compounding issues in terms of conditions and overcrowding and harassment by guards and intimidation," Lenz says.
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Compounding regional tension, China is vehemently opposed to the deployment in South Korea of an advanced U.S. anti-missile system.
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It applies Sonia using daily compounding, with a five-day reset lag to give a more transparent, data-led benchmark.
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The only reason I've been able to stay afloat is because of my compounding business, which isn't covered by insurance.
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The backlog of new generic drug applications at the Food and Drug Administration is compounding the problem of price increases.
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Compounding problems, ObamaCare premiums will only continue to rise as young, healthy patients opt to take their chances without coverage.
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Those investments earn and grow for two or three decades after which time compounding makes them worth a healthy amount.
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"You're giving credit to people who don't know a lot about, for example, the power of interest compounding," Lusardi said.
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Unfortunately, the NECC case is not the only tragic outbreak to result from shoddy preparation at under-regulated compounding facilities.
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Compounding all of these bruising headlines have been semi-frequent accounts of Pruitt's personal conduct and use of official resources.
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Anytime one compounds a negative return, its impact is always more pronounced than a positive compounding of the same magnitude.
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Compounding the problem, is the hydro power situation that is not good because of lack of adequate rainfall, Levy said.
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Supporters say it would prevent shady lenders from trapping vulnerable customers into compounding debt they'll never be able to repay.
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Local interest rates remained at a decade-high between 2015 and 2016, compounding the effect of Brazil's harshest recession ever.
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Instead, Juurlink tapered him just five milligrams at a time, which required getting the drug from a special compounding pharmacy.
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"It's all about compounding," he said, referring to the power of making regular investments and reinvesting the returns over decades.
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Each step those countries take has a compounding effect on the environment: Developing mines also means building roads and refineries.
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Drawing attention to the cultural differences between Nisha and her parents, Ms. Haq emphasizes the compounding pressures facing immigrant families.
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Compounding these issues, many residents feel trapped in an endlessly bureaucratic asylum application process that they do not fully understand.
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What's more, Morrisons is lagging behind its "Big Four" rivals in things like online groceries and convenience stores, compounding problems.
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With compounding, a smaller amount of money invested earlier can grow to exceed a larger amount of money invested later.
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Compounding the problem is that the vast majority of people infected experience symptoms so mild they rarely seek medical care.
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To avoid compounding their stress, the family rarely gives interviews, and they made no exception for The New York Times.
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Compounding matters, wetlands are also breeding ground for mosquitoes and other insects, and broad protection can hamper real estate development.
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Most worrying, according to the authors, is the compounding effect of extreme weather events that are exacerbated by climate change.
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The earlier you start, the less you need to save, because compounding does a lot of the work for you.
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Compounding the pain, Novartis' main cancer drug Glivec, whose annual sales once topped $4.6 billion, lost patent protection last year.
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And insurers struggle to handle "compounding effects"—the mutually reinforcing impact on each other of events associated with global warming.
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It's a major public failing of the state's election infrastructure, with basic technical errors compounding into a system-wide fiasco.
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Compounding the problem is rapid urbanization in many Asian nations, with the pace of development often overtaking proper infrastructure planning.
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Rising per capita incomes and the power of compounding means it will become the largest economy on the planet. Period.
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Compounding this problem are the soaring specialist wait times that are unfortunately becoming a hallmark of our health care system.
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Even when we find positive results, how do we come up with the correct compounding and dosage for maximum safety?
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With compounding interest, a little money added earlier can add up to more than a lot of money added later.
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The president also pointed to the island territory's existing debt and infrastructure issues as compounding the problems on the island.
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He employs five primary pillars in his investment philosophy: compounding, value creation/distribution, dividends, low turnover, and facts vs. opinions.
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For the past 10 years, the cost of living for students in France has increased, further compounding their financial instability.
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Both of these firms were compounding sterile products in bulk without patient prescriptions as required based on their licensing status.
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Compounding the problem, when Latino turnout sags, what's left in the voter pool tends to be older and more Republican.
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Compounding these draconian laws is the fact that 24 million women in the region have an unmet need for contraception.
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We are now compounding that error by deploying a new wave of sensors, which are unlikely to perform any better.
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Compounding the problem, many volunteer poll workers are older and therefore more vulnerable to the worst outcomes of the coronavirus.
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Add to the mix late nights, stress and other compounding factors, and it's not hard to appear worse for wear.
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The chipmakers have taken on water in November, falling nearly 2 percent and compounding losses suffered since the beginning of fall.
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So all of these little instances were sort of compounding and then leading to this folklore that came with this record.
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If that happens by increasing productivity, for example, and compounding over time, "even a couple tenths means a lot," he said.
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Hundreds of children have been removed from parents seeking asylum and detained separately — compounding their terrible ordeal of persecution and flight.
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Compounding means that, in addition to earning money on your contributions, you also earn on returns on those returns over time.
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Now, prison officials are relegated to partnering with local compounding pharmacies whose skills in drug synthesis aren't ready for prime time.
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Compounding a routers' design challenges is the fact that a whole lot of technology still needs to fit in these devices.
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This has prompted those holding dollars to hang on to them longer than they otherwise would have, compounding the peso's fall.
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Sears — The retail giant sold its Craftsman brand for $900 million and closed 150 stores, facing struggling sales and compounding losses.
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Compounding the problems, state officials and federal regulators denied there was a problem until last fall, when it was too late.
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Who wants to be hampered by lingering, compounding debt when paychecks — and the prospects of raises — are no longer coming in?
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Many were targeted by ISIS, who began operating in the country in 2014, further compounding the violence of the civil war.
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Also, parents who start withdrawing money from their 529 for K-12 tuition are missing out on years of compounding interest.
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Cash that's been pulled from your plan — whether withdrawn or borrowed — is no longer benefiting from compounding interest and market growth.
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Compounding matters was a summer-long stint with the USA Baseball 18-and-under national team (which also included Manny Machado).
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"What you take out would no longer be earning money for you and would lose the benefit of compounding, " Yoder said.
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And, compounding this systemic bias, Harris County juries were more than twice as likely to impose death on African-American defendants.
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Compounding the problem is that people often transfer flour from the bag to a sturdier container and then toss the bag.
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Levinsohn called the situation "the Kardashian effect for internet companies" because of the compounding craziness that has surrounded his former employer.
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Compounding that would be the speed with which the bill envisions moving the entire country onto this new single-payer system.
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In that case, the upward trend and considerably low volatility in the group helped the compounding rebalance work for that ETF.
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But compounding the problem of sulfurous compounds from large doses of protein is a newer trend among gym rats: intermittent fasting.
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Negative interest rates aimed at creating inflation and flatter yield curves caused by a weaker growth outlook are compounding the problems.
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"This is creating a lot of restiveness and compounding the security challenge in the Niger Delta," Buhari said in a letter.
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The power of compounding is one reason Schwab provides a series of recommended savings targets for people starting at different ages.
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Further compounding the issue, 63 percent of workers believe they'll need less than $1 million for retirement, according to EBRI's survey.
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Compounding the change, the first post-millennials -- young people born after 220 -- will enter the electorate in the next few years.
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Compounding fears of a more widespread global downturn, manufacturing output data from Germany showed a contraction for the third straight month.
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Compounding the move lower for equities were the global oil benchmarks which have been tightly linked to stocks since last year.
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" He added that "El Nino is likely to become more frequent in the future, compounding the effects of sea-level rise.
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On the other hand, if you get it even a little bit right, you could enjoy the magic of compounding interest.
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This, says Rome, would be the biggest blow to the economy, re-imposing restrictions and dangerously compounding Iran's current dollar shortage.
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Automated payment The answer is C: Annual rates of return account for compounding interest, which 12.6 percent of respondents answered correctly.
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Compounding the problem is the fact that we are doing precious little to identify promising low-income students of all races.
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Compounding this problem is Congress's reckless track record of keeping America's roads, highways and bridges safe over the last eight years.
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She said the uncertainty about how the city would stave off bankruptcy was compounding the effects of the casino industry's decline.
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"A 'perfect storm' of market conditions is compounding an ongoing inventory crunch," said Larry Foster, president of Long & Foster Real Estate.
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Compounding the pain from the Max-related groundings, American had more planes out of service than normal due to mechanical issues.
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From 2001 through 2015, the Pew Charitable Trusts recorded over 25 compounding errors linked to over 1,000 adverse events including death.
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Consumers of compounding medicine deserve to receive quality prescriptions that contain the correct potency and are made in a sterile facility.
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Compounding the problem: the stress, exhaustion, and dehydration that come with travel can make you more susceptible to catching the cold.
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Compounding their difficulties, Republicans are also fending off a challenge to Senator Richard M. Burr in North Carolina, a state Mrs.
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The idea behind compounding is you do have to be patient because you aren't going to get a short-term return.
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Compounding this, analysts say that the robust dollar has been playing an increasing role in crude price falls since last November.
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"But that's just compounding 4 or 5 percent a year," Baron said, which is a rate on par with his estimates.
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He sees this trend potentially crimping performance going forward, and compounding the challenges that the mutual-fund industry is already confronting.
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Worse still, the proportion of minorities in metropolitan areas are often far above the national average, compounding the vulnerability of minorities.
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Because of the power of compounding, putting away even a small amount each month can have a large impact over time.
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Compounding their terror is the racism many of our Asian and South Asian students are experiencing as they commute to school.
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"If you think about all the additional years of compounding growth, that's what we don't want to lose," Mr. Cannataro said.
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The magic of compounding means that the exact rate matters a great deal when looking at things far in the future.
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Aviation professionals issued a warning that threats to the safety of the nation's air travel system were compounding by the day.
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Meanwhile, newer apps like Tinder and Hinge, which emphasize profile photos, were built for endless swiping, compounding the paradox of choice.
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"We've seen demand for the drug increase exponentially," said Gus Bassani, chief scientific officer of the PCCA compounding pharmacy industry group.
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"Let's say you have 10 years of compounding," said Thomas Henske, a certified financial planner with Lenox Advisors in New York.
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Compounding that, experience in the commercial sex industry leaves some victims with alcohol and drug addictions and some with criminal records.
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"Automatic payroll deductions, compounding interest, reinvested dividends, stock growth, consistent dollar-cost averaging, it works when given enough time," he wrote.
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The virus scare sent world share markets plunging again on Friday, compounding their worst week since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Limited sidewalk space and public transit options mean Indonesians travel mainly by car and motorbike, compounding the lack of national fitness.
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Some large hospitals, such as Duke, house so-called compounding pharmacies, which can make custom batches of generics like sodium bicarbonate.
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Mari Adam, CFP at Adam Financial Associates, seconds the importance of saving now and letting compounding begin by paying yourself first.
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The spread of the coronavirus threatens to cause job losses and push consumer prices higher, compounding economic woes that already exist.
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"Tax-free compounding over time is very powerful and younger people have more time to take advantage of this," Slott said.
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"This ... appears to be compounding Trian's fundamental misunderstanding of P&G today and the operating environment the company faces," Taylor said.
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And, thanks to the power of compounding, the sooner you start, the easier it is to hit big passive income milestones.
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Supporters of the rule say it will help prevent shady lenders from trapping vulnerable consumers in a cycle of compounding debt.
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Compounding his images — urgent, bold, often hallucinatory — are headlong inscriptions that mix original writing and material borrowed from authors spanning centuries.
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Compounding the difficulties wrought by funeral poverty is a reticence to even speak of its two main components - death and money.
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Compounding the problems, Robbins had a medical appointment that initially posed a conflict to meet the committee's demand for his appearance.
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Requiring a prescription for traditional compounders is a key mechanism that ensures traditional compounding pharmacies do not produce in large batches.
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It was an outbreak of fungal meningitis, a rare disease that investigators linked to injections from a compounding pharmacy outside Boston.
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When COLAs fail to keep up with retirees' true cost of living, there is a compounding effect from year to year.
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As Asian LNG prices fell with demand, the arbitrage between the Atlantic and Pacific basins disappeared, compounding the impact on Europe.
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Compounding the decline in imports into China was a broader weakening in domestic demand following Beijing's campaign against financial risk taking.
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"The uncertainty that we have is compounding with every week," Dennis Ojima, an ecosystem science professor at Colorado State University, told Pickett.
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Authorities warned of more downpours over the weekend, compounding the misery that the summer storms have brought to southwest Japan since Wednesday.
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Apparently a regular reader of She's A Homewrecker, Baxter had a habit of compounding the damage to people shamed on the site.
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Compounding Brazil's weak demand, steps by some carmakers to bring new models to their production lines had also slowed output, ADEFA added.
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While they said poor weather conditions were largely to blame, they also pointed to the separatist unrest as likely compounding the shortfall.
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Compounding pharmacies customize drugs to specific patient needs — like a pill in liquid form — when those drugs aren't sold by pharmaceutical companies.
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The police swoop coincided with a major annual press conference at which Stadler was presenting Audi's 2016 earnings - compounding the group's embarrassment.
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The "compounding" problem there is the sheer volume of computer chips and hardware manufactured in places like Korea and Taiwan, he said.
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Inflation and unemployment in Iran are skyrocketing, with the sanctions compounding an economy long made stagnant by decades of mismanagement and corruption.
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Compounding the problem, not all LPs have received returns from their VC investments that they can recycle into new venture capital allocations.
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But this ignores the wider picture in which any short-term advantage is likely to be offset by compounding longer-term problems.
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Compounding returns are the driving force that makes investing so powerful, especially when you're young and you have time on your side.
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But as governments and the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists cracked down on the drugs' imports for executions, even these supplies dwindled.
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Cadden was one of 14 people tied to Framingham, Massachusetts-based New England Compounding Center (NECC) indicted in 2014 following the outbreak.
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Compounding that mistake, she did not buy many TV ads in Wisconsin or Michigan, despite Mr Trump's furious campaigning in the region.
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Only compounding the situation is the US Department of Justice's more recent decision to terminate core components of its federal observer program.
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This compounding competitive advantage is something that only Google and a few others have built, but is within reach of today's startups.
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Compounding the sense of an organisation under siege, its chief executive officer, Ezra Chiloba, left suddenly to take a three-week holiday.
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Compounding political sensitivities is an Azerbaijani team playing under the name of Qarabag which made it to the Champions League this year.
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Compounding the issue may be that U.S. profit margins have peaked as labor costs rise, making the upcoming earnings season very interesting.
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These events can have a compounding effect that costs society far more than lost lives and damaged property from the disasters themselves.
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JiaJia's spina bifida was eventually addressed after being orphaned, but botched surgery left him paralyzed from the waist down, compounding his plight.
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But if you take longer and pay it off in five years, you end up paying $2,762.82 in interest because of compounding.
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London copper fell to its lowest since May 22.082, compounding worries about the effect of China's waning growth on demand for commodities.
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" Luke Orlando, a 2224-year-old finance major at the University of Texas, said he plans to fund his Roth IRA. "Compounding?
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Orders were hit by a slump in foreign demand, compounding worries that Europe's largest economy had a weak start to the year.
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"Think about your average 24-year-old college graduate who will have tax-free compounding for the next 40 years," Francis said.
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That prompted Congress in 2013 to pass a law aimed at bringing more compounding pharmacies, traditionally overseen by states, under FDA oversight.
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While I might have been lagging behind on body pickup a little before, now every pickup was behind, and that starting compounding.
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It was a compounding problem, which stacked on top of all of the other things, and the numbers started to tick down.
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Compounding the problem is that the tech industry's point of view is embedded deep in the product, not announced on the packaging.
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Compounding security concerns is the controversy swirling around Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is expected to attend the summit.
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"For a century or more, it's been compounding at a few percent a year, our energy usage as a civilization," says Bezos.
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In May of last year, Ms. Lopez-Bartlett opened the Villages Wellness & Longevity Center in the building owned by Village Compounding Pharmacy.
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Compounding the injustice to fellow citizens across the nation is the misappropriation of federal tax law intended to benefit actual charitable causes.
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Refugees often live in regions where governments are already struggling to educate their own children, the report said, further compounding the problem.
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Cries of "Mami" and "Papa" are heard in the recording, which was widely shared online, compounding criticism of the family separation policy.
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Compounding the pain from the Max-related groundings, American has had more planes out of service than normal due to mechanical issues.
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Further compounding the confusion on the CBS broadcast was Jim Nantz interpreting McAuley's words as having identified a clear recovery by Pittsburgh.
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"The combination of minimizing withdrawals from investment portfolios and allowing for greater compounding can make a very big difference," says Mr. Dorwin.
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And the administration has either entered or threatened to enter trade wars on multiple fronts at the same time, compounding the risks.
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Compounding the pain was the nationwide collapse in home prices, which landed a direct hit on most households' greatest source of wealth.
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But they persist anyway, in even greater numbers than fake accounts, according to the company's estimates, compounding its problem of inauthentic activity.
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"This is due to the compounding effect of a history of housing segregation that's created a racial wealth gap," Professor Baradaran said.
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Compounding this is a shortage of medicine and medical equipment including ventilators, testing kits and general respiratory equipment to combat the contagion.
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These two areas actually have a compounding effect and, depending on the individual, can be two inclusive phases of a person's life.
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Compounding the problem is his apparent emphasis -- too often -- on the economy and the stock market instead of the public health issues.
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That higher rate adds up fast, and the compounding effect makes it worth more and more every year as your balance grows.
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Compounding this mess, Macron launched a critique of Turkey, and echoed the new progressive mantra of all-in support for the Kurds.
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The spread of the coronavirus also threatens to cause job losses and push consumer prices higher, compounding economic woes that already exist.
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Once money is in an investment account, compounding allows that money to generate earnings from previous earnings, essentially making money on itself.
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Compounding the original trauma is the fact that victims' voices are often silenced, sometimes by those in positions of trust or power.
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Compounding the stress on New Hampshire's beleaguered roads is that two of the state's counties are part of the Boston metropolitan area.
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" The secret, Harden says, to maintaining forward momentum and bouncing back from failure is to avoid what he describes as "compounding mistakes.
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The American company leaders stressed the need to control the current global supply glut, which has been compounding pressure on U.S. steelworkers.
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The compounding effect of buying at especially low prices means her account value is now worth a couple of hundred thousand dollars.
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Compounding the difficulty for Holy Cross, it began this season with only one class that had been recruited for Division I competition.
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Compounding this identity crisis was the realization that my future husband's very German-sounding surname looked and sounded nothing like him either.
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Instead of compounding the mistake, voters should realize that Weber actually isn't having as good a season as Doughty had last year.
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These confusions, or compounding of meanings, depending on how you wish to look at them, are magnified a thousandfold in the silhouettes.
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The silence compounding Mr. Morsi's humiliation was a form of emotional thuggery befitting the military regime-on-steroids that currently rules Egypt.
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The priority was getting food, water and shelter to affected populations, to try to prevent outbreaks of disease compounding Haiti's misery, he said.
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Modern technology and information dissemination have led to a democratization of weather forecasting, and that could mean compounding disaster in the wrong hands.
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That could result in tightness in the domestic rice supplies at a time when retail prices are already high, compounding worries about inflation.
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Compounding the issue: Intel can provide updates to manufacturers, but customers need to wait for hardware companies to actually push the fixes out.
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"He says, if we got it wrong, I don't really care, we shouldn't keep getting it wrong and compounding the error," Maleck said.
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Further compounding the challenge, fixed-wing drones need runaways, which you don't often find in the remote locations where drones are most useful.
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"This shortfall is often rolled into the initial balance of a new car loan, compounding the negative equity and credit risk," Moody's said.
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In the US, compounding pharmacists made most medications until the 1960s, when big pharmaceutical companies started mass-producing drugs and overtaking corner drugstores.
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But compounding can still be lucrative because the ingredients tend to be cheap and companies don't have to pay for rigorous safety testing.
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Foundation Care is what is known as a compounding pharmacy, one that mixes specialty drugs that are not readily available on the market.
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Compounding the problem, carriers of commercial lines are more regional and fragmented, so corporations often have to herd cats to purchase adequate coverage.
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Compounding the hyperbolic headlines was the fact that the sweatshirt seemed like just the kind of thing that tech bros would obviously love.
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Compounding the roadblocks are environmental groups that claim to adhere to sound science but hold remarkably outdated views of hydropower and its benefits.
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Compounding this issue is the high percentage of users who say they've accepted suggestions from the Up Next algorithm — 81%, according to Pew.
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If we could teach young people just one thing to improve their chances of financial success, it would be the concept of compounding.
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Compounding these worries, European parliamentary elections began on Thursday with euroskeptic parties expected to do well, raising concerns about the single currency's stability.
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Compounding the problem, China is reaching its crude storage limit, which Smith believes will cause a pullback in the country's demand for crude.
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Those to developers, by extension, are able to tap into the tools already built by others, hopefully producing a compounding effect, Mohajer said.
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The WTO statement noted that several more significant trade restrictions were being considered, compounding the challenges and uncertainty in the global economic environment.
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Compounding that problem, American politicians, above all Barack Obama, signalled that they would withdraw early even as they boosted their forces in Afghanistan.
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That's compounding fear that already has rippled through the financial world that after years of being dormant, inflation is finally on the prowl.
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Compounding the situation is the use of machine learning and AI as hackers and other bad actors look to scale their bad behavior.
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Compounding matters is the possible closing of the Houston Ship Channel, a prime artery for crude supplies, for an extended period of time.
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Compounding these worries, European parliamentary elections began on Thursday with eurosceptic parties expected to do well, raising concerns about the single currency's stability.
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If you think about the issues we faced a few years ago versus the issues we face now, they are compounding, he adds.
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Compounding these worries, European parliamentary elections began on Thursday with eurosceptic parties expected to poll well, worrying investors about the single currency's stability.
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Finally, here's an illustration of the power of staying in the market, not trying to time investing, and the beauty of compounding interest.
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Climate change is also compounding other major threats to sea lion populations, the primary being overfishing of the animal's most important food source.
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In 2012, fungal contamination at the New England Compounding Center in Massachusetts led to more than 700 infections and more than 40 deaths.
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Compounding all this is the chasm of pay between talent and producers, editors, and camera operators who work so closely and symbiotically together.
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The theory goes that the sound reverberates off metal drums and mechanical equipment, compounding the hum and carrying it across the Detroit River.
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Bulk compounding, whereby facilities are able toprepare tailored doses of drugs for individual patients, has become a widespread practice in the United States.
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Compounding this problem is a recent regulatory change that prevents banks from meeting their minimum liquidity requirements with investments backed by municipal bonds.
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In addition, many employers provide a matching contribution into the 401(k), so that puts even more money in the plan for compounding.
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Compounding Mr. Cruz's challenge, the parts of northern Indiana where he was expected to do well are more competitive than his campaign anticipated.
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NatWest's pilot scheme uses the same methodology seen in the sterling FRN market, which includes the compounding of interest and ability to hedge.
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Compounding matters is the fact that global credit markets have been characterized by both the gross misallocation and the serious mispricing of credit.
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The shares plunged 8.6 percent to 51.12 euros at 1330 GMT, compounding a 2.3 percent drop in the STOXX Europe 600 Chemicals .SX4P.
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Compounding its deleterious impact, ATCA may apply to foreign states, impacting allies in the Middle East (think of Egypt and Jordan) and beyond.
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Compounding the problem is that most people have terrible choices for internet service in America, if they even have a choice at all.
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Numbers are likely far higher, as many cases go unreported because compounding facilities in many states are not required to report such problems.
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The broader implication is privilege multiplied by privilege, a compounding effect prejudiced against students who come from working-class or lower-income circumstances.
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Chin, who worked at the New England Compounding Center, or NECC, was convicted Wednesday of racketeering, racketeering conspiracy, mail fraud and false labeling.
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The FDA has responded with improved regulations to strengthen safety and fill the gaps where state oversight of compounding pharmacies has been insufficient.
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"Lower and flatter yield curves are compounding these issues by gradually eroding margins, especially in smaller retail banks," the IMF recognized last May.
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But today, while thousands of compounding pharmacies exist, the FDA lists only about 70 registered outsourcing facilities, below what Dohm said it expected.
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Compounding the worries, labor issues have also prompted the world's second-largest copper mine in Indonesia to say it would scale back activities.
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Only this time, each agency's funding lapse would just be compounding the laundry list of damages that are just beginning to be fixed.
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Teachers, just like with anyone else with access to a employer-sponsored retirement plan, who invest consistently over time benefit from compounding interest.
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But nasal-spray formulations of generic ketamine are already cheaply available from compounding pharmacies, which mix individually tailored doses to order for doctors.
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Compounding the issue for Rapp, he says, were the far different career trajectories each man found as working gay actors in the '90s.
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"If the United States insists on taking its own course, compounding mistakes, China will be forced to take further countermeasures," Mr. Geng said.
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Compounding Mr. Trudeau's problems is the vocal frustration of Indigenous leaders across the country, many of whom are openly criticizing Mr. Trudeau's leadership.
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Tents provide relative shade and privacy but offer limited light and poor ventilation, trapping warm air and compounding the smell of bodily waste.
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"When people are afraid, they turn inwards," she says, adding that the uncertainty around how COVID-19 is transmitted is compounding that reaction.
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Research indicates that years from now, you may reap the rewards of compounding returns (remember, though, that past returns don't guarantee future gains).
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The tariff war has been creating economic uncertainty, depressing international investor confidence, compounding downward pressure on growth and increasing the risk of recession.
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The routing regulation has imposed significant costs on credit unions and small banks, compounding the harm that's resulted from the Durbin price caps.
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MSU, you need to realize that you are greatly compounding the damage done to these abuse victims by the way you are responding.
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Fears about a future shortage have been replaced by concern about a potential slowdown in consumption, compounding the downward pressure on petroleum prices.
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But making early withdrawals could also forfeit the benefit from long-term compounding, and college is still significantly more expensive than grade school.
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Compounding a bad situation, the bankrupt island is still struggling to get past a decade-long recession and a $72 billion debt crisis.
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That compounding with what is being done to restrict the right to vote means that our democracy is not worthy of the name.
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Compounding the loss of a son and brother for the Jabaras are the questions about what else could or should have been done.
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The pain out there for post-9/11 veterans is real, deep and compounding -- just as it was for every generation of veterans.
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"I sounded like Kathleen Turner on a downward spiral," said Ms. Cohen, who, in a compounding irony, is also a trained professional singer.
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Compounding his problems is that he is illiterate because, as a farmer's son, he was expected to stay home to work the land.
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Back in 0.553, the average 401(k) balance was $59,100, Fidelity found, showing the benefit of compounding interest and a strong bull market.
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Compounding the grief on campus, Mr. Cardona said, are seven other deaths of members of the university community from causes unrelated to suicide.
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Compounding the pain is a general slowdown in the global economy, increasing the difficulty US companies face in maintaining and expanding export sales.
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Compounding these often-discussed challenges are the pressures of increased urbanization and population growth which will place added pressure on already strained systems.
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Compounding the surprise of seeing so many Russians was trying to discern who was Greek Orthodox, Syrian Orthodox (Antioch rite) or Russian Orthodox.
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However, "the compounding of the knowledge has led him to be who he is and be the investor that he is," Town said.
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The Devils began to lose their composure in the third period, with Kyle Palmieri compounding a tripping penalty by arguing with an official.
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Compounding the pain, most in the industry were still unsure about how to calculate the new tariffs, leaving them unprepared for the impact.
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Rampant media consolidation, which routinely prioritizes growth for growth's sake over spending money to shore up lagging customer service, is compounding the problem.
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"Probably you're going have a compounding impact on growth from all these piecemeal policies," said Qu Hongbin, Greater China Chief Economist at HSBC.
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Further compounding the danger is the fact that Russia lacks effective early-warning systems to help identify whether a nuclear attack is actually occurring.
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Compounding the headwinds is a general economic slowdown in China, where Xiaomi banks more than 70 percent of its revenue, according to FactSet data.
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Compounding that ambiguity is the fact that the chance of seeing another Gilmore Girls reboot in the future is pretty much a coin toss.
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Climate change, desertification, the depletion of mineral nutrients, improper use of fertilizer and a lack of infrastructure are compounding the problem, the report found.
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Invest for the long term, remain patient, sticking with your financial plan, and let the power of compounding returns do the work, advisors say.
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The fragility of Italian banks, compounding chronic low growth and a huge public debt, make the country a dormant risk to euro zone stability.
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The prospect of higher rates pushed equities down on Thursday, compounding the pressure after Wednesday's rally, in which all three major indexes hit records.
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The difference in compounding between three accounts with $2000,220 and one account with $2000,000 will be negligible if they all have the same allocations.
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But he blamed all the leading politicians, including the president, for surrounding themselves with people of their own ethnicity, compounding decades of ethnic strife.
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On Wednesday, BuzzFeed News reported that Greenpark Compounding Pharmacy is one of two pharmacies that have been creating execution drugs for Texas since 2015.
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Compounding the issue, several ad buyers complained that Facebook doesn't seem to care about the problems unless the buyer works within a holding company.
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Most investors get out when it's too late and wait way too long to get back in, compounding losses and missing out on gains.
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Compounding the risk, some sold shares that they hadn't actually borrowed — a "naked" short that makes it even tougher to cover the bet later.
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The industry has been grappling with a tight labor supply for years, and the current record low national unemployment rate is compounding the problem.
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But the company is predicting an even sharper decline in growth for the third quarter, compounding concerns that China's e-commerce sector is saturating.
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Compounding the disaster was the fact that port officials at Leyte were not required to report the arrival -- and ostensibly nonarrival -- of a ship.
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The power of compounding works against you when it comes to debt: Mounting interest charges can make it harder to pay off your balances.
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Another compounding factor is that federal funding for water infrastructure — which is how much of America's water systems were built — has essentially dried up.
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It's also worth mentioning that the Soviet Union never signed the San Francisco Peace Treaty itself, compounding the complexity of an already dizzying situation.
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Additionally, our Navy fleet is among the smallest since WWI, which means longer deployments, compounding stress on our ships, our sailors, and their families.
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The compounding effects of above-average wage growth could pressure the marginal value of employees and incentivize employers to relocate to lower-cost markets.
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Compounding pharmacies make custom medications that are not FDA approved, and can only be used when prescribed by a doctor for a particular patient.
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The impact of this profound inequality leads to a cycle of poverty that can stretch across generations, perpetuating and compounding already growing wealth disparities.
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Despite the financial pressures younger workers face, they do have a key advantage when it comes to retirement savings in the form of compounding.
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So we work on relationships with entrepreneurs and early-stage funds in New York and L.A and San Francisco, and that has compounding effects.
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Compounding that is the fact that 70 percent of emergency transports are from rural or super rural areas at the point of pick-up.
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The outbreak led to strict regulations on compounding pharmacies, which mix drugs but previously were treated with a lighter hand than registered drug manufacturers.
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German manufacturing contracted further this month, a sister survey showed, compounding fears that unresolved trade disputes are exacerbating a slowdown in Europe's biggest economy.
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Moody's expects China's growth to slow to around 5 percent in coming years, from 6.7 percent last year, compounding the difficulty of reducing debt.
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"The magic of compounding works best the younger you are, because that means you have more time for your money to grow," Cramer said.
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In virtually every investigation I've ever seen, there are a series of compounding errors that get worse the closer you get to the collision.
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TechCrunch will focus on these types of technologies and beyond, all of which are compounding to change the mobility industry as we know it.
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The growth on the saved amounts combined with the growth on the growth, month after month, is where the compounding really makes an impact.
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Compounding Electrolux's woes, GE then struck a similar deal with China's Haier, if at a higher price, adding another potent rival to the mix.
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Rather than compounding our fiscal challenges by papering over them with even more borrowing and spending, the federal government should rethink U.S. grand strategy.
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Compounding matters, deGrom and his wife have been dealing with a medical issue with their first child, a son, who was born last week.
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Dismal German industrial orders data on Friday morning, compounding a woeful week for Europe's largest economy, provided further cause for investors to lock in.
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Compounding matters and residents in many other states, including Wisconsin, Indiana and North Carolina, are reaping the benefits of prudent decisions involving state government.
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The heat wave struck the same prefectures where flooding and landslides killed at least 210 people last week, compounding the already difficult recovery ahead.
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Following the 2012 outbreak, Congress did pass the Drug Quality and Security Act in 2013, which gave FDA more authority to oversee drug compounding.
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FDA must continue to be vigilant in prosecuting those who compound illegally, and state governments must prioritize the regulation and oversight of compounding pharmacies.
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I should have stayed out of forbearanceIn addition to the savage interest compounding, I've also made the massive mistake of going into forbearance. Twice.
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"The magic of compounding works best the younger you are because that means you have more time for your money to grow," Cramer said.
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"Sock away as much money as you can as early and as often as you can to get compounding working for you," John wrote.
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" Compounding vendor concerns is that the settlement plan as it stands presents "serious issues regarding whether the plan has been proposed in good faith.
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During a Facebook and Twitter hearing last week, Warner voiced concern about such videos as compounding the ongoing fight to combat fake news online.
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The election also highlighted the need for collaboration between the Tories and Brexit Party, compounding the risk of a no-deal Brexit, analysts say.
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The company's share price plunged about 20 percent on Thursday — the daily limit in yen terms — compounding a 15 percent drop a day earlier.
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Almost all Republican consultants agree he is compounding the problems for the GOP incumbents trying to survive in the suburban seats at greatest risk.
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Once the base is perfected, the vat of product moves onto compounding, where pigments are mixed into the base to create a lipstick shade.
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After the Brexit vote, Italian bank shares were the most hit in the euro zone, compounding heavy losses since the beginning of the year.
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Workers would have to choose between having future salary increases count toward their pensions or forfeit annual, compounding 3 percent annuity increases in retirement.
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Compounding problems Thursday were dry weather and merciless winds, with gusts predicted to reach the strength of a Category 225 hurricane in mountainous areas.
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Harness the power of compounding as early as possible by opening a 529 for yourself in your 40s or 50s, not in your 60s.
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Compounding the administration's draconian changes to this rule is the crackdown on the refugees at our southern border, disproportionately high-poverty immigrants of color.
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Compounding the due process barriers imposed by VTC is the new requirement that immigration judges complete the cases of detained children within 60 days.
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Add to his sense of panic his compounding emotional and psychological liabilities: He has an inflated view of his own skills, talents and expertise.
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Instead, the population of surrounding Summit County started also falling, creating a compounding series of problems across both the central city and the suburbs.
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Money that once flowed into emerging markets has been reversing course, driving up prices and compounding economic hardship in the world's most vulnerable economies.
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Compounding the problem is Puerto Rico's bankruptcy in U.S. federal court, where it is trying to restructure $303 billion of debt and pension obligations.
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Compounding Democrats' problems is a group of high-profile potential Senate candidates opting to run for president or just sit the whole thing out.
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Mr. O'Neill wrote in a letter to the woman that the police had "let her down in almost every possible way," compounding her pain.
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Compounding the problem was that some light rail service was disrupted by an overhead electric line that was damaged by falling trees, officials said.
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The ecological catastrophe is a compounding factor in the Boko Haram insurgency crisis, which has led to the displacement of 3.5 million people. 3.
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That's due to the magic of compounding, wherein the gains continue to grow, because each year money is made from the previous year's profits.
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Further compounding the challenges for independent retailers are two new factors of dramatically increasing impact: alternative fuel vehicles — especially electric — and mobile gas delivery.
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The wider discussion, he says, also needs to become about solutions: tackling the mental health problems that underpin everything and the racism compounding it.
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The assault on Sunday targeted people who were returning from antigovernment protests, and raised the fears of violence compounding political upheaval in the city.
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The assault on Sunday targeted people who were returning from antigovernment protests, and raised the fears of violence compounding political upheaval in the city.
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If you take out $10,000 from your account, you're not just losing 10 grand in retirement savings, you're losing the compounding returns as well.
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There is no bigger ally on the road to successfully saving for retirement than the gift of time and the benefits of compounding interest.
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Compounding the problem is that millennials' parents did benefit from an upward shift in job status, making it even harder to surpass their accomplishments.
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The few lawmakers who are willing to speak up or decry the compounding drama surrounding Trump tend to be the same group of voices.
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You'll also begin to your wealth, and investors agree that compounding — when money grows with "interest on interest" — is crucial to growing your portfolio.
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"The value of compounding means you'll have to contribute less later," said Maria Bruno, a senior investment strategist at Vanguard, the investment management company.
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"Compounding into the macro weakness we have the tumult in political landscape brought about by the impeachment process," said AxiTrader market strategist Stephen Innes.
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The earlier you start investing into retirement accounts, the more powerful the compounding effects will be because the money has more time to grow.
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Shots were fired at the U.S. Embassy in Ankara, compounding U.S.-Turkish tensions as a dispute over Turkey's detention of an American pastor simmered.
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Compounding the problem, last month the opposition Socialists re-elected Pedro Sánchez, an uncompromising critic of Mr Rajoy and the labour reform, as their leader.
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The longer you wait, the less time you have for the magic of compounding to work for you – and the more you'll need to save.
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Research by the Pew Charitable Trusts, for example, shows that most states have toughened requirements for pharmacies compounding drugs that need to be kept sterile.
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Inspections by the Missouri Board of Pharmacy over the past decade found that 1 in 133 drugs created by compounding pharmacies failed to meet standards.
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Walstra encourages young people now to embrace investing so that they don't miss out on compounding returns, even if they're worried another recession is imminent.
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The documents indicate that over the years, the state has transferred fractions of the ingredient to two compounding pharmacies, which use it to produce pentobarbital.
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In the case of the compounding pharmacy, he got his hands on safety records showing that the pharmacy had been cited repeatedly for safety violations.
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"Compounding this issue is the high percentage of users who say they've accepted suggestions from the Up Next algorithm — 81%, according to Pew," BuzzFeed wrote.
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After the outbreak, Congress in 2013 passed the Drug Quality and Security Act to bring more compounding pharmacies, traditionally overseen by states, under FDA oversight.
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Compounding the problem is the fact that the amount of THC in edibles are inconsistent, and that kids often like to binge-eat their candies.
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This can be further compounded if a game, like World of Warcraft, has an online multiplayer element, compounding the immersion with socialization with other players.
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"The physics of inequality is compounding disadvantage for the have-nots and accelerating advantage at the very top 20 percent of households," Collins told me.
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In 2018, China banned most plastics headed for its recycling processors, shutting down the U.S.'s largest recycling export market and compounding our waste problem.
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Due to the effects of compounding, aggressive techniques, and possible correlation errors, leveraged and inverse ETFs may experience greater losses than one would ordinarily expect.
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Compounding the problem is that housing temperatures vary between institutes, which may also cause differences in outcomes, and is likely a further source of irreproducibility.
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So I approach stories by figuring out if I can show how the past got us here, and how current policies are compounding this problem.
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As a result, processors, compilers, device drivers, operating systems, and numerous other critical components have evolved compounding layers of complex optimizations that introduce security risks.
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Texas, with the country's busiest death chamber, obtains its pentobarbital for lethal injections from a supplier the state identifies only as a licensed compounding pharmacy.
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Even now, the exponential economic growth in states where marijuana is sold legally is substantial and compounding as more and more states begin doing business.
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Not only do older savers have less time to recover from any market downturns, they also have less of a chance to benefit from compounding.
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Compounding the bureau's grief, an Iraqi translator working for Reuters was shot dead in Baghdad by gunmen the day before Namir and Saeed were killed.
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And while it's in no position to be a kingmaker, the weakness of Merkel's coalition could increase the party's anti-establishment appeal, compounding her troubles.
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Compounding the situation is that McMaster is very much used to speaking truth to power -- a quality that can be problematic in this White House.
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The founder of the conservative Drudge Report website said that compounding that is a sense that Trump's personality has been repressed in the White House.
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"Everything is sort of compounding in this narrative that the central bank will probably not do anything for the rest of the year," he said.
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And thanks to compounding interest rates, even a slight difference in the amount they invest now can add up to major discrepancy down the line.
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Gray's lawyers argue that compounding pharmacies typically follow an informal recipe attempting to approximate the patented process approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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This enables younger investors to build wealth earlier, which is critical when time and compounding interest are your greatest advantages to increasing your nest egg.
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Compounding the row over the advertisements were screenshots circulating online appearing to show designer Stefano Gabbana making disparaging remarks about China in an Instagram chat.
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Additional oversight is needed by the FDA to ensure public safety, especially in those states that are doing nothing to track or inspect compounding facilities.
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Because fewer young, black, poor and uneducated mothers nurse, a subset of American babies fall behind with their first bottle, compounding other kinds of disadvantage.
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The southern African nation's economy stagnated last year, fanning anti-government protests and compounding President Robert Mugabe's problems ahead of national elections due in 2018.
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Compounding the problem: couples are getting together later in life — Linda was 45 when she met Paul — and more than ever, they are meeting online.
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With the site now fenced off, bereaved families are worried the remains of their loved ones may be left at the scene, compounding their anguish.
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Asia ex-Japan ended down 2.3% for the week after data showed China's first decline in producer prices in three years, compounding the Huawei disappointment.
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Amid this, the company's stock price has plunged and nearly a dozen high-profile employees and executives have left, likely compounding negative sentiment at Facebook.
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In power since 2013 after the death of predecessor Hugo Chavez from cancer, Maduro has so far prioritized debt payments over imports, compounding Venezuelans' hardships.
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The threat comes after Lufthansa issued a profit warning on Sunday, with lower prices and higher fuel costs compounding the effect of losses at Eurowings.
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Compounding that fear, he said, is the possibility that Zika virus could find a host in animals, especially monkeys, making it even harder to control.
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Compounding the problem, when teenagers and young adults don't sleep enough, they're more likely to misuse caffeine, alcohol and drugs to deal with mood swings.
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Compounding Schumer's difficulty: Joe Manchin, Democrat of West Virginia, was the one red-state Democrat who voted for Kavanaugh, and he won re-election easily.
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And compounding their grief was a question that is now arising for families around the country: What would they do about her wake and funeral?
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Compounding this loneliness is the likelihood that spouses and children of patients won't be allowed to visit their loved ones in the weeks to come.
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Compounding the frustration, three senior executives, including the chief financial officer, sold $1.8 million worth of shares in the days after Equifax discovered the breach.
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But the shortages have meant that many are ultimately turned away and sent home to self-quarantine, potentially compounding the outbreak by exposing their families.
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At Miami's eMerge conference in June, Orman told CNBC Make It that having a comfortable retirement at 65 is all about using compounding interest now.
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Compounding that issue is how screens affect our interactions with others and how social media influences our understanding and awareness of the world around us.
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Compounding Mexico's nutritional nightmare is the dual-edged sword of obesity and under-nutrition, particularly in children chewing on the empty calories of fast food.
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If a 35-year-old saves $10,000 a year and retires at 65, that account will be closer to $1 million with compounding, Fisher says.
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States have often turned to compounding pharmacies, which are largely unregulated by the federal government, to create the supplies of drugs necessary to execute prisoners.
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Compounding a sales decline in India, Renault suffered from currency and market slumps in Argentina and Turkey and the effect of its withdrawal from Iran.
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The group said it was considering the sale of its dental and orthopaedic equipment unit HL Technology, the last subsidiary not dealing with pharmaceutical compounding.
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Officials said the fast-flowing waters had breached embankments and eroded dykes in some areas, leaving some roads inaccessible, compounding efforts to rescue marooned villagers.
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Afterward Chris said he discovered that pharmacy technicians, rather than well-trained and educated pharmacists, are compounding nearly all of the IV medications for patients.
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Compounding the author's challenge is the need to distinguish between speculation, ideas that might be verified in the future, and what is just fanciful thinking.
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Compounding the pressure, Mr. Corzine was a sensitive target, a prominent Democrat who has been a confidant of leaders in Washington and on Wall Street.
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Compounding the EU's dilemma are internal divisions over how to distribute the burden of caring for refugees and migrants arriving in the 27-nation bloc.
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Compounding this is that there is not one standardized approach from which the industry learns from each participant and sets requirements for performance and testing.
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Again and again, she's clearly articulated how adults have shamefully abdicated their basic duties to protect today's children and future generations from compounding climate catastrophe.
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It's that, for a big chunk of it, it's that flywheel turning and building and compounding, momenting, extending, all the artificial intelligence, machine learning, technology accelerators.
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Stop and think for a moment about the first time you discovered the miracle of compounding interest, that first bank statement that proved savings does pay.
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Asia ex-Japan had ended down 2.3% for the week after data showed China's first decline in producer prices in three years, compounding the Huawei disappointment .
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In 5003, 15 patients developed blood infections after receiving infusions of a compounded medication contaminated with bacteria, leading Specialty Compounding to issue a recall in Texas.
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Compounding tensions, the army said that one Turkish soldier had been killed and another wounded when security forces clashed with Kurdish militants crossing over from Syria.
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Compounding concerns was a U.S. payrolls report that fell well short of expectations, although other measures within the report were strong, sending mixed signals to investors.
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Compounding the impact of port congestion are the several city-wide lockdowns aimed at stopping the virus' spread that are preventing people from getting to work.
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Compounding Taiwan's global talent crunch is competition from China and the US, with graduates moving house to take advantage of higher wages and better employment opportunities.
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There is concern, too, that a strong dollar would pressure emerging markets to weaken their currencies in order to boost exports, further compounding the debt problem.
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As poorer nations have seen incomes rise, people have been able to purchase refrigerators and air-conditioners for the first time, compounding an already difficult problem.
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While the dollar fell against the yen, it was strong against emerging market currencies, compounding the misery for many countries already suffering from low oil prices.
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Africa's most developed economy slipped into recession in the first quarter, compounding a slew of negative economic indicators including sovereign rating downgrades and stubbornly high unemployment.
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Compounding the stalemate is the economic crisis triggered by Baghdad's decision to cut funding and compounded by low oil prices and the conflict with Islamic State.
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This soured public opinion, as did the compounding cost—estimates doubled the projected cost of the original project from $450 million to more than $1 billion.
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The lawsuit also states that in 2004, Duffy slipped and fell on wet cement while on the job, compounding a previous head injury sustained decades earlier.
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Compounding this need is the added burden that arises from the increase in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in communities already struggling without adequate access to healthcare.
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"The easiest way to think about it is with compounding, the money you save earlier is worth more than the money you save later," he said.
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There's no bigger drag on your bottom line than lugging around high-interest debt — typically credit card debt — with interest compounding against you month after month.
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Unless the client can prove that they had insurance or can claim an exemption, Gaddis recommended paying whatever is owed, or risk penalties and fees compounding.
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Compounding worries about Amazon will likely continue to plague Home Depot's stock despite its leverage in home-building, homeowner wealth, remodeling and home scarcity, Cramer said.
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Because of the power of compounding over time, even small amounts saved in someone's early years can lead to material amounts accumulated when they reach retirement.
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Compounding those problems, the government is grappling with the outbreak of the Zika virus just before the start of the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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"Our crisis of environmental injustice is the result of decades of discrimination and environmental racism compounding in communities that have been overlooked for too long," Sen.
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Compounding that problem is the likelihood an elderly patient might already have diabetes, heart disease or other chronic illnesses that can mimic or cause those symptoms.
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And, by using that saved money to invest early, you can take advantage of the magic of compounding, and see your money grow while you sleep.
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Compounding those concerns is the fact that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is eliminating its own oversight over internet providers by repealing its net neutrality rules.
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The prose wanders, circling ever wider, compounding and collecting ideas about sexual violence without conclusion before returning to the protagonist and his love for his girlfriend.
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So an investment product with a slightly lower interest rate could still be more valuable to you over time if the compounding schedule is more frequent.
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While the Justice Department has set forth some legitimate concerns, an ideologically lopsided approach risks compounding an already precarious appreciation of free speech among college students.
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The majority of the cost is actually in compounding, testing, filling, logistics and retailer margins and we still come to under $5 with our margin included.
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Then you get the network compounding effect; if you're in multiple group chats that all receive the fake news, the repetition makes them more believable still.
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And so I used examples like Uber and Airbnb and the rest of the sort of the P2P economy suggesting that it actually was compounding inequality.
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Compounding frustrations in Beijing have worsened ties with the United States, which sailed warships through the Taiwan Strait on Monday for the second time since July.
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Compounding the FCC's concern was the fact that Sinclair executive chairman David Smith owns a controlling stake in the car dealership where Fader serves as CEO.
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Compounding their digestive distress, a booby, ignoring the limitations of its webbed feet, had crash-landed on the deck, barring the men's access to the head.
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So on many sales of long-held stock, as much as half of the reported and taxable "gain" is due to the compounding effect of inflation.
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College graduates are learning a brutal lesson as compounding interest, even on loans that are in forbearance, leaves them owing far more than they originally borrowed.
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American men are also far more likely than women to be in jail or to be convicted of a felony, compounding the difficulty of finding work.
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The bank handed us a sheet, showing how much money you would make through compounding if you started saving $2300 a week at a young age.
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And then, if you're two times better than you were the previous year, and everybody else is too, the power of compounding starts to kick in.
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Fifty-three percent of people in the survey said their work had been interrupted by illness, causing financial difficulties and compounding the burden of medical bills.
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Just as the chaos at the tax agency was depressing tax revenues, it suddenly became more expensive for South Africa to borrow money, compounding its problems.
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Compounding the problems is that 22nd Century holds an array of patents that make it impossible for other companies to take the same road without partnering.
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Compounding the challenge for the IRS, Velasquez said, is a web of privacy-related laws and regulations that limit the agency's ability to verify taxpayer data.
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Compounding the pain, the Ducks also blew a 3-2 series lead in each of the past four postseasons, missing two opportunities to eliminate their opponents.
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"Since the judicial review process is ongoing don't let there be a compounding legal decision," he told a meeting of reporters that was broadcast on television.
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Compounding the problems are that Turkish President Recip Tayyip Erdogan acquired powers over the banking system and economy in the June election and has politicized policy.
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Compounding, generally, is when you make money on both an initial investment and the additional return it already brought in, whether via interest or capital gains.
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State prison officials around the country have been turning to lightly regulated compounding pharmacies for their execution drugs as the supply from manufacturers grows increasingly limited.
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Compounding the problem, researchers also aren't entirely sure whether the strategies developed in clinical settings for preventing suicide stay effective when they're built into digital platforms.
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Posting about the choice on social media, whether in a somewhat self-deprecating, or empowered tone, then becomes an additional way of compounding the self-care.
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