What this means is concentration, concentration, concentration on the biggest investments available.
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It's a concentration within the company, concentration within a person.
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Customer Concentration: Fitch expects customer concentration will remain significant, given consolidated PC market.
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Customer Concentration: Fitch expects customer concentration will remain significant, given the consolidated PC market.
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An extreme concentration of wealth means an extreme concentration of economic and political power.
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As it is now, we're stuck in a vicious cycle in which concentration of wealth leads to concentration of political power, which leads to yet more concentration of wealth.
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The concentration of donor wealth is similar to the concentration of the recipients, Belkin writes.
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Moderate Customer Concentration: Compared to most IT peers, HT Global has moderately higher customer concentration.
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His attacks create a vicious circle: A concentration of power begets more concentration of power.
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First of all, measures of concentration — the conventional measures of industry concentration have gone up.
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Unfortunately, the concentration of health providers is increasing even faster than the concentration of health insurers.
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A concentration camp is still a concentration camp, even if families get to share the same tent.
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This was the connected of concentration — deep concentration and the maintenance of focus in service of creativity.
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Areas in light blue show a high concentration of rapes, dark areas show a lower concentration of rapes.
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The DADSS system measures a driver's blood alcohol concentration before the vehicle starts, and if the concentration is .
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There are two things to be concerned about: the concentration of wealth and the increasing speed of this concentration.
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High Tenant Concentration: TREIT has high tenant concentration, with the 0003-largest tenants contributing around 50% of revenue in 2016.
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"After starting my concentration, the school vice principal came to me about my 'potentially sensitive' concentration subject," Behrends told Mashable.
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The former measures the concentration of semen in a man's ejaculation, while the latter is semen concentration multiplied by volume.
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"During 2019, the net income concentration for the 1 percenters didn't keep pace with their market cap concentration," Wilson said.
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This concentration reflects, to some extent, the concentration of the Moroccan economy in certain sectors and AWB's high domestic market shares.
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The amount needed to reach that concentration differs depending on the patient's size, but the effective concentration itself does not change.
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Corporate and investment banking activities result in high single-name concentration but the bank maintains concentration limits on large credit exposures.
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Update 12:40pm: Wikipedia editors are currently fighting over whether America's concentration camps deserve to be on the Wikipedia page for concentration camps.
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The Open Markets Institute, where I work, recently published Volume II of America's Concentration Crisis, presenting troubling data on health care market concentration.
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The problem is, lucid dreaming is a major hassle to accomplish—it requires concentration before you go to bed, and concentration while sleeping.
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High Customer Concentration: Marble II has high customer concentration; its top10 clients contribute 55% of its revenue, if we exclude HPE-related clients.
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"Rural areas are likely to have a higher level of concentration — and, for any given unit of concentration, a larger effect" on wages.
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The company is making lofty claims of "Increased Alertness and Focus" and "Enhanced concrentration," yet it, ironically, lacked the concentration to spell "concentration" correctly.
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The area has the second largest concentration of software technologies companies in the United States and the third largest concentration of high-technology companies.
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If directly in contact with a fan, this could lead to death from increase of carbon dioxide saturation concentration and decrease of oxygen concentration.
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For example, she said, there's a large concentration of Hispanic workers in construction and a large concentration of black workers in service sector jobs.
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Other studies have found that employer concentration has been increasing over time and that this concentration is associated with lower wages across labor markets.
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It will destroy our politics, it will destroy our society, it will destroy our economy — because concentration of wealth goes with concentration of power.
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High Customer Concentration: Marble II has high customer concentration; its top-10 clients contribute 55% of its revenue, if we exclude HPE-related clients.
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They can cause minor irritation upon contact with the skin in low concentration, and can be highly toxic in higher concentration or if inhaled.
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"In biology class, we were taught that water moves from higher concentration to a lower concentration, and that's exactly what happens post-shower," she says.
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Under the "market definition and concentration" approach, regulators would determine the relevant labour market and scrutinise mergers that would push concentration over a certain threshold.
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This could be due to the concentration of government workers in states around Washington, DC. But some agencies have a much higher concentration of minorities.
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Even the president himself campaigned against media concentration, and this deal was an even bigger concentration of power than the AT&T-Time Warner deal.
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"A city represents a concentration of people but it also represents a concentration of capital, represented partly in the fixed stock of buildings," Lamson-Hall said.
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Some Asset Concentration While geographic and tenant diversity is good, there is some asset concentration with the 10 largest assets generating about 46% of passing rent.
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Specifically, they react with polar molecules—molecules that have a concentration of positive charge on one end and a concentration of negative charge on the other.
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Interest Only (IO) Concentration Tested The transactions have a material concentration of IO loans, maturing within a three-year period during the lifetime of the transactions.
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"Most of the neighborhoods with a higher concentration of rat complaints coincide with the neighborhoods with a higher concentration of dog poop," according to the website .
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An espresso machine can produce a beverage of this concentration: the Americano, which is just an espresso shot diluted with water to the concentration of filter coffee.
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Concentration Risk: As a wholesaler, Makro has higher concentration risk than other players in the food retail industry in terms of the number of customers and stores.
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Blood testing showed PFAS concentration levels in his body above the national average, and his children had around twice the level of concentration he has, Allen said.
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However, Fitch believes CSL's low impairment ratios do not fully reflect its credit and concentration risk as it has higher single-name concentration relative to domestic peers.
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Interest-Only Concentration All three transactions have interest-only concentration: interest-only loans maturing over any three-year period constitute more than 20% of the portfolio's current balance.
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The first-draw sample at one water fountain had a concentration of 712 parts per billion; the second-draw sample had a concentration of 34.8 parts per billion.
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Concentration in Canada is roughly double that in the United States, according to Dwayne Winseck, a Carleton University professor and director of the Canadian Media Concentration Research Project.
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Concentration Risk: As a wholesaler, Makro has higher concentration risk than other companies in the food retail industry in terms of number of customers and number of stores.
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Policy could speed things along: tax relief for low-income households to reduce the concentration of income, and property and inheritance-tax reform to reduce the concentration of wealth.
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border, and that is exactly what they are -- they are concentration camps," she said in an Instagram live video.
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Nazi concentration camp survivor Petro Mishuk of Ukraine mourns during commemoration ceremonies for the 74th anniversary of the liberation of Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald, near Weimar, Germany, April 11.
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One notable factor is that younger households tend to have a lower concentration of TVs per person, and a higher concentration of portable devices — like laptops and smart phones.
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Germany's finance ministry seems to prefer a hybrid approach, setting a concentration threshold above which holdings would be subject to a charge based on both concentration and credit risk.
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A sample from one fountain had a lead concentration of 153,590 parts per billion, while a faucet in an office had a lead concentration of 7,480 parts per billion.
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" -- iBaseToy Fluffy Slime with "1500 ppm boron concentration.
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" -- Meland Fluffy Slime with "1100 ppm boron concentration.
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"Concentration on low-quality generic drugs, high product concentration and heightened regulatory risks will continue to constrain most Chinese drug makers' business profiles to non-investment grade levels," it said.
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This year, strawberries remained at the top of the list of produce with the highest concentration of pesticides, while sweet corn and avocados were ranked as having the lowest concentration.
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The collateral pool is subject to excess concentration parameters and eligibility criteria to limit pool concentration of loan product and asset types, obligor and geographic exposure, and various asset characteristics.
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The concentration was higher in sea salt compared to lake and rock salt, and the highest levels were found in Asian brands, with Indonesia seeing the highest concentration of microplastics.
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The idea is that water moves from an area in which there is a lower concentration of solute into one with a higher concentration to create a more balanced solution.
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Lepchenko's case remained unresolved for longer because the concentration of meldonium in her first positive sample, 12,360 nanograms per milliliter, was 93 times greater than the concentration in Betov's sample.
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One synthetic weed product might be four specific chemicals of a weak concentration, but the next time you buy the same product, it might be five chemicals of high concentration.
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border, and that is exactly what they are -- they are concentration camps," Ocasio-Cortez told an Instagram Live audience Monday evening.
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If there is a particular reason to favour dispersion of technological know-how and economic activity, it is that the concentration of such things also corresponds to a concentration of power.
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border and that is exactly what they are — they are concentration camps," she said in an Instagram Q&A last week.
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California is home to the United States' largest concentration of Arab-Americans, and in Anaheim's Little Arabia, a colorful concentration of Middle Eastern businesses, this thriving community is on full display.
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" -- Toysmith Jupiter Juice Slime with "1900 ppm boron concentration.
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"The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border, and that is exactly what they are -- they are concentration camps," Ocasio-Cortez told an Instagram Live audience at the time.
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Large Obligor Concentration: The transaction is exposed to concentration risk, with the top-three obligors representing over 15.5% of the pool and the top-10 obligors representing over 30% of the pool.
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On the one hand, it has a concentration of freight talent as a concentration of companies in the freight industry and so the pro of that is that you're in the mix.
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In addition to the high FAANG concentration, tech stocks overall make up just shy of 26 percent of the , nearly double the concentration of the next largest sectors, health care and financials.
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They also argued that even if there has been increased market concentration, the successes and failures of companies are unpredictable and that increased concentration over time is not inherently a bad thing.
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But the economists insisted that introducing such assets in parallel with a regulation on limiting sovereign concentration risk would help "smooth the transition away from excessive concentration on home-country government bonds".
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For hot tubs, the CDC recommends a pH level of 2000 to 23, free chlorine concentration of at least three parts per million, and free bromine concentration of at least four ppm.
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However, BNSC's strong growth in recent years, its concentration in commercial real estate (CRE), and its geographic concentration in South Florida are viewed by Fitch as rating constraints relative to similarly rated peers.
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Sections of his quasi-documentary film "Spielberg's List" (2003) were set within a reconstructed Nazi concentration camp originally created for "Schindler's List" and built directly beside the ruins of a real concentration camp.
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Mass concentration map using data pulled from the new survey.
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He also likened the tent city to a concentration camp.
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They tested semen volume, pH, sperm concentration, motility and shape.
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The biggest concentration of our users is on game consoles.
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That amount of concentration might scare off traditional venture investors.
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All the Nazi concentration camps and Democrat Japanese internment camps.
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As they twirl, each dancer's concentration is fixed on Allah.
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Then a higher concentration of tiles is right for you.
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In France, a concentration of 80 micrograms triggers an alert.
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Many of the party's leaders were murdered in concentration camps.
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He was even sent briefly to Dachau, a concentration camp.
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Nonetheless, Djokovic clearly has broken some of Nadal's celebrated concentration.
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Concentration risk arises from REC's exposure to the power sector.
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The gas "shower" at Majdanek concentration camp in Lublin, Poland.
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And they watched the concentration of these new compounds rise.
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Research has shown that music can increase your concentration levels.
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He was taken to Auschwitz and several other concentration camps.
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However, eHi has lower concentration risk compared with CAR Inc.
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Newark, Delaware, and Warminster, Pennsylvania, showed particularly high concentration levels.
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This way, you get a sense of your concentration risk.
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The largest concentration of Amazonians, over 25,000, is in Seattle.
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I definitely put my concentration on making the perfect playlist.
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Many who returned to Europe perished in Nazi concentration camps.
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"Blood alcohol concentration also seems to be important," Vingren says.
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He just lost his concentration a little during the sixth.
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Only because of the current concentration is that threat credible.
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Concentration intensifies, and worries about the past or future dissipate.
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Other economic measures point toward the same concentration of opportunity.
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Jewish citizens were assaulted, killed or sent to concentration camps.
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Other centres lack its scale and sheer concentration of expertise.
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This could help to reduce the growing concentration of wealth.
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It required intense concentration, Children's Hospital said in a statement.
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This moral hazard is aggravated by the market's unhealthy concentration.
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Testing continues to determine the level of concentration, he said.
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" -- Haniex Soft Magic Crystal Slime with "1400 ppm boron concentration.
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And there's no bigger concentration of nerds than in podcasts.
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She majored in visual communications, with a concentration in photography.
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She has intense concentration and a huge capacity for work.
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The dancers worked with concentration, finishing with a partnering sequence.
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However, they highlight the risks of its material obligor concentration.
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The corporate world is also rethinking its ideas about concentration.
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Now imagine if it fought corporate concentration across the economy.
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Why are U.S. border detention centers being called "concentration camps"?
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In it, you describe visiting concentration camps, you visited Sarajevo.
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Concentration camp inmates in Nazi Germany were branded with numbers.
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It's a mesmerizing, albeit overwhelming, concentration of stalls and options.
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Firstly, we had a larger concentration of West Indian immigrants.
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I don't let anything stop my focus, concentration, or drive.
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New studies have shown how market concentration factors into pricing.
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Students visit former concentration camps or memorials to smaller camps.
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It also reflects high concentration risks in assets and liabilities.
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Beading put them both into a realm of calm concentration.
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The vast and terrifying concentration camp that is North Korea.
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The increasing concentration can harm marine life in many ways.
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His concentration was in government, with a minor in English.
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Something about being on the plane helps with my concentration.
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Let's break that down: The concentration of hydrogen ions, a.k.a.
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What's interesting about it is its formidable concentration of talent.
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Or does it require long hours of studying and concentration?
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Antitrust law worked to cut back corporate concentration and control.
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Henry Bawnik was 21945 when his concentration camp odyssey began.
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His mother and four siblings died in a concentration camp.
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The authors believe that urine concentration better reflects prenatal exposure.
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The media concentration issue is a familiar one for Australians.
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Beyond that, there is too much concentration in the industry.
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In many ways, it was still like a concentration camp.
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I was missing school and being taken to concentration camps.
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The concentration in her face gradually shifted to raw emotion.
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Geographical Concentration: Mastellone generates most of its sales in Argentina.
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The move is aimed at containing concentration risk of banks.
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His concentration is high and he feels good about himself.
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However eHi has lower concentration risk compared with CAR Inc.
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Two rival stories vie to explain the rise in concentration.
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But as always, Mr. Schiff's concentration and stamina were amazing.
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Just where could such a massive concentration of power go?
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In 21% of the classrooms, the concentration exceeded 3,9303 ppm.
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The film is set in a concentration camp in 1944.
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It's manually challenging and demands concentration for hours on end.
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Engineers found those spaces noisy and distracting, and concentration suffered.
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Everything about them conveys and invites considerable thought and concentration.
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I am not in a concentration camp in Nazi Germany.
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This is obviously what happened in the Nazi concentration camps.
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They were detained in Dachau, a concentration camp near Munich.
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Nazi concentration camp survivor Alexander Bytschok of Kiev, Ukraine, mourns during the commemoration ceremonies for the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of the former Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald, near Weimar, Germany, on April 15.
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Recipients of those summonses were deported — to concentration camps across Eastern Europe, including Auschwitz, a concentration camp and death camp in Poland where more than half a million Hungarian Jews were murdered by 1945.
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But as I recently explained, monopolies and corporate concentration can impact much more than your grocery store receipt: Corporate concentration means companies have to compete less for workers, and therefore could push wages down.
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"I don't know if he managed to leave that concentration camp, because refugee camps, many of them, are of concentration (type) because of the great number of people left there inside them," the pope said.
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The show — which follows the trial of John Demjanjuk, who was accused of actually being a Ukranian concentration camp guard nicknamed Ivan the Terrible — used maps to identify where the Nazi concentration camps were located.
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On June 18, Liz Cheney defined a "concentration camp" as a place that can only exist in German history, even though Latin American migrants are being held in American concentration camps at this very moment.
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Antibiotics have a Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) which has been determined in laboratories as the concentration of a given antibiotic to kill or inhibit a given bacteria growing on nutrient medium in a petri dish.
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Professor Cheung said that the carbon-dioxide concentration in air was generally no more than about 0.2 percent, and that a concentration of more than about 5 percent would cause a person to feel breathless.
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Professor Cheung said that the carbon-dioxide concentration in air was generally no more than about 0.2 percent, and that a concentration of more than about 33 percent would cause a person to feel breathless.
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A battery of new studies link concentration, profits and falling wages.
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The labour share has fallen fastest in industries with growing concentration.
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Both areas have a high concentration of tenants desiring different spaces.
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She died aged 15 at Bergen-Belson concentration camp in 1945.
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The limited scale and concentration in Taipei significantly constrain the rating.
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INGRAHAM: What would he say about the Nazi concentration camp issues?
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So are border people to be described as running concentration camps?
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He added that future concentration will be based on Iran's needs.
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Diversification Mitigates Geographic Concentration: YIG's portfolio is diversified across different industries.
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Up the concentration ticked, from 0 to 5 to 10 percent.
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The mogul claims the media concentration issue consequently no longer exists.
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The concentration of bright minds, in turn, attracts more brain power.
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However, excessive concentration also brings risks, so managers must invest wisely.
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No digital noise plus pure concentration equals a recipe for productivity.
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If you don't like the term concentration camp, help close them.
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Other circumstances, including the presence of pollution, may affect bacterial concentration.
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But they argue concentration camps should be distinguished from refugee camps.
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They also provided urine samples, which were tested for acetaminophen concentration.
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"It's not the drug with the highest concentration necessarily," said Davis.
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These phones have had a fundamental effect on our concentration levels.
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ICE is never mentioned; concentration camps for immigrants are never mentioned.
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A map shows the concentration of Latino residents in Houston neighborhoods.
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The world is watching the abuses in ICE's concentration camps unfold.
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Stutthof was the first Nazi concentration camp built outside of Germany.
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Hitler was in the midst of constructing his sixth concentration camp.
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On the broadband front, we find a significant concentration of capital.
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De La Rosa said he lost concentration with runners on base.
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Does the concentration of exclamation points indicate that I'm a pushover?
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Minnesota's concentration on stopping Curry left some additional opportunities for Green.
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So basically you have this hyper-concentration on the delivery side.
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This includes adequate, but weakening, funding and liquidity, including deposit concentration.
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A player's concentration is measured through tiny electrical impulses called brainwaves.
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That creates a gradient of ionic concentration perpendicular to the surface.
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To do that, they measured the concentration of water in urine.
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Those Twiggy eyelashes take a whole lot of concentration, after all.
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It does indeed, thanks to the high concentration of lactic acid.
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Sometimes a certain degree of noise can be helpful for concentration.
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But this is not the only explanation for rising industry concentration.
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Even for adults, the viewer loses some concentration when reading subtitles.
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Seven steroids differed significantly in concentration between doped and control animals.
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The concentration of income and wealth, in particular in the top .
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When stress levels are high, the concentration of the hormone increases.
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No. It looked like she came out of concentration prison camp.
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Such a concentration of power over us is never inherently safe.
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Concentration or contemplation will not give you the experience of transcending.
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Because of the high concentration of Cubans in Miami-Dade County.
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The Sun meets Mercury at 10:14 AM, sharpening our concentration.
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Secular Retailer Trends Favor Power Centers DDR has limited tenant concentration.
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They were significantly more diverse because it wasn't this concentration problem.
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This offsets the risks stemming from MIT's geographical concentration in Singapore.
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But as a labourer in exile, not a concentration-camp inmate.
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Lying initially required more effort and concentration than telling the truth.
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I definitely lost my concentration at the beginning of the argument.
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The totally locked-in concentration they have to follow a scene?
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" -- Kidsco Glow in The Dark Slime with "4600 ppm boron concentration.
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"Concentration camps were not invented in Germany," Hitler said in 1941.
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All antidepressants work by affecting the concentration and function of neurotransmitters.
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These look-alike grits packed a remarkable concentration of shellfish flavor.
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Mumbai, India, holds the highest concentration of leopards in the world.
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Turgel, who survived four concentration camps, died last week at 95.
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Huge battles over immigration, racism and wealth concentration marked both eras.
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But laws exist to prevent concentration: the Sherman Act, for one.
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But a band needs discipline and concentration to pull that off.
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Was it the BulletProof Brain Octane, which promises to boost concentration?
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Trauma can hurt memory, limit concentration and make organizing thoughts difficult.
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But building a circle of concentration is like being a cook.
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And lately the concentration and frequency of attacks has everyone puzzled.
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Concentration, focus, and co-ordination in the service of political work.
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If you smoke dabs, the concentration could be eighty, ninety percent.
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A concentration of that could treat people infected with the virus.
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The concentration that is needed to make these drawings is incremental.
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New technologies are great, but not at the expense of concentration.
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The size and concentration of fighters took American officials by surprise.
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There's a low concentration of people of color here in Boston.
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Its velocity and height, combined with beautiful surroundings, heighten riders' concentration.
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Concentration is like a super power in most knowledge work pursuits.
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Democracy can't flourish in a context of grotesque concentration of wealth.
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Gauteng includes the biggest concentration of black middle-class South Africans.
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The extraordinary concentration required to guide himself "broke me," Wheatcroft said.
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The documents do not cite the possibility of creating "concentration camps".
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Other symptoms include altered eating habits, poor expression, and concentration problems.
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But "the greenhouse effect, unfortunately, only cares about concentration," said Karnauskas.
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Did he end up in the military's "chupaderos," its concentration camps?
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Those cases represent the largest concentration of the illness outside China.
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Those cases represent the largest concentration of the illness outside China.
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Photo essay: 'When my great-uncle liberated a Nazi concentration camp'
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" Mayor Rudy Giuliani refers to Camp Liberty as a "concentration camp.
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He was transferred to the Dachau concentration camp in December 21996.
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An upgrade is unlikely given HSB's business model and concentration risks.
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Concentration threatens our markets, threatens our economy, and threatens our democracy.
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These enzymes are heavily involved in both concentration and forming memories.
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Lawyers can acquire hallmark precision only through repeated exercises of concentration.
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EU officials describe conditions there as akin to wartime concentration camps.
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The concentration is just slightly lower at 94% instead of 96%.
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The software operates by measuring hemoglobin concentration, a component of blood.
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This concentration of power strikes at the heart of our democracy.
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So I had to really think about the concentration of that.
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They measured the concentration of the chemicals in each hair product.
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Project Concentration and Forex Risks: Jababeka's rating is primarily constrained by the high concentration of its business in Cikarang, which Fitch expects to account for 963%-80% of presales in the next two to three years.
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I don't want to know it's time to get up, break my concentration and hoover the bloody house; although, paradoxically, I'd love my concentration to be broken if it would only inform me of a retweet.
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A low concentration of the Karenia brevis organism is considered to be 10 cells per liter of water , while a high concentration -- which has the ability to kill fish -- typically starts at 500,000 cells per liter.
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A low concentration of the Karenia brevis organism is considered to be 10 cells per liter of water , while a high concentration -- which has the ability to kill fish -- typically starts at 500,000 cells per liter.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump's 'Concentration Camps,'" by Charles M. Blow (column, June 24): Mr. Blow only begins to scratch the surface that is the horror of our nation's treatment of children held in concentration camps.
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It seems inevitable that the very rich and, possibly, the upper middle class will pay more in taxes — if there is ever another tax increase — because the concentration of income also means the concentration of taxes.
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The gradient between the solutions causes negatively charged electrons to flow from the electrode with a lower proton concentration, the air side, to the electrode with the higher proton concentration, the carbon dioxide side, creating a current.
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Beijing's readings on concentrations of fine particulates declined by 35 percent; Hebei Province's capital city, Shijiazhuang, cut its concentration by 39 percent; and Baoding, called China's most polluted city in 2015, reduced its concentration by 38 percent.
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Since 1997 market concentration has risen in two-thirds of American industries.
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As the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide rises, so does the temperature.
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Should markets be worried at all about this concentration in mortgage lending?
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Market concentration causes wages to stagnate because it reduces competition for labor.
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Wal-Mart and Whole Foods; Florida has the country's third-largest concentration
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Well, I mean, the concentration in Silicon Valley, there's nothing like it.
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McGavock High School had the largest concentration of teacher absences at 125.
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Hitler used gas chambers at concentration camps to murder people in droves.
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It's the thickest concentration of poverty that you could manufacture and condense.
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"This is not a safe substance," Hatten warned about high-concentration peroxide.
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"I know what concentration camps are," Takei wrote on Twitter this Tuesday.
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By the late 1930s, five German concentration camps held about 20,000 people.
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The highest concentration of attacks occurred in larger cities throughout the country.
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"We were citizens and put into a concentration camp," Nakamura-Okazaki said.
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You want to determine which drug had the highest concentration for itself.
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A concentration camp is a zone of lawlessness, a legal black hole.
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But concentration means not raising expectations too high and not over-reaching.
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In another Goldin photo, White is in her studio, deep in concentration.
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Saying that the prison was like a concentration camp is no exaggeration.
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The practice seemed to require a dedication and concentration I couldn't muster.
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It takes time and concentration and that moment is all about me.
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Soviet scientists who disagreed were sent to concentration camps and even killed.
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It was originally used to identify gay men in Nazi concentration camps.
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The darker a county, the higher the concentration of affected industries there.
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Reading means parsing grammar on the fly, a tricky task requiring concentration.
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The requirement: Create mixtures with the highest possible concentration of effective ingredients.
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So that's the difference — the concentration of radiation coming off of it.
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Shoes of murdered prisoners in a concentration camp, likely Treblinka or Belzec.
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Shoes from victims of genocide at the Nazi concentration camp of Auschwitz.
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This concentration is, the report argues, an innate feature of digital markets.
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His concentration and the hard work is something he got from school.
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Here are the 20 stocks in Goldman's hedge fund high concentration basket.
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Farmers like Petersen are on the receiving end of all this concentration.
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The deal comes in a context of increasing concentration in many industries.
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Taking a walk is linked to increased levels of happiness and concentration.
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That oh-so-genuine look of concern and concentration on his face.
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But I find that concentration of wealth in Silicon Valley deeply disturbing.
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Concentration is particularly pronounced in the most advanced sectors of the economy.
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That's 80 times higher than the concentration you have in gold mines.
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Almost all people with depression have problems with attention, concentration and memory.
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Is that just a function of the media concentration in the city?
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They were (in order): racism, socialism, fascism, concentration camp, xenophobia and bigot.
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The concentration of data in walled gardens increases the cost of security.
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Forget blustery days: Wind raises the concentration of allergens in the air.
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"That contented concentration is what I love about making art," she writes.
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These sectors are characterised by significant concentration and high barriers to entry.
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Geographic portfolio concentration and development are factors that balance these credit strengths.
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Concentration comes easier when things are well organised, and stress levels decrease.
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Serbia has the highest concentration of private guns per head in Europe.
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Our dystopia looks more like a Taco Bell than a concentration camp.
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Tuyman's practice, beneath the shadow of the concentration camps, poses that question.
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This continent has the greatest geographical concentration of cultural and linguistic diversity.
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And, thanks to concentration in the market, this isn't a new trend.
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The fragmented customer base effectively reduces customer concentration risk and earnings volatility.
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Calling guards along our border, calling Border Patrol agents concentration-camp guards.
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However, many Chinese indigenous brands have high product and model concentration risk.
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International observers, however, claim the centers are more akin to concentration camps.
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" The group repeatedly yelled "shame" at Nielsen and "End Texas concentration camps.
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The legal limit for blood alcohol concentration in all states is .08%.
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He spent three years in concentration camps, including the infamous Auschwitz camp.
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Concentration risk per obligor is material, in common with the factoring sector.
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These aromas can help calm people down while boosting energy and concentration.
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"Crust" is next in line, with a greater concentration in the North.
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There is plenty of evidence that corporate concentration is on the rise.
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Texas, Florida, California, and New York had the highest concentration of incidents.
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This motif alone suggests deep concentration of spirit as well as body.
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We also included the states with the highest concentration of each job.
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Costs may vary, depending on the concentration of mosquitoes, Mr. Kirk said.
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The company's sales concentration in the hardware business has some analysts concerned.
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And there is no worse concentration of power than the modern presidency.
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It also leads to much greater concentration and consolidation in our economy.
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NTB's ratings reflect its declining capitalisation, modest franchise and high product concentration.
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And that concentration of control and decision-making makes those systems ineffective.
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My first thought is, No one should squeal in a concentration camp.
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This might affect her energy and concentration at work or personal life.
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A spaetzle dish was like mental chess, demanding concentration on every front.
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It would be the first of many tests of the dogs' concentration.
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The natural concentration of the tech industry was always an odd thing.
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Such a concentration would have quickly resulted in Skripal's death, Lavrov said.
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The reason: The way that regulators defined unhealthy concentration in a market.
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One of the new sites marketed an "oxygen concentration" machine for $3,080.
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Historically, such concentration has often led to the decline of powerful societies.
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Harvard Medical School has found that exercise improves your memory and concentration.
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The biggest concentration of cases is in London, which has had 51.
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Transports to concentration and death camps began in July of that year.
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The highest concentration of these updates occurred on the referendum date itself.
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LOS ANGELES — It has the highest concentration of billionaires in the country.
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T watched with concentration, as though seeing them for the first time.
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Sleep deprivation and poor sleep quality affect concentration, memory, and decision-making.
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A proper pull-up is a yogic feat of concentration and grace.
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The SPDR Bloomberg Barclays International Bond ETF has considerable concentration in Japan.
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Most of Zell&aposs family that stayed behind died in concentration camps.
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This concentration gives these companies outsize potential to move markets, per Goldman.
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It's what you discover about yourself in all those hours of concentration.
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The rating remains constrained by the company's small size and geographical concentration.
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Earlier in December, Amazon pulled Christmas ornaments depicting the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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But Johnson may have been wary of an over-concentration of credit.
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The sheer concentration of talent in the W.N.B.A. makes it extremely competitive.
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Since 1850, the concentration of the gas has increased over 40 percent.
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In O'Brien's draft, the attackers were vengeful survivors of Vlad's concentration camps.
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Printing requires total concentration—fifteen hours a day, a week per print.
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And the concentration of prosperity does not appear to be slowing down.
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They did not both die at the Birkenau concentration camp in 1944.
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The small number of members and customers means deposit concentration is high.
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But not all the colors reach the ground in the same concentration.
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A million Uyghurs, as you pointed out, Muslims, are in concentration camps.
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The concentration of UN operations in Damascus only makes the matter worse.
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He notes that there is a major distinction between concentration and focus.
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A million Uighurs, as you pointed out, Muslims, are in concentration camps.
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Reduced concentration in loans and deposits could be beneficial for the VRs.
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Why are we seeing this increasing economic concentration in the first place?
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There is so much going on that it demands your full concentration.
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And with that continued concentration comes risk of another bailout, he said.
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The concentration baskets are not sector-neutral versus the S&P 500.
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"It's the second-biggest concentration of coronavirus outside of Wuhan," he said.
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Maybe you have sensitive skin and need a low concentration of retinol.
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The study also found that greater market concentration led to higher spending.
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China has built concentration camps for over a million Muslim ethnic minorities.
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What we've got, instead, is more greed and globalism and wealth concentration.
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"The concentration of poverty is the story of Baltimore," Mr. Mosby said.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Increasingly Donald Trump is turning this nation into Nazi Germany and turning these into concentration camps UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We can&apost find a solution to this problem without harming children, without putting them into concentration camps?
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Fitch views the company's strong capital position as a significant mitigant to risks associated with the Group having a relatively higher level of geographic concentration in the province of Quebec and its loan portfolio concentration of residential mortgages.
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Read these stories next: Gay Men Are Being Held In Concentration Camps In Chechnya U.S. Congress Has Passed A Resolution Condemning Anti-LGBTQ Violence In Chechnya Survivors From Gay Concentration Camps In Chechnya Are Sharing Their Horrifying Stories
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"An extreme concentration of wealth means an extreme concentration of economic and political power," University of California, Berkeley, economics professors Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman wrote in a New York Times column responding to New York Democratic Rep.
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"A forecast of the atmospheric concentration of carbon-dioxide shows that 22 will witness one of the largest annual rises in concentration since measurements began at Mauna Loa, in Hawaii, 22," the Met Office said in a statement.
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What's more, the trial participants used benzoyl peroxide at a concentration of 3 percent; Joel Cohen, a dermatologist and director of AboutSkin Dermatology in Colorado, told Gizmodo that benzoyl peroxide is often used at a higher concentration than that.
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In essence: Higher temperature = a higher concentration of 22019O in H2O Lower temperature = a lower concentration of 18O in H2O Dansgaard surmised this made it possible to connect the oxygen makeup in the water of old ice with climate.
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"If you're going to be outdoors for eight hours, you might want to try a higher concentration repellent, but if you're only outdoors gardening for maybe an hour or two, you could use a lower concentration," Dr. McAllister said.
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Today is the 71st anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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It's the highest level of political concentration in Asia, comparable to Latin America.
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Behind an assortment of keyboards and sequencers, Sasha bobs his head in concentration.
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Just sticking with the plot soaks up every ounce of concentration you have.
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Also noticed an unusual concentration of calcium in several deposits around the city.
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Because of this, it has a relatively high concentration of something called catechins.
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I am glad I caught this moment of complete flow, of complete concentration.
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Adolf Hitler systematically killed millions of Jews in concentration camps during the Holocaust.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is going to put Americans in concentration camps.
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You'll return to your task with heightened concentration and focus on your goal.
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I mean, I don&apost want to be sent to that concentration camp.
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While they have different goals, both require balance, careful footwork, stamina and concentration.
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But this not a concentration camp and should not be in this list.
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He is already certain that his concentration is not what it once was.
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Sharp fluctuations in the ratios highlight concentration risks in the banks' funding profiles.
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An estimated 360,000 have settled in the area, the largest concentration in Florida.
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The samples were then analyzed for concentration, motility, vitality, morphology and DNA fragmentation.
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We believe Suruga's concentration in retail lending is mitigated by adequate risk controls.
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As the portfolio deleverages the transaction is becoming more exposed to obligor concentration.
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Product and Geographical Concentration: Tewoo's major trading activities focus on metals, especially steel.
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Like other community banks, this concentration exposes CVB to a regional economic shock.
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The second mistake is to treat concentration camps as synonymous with the Holocaust.
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It can cause slurred speech, impaired concentration, and poor coordination — aka being drunk.
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Nik makes rounds of the gym, a look of concentration on his face.
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Sanders has described it as one way to spread the concentration of wealth.
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So it does not introduce any concentration risk in terms of concentrating data.
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Muhammad lived in a giant concentration camp with tens of thousands of Rohingya.
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It has about 70 marine lakes, the highest concentration anywhere on the planet.
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Worries about corporate concentration and market power are renewing interest in antitrust policy.
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"Improving ventilation in your home can reduce the concentration and exposure," she said.
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Deposit concentration is high due to the low number of members and customers.
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The entrance of Auschwitz concentration camp after its liberation in Jan. 1945. Jan.
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Star worn by Jewish prisoners at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany.
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Victim memorials in a cell at the Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar, Germany.
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This has led to the concentration and subsequent clustering of talent and startups.
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The Nazis arrested Borrel in 1943 and sent her to a concentration camp.
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The background concentration of methane in the air is typically around 2000 ppm.
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Branson also expressed concern about the concentration of outsourced business processes by banks.
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But along with that concentration of talent comes both competition and steep prices.
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A final tension is between competition and the concentration implied by network effects.
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The VR also factors in very high single obligor concentration compared with peers.
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Workers are flocking to the state, including a healthy concentration of STEM employees.
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He was in a concentration camp, yet he knew Matisse, Klee, most artists.
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The map shows the concentration of stars and dwarf galaxies across the skies.
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They also collected lychees from the orchards near the highest concentration of cases.
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"However, there are no good opening lines in a concentration camp," he added.
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Nishioka added that such a concentration of authority in one person was "questionable".
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Yellow items are facilities which have a significant chance of being concentration camps.
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LOUD conversation in a train carriage that makes concentration impossible for fellow-passengers.
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Concentration has risen across most of its industries over the past two decades.
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KEB Hana also has a higher single-name exposure concentration risk than peers.
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After surviving the Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps, Wiesel wrote dozens of books.
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They found an average neonicotinoid concentration of 1.8 nanograms/gram in honey samples.
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"That was inexcusable," he said, describing the error as a lapse in concentration.
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The Internet's latest meme requires teamwork, concentration, and a whole lot of patience.
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"I think that the concentration point is not to be lost," Grawert said.
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For one thing, the average sperm concentration in the participants was fairly low.
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Anne and her sister were later transferred to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
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Jones has repeatedly warned of FEMA plots to put Americans in concentration camps.
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That level of concentration is of a, I believe, of a different type.
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The Auschwitz concentration camp was established before the extermination camp came into being.
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Symptoms include episodes of a lack of concentration, being very tired and vomiting.
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Spicy finally made a mistake ... I clearly meant to say 'concentration clubs,' OK?
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There is a high concentration of denizens from the leafy North Shore suburbs.
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Mental Concentration, which forced celebrity contestants to solve brain teasers under extreme pressure.
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Profit margins have increased in direct proportion to the concentration of the market.
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Casey's just staring at this TV with this concentration I've never seen before.
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Instead they're still reflecting on adolescence with a humility and concentration that hurts.
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This concentration is higher than what Fitch usually observes in consumer ABS transactions.
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Counterparty and Forex Risk: TBI's rating also reflects its low customer concentration risk.
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Ce continent constitue la plus grande concentration géographique de diversités culturelles et linguistiques.
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Her collecting started 20 years ago, with a concentration on Latin American art.
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And Victor Frankl's account of his experience in concentration camps is almost superhuman.
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Measured concentration and performance from those who read out loud was far better.
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The normal concentration of methane in the atmosphere is two parts per million.
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The result was an economy with far too much concentration of economic power.
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PRS05-1 has the largest concentration, with 45.8% maturing between 2028 and 9083.
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Iowa and Minnesota have the largest concentration of hog operations in the nation.
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The protesters chanted "shame" and "end Texas concentration camps" a the Cabinet official.
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" Trump told his base that she said "essentially Nazis are running concentration camps.
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Some people with the condition also have problems with their memory or concentration.
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The Trump administration sanctioned individuals tied to China's Uighur concentration camps in Xinjiang.
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It is invariably chock-full of facts, figures and tips, requiring full concentration.
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Sweaty woman in full concentration coaxing music from rusted steel and wearing goggles.
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