More precisely, we preserve the resources needed for human consumption, whether that means energy consumption or aesthetic consumption.
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Public consumption: No. Consumption allowed only in private homes, although sanctioned consumption spaces might be considered in the future.
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The contemporary holiday has grown to center around a ritual of consumption — and not just consumption, but excessive consumption.
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Given that orange juice consumption accounts for 26 percent of total fruit consumption, this means fruit consumption is down in America.
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Public consumption: Yes, but only where tobacco consumption is allowed.
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Consumption or individual consumption will be of interest to us.
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"If you look at consumption more broadly, you can break it into urban consumption and rural consumption," Gupta told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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Economics' answer is consumption, both future as well as current consumption.
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The "reason is that if you look at physical indicators — rail car loadings, truck loadings, cement consumption, steel consumption, exports, natural gas consumption, electricity consumption — none of those are consistent with 6.8 or 6.9," he explained.
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It's the consumption district for people who claim to dislike consumption districts.
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Why it matters: Book consumption by volume has remained relatively unchanged over the past five years, while consumption of digital and social media consumption has skyrocketed.
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Public consumption: Yes, but in limited spaces including where tobacco consumption is allowed.
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Darnell argues that porn consumption is similar to media consumption across the board.
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More people means more consumption, and, specifically, more consumption by the working poor.
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"Both household final consumption expenditure and government final consumption expenditure supported growth," Destatis noted.
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By law, serving sizes should be based on actual consumption and not ideal consumption.
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Nitrogen-based fertiliser consumption represents about 60 percent of total fertiliser consumption, Euronext said.
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And finally, if you look at consumption, the consumption data has been quite strong.
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"Public consumption should be prohibited unless at locally regulated consumption sites," the report recommends.
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The main risk factors for that are heavy sugar consumption, trans fat consumption and obesity.
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Fitch predicts a similar hit to consumption in 2019, and has revised up poultry consumption.
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Vegetable consumption was similar for both groups; meats accounted for the difference in protein consumption.
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"What the industry [is realizing] is [that] secondary consumption leads to primary consumption," he explained.
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Public consumption: No. Consumption is only allowed in private residences, or the land adjacent to it.
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"Regarding weak consumption, we believe adding jobs will boost income and affect consumption eventually," Park said.
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CONSUMPTION: China accounts for half of global copper consumption estimated at 24 million tonnes this year.
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The plan does not seek to reduce excessive consumption, but to somehow make excessive consumption sustainable.
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Whale consumption accounted for 0.1 percent of all Japanese meat consumption, according to the Asahi newspaper.
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Meanwhile, consumption of red meat has been declining (though chicken consumption is still on the rise).
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They do not appear in any way as mere objects for male consumption, or consumption generally.
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The case against: Social scientists typically use beer consumption as a proxy for alcohol consumption generally.
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"Data consumption is driving up overall content consumption," said Hanish Bhatia, an analyst at Counterpoint Research.
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But foreign production for domestic consumption is hurt, and domestic production for foreign consumption is helped.
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We want to fundamentally change the way you think about consumption, the way I think about consumption.
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One example: efficiency programs reward reduced electricity consumption, even though in many cases electrification will increase consumption.
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But while beer consumption has kept declining through the late 2000s, wine and liquor consumption has increased.
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It's a tough situation — but just as consumption is the problem, consumption can also be the solution.
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Fruit and vegetable consumption also varied by region, with those living in the Pacific states reporting the most regular consumption and those living in the South Central states reporting the least regular consumption.
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Music consumption has skyrocketed, but the monies earned by individual writers and artists for that consumption has plummeted.
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Details: In the last 15 years, global steel consumption has doubled and global cement consumption has nearly tripled.
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Natural-gas consumption in the United States increased by 10% last year, equivalent to Britain's total annual consumption.
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The goal is to reduce the state's water consumption by 25 percent based on 2013 levels of consumption.
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In fact, the National Chicken Council shows that when pork and beef consumption decreases, poultry consumption goes up.
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That's because studies tend to find that reductions in beverage consumption don't lead to increases in food consumption.
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The increase in podcast consumption could be attributed to a rise in the overall consumption of digital media.
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Consumption of natural gas grew by 4% while consumption of coal declined by 4% from the previous year.
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"We should not discourage consumption of dairy, especially among people who already have low daily consumption," she said.
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INCOME VS. CONSUMPTION Many economists have argued that taxes should be levied based on consumption rather than income.
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Exposures that result in illness include consumption of contaminated food, consumption of unpasteurized (raw) milk, consumption of water that has not been disinfected, contact with cattle, or contact with the feces of infected people.
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Public consumption: No. Consumption will be confined to private residence for now — but that could change in the future.
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The issue with alcohol consumption is that diet quality tends to decrease if they overdo it on alcohol consumption.
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The consumption-poverty measure that produced the heartening 133% figure, for example, was pegged to consumption levels in 1980.
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Power producers' gas consumption has been declining year-on-year since October 222 while coal consumption has been rising.
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Additionally, consumption of conventional renewable diesel is outpacing consumption of biodiesel by a factor of nearly 28503-to-22019.
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Natural gas consumption grew by 3%, thanks in part to surging Chinese demand, and oil consumption grew by 1.8%.
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Alcohol prices and excessive consumption Here is some of that convincing evidence that higher prices for alcohol lower consumption.
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Several indicators – automobile sales, rail freight, petroleum product consumption, domestic air traffic and imports - indicate a slowdown in domestic consumption.
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If land consumption is at all analogous to fossil fuel consumption, then I'm not sure how we could think otherwise.
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Until now, overall media consumption managed to grow, even as consumption of traditional media including TV, radio and newspapers fell.
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Industrial electricity consumption accounted for more than 56 percent of total usage and household consumption made up about 13 percent.
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"Lower scrap consumption at smelters may be playing a part, increasing concentrate consumption per tonne of refined copper," he says.
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Gasoline consumption in the United States, India and China contributed most of the worldwide increase in fuel consumption last year.
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This would encourage shoe consumption and hat production, even as it discouraged the consumption of hats and production of shoes.
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After all, tariffs are taxes on consumption and when consumption taxes get too high, transactions get chased into the shadows.
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People need to be encouraged with economic incentives to forego current consumption in favor of consumption in the distant future.
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The findings were startling: Regular consumption of sugary drinks was associated with diabetes — but so was consumption of diet drinks.
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"Our study thus examines fluctuations in marijuana consumption on April 20th rather than base-rates of marijuana consumption," Staples says.
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Per-capita beer consumption had begun to decline, though overall beer consumption was still inching up due to population growth.
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Many indicators – automobile sales, rail freight, petroleum product consumption, domestic air traffic and imports - are signalling drops in domestic consumption.
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Many indicators – automobile sales, rail freight, petroleum product consumption, domestic air traffic and imports - are signalling drops in domestic consumption.
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Several indicators – automobile sales, rail freight, petroleum product consumption, domestic air traffic and imports indicate a slowdown in domestic consumption.
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They gave participants scores ranging from a low of 0, for no organic food consumption, to 32 for the highest consumption.
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"We're playing partly domestic consumption, but global consumption as well," said Duggal, who likes Korean cosmetic companies based on Chinese demand.
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Domestic consumption of foreign cuisine is treated as an "import", whereas foreign consumption of domestic cuisine is treated as an "export".
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Gasoline consumption rose 3.7 percent while diesel consumption shed 4.1 percent during the same period, Xinhua said, also citing NDRC data.
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In total, TV consumption has more than doubled in percentage points of overall consumption of screen time from 248 to 22014.
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Household consumption remained a cornerstone of growth while government consumption, which dipped in the early part of the year, also rebounded.
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Many economists expect that any developing industrial nation will eventually shift from reliance on export consumption to domestic consumption for growth.
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CONSUMPTION: Global copper consumption is estimated at around 1.93 million tonnes this year, with China accounting for about half of that.
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It's no coincidence that for many, the food consumption of Thanksgiving Day is followed by the retail consumption of Black Friday.
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From 2100 to 23.75, per capita global chicken consumption increased by 2200 percent, while beef consumption rose by only 13 percent.
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By 20183, Japan's annual consumption of whale meat had grown to 233,000 metric tons, a quarter of its total meat consumption.
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WEAKENING DEMAND Several indicators automobile sales, rail freight, petroleum product consumption, domestic air traffic and imports - indicate a slowdown in domestic consumption.
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Consumption of natural gas and petroleum grew by 393 percent, while coal consumption declined by 239 percent compared to the year before.
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The spectrum of consumption is also perhaps the widest, with consumption starting as early as age four and far into adult years.
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This shift from the creation, transmission, and consumption of information to the creation, transmission, and consumption of experience defines this new platform.
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Fluid milk consumption per capita is down by 9.7 percent in the last five years, ice cream consumption is down 3.3 percent.
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Brits' consumption of white bread has also decreased by 75% since 1974, and consumption of brown and wholemeal has risen by 85%.
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A city's attempt to measure, or at least estimate, its consumption-based emissions is known as a "consumption-based emission inventory" (CBEI).
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The province has proposed legislation that would, if passed, allow cannabis consumption in certain public areas where tobacco consumption is also allowed.
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We will constrain consumption through a shift of at least two orders of magnitude in the efficiency of consumption of raw materials.
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Natural gas consumption likely accounts for a good share of the nitrate increase, and diesel fuel consumption for the elemental carbon increase.
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Surprisingly, during the past eight years, while millennial coffee consumption increased, coffee consumption in adults 40 and older saw a significant decrease.
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Consumption of unsaturated fats had the opposite associations — the higher the consumption of unsaturated fats, the lower the average dense breast volume.
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That proposal would also move the U.S. toward a consumption-based system, but it would impose a different type of consumption tax.
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We establish a progressive consumption tax, which taxes consumption in excess of $2628,28503 at rates that rise from zero to 22019 percent.
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Research finds that individuals reduce residential energy consumption when provided with information on how their consumption compares with that of their neighbors.
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Meanwhile, men's consumption of calories from carbohydrates climbed from 42 percent to 49 percent, and women's consumption jumped 45 to 85033 percent.
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Among fossil fuels, oil consumption grew at the fastest annual rate at 19813 percent last year as low crude prices boosted consumption.
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By 2020, extensive reductions in energy consumption will make it possible for wind power to cover half of the country's electricity consumption.
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From 113 to 2016, German consumption of nonalcoholic beer grew 43 percent even as overall beer consumption declined, according to Euromonitor International.
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The polls ask Americans about their meat consumption and, for the first time ever for Gallup, their consumption of plant-based meats.
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"Consumption is being turned down very significantly and if the virus abates by the summer ... then consumption should come back," Brooks said.
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Public consumption: No — but Nunavut has said it would be open to discussing the possibility of opening cannabis consumption lounges in the future.
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As per Mary Meeker's 2016 Internet Trends Report, video consumption on Snapchat outpaced video consumption on Facebook in the first quarter of 2016.
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Following a 19 percent decline in beef consumption from 2005 to 2014, overall meat consumption has skyrocketed in the US in recent years.
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Something to do with what people do, what they eat, how they live and their habits, such as tobacco consumption and alcohol consumption.
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For his part, Shilling said his firm models China's possible GDP growth on measures of rail traffic, electricity consumption, coal consumption and debt.
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"About 80 percent of consumers do report some kind of reduction in alcohol consumption when they're also engaging in cannabis consumption," Azer said.
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According to a major analysis published in August 2017, sugar consumption is more strongly linked to heart disease and death than fat consumption.
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Both from the economy this production attracting more investment from the budget point of view as well as the consumption in domestic consumption.
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While plant-based options still pale in comparison to national meat consumption, we're seeing changes in attitudes towards and behaviors surrounding meat consumption.
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While consumption has always served as a way to display one's status, the style of consumption favored by the rich has changed significantly.
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Sausage consumption at breakfast was up 6 percent, too, and morning egg consumption was up over 18 percent over the past two years.
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It will deliver close to 20,000 units per day for the port's captive consumption (equivalent to the power consumption of 5,000 urban households).
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We are trapped in a cycle of information-consumption that is poisoning us, as surely as the consumption of piracatinga is poisoning Colombia.
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Production versus consumption For Helm, even if the United Kingdom achieves its target in terms of power production, consumption is what ultimately matters.
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Gasoline accounts for almost half of the country's oil consumption and strong growth in gasoline consumption has led the resumption in demand growth.
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In communities with Saturday sales, liquor and wine consumption fell by just over 3 percent while beer consumption went up over 6 percent.
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"Yet looking in factual objectivity, consumption of the former means consumption of more nutrients, marginally more fibre and more calories, whilst consumption of the latter means less nutrients, marginally less fibre, but less calories," reads the caption, which got nearly 12,000 likes.
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Latin America and the Middle East, among the biggest drivers of oil consumption until 2014, report much slower growth or even falling consumption as their economies fall prey to the commodities slump ("Brazil's fuel consumption falls as economy shrinks", Reuters, May 6).
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In the group with the lowest organic food consumption, the average score was 0.72, compared to 19.4 in the group with the highest consumption.
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CV: California is the biggest market by far, accounting for 20 percent of retail consumption, which doesn't include on-premise consumption, like at restaurants.
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But it is also likely distillate consumption growth has been hit by a combination of higher fuel prices and weakening freight and manufacturing consumption.
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Participants were given a "Mediterranean diet score," based on consumption of healthy foods, or a "Western diet score," based on consumption of unhealthy foods.
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The poorest three-quarters of Latin Americans account for just 40% of total consumption, compared with two-thirds of consumption in the comparator group.
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"We still don't understand how high coffee consumption affects pregnancy, and we don't know what high coffee consumption does to children," Nelson told Gizmodo.
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This past week the city launched an online water consumption map that allows people to check their neighbors' water consumption habits, per ABC News.
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The statistics office said household consumption grew percent, government consumption by 1.7percent and gross fixed capital formation by 18.6 percent from a year earlier.
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If gasoline consumption was marginally weaker at home than the weekly numbers implied, consumption in Mexico and elsewhere was stronger by an offsetting amount.
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First, the nutritional rational: Reducing soda consumption seems to be a better way to tackle obesity than reducing the consumption of sugar in foods.
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Amid news of the alarming amount of sugar consumption, though, she said researchers also observed that sugar consumption in infants was declining over all.
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The bank also cut its outlook for underlying inflation and lowered its forecast for consumption and government consumption, suggesting persistent slack in the economy.
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It is informed by decades of analysis related to data such as energy consumption, per capita meat production, human population and fossil fuel consumption.
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This is somewhat surprising given that personal consumption of drugs in Spain is not a crime and the country provides "consumption rooms" for users.
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Conscious consumption is an umbrella term that simply means engaging in the economy with more awareness of how your consumption impacts society at large.
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Inconspicuous consumption is replacing conspicuous consumption — the rich are forgoing material goods to invest in immaterial means as a way to signify status. 2.
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If the calorie labels made a difference, you would expect to see declines in New Yorkers' calorie consumption while Newark residents' consumption remained constant.
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Reducing consumption is a noble goal, but — beyond complicated math models — the logic of reducing consumption and population seems to make a lot of sense.
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It became a founding principle—this kind of virulent approach to the consumption of human resources and natural resources, and obviously the consumption of landscape.
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This created the "network effect" — a process in which the value snowballs as more production attracts more consumption and more consumption leads to more production.
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One option is to cut domestic consumption, which the kingdom has been doing by increasing gas production and reducing crude consumption in its power plants.
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Eurostat said gross fixed capital formation contributed 0.3 percentage points, household consumption 0.2 points and government consumption 0.1 points to the first-quarter growth figure.
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As coal consumption declined sharply over the past year and energy demand slowed, carbon dioxide emissions from energy consumption marked their smallest advance since 2009.
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Under the reform, criminal penalties for low-level possession and consumption were eliminated and access to supervised consumption sites, syringe exchanges and treatment options expanded.
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Electricity consumption domestically and around the world is rising on bitcoin mining fervor, according to media reports citing Digiconomist data on bitcoin-related energy consumption.
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In fact, even as the consumption share of G.D.P. has fallen, personal consumption has grown multiples faster in China than in any other major economy.
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First, the rationale for these taxes is that consumption is problematic; production (distilleries and factories) is OK. Consumption can create harm that worries the public.
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Overall, the guidelines called for a doubling of global consumption of fruits, nuts, vegetables and legumes, and cutting the consumption of red meat in half.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The White Noise augmented reality (AR) installation pits realtime data on consumption against conservation, and consumption almost always wins.
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The current headwinds to consumption are outlined in a research note called "Australia: The Consumption Crunch", by Morgan Stanley analysts Daniel Blake and Chris Nicol.
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South Africa's water consumption per person per day per litre, at around 320 litres, is double the global average rate of consumption, a water official said.
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"Not all the consumption that was happening outside China has been repatriated into China so overall the global consumption of Chinese consumers is decreasing," said D'Arpizio.
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But there's going to be more growth in consumption because China has a relatively low percentage of GDP; that is, leverage to consumption is about 40%.
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China—where meat consumption has risen dramatically over the last decade—released a plan earlier this year to reduce the country's meat consumption by 50 percent.
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Forty-four percent of these cases were connected to walrus consumption, and the rest were either related to bear or seal consumption, or had unidentified causes.
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It amounts to 44 percent of the Xbox One's annual energy consumption, which overall is more than twice the annual energy consumption of the Xbox 360.
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Separately, the broader goods consumption index grew by just 0.1 percent in May, slowed down by a drop in electricity consumption due to unseasonably warm weather.
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Nantum now runs across most of Rudin's portfolio, and has enabled the company to reduce electric consumption by 40 percent and steam consumption by 47 percent.
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As consumption of dairy milk continues to decline, consumption of alternative milks is on the rise, with oat milk's upward trajectory the most meteoric among them.
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That set of polls asks Americans about their meat consumption, and finds that 23 percent report cutting back on their meat consumption in the past year.
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Goods consumption was revised up from 0.3 percent to 0.5 percent in the final Q1 print and service consumption gained from 0.8 percent to 1.4 percent.
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Latino consumption is also outpacing that of the rest of the U.S. Between 2010 and 2017, consumption among U.S. Latinos increased by 42%, the study said.
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"The growth in fresh dairy consumption is exceptional, with the result that fresh dairy shows the highest consumption growth rate among the key commodities," the report said.
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U.S. gasoline exports are very small in relation to domestic consumption so even relatively large errors in estimating exports have only a small impact on consumption estimates.
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Fuel consumption is broadly unchanged compared with 2018, with the volume of gasoline supplied to domestic customers flat so far this year and distillate consumption down slightly.
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U.S. gasoline consumption increased by 20153,000 barrels per day last year while consumption of all other refinery products rose by just 50,000 bpd, according to the EIA.
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It was also reeling from a 1977 federal government recommendation that people "decrease consumption of meat and increase consumption of poultry and fish" to avoid heart disease.
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China's statistics bureau said that consumption accounted for 64.6 percent of GDP in 2016, while per capital consumption rose 8.9 percent on year to 210.9,210.7 yuan ($26.0,26.1).
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At age 2, groups were categorized as "low sugar consumption," meaning zero or less than twice daily, and "high sugar consumption," meaning two or more times daily.
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The city has also tried to limit water consumption by reducing the water pressure and stepping up the installation of water management devices in high-consumption households.
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"If you compare production to consumption, you would see that production is not overwhelming the consumption," said the secretary general of the forum, Sayed Mohammad Hossein Adeli.
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But while mobile data consumption continues to rise exponentially, mainly because of video and rich media, the shift in consumption (or cannibalization) has started to level off.
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These changes to media consumption related to the COVID-19 crisis come at a time when the U.S. is already at a historical high for media consumption.
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But most of the increase in stockpiles and apparent drop in fuel consumption was likely due to year-end seasonal quirks rather a sign of slackening consumption.
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China's beef and veal consumption has risen more than 10 percent over the past five years, while consumption of chicken and pork has actually declined in recent years.
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"The initial effect of a demand side is likely to be reflected in increased consumption and the data indicate little growth in consumption in 2018," the report said.
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Well before the five-year average is reached, spot prices and spreads will rise to move the market from production restraint/consumption growth to production growth/consumption restraint.
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"Given the fact the actual shower bill is around 40 percent of the household water consumption, it is a significant piece of your daily water consumption," he added.
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Directly following each recession, the ratio of investment to consumption is weighted greatly toward consumption as the Fed lowers interest rates to get consumers borrowing and spending again.
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Cannabis consumption will not be allowed in the 230-acre Stampede Park, although alcohol consumption and tobacco smoking are permitted in certain areas, said Stampede spokeswoman Jennifer Booth.
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It is just extremely difficult, perhaps impossible, to get a virtuous cycle of consumption, investment, production and more consumption going in a country which is aging and shrinking.
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One recent study found that the Berkeley tax was working: In low-income areas, sugary drink consumption fell and water consumption rose after the tax went into effect.
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As a result, Spotify says podcast consumption doubled on the platform in 2019 and the platform saw a 39% increase in podcast consumption in the last quarter alone.
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He added that a broader measure of consumption for October released this week showed a "much smaller drop off in consumption" following a sales tax hike that month.
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On the one hand, they want to attribute Black consumption of fried chicken as normative; on the other hand, they want to equate this consumption with something negative.
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A breakdown of the data follows (percentage changes): GERMAN GDP CHANGE Q4 2018 vs Q3 2018 vsQ3 2018 Q2 0.13GDP unch -0.2Domestic consumption +0.6 -0.3- Private consumption +0.2 -0.3- Public consumption +1.6 -0.3Gross investments -1.9 +4.5- Gross capital investment +0.63 +0.4- in machinery and equipment +0.7 unch- in construction +1.3 +20.9Exports +20.2 -20.1Imports +20.1 +20.1CONTRIBUTION TO REAL GDP IN PCT Q20.1 0.83 vs Q20.8 20.7 vsPOINTS Q20.9 2018 Q2 2018Domestic consumption +0.4 -0.2- Private consumption +0.1 -0.73- Public consumption +0.3 -0.1Gross investment -0.4 +0.9- Gross capital investment +0.2 +0.1- Equipment spending +0.1 unch- Construction spending +0.1 +0.1- Inventories -0.6 +0.8Domestic economy unch +0.7Net foreign trade unch -0.9 (Reporting by Berlin Speed Desk)
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I think it's likely that direct-to-consumer, over-the-top platforms that are focused more on 'program consumption' versus 'channel consumption' are likely to grow significantly over time.
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IEA expects worldwide growth in coal consumption to average just 0.6 percent between 2015 and 2021 as developed countries continue to abandon the energy source and China's consumption plateaus.
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They note that government data on consumption — personal consumption expenditures, or PCE — dropped sharply at the same time in those other periods, but it is not lower right now.
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China's statistics bureau said last month that consumption accounted for 64.6 percent of GDP in 2016, while per capita consumption rose 8.9 percent on year to 17,111 yuan ($2,490).
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"As the earliest reliable indicator of durable goods consumption, today's sales results bode well for real July consumption growth," said Jesse Hurwitz, an economist at Barclays in New York.
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For instance, here's food consumption emissions, broken down by subcategory: If they want to reduce consumption-based emissions around food, South, West, and Southeast Asia will go after rice.
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"The prime minister seems to understand my concern about the risk (to consumption) from a consumption-tax hike," Honda said, while refraining from predicting what the premier will decide.
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Like exports, private consumption and business investment also declined, adding to worries about the health of the economy ahead of a planned increase to the consumption tax in October.
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It says global average consumption of foods such as red meat and sugar should be cut by 50 percent, while consumption of nuts, fruits, vegetables and legumes should double.
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Mobile internet consumption increased at an average rate of 44 percent a year between 2010 and 2016 and accounted for 19 percent of all global media consumption last year.
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"Consumption drivers should remain modest as tight liquidity persisted through most of the quarter and farm distress restrained rural consumption," said Charu Chanana, emerging Asia economist at Continuum Economics.
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The committee also said a reduction in beef and lamb consumption would lead to a rise in the consumption of plant-based food, as well as chicken and pork.
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Pork is still king of the market but per person beef and veal consumption has risen more than six-fold and overall consumption more than seven-fold since 1990.
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RISING ENERGY CONSUMPTION In every recent historical case, the process of urbanisation and economic development has been accompanied by an enormous increase in the consumption of energy per capita.
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List every job you've ever had, list every place you've ever lived, give character references, give neighbor references, provide everything going into personal habits, alcohol consumption, illegal substance consumption.
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In January, consumption of the palm-based fuel was around 35% higher than the average monthly consumption last year due to the B30 programme, government data showed on Tuesday.
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"The pick-up in consumption seems to be stalling," a government official told a briefing, offering a gloomier view than last month when the government said consumption was recovering.
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While very few Americans claimed to increase their meat consumption last year and nearly one in four claims that they cut back, overall meat consumption in the U.S. increased.
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One study looked at a mother's seafood consumption and a child's verbal IQ score, while the second study looked at a mother's seafood consumption and depressive symptoms during pregnancy.
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"We see European feed consumption (of wheat) still at a high level in 2018/19 and this strong consumption will reduce export availabilities," Manon Sailley of consultancy ODA said.
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He cites economist Kate Raworth's "doughnut economics" — the notion that human flourishing is best found above a lower limit on individual consumption but below an upper limit on collective consumption.
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In the decade to 2017 global meat consumption rose by an average of 1.9% a year and fresh dairy consumption by 2.1%—both about twice as fast as population growth.
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Over the last decade, US consumption of avocados has doubled, according to the World Avocado Organization, and annually, consumption has increased by 15 percent per year, according to the Guardian.
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"Fried potato consumption may be an indicator of a less healthy (Western) dietary pattern which is associated with increased mortality," said Larsson, who also conducted a study of potato consumption.
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People may find their current levels of consumption satisfactory, or choose to increase their savings, engage in speculative investment, pay off outstanding debt or limit consumption to improve environmental sustainability.
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Ironically, unlike the majority of India, where the consumption of beef is illegal, the states with the biggest tourist influx, namely Goa and Kerala, actually permit the consumption of beef.
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For last year through November, it purchased 975,200 bpd, about two-thirds of Mexico's consumption, compared with the 799,500 bpd it imported in 2016, which represented 49 percent of consumption.
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Defendants also were unable to show that coffee consumption is beneficial to health, whereas the plaintiff produced evidence showing coffee consumption can be harmful to a fetus, children and adults.
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Researchers found that outdoor air pollution was the fifth leading cause of premature deaths in China, behind high blood pressure, smoking, high consumption of sodium and low consumption of fruit.
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Most consumption tax plans involve some form of value-added tax (VAT) — a consumption tax used in 160 countries that involves taxing the value added at each stage of production.
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Coffee and tea consumption was steady, and alcohol consumption remained generally the same among adults over the years, with a slight but statistically insignificant increase in people over age 60.
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In the end, marijuana consumption will be normalized by pop culture TV shows depicting the consumption of weed as typical as grabbing a beer after a day at the office.
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Europe has the highest levels of alcohol consumption in the world and, in 2016, 10.1% of all deaths in the region were attributable to alcohol consumption, according to the report.
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" Students of Uber's history can easily match particular recommendations to particular scandals, such as the sections related to "alcohol consumption during core work hours" or "consumption of nonprescription-controlled substances.
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The mayor also staunchly defended his environmental record, saying that the city's electricity consumption had fallen by about one quarter since he switched street lighting to LED, low-consumption bulbs.
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Related columns: - Global oil consumption stagnates, leaving prices under pressure (Reuters, July 23) - Bulging fuel stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) - U.S. diesel consumption hit by economic slowdown (Reuters, July 4) - Oil market will tighten sharply when U.S. refineries return from maintenance (Reuters, May 3) (Editing by Jan Harvey)
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But though most growth in consumption has been in the developing world, rich countries are eating more meat, too; their consumption is just not growing as fast as it used to.
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The pressing concern is not whether China can rebalance towards consumption but whether its spending boom can be sustained Looked at from a different vantage, consumption is already booming in China.
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Fitch expects this economic environment might hit consumption and consumer credit growth in the second half of the year, reversing positive consumption trends presented in the last two and half years.
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Although the National Development and Reform Commission didn't give precise figures, it said gasoline consumption rose 14.8 percent while diesel consumption fell 9.3 percent in the first two months of 2016.
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Since then, gasoline stocks have fallen further to 24.4 days of consumption at the end of August, according to the new weekly consumption estimates published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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It may be impossible to ever know the exact energy consumption of the Bitcoin network, but upper and lower bounds of its energy consumption can be reliably calculated using economic models.
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"Consumption across discretionary categories in China has been significantly impacted through February, and that this impact on consumption is expected to be sustained to at least through March," the company said.
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Given the increased weight of consumption in the economy, the drag on overall growth from such a consumption shock would be more significant than in 2003, all other things being equal.
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They collected consumption tax on the product that was bought from their website, but didn't levy consumption tax on the product that was sale by the 3rd party on its website.
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The Original Cannabis Cafe is one of eight businesses that were granted cannabis consumption licenses in West Hollywood — the only city in Los Angeles County that allows for on-site consumption.
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Wednesday — 420 is slang for the consumption of cannabis.
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In terms of our consumption of politics, news ... Everything.
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There's no consumption here – the mafia won't allow it.
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Per capita consumption of U.S. fluid milk has been falling steadily since the 1970s, although total dairy consumption has increased as Americans eat more yogurt, butter and cheese, according to the USDA.
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The difference between exports and domestic consumption is more than an order of magnitude: the amount of gasoline exported amounted to less than 19453 percent of domestic consumption, according to the EIA.
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"A slowdown in car sales this year will also drag down consumption," said Naris Sathapholdeja, head of TMB Analytics, adding car sales contributed a fifth to last year's 4.6% growth in consumption.
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During the first phase of the current cyclical recovery, the rise in oil consumption was led by gasoline consumption by private motorists, but that impact is now fading as gasoline prices climb.
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Furthermore, a growing line of academic research concludes that consumption is a better indicator of well-being than income, arguing that data measuring consumption more accurately reflect all resources available to households.
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The best way to distinguish excess inventories from normal operational stocks is to adjust reported inventories for time of year, consumption of crude by refineries, and consumption of products by end customers.
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"A slowdown in car sales this year will also drag down consumption," said Naris Sathapholdeja, head of TMB Analytics, adding car sales contributed a fifth to last year's 23.3% growth in consumption.
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They believe that red meat and processed meat consumption poses a health hazard to people, and that if people don't reduce their consumption, they are putting themselves, and the planet, at risk.
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Between 1996 and 2016 the seven largest emerging markets accounted for almost all of the rise in global consumption of metals and two-thirds of the rise in global consumption of energy.
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"The QSS data will impact many different categories of services consumption, and we think that an upward revision to the BEA data on legal services consumption could be particularly noticeable," said Silver.
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Juice consumption among all children in the age range of 6 months to 5 years old went up while milk consumption went down, especially by infants and children in lower-income families.
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"The QSS data will impact many different categories of services consumption, and we think that an upward revision to the BEA data on legal services consumption could be particularly noticeable," said Silver.
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But while KFC tests Beyond Chicken in Atlanta to lines around the block, animal consumption is still on the rise globally, nearly doubling in terms of per-capita consumption since the 1960s.
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Related columns: - Global oil consumption stagnates, leaving prices under pressure (Reuters, July 83) [nL8N24O58M] - Bulging fuel stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) [nL8N24J4UW] - U.S. diesel consumption hit by economic slowdown (Reuters, July 4) [nL8N2452GH] - Oil market will tighten sharply when U.S. refineries return from maintenance (Reuters, May 3) [nL8N2452GH] Editing by Jan Harvey
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Gasoline consumption is expected to accelerate during the U.S. summer driving season while the introduction of new marine fuel regulations should give a boost to gasoil consumption towards the end of the year.
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First, we need a few basic data points: To find a lower bound for total network energy consumption, multiply the miner power consumption per hash per second by the global hashrate per second.
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"Previous studies provide strong evidence that a high consumption of processed meat increases the risk of colorectal cancer and a low consumption of whole grains increases the risk of colorectal cancer," Zhang said.
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U.S. gasoline consumption is forecast to increase by another 226.1,244 bpd in 232 and account for essentially all the increase in refinery product consumption this year ("Short-Term Energy Outlook", EIA, Mar 229).
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"While that's understandable from a sentiment standpoint, a broader measure of Chinese consumption just doesn't look that bad," he said, citing the consumption expenditure per capita index, which includes both goods and services.
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And as meat consumption drops, better plant-based and cultured meat would continue to be developed, so that eventually we could give up all factory farmed meat without a shift in consumption levels.
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A vote in favor of a San Francisco soda tax could add further strength to national moves to deter consumption of the sugary drinks, which have parallels with efforts to reduce tobacco consumption.
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Global GDP growth has been the primary driver of oil consumption for the last 50 years - with prices playing a secondary regulating role, forcing consumption into line with production in the short term.
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Global GDP growth has been the primary driver of oil consumption for the last 50 years - with prices playing a secondary regulating role, forcing consumption into line with production in the short term.
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Annual consumption of electricity by industry accounts for more than two-fifths of India's annual electricity consumption, according to government data, with residences accounting for nearly a quarter, and commercial establishments another 8.5%.
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In its bulletin, the ECB argued that recovery in private consumption has so far been weak, particularly for lower income families, whose consumption levels have yet to recover to their pre-crisis level.
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Japan's oil consumption, once 22016 million barrels per day (bpd) and 10 percent of global demand, has fallen to not much more than 3.5 million bpd, or under 5 percent of world consumption.
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Consumption of fluid milk, which accounts for the vast majority of Borden's revenue, has been declining for decades, with per capita consumption down about 40 percent since 1975, according to Agriculture Department data.
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Between 2011 and 2014, when oil prices averaged over $100 per barrel, declining consumption in the OECD and slowing consumption growth in the non-OECD created the conditions for the last oil slump.
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Worldwide consumption of alcohol fell from 249.7 billion liters in 3.23 to 248 billion liters in 2015, marking the first decline on record since Euromonitor International began tracking global booze consumption in 2001.
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The government's intervention has thus propped up consumption and investment.
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This amounts to about 60 days of world oil consumption.
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"We label everything 'not for human consumption,' technically," he said.
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Nuclear: Consumption of nuclear energy rose 1 percent last year.
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But they don't have enough purchasing power to drive consumption.
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Concerns that U.S. gasoline consumption is stalling weighed on futures.
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At one point, it accounted for 17% of battery consumption.
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"People's consumption demands are ever increasing," the finance ministry said.
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This is why the energy consumption is increasing so much.
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Disclaimer: Herbal Highs only sold products not for human consumption.
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Growth in investment and consumption has been at record lows.
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And what I realize, it's just completely changing information consumption.
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The consumption model is curated Stories presented to the user.
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Safer consumption spaces vary greatly in what they look like.
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Having a single engine reduces fuel consumption and speeds inspections.
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So, basically, they get a better product with less consumption.
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Car travel increased compared to 2017, but gasoline consumption decreased.
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Matthew bought a whole cannabis plant, himself, supervising David's consumption.
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The USDA says goose meat is safe for human consumption.
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Consumption emissions are different; they are modeled, not directly tracked.
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However, critics said alcohol consumption in Britain had been falling.
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While rare, excessive hair consumption does have some health risks.
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Globally, electricity consumption far outpaces new solar and wind power.
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We need to shift global diets and lower meat consumption.
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For example, they overestimated their consumption of liver by 200%.
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A survey on consumption of red meat was particularly telling.
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That's roughly equivalent to the annual energy consumption of Denmark.
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The Quran forbids the consumption of intoxicants and alcoholic beverages.
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We also have to be more conservative with air consumption.
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Higher taxes and interest rates are weighing on private consumption.
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Compared to other flights, we have extremely low power consumption.
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First, declining drug consumption means less lawbreaking to fund purchases.
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However, imports retreated, implying that domestic consumption was still weak.
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Most sectors — from consumption and housing investment to exports — deteriorated.
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"Eighty percent of Diet Coke consumption is Anglo," said Acevedo.
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Electricity consumption per capita has more than doubled since 1991.
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Projecting the Us that's fit for the consumption of others.
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They only have access to aggregate consumption data from meters.
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To be fair, this content consumption was also extremely unethical.
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Residential electricity accounts for only 5% of global energy consumption.
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Pork accounts for more than 22019% of Chinese meat consumption.
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Someone else's personal tragedy is not for your Halloween consumption.
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Our daily consumption of water affects future supply, of course.
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In short, a higher alcohol tax does reduce alcohol consumption.
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As for consumption, this year looks less promising than last.
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A well directed budget can spur investments and public consumption.
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And I would replace it with one federal consumption tax.
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Bahrain trimmed subsidies for power and water consumption in 2016.
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A botulism case has never been connected to edible consumption.
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Streaming music consumption continues to ramp up, not slow down.
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It's transitioning away from manufacturing and exports to internal consumption.
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It required complicated programming, higher cost, and higher power consumption.
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She is the antidote to the unsustainable cycles of consumption.
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The country has also seen an increase in beer consumption.
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That helps so much in reducing the consumption of energy.
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Amazon tells me it tweaked the hardware for media consumption.
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The other part of the use is basically content consumption.
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The consumption of these shows became my own secret diet.
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And coal consumption is at its lowest level since 1979.
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Both recognized that their daily social media consumption was skewed.
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Thus we ended up with a collapse in consumption spending.
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Other countries, including Spain and Italy, have far higher consumption.
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Still, domestic consumption remains relatively strong in China for now.
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The reactors account for 50 percent of the country's consumption.
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These are not meant for general consumption and that's fine.
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That crimped consumption, affecting many consumers and disrupting many businesses.
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Increased gasoline consumption has also helped ethanol producers, Irwin said.
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The summer driving season normally entails increased consumption of gasoline.
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Which brings us back to the drop in beef consumption.
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There has also been a modest improvement in private consumption.
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But reducing our meat consumption feels a little more doable.
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And, most importantly, are these sweet treats safe for consumption?
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BROADLY: What drew you to the idea of conspicuous consumption?
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Personal consumption expenditures increased just 0.3 percent for the quarter.
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Since 28503, consumption has been the main source of demand.
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Rapid growth in gas consumption is inconsistent with stagnating production.
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Remember when tablets were just about content consumption and fun?
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"Consumption and demand has been growing every year," he said.
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Last April, Reebonz entered Asia's largest luxury consumption market: China.
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The results — visualizations and increased consumption — will speak for themselves.
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Almost the entire output is for domestic consumption, not export.
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As with cars, screens and travel, so with consumption generally.
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Many films today are perfect products manufactured for immediate consumption.
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It is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of Denmark.
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Some is also aimed at boosting consumption through tax breaks.
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Doctors say he has injuries consistent with caustic chemical consumption.
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Up to eight percent of consumption is met by imports.
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Like workout culture, wellness is a form of conspicuous consumption.
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Bringing consumption down to such low levels won't be easy.
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Ethical elimination is a theme (a corollary to ethical consumption).
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Then again, it was not originally intended for human consumption.
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It is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of Denmark.
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He thinks countries should count carbon consumption, instead of production.
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The area is responsible for 75% of the world's consumption.
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Mercury pollution is a problem usually associated with fish consumption.
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That's largely due to strong consumption in the developing world.
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The trees have a higher consumption value for this reason.
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That's not representative of what's really driving culture or consumption.
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At $380, they're not exactly priced for mass consumption anyway.
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Their lives are lives of conspicuous philanthropy, not conspicuous consumption.
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The rise in video consumption is not unique to Twitter.
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The iPad revolutionized the consumption of media and web content.
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WHEN YOU SEE HIGHER WAGE GROWTH YOU SEE HIGHER CONSUMPTION.
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Should we use wealth, resources or consumption to assess inequality?
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U.S. consumption inequality, which is our ultimate concern, is major.
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Iraq has a wide gap between electricity consumption and supply.
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Higher incomes will lead to a greater consumption of meat.
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What happened in those four walls isn't for public consumption.
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Unfortunately, clothes do nothing at all to monitor alcohol consumption.
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"We aspire to become a hub for consumption," Enthoven concluded.
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Being duped by conspicuous consumption: Fashion is a contrived epidemic.
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That suggests meth consumption is growing, and potentially pretty rapidly.
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People who reduce their home water consumption by 15 percent?
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Eurofer sees consumption growth dipping to 1.4 percent in 2019.
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Global crude oil will face the peak of summer consumption.
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This "liturgy" is the nightly consumption of conservative cable news.
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Maurice's alcohol consumption increased in direct proportion to his success.
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President Trump's travel ban will hit jet fuel consumption hard.
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You find ceramics with toys, with production, and with consumption.
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Energy consumption has historically been closely linked to economic growth.
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As such, people use conspicuous consumption to demonstrate their achievement.
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Both males and females use conspicuous consumption in their profiles.
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Other factors include, for example, poverty, urbanization, and alcohol consumption.
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With supervised consumption sites, though, scale is a big problem.
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Average American annual meat consumption, per the National Chicken Council.
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But now the shame of consumption eclipsed its palliative pleasure.
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A few corporations have banned meat consumption on their campuses.
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The administration has also worked to promote coal consumption abroad.
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Enzymes are also well suited to helping cut energy consumption.
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It seems to be up for public consumption and judgment.
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Both illnesses are associated with the consumption of sugary drinks.
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And at what threshold does teenagers' pot consumption become destructive?
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From design to consumption, it will all need fresh wiring.
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The association with other red meat consumption was not significant.
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Relatively higher temperature could have contributed to increased residential consumption.
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Most often, though, ecopiety takes the form of virtuous consumption.
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Shop secondhand: Your consumption doesn't have to create more production.
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We are not rivals in consumption of a public good.
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The country's cotton consumption is pegged around 31.5 million bales.
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Global consumption is estimated at 0.83 million tonnes this year.
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Private investment is weak, consumption is slowing, exports are falling.
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In real terms, consumption in this category is surely soaring.
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The reason for the underlying alcohol consumption does not matter.
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Household consumption represents over half of Indonesia's gross domestic product.
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This whole consumption trend is what pulls people into slavery.
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Real consumption also reveals how much stock is being used.
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Go deeper: Chicken consumption is closing in on red meat
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Smoking, alcohol consumption and obesity likely all play a role.
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Here, political engagement slips easily into the habits of consumption.
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Still, limiting your child's sugar consumption is a good idea.
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Consumption of such high end goods fell and prices soared.
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If consumption were going to improve, it would have already.
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"It's a positive for less meat consumption," one user wrote.
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Another study suggests daylight saving time actually increases energy consumption.
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The relationship between Americanness and consumption was a complicated one.
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"It was for local consumption, for local people," Holst said.
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His system requires storing seven weeks' worth of energy consumption.
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You shouldn't try and adjust your income to your consumption.
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This also provides a measure of control over fuel consumption.
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US consumption of avocados has increased drastically in recent years.
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If businesses can't limit their resource consumption they won't last.
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Global consumption is estimated at 213 million tonnes this year.
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"If the last decade was focused on consumption," Nadella said.
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And liquid consumption — both hydration and libation — has also changed.
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Even moderate alcohol consumption may increase the risk for cancer.
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Some economists had expected a slight upward revision in consumption.
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Imagine you're studying the impact of food consumption on health.
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Attorneys argued that media consumption is less intense in Roanoke.
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Private consumption accounts for around 65% of the city's GDP.
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The American Medical Association agreed and recommended severely limiting consumption.
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Decreasing meat consumption and plastic straw usage has environmental benefits.
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Growth has slowed on all quarters - investment, consumption and exports.
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The current code taxes income heavily and barely taxes consumption.
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They displace some consumption, but inevitably displace some investment, too.
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But I was never adversely affected by my beer consumption.
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It's allowed people's culture consumption habits to become global, borderless.
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Consumption is also being supported by tax cuts and savings.
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"The real story about Chinese growth is consumption," Zhao said.
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Those were pushed aside when his water consumption shot up.
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Consumption of wine and spirits is actually up, IWSR says.
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These wire services drive most of our visual news consumption.
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So what's all this cocaine consumption doing to our bodies?
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That's my way to normalize cannabis consumption and break stigma.
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If this isn't conspicuous consumption, I don't know what is.
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But why use that meager consumption level as the standard?
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Pork accounts for more than 60% of Chinese meat consumption.
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Until now, global alcohol consumption was on a steady climb.
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In the same period, Coke Zero consumption increased by 0.5%.
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This level of consumption is fueled by about 2000 animators.
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Apparent steel consumption growth seen at 23.5-24.0 pct (vs 22016-22017 pct decline in 13) ArcelorMittal says 21 europe apparent steel consumption growth seen at 21.5-22016 pct (bs 1.5-2.0 pct in 2016) ArcelorMittal says 2017 brazil apparent steel consumption growth seen at 3-4 pct (vs 1.53-13.5 pct decline in 2016) ArcelorMittal says 2017 cis apparent steel consumption seen between decline of 0.5 pct and growth of 0.5 pct (vs 3.5-4.0 pct decline in 2016) ArcelorMittal says 2017 china apparent steel consumption decline seen at decline of up to 1.0 pct (vs 1-1.5 pct growth in 2016) (Reporting By Philip Blenkinsop)
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Apparent steel consumption growth seen at 23.5-24.0 pct (vs 22016-22017 pct decline in 13) Arcelormittal says 21 europe apparent steel consumption growth seen at 21.5-22016 pct (bs 1.5-2.0 pct in 2016) Arcelormittal says 2017 brazil apparent steel consumption growth seen at 3-4 pct (vs 1.53-13.5 pct decline in 2016) Arcelormittal says 2017 cis apparent steel consumption seen between decline of 0.5 pct and growth of 0.5 pct (vs 3.5-4.0 pct decline in 2016) Arcelormittal says 2017 china apparent steel consumption decline seen at decline of up to 1.0 pct (vs 1-1.5 pct growth in 2016) (Reporting By Philip Blenkinsop)
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We launched our lead-free Advanced Crystal in 2012, we have reduced our energy consumption by 24 percent since 2010, and today, globally, 55 percent of our energy consumption is derived from renewable sources.
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So, you remember, Geoff, if you look at the Chinese economy, 65% of the growth is actually coming from private consumption these days, and private consumption is the number one driver for China's growth.
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Overall, global plastic consumption has quadrupled in the last 503 years, and if the consumption of these fossil fuel-made plastics continues apace, the industry will carry a massive carbon emissions load by 2050.
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These factors include but are not limited to things such as increasing use of mobile devices for media consumption, increasing numbers in television consumption and a booming film/television industry primed for explosive growth.
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Overall, global plastic consumption has quadrupled in the last 40 years, and if the consumption of these fossil fuel-made plastics continues apace, the industry will carry a massive carbon emissions load by 143.
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It's ironic — on the west coast, Washington permits legal consumption and borders British Columbia, which also permits legal consumption, but U.S. federal law means you may not be able to get there from here.
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While total energy consumption rose 0.9 percent to 4.3 billion tonnes of standard coal in 2015, coal consumption fell 2.2 percent year on a year earlier, according to Reuters calculations based on official data.
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The deceleration in U.S. gasoline consumption is one reason climbing oil prices helped push the global oil market towards a surplus in 2018 and why prices needed to fall to rebalance production and consumption.
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India's per capita energy consumption was 0.55 tonnes of oil equivalent, far below the global average of 1.9 tonnes of oil equivalent, Pradhan said, adding energy consumption was expected to almost double by 2035.
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And individuals with the highest fiber intake and highest yogurt consumption were 33% less likely than those with the lowest consumption of both to develop lung cancer, the study team reports in JAMA Oncology.
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He points out that the coronavirus could chill demand, presenting a meaningful risk to demand growth since China accounts for about 14% of total global consumption and about 57% of consumption growth in 2019.
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While vodka, whiskey and rum consumption is declining in Australia, consumption of locally made gin was up 33 percent in 218 from the year before, according to the International Wine and Spirits Report 22017.
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In absolute terms, bitcoin's electricity consumption is still small potatoes: De Vries' index estimates it at 0.05 percent of world energy consumption as of March 1, or about as much as the country of Paraguay.
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"What we found is that increasing the consumption of red meat is associated with higher mortality risk, and the risk is particularly high for people who increased their consumption of processed red meat," he said.
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Historically, women and girls have been associated with consumption, the idea that they are constantly shopping and that female "success" is dependent on products they need to buy, more so than with resistance to consumption.
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There's tons of interesting discussion in the report, but it's all captured in this graph: This shows historical US coal consumption and projections of coal consumption in the face of Obama's rules (or their absence).
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In the study of 9,876 participants, the researchers found that the genetic variants linked to low levels of chemicals in the blood after coffee consumption are the same as those associated with higher coffee consumption.
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Microsoft had figured out a few ways to accurately test Web browser battery consumption Weber acknowledged the challenge, but told me Microsoft had figured out a few ways to accurately test Web browser battery consumption.
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"Diesel consumption has been hit by an extended period of flood in the second quarter and less demand from the logistic sector as efficiency continue to improve" Gasoline consumption was 3.6 percent higher than 2015.
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ECONOMIC FALLOUT Global GDP growth has been the primary driver of oil consumption for the last 7 years - with prices playing a secondary regulating role, forcing consumption into line with production in the short term.
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"The target of 18 percent for renewable energy sources in energy consumption by 2020 will fall further into the distance if increased consumption in the heating, transport and electricity sector remains undiminished," the BEE said.
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And we've listened: While beef consumption has steadily declined in the United States since the 2500s, chicken consumption has skyrocketed — from 210 pounds per person in 2000 to nearly 29 pounds per person in 1003.
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Put simply: More Facebook video consumption means more Facebook video advertising.
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What about the ads that improve your life through mere consumption?
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Looking for a lower-salt variety can help curtail your consumption.
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Japan depends on imports for all of its oil consumption needs.
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Producers are concerned that the economic slowdown will reduce fuel consumption.
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China has long had problems managing its voracious consumption of water.
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Global gas consumption is around 4 trillion cubic metres per year.
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Refrigeration, in particular, is crucial in keeping food safe for consumption.
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"When consumption cannot drive growth, debt-driven infrastructure spending is necessary."
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Rather, he suggests cutting down on red and processed meat consumption.
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It is about contesting the consumption model that is affecting everything.
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The problem is not so much the consumption — it's the supply.
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The Pentagon's bandwidth consumption rises by around a third every year.
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Fruit purchase and consumption are tied to social and cultural practices.
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"No standards exist for processing placenta for consumption," the authors wrote.
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However, talking about consumption alone does not tell the full story.
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Oil consumption will rise 1.1 percent per year or 62 quads.
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That represents 160 percent growth from the consumption level for 2017.
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And a lot of people means a lot of beer consumption.
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Amazon at scale is fundamentally about consumption, which is effectively GDP.
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Cars account for about a fifth of oil consumption, BP estimates.
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Insite is the first legal supervised consumption site in North America.
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PRACTICE SELF-CARE AS POLITICAL WARFARE, NOT AS INDIVIDUALISTIC CONSUMPTION. BAAAEEEH!
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October's scheduled sales tax hike may also curb consumption, they warn.
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By 2030, we're expecting fashion consumption to increase by 63 percent.
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He would replace the current structure with a federal consumption tax.
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The other trick is to control your consumption of social media.
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They tend to save rather than borrow or spend, stifling consumption.
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One thing these early chipmakers didn't care about was power consumption.
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Computation accounts for 8 percent of power consumption of a chip.
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However, consumption would shrink if the EU increases its energy efficiency.
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The poor spend a higher share of their income on consumption.
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They are finding ways to do this with minimal energy consumption.
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Total consumption is expected to rebound in 2018 to 76.83 bcfd.
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Public consumption: Yes, but not in enclosed public spaces or vehicles.
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But private consumption grew just 21% and construction spending tumbled 21%.
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But private consumption grew just 0.1% and construction spending tumbled 5.2%.
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US soda consumption fell to a 31-year low in 2016.
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This has potential negative consequences for congestion, energy consumption and emissions.
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The new government has to tackle investment as well as consumption.
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Virtual and augmented reality headsets also suffer from power consumption issues.
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"Consumption was likely held back by transitory factors," Mr. Gapen said.
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Private consumption and increased state spending have been fuelling German growth.
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Yet in both January and February this year, personal consumption fell.
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Hale isn't the only star to zit-zap for public consumption.
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Overseas, many dismiss it as a directed mainly for domestic consumption.
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Wheat consumption is rising quickly in countries like Thailand and Vietnam.
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Food accounts for nearly 22018% of global consumption of palm oil.
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Its services have helped push China's economy towards consumption-led growth.
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That particular measure of personal consumption places less emphasis on housing.
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Worldwide beer consumption shrank by 1.8% to 185bn litres last year.
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Analysts expect fuel consumption to stutter along with the global economy.
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But insect consumption is considered pretty gross in most Western countries.
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"People should really start thinking about their alcohol consumption," he says.
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The moment was hijacked to make statements for domestic-news consumption.
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The status envy induced by conspicuous consumption may play a role.
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But it is badly contaminated rice that's unsafe for human consumption.
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Consumption of music from artists facing scandals actually increased a lot.
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So how does one plan for all this variation in consumption?
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They found no association between cholesterol consumption and artery thickness, either.
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However, consumption of betel nuts is far from a laughing matter.
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Yet, policies to regulate consumption have never worked well, explained Stamatakis.
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The future of mainstream audio consumption is certain to be wireless.
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Domestic consumption is expected to reach 101 million tonnes this year.
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And China's massive consumption of coal is contributing to global warming.
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Private consumption remained subdued, while investment in construction and equipment declined.
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Private consumption fell 1.7 percent versus an initial 0.5 percent rise.
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So these products could help you reduce your red meat consumption.
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Take it from Pierce, sir: This conversation isn't for public consumption.
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Tru Optik analyzes streaming media consumption patterns for professionally produced content.
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So what do we call this new method of nicotine consumption?
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Arnot also found that coffee consumption can help with weight loss.
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Publishers receive 65 percent of each subscription on a consumption basis.
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There are about 10 industries that dominate energy consumption in industry.
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The first line, already completed, will be used for local consumption.
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"That overrides weaker consumption ahead of the weekend," one trader said.
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First, America has no value-added tax, a levy on consumption.
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"Water consumption is not an ideal measure of hydration," explained Chang.
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That's really driven by continued health concerns and cigarette consumption specifically.
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My macaroni and cheese consumption would have made Liz Lemon blush.
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That's just one way exercise is linked to more food consumption.
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Here in China domestic consumption is jumping much faster than exports.
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But the no-deal call may be more for domestic consumption.
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Of course, beer is not just for consumption after grueling agrarianism.
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Its consumption, either through smoking or injection, is not necessarily deadly.
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So battery capacity is going down, and consumption is going up.
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A note of caution Alcohol consumption increases the risk of cancer.
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That's a lot — about equal to the city's current annual consumption.
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Consumption is also more likely to reflect private and government transfers.
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In absolute terms, India's gasoline consumption is still dwarfed by China.
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Sugar consumption data was collected at ages 2, 303 and 5.
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The slowdown in chicken consumption is a turnaround for meat companies.
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So if the beef was his, it was unfit for consumption.
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"But income growth is still generating an enormous growth in consumption."
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China is currently the world's fifth-largest in terms of consumption.
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It is well known that higher cigarette taxes reduce cigarette consumption.
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But Snapchat Stories feels like the future of secondary media consumption.
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The consumption is still on desktop but eking out into mobile.
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An increase in supplies could mean there's less demand, less consumption.
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It will also develop several cities into centers for international consumption.
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They're "switchetarians," moving from one kind of animal consumption to another.
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No illnesses related to consumption of the coffee have been reported.
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Plus, Edge has a few content consumption tricks up its sleeve.
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Also, based on our domestic fuel consumption, we don't need it.
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Know that your water consumption is way higher than you realize.
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They saw a 0003 percent spike in consumption over 2014 alone.
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The elasticity of that consumption is greater than we often assume.
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Demand above output will lead to stocks consumption, boosting sugar prices.
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Elizabeth McKenzie: Yes, I've struggled personally with those issues about consumption.
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Consumption is one side of the puzzle, creation is the other.
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This strategy is delaying, not stopping the shift in consumption habits.
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Many parents alter their consumption methods after popping out a kid.
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That consumption is also growing at 24 percent year on year.
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FORTT: WHAT'S THE EFFECT OF 215K ON THE VOLUME OF CONSUMPTION?
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Germany, too, has seen softening chocolate consumption in the past decade.
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Soybean consumption in 2018/19 was forecast at 103.56 million tonnes.
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Private consumption accounted for about 46 percent of GDP in 2016.
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Heroin, methamphetamine, opioid and synthetic consumption, meanwhile, are all going up.
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Housing, agriculture, services and construction also increased their consumption, it added.
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In a nutshell, fast-fashion describes society's obsession with relentless consumption.
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He is right that private consumption is behind the recent renaissance.
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Cheaper petrol benefited Americans by about $1603,300 per household, boosting consumption.
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Jobs that had relied on construction and booming domestic consumption evaporated.
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Perfect sleep mode efficiency would mean no power consumption at all.
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Consumption without consideration of the items' origin in part drives deforestation.
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Gasoline consumption has already rebounded strongly in the most recent week.
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The larger number of lights naturally translates into higher power consumption.
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Total consumption of whole oranges also fell over the same period.
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The survey also bolstered the view of continued strong consumption growth.
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Investment in infrastructure has surged and personal consumption has been strong.
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At the same time, global water consumption is already dangerously high.
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The two women were arrested for consumption of marijuana in public.
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Seventeen states have since legalized CBD for human consumption, including Oregon.
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Compounding this is the challenge of testing web page battery consumption.
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Eat recommended portion sizes and decrease the frequency of consumption. 5.
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A lot of the internet consumption is happening in local languages.
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Like the soak, it is intended solely for beautifying, not consumption.
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They would require that we shift consumption habits and learn to
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Household consumption accounts for around 57 percent of Australia's annual output.
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In Jamaica, consumption was 1.63 milligrams; in the Bahamas, 0.24 milligram.
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A recession is unlikely as long as consumption growth remains robust.
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Consumption is more weakly affected by prices in the short term.
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The A320neo is designed to save 15 percent in fuel consumption.
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One reason for the gap is rising consumption, particularly in China.
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A small additional reduction to the rate, that always helps consumption.
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At the core of India's fuel consumption growth are small motorbikes.
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But the growth in China's coal consumption has begun to slow.
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Taxing consumption means the burden inevitably falls more heavily on them.
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So, overall fast food consumption might have been underreported, researchers said.
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Meanwhile, the estimated benefits are primarily consumption-related, like reduced risk.
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Consumption business model, so getting fully aligned on the business model.
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Fracked oil, in particular, changed the contours of fossil fuel consumption.
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Since 22, coal consumption for power generation has fallen 22 percent.
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Excess sugar consumption can make you sleep less and more poorly.
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China's coal consumption appears to have declined 3.3 percent last year.
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When might it be wise to cut back on caffeine consumption?
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For a graphic on India's growing chocolate consumption, click here: tmsnrt.
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So global consumption of animal products looks set to keep expanding.
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The consumption of sparkling wine, in particular, goes through the roof.
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China's consumption of coal has been declining for three consecutive years.
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Australian exports aimed solely at Chinese domestic consumption have been rising.
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India relies on imports to fulfill its entire consumption of potash.
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But they have also shown some transparency on coal consumption numbers.
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And the risk of some side effects increased with alcohol consumption.
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Processing power and energy consumption is also a point of concern.
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"Total environmental impact is ultimately driven by consumption," according to researchers.
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Meanwhile, environmentalists have protested wasteful energy consumption that bitcoin mining incurs.
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Guess that's one way to feel better about your meat consumption.
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Go Deeper: How American TV consumption is changing, in one chart
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We're sort of living in this atomized age of music consumption.
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"This powerful group is propelling the consumption of China," he said.
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Tranportation and power plants account for most of Indonesia's biodiesel consumption.
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This is much more about incremental changes to people's consumption habits.
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This would show whether consumption was enough to avoid rebuilding inventories.
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Go deeper: How American TV consumption is changing, in one chart.
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Lack of strong wage growth has contributed to moderate consumption growth.
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And, like college, sexual activity is fueled by frequent alcohol consumption.
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Molina believes increasing domestic consumption may be the industry's best option.
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The answer lies in the heterogeneity in consumption bundles across households.
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At the same time, the third variable is the consumption itself.
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He gladly fed — and fed off — the dizzying cycle of consumption.
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It now believes consumption will stay flat at 172.4 million tonnes.
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A scheduled sales tax hike in October may also curb consumption.
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"It's Rick, Kevin, Steve, John, and the consumption brothers," Conan imagines.
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Think about the media consumption habits of that target audience. Right.
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Because a huge, huge chunk of that energy consumption is waste.
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Several other measures of well-being, like food consumption, didn't change.
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The study assessed diet at the start, including soft drink consumption.
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Supervised consumption sites take a tamer, but similar, harm-reduction approach.
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Luckily, my aunt, a nursing mother, noticed this ingredient before consumption.
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Consumption is down as Mexicans eat more bread and fast food.
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What does a typical day look like for your media consumption?
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He suffers from consumption, but that diagnosis is perhaps too simple.
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The original New Deal dealt with consumption and agriculture as well.
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With the coronavirus, we can see consumption patterns changing radically now.
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Population growth and increasing consumption among the rich is driving it.
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One of the biggest ones is to watch your media consumption.
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And now comes a chance to shift attention away from consumption.
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The NDRC did not give an absolute figure for power consumption.
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The carrier, Joseph Brucato, blamed excessive consumption of alcohol and depression.
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Morning newspapers like The Times were published overnight for morning consumption.
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Perry's videos received online attention for reasons beyond his food consumption.
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And while the environmental consequences aren't always clear, consumption is growing.
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Only one of these supplements, nitrogen, encouraged consumption of the silk.
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The heedless consumption of plastic that ends up in the ocean.
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That's why India's our No. 1 market in terms of consumption.
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Soybean prices are likely to face pressure as China reduces consumption.
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And gasoline consumption has increased significantly since Obama raised the standards.
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Consumption has also been cut drastically, as people mostly stay indoors.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Weak Chinese consumption may outlast the coronavirus.
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The situation means that China needs more protein for human consumption.
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The company noted consumption declines in the food industry in general.
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High vodka consumption and uneven health care still cut life short.
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That would normally mean more aluminum for local consumption, lowering prices.
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"Generally, improved efficiency invites much higher rates of consumption," Cook said.
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After SARS, China banned the slaughter and consumption of civet cats.
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And then it would move into consumption as people binge it.
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"Growth in 2019 was mainly supported by consumption expenditure," it said.
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Consumption over the last three decades has been cut in half.
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"The consumption, the incomes, people spending so much," he told me.
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There is a better model — taxing consumption, not income or wealth.
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But those same policies have discouraged domestic consumption of overseas brands.
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It said private consumption remained the most important driver of growth.
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We're seeing growth running above potential, strong employment boosting private consumption.
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And, like college, sexual activity is fueled by frequent alcohol consumption.
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At 1.1 percent, Q1 consumption remains at a 15-quarter low.
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In October the consumption tax was raised once more, to 10%.
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They found no significant association between egg consumption and heart disease.
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The Fed's preferred inflation measure is the personal consumption expenditures index.
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Using consumption to make political or ethical statements is not new.
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Responsible consumption is the name of the game for these savers.
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The data had shown consumption outpacing investments, signalling potential inflationary risks.
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Capitalism has put us into a state of ceaseless, unthinking consumption.
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The consumption tax was raised from 8% to 10% on Oct.
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If we only use the short-term cycle, the consumption, etc.
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It had largely left income and consumption taxes alone, he said.
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China's online retail giants, meanwhile, reflect a nuanced picture of consumption.
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Canada only monitors the safety of drugs intended for Canadian consumption.
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But beer consumption is projected to fall another 6.1% by 2023.
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How could America increase its fish consumption without destroying its oceans?
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Added sugar consumption increased almost as much — 20 percent — among kids.
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Many of you gave hypotheses about why music consumption has changed.
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This consumption is subdivided into music genres plus an "other" category.
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We have nine steps to help you cut your plastic consumption.
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There, you will find a table of tobacco consumption by use.
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Third, it's the necessarily unrefined and unladylike messiness of their consumption.
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Beer consumption has dropped 20053 percent since 2015, according to Bloomberg.
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Should Americans cut down on or eliminate their consumption of hamburgers?
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However, he warned that everyday consumption goods could nonetheless be hit.
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But watts are actually a measure of power consumption, not brightness.
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On display, these pages once again become objects of mass consumption.
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As policymakers stand idly by, alcohol consumption has reached epidemic proportions.
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Last Friday, the UK government announced its revised alcohol consumption guidelines.
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And if so, what does that actually mean for video consumption?
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Could one of the drivers of these disparities be porn consumption?
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Excess consumption of sugar, including from sugary drinks, contributes to this.
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The bad news is that 2017 may well see coal output and consumption increase from last year, and as usual with most things coal, it's all about China, which accounts for about half of global consumption.
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It estimates that the annual consumption of the average American has increased from about one pound (0.5 kilograms) in 1989 to more than seven pounds in 2016; total consumption that year weighed in at 20163bn pounds.
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By 2021, mobile data consumption is expected to eat up nearly 38% of all digital data consumption in the U.S., while fixed broadband will take up 27%, roughly 4 percentage points less than it does today.
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A typical VAT is levied on 50 percent of total spending on consumption in a country, according to Toder (who references "The VAT Reader: What a Federal Consumption Tax Would Mean for America " published in 2011).
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The consumption of oil keeps going up, a little slower than it was, but the supply is just, you know, about 2 million barrels on a 93, 94 million consumption base is a bit too much.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global coal consumption is set to remain steady in absolute terms through the middle of the century, even as its relative share of total energy consumption declines in favor of oil, gas and renewables.
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"Over the years, consumption as a percentage of GDP has been rising very quickly, and because of the trade tensions the focus now is more on generating domestic consumption," he said, referring to the Chinese economy.
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The South American country also imported 213,000 bpd of refined products last month, mainly diesel, gas oil and gasoline for domestic consumption and for supplying Cuba, which has struggled to satisfy fuel consumption in recent months.
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This imbalance between large corporations' large and growing cash piles and limited consumer consumption capacity is a critical constraint on economic growth, especially when one remembers that consumption comprises approximately 70 percent of gross domestic product.
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"In this Japanese study, consumption of plant protein is quite high, whereas the consumption of animal protein is quite low compared to that in Western populations," Hu, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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India's second biggest state-refiner BPCL cut crude processing by "significant" amount next week if consumption continued to fall, BPCL's head of refineries R. Ramachandran told Reuters, adding diesel and petrol consumption tumbled in recent days.
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High consumption of red and processed meat was associated independently with liver disease and with insulin resistance regardless of saturated fat and cholesterol intake and other risk factors such as obesity, exercise, smoking and alcohol consumption.
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More so, given that South Africa's current electricity consumption per capita is approximately 4,800 kwh/person/year, an equivalent power consumption level for Nigeria, which currently consumes 126 kwh/person, given its population would be 20503,000MW.
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For the current study, reported in the journal Heart Rhythm, researchers surveyed 1,295 patients with symptomatic paroxysmal AFib and found the most common behaviors that triggered episodes of the arrhythmia were alcohol consumption, caffeine consumption and exercise.
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"China wants to attract the outbound purchases back and cultivate a domestic luxury consumption market which is also consistent with the target to develop a consumption driven economy," Yating Xu, an economist for HIS Global Insight said.
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For instance, Qualcomm says you should see 50 to 75 percent lower power consumption for some location services, while the download power consumption on Wi-Fi is down 6603 percent on the 660 over the last generation.
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Here is a chart of consumption emissions per capita, in major global regions: As you would expect, the wealthy cities of Europe, North America, and Oceania (Australia and New Zealand) have the highest per capita consumption emissions.
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"The new generation, girls born in the '80s and '90s, live in a time when the country's economy is growing, their income is growing, and then their parents' consumption power and consumption concept are changing," Qiu said.
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He compared the figures for gold mining to his own estimate of Bitcoin's power consumption, as well as a simpler measure that multiplies the total network hashrate by the power consumption of the most efficient miner available.
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The improved growth outlook and stronger consumption recovery suggests the economy could be more resilient to fiscal consolidation measures, such as consumption tax hikes, than we had previously expected, easing the challenge of stabilising public debt dynamics.
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He said he has learned a lesson from the impact of the 2014 sales tax hike, which dealt a blow to private consumption, citing the need to stimulate consumption of durable goods such as cars and housing.
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Coal consumption actually rose last year on the back of strong industrial production and it may be well into the middle of the next decade before we start to see any significant reduction in total coal consumption.
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