And a Wall Street Journal analysis found they are getting costlier and costlier.
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It's proving costlier than any other form of natural disaster.
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This is compelling manufacturers to install costlier emissions treatment systems.
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Applying for a student visa has grown slower and costlier.
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These will be much harder and costlier to deal with.
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To attempt regime change in Iran would be costlier still.
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Hurricanes are getting more dangerous and costlier from climate change.
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That could leave behind an older, sicker, and costlier market.
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Others purify water with reverse osmosis, a costlier imported method.
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Prices are higher, too, making mistakes costlier for the companies.
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Another is that the repair job has been costlier than expected.
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DXY, which typically makes greenback-denominated oil costlier in other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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A strong dollar hurt exporters by making their goods costlier overseas.
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Trump's tax plan is even costlier than Rubio's by most measures.
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A stronger dollar generally makes commodities costlier for other currency holders.
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That was set to make imported phones, including Apple iPhones, costlier.
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A weak yen means costlier imports, which helps drive overall inflation.
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Maybe he takes the costlier but faster route home every night.
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And the Pacific Northwest is expensive; island living is costlier still.
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And the best schools are almost invariably located in costlier neighborhoods.
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At this stage of the game, mistakes are costlier than ever.
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And yet I was in for a much longer, costlier contest.
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Battery storage provides a far costlier option for addressing price differentials.
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Higher rates are also making it significantly costlier to afford a home.
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A strong U.S. currency makes dollar-priced metals costlier for non-U.
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A strong U.S. dollar makes gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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This has made metals priced in the greenback costlier for non-U.
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Costlier public services are a necessary side-effect of long-run growth.
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This has made metals priced in the greenback costlier for non-U.
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The proposal didn't work, and the industry now faces a costlier transition.
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A stronger dollar also makes dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-priced gold costlier holders of other currencies.
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Today, Neumann's real-estate holdings are much costlier than a $3,098 studio.
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Sometimes one must stay in a costlier city, which can get tricky.
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Durable goods like cars or appliances pile up when credit is costlier.
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Predictably, more comprehensive plans that cover more and sicker people are costlier.
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Generally, the costlier the hurricane, the more it's mentioned in subsequent calls.
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In other words, they're an order of magnitude costlier than semiautomatic weapons.
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The design of the costlier and larger Edge model is especially impressive.
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Increasing interest rates would make saving more rewarding and borrowing costlier, reducing demand.
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Direct air capture and enhanced weathering use less land, but both are costlier.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated gold costlier for holders of other currencies.
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What's more, as the country grows wealthier, disasters are going become even costlier.
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A hardware problem would be costlier to fix—and demands for reassurance, louder.
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Domestic output of PLA raw material would help reduce reliance on costlier imports.
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And it's also become costlier to rent and buy a home in America.
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But its high interest rates of around 22015% make borrowing costlier to service.
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Beer and soda could be costlier as brewers deal with pricier aluminum cans.
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S. trade war gets longer and costlier, fuelling worries of a global recession.
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A strong greenback makes U.S. dollar-priced gold costlier for non-American investors.
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Bipartisanship is just riskier and potentially costlier behavior than it used to be.
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As a closer, his failures are costlier and more liable to incite fans.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-priced gold costlier for holders of other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-priced gold costlier for investors using other currencies.
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A strong dollar makes dollar-priced gold costlier for investors using other currencies.
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"Credit card debt is only becoming costlier as interest rates rise," McBride said.
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And costlier imports have forced US manufacturers to lay off workers to cut costs.
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He said that fund has beat a group of costlier hedge funds over time.
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That could compel manufacturers to switch to costlier abrasives such as glass and garnet.
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Innovation is costlier as entrepreneurs and investors seek to disrupt rather than enable industries.
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Second, Eero is far costlier than popular routers you can scoop up on Amazon.
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For various reasons, America's big, costly stadiums keep being replaced by bigger, costlier stadiums.
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Another downgrade could make the country's massive debt load much costlier to pay back.
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By the way, the revised bill is costlier and insures even fewer people. 2.
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Lauder noticed that women substituted costlier luxury items for more practical indulgences like lipstick.
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Rising yields could make dollar-backed debt costlier to repay, especially for emerging markets.
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This does not include inland flooding that could be even costlier and more destructive.
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Lucky's has also increased its food service offering, which involves a costlier labor model.
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Frankly, it's far costlier to abandon women and girls than to invest in them.
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Projections suggest GDP declines up to $28503 billion with lost exports and costlier imports.
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And if so, would it eventually become harder and costlier to obtain birth control?
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But the U.S. tragically experiences more spills and pollution, and costlier clean-up burdens.
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First, as elections have grown costlier, parties are desperate to identify candidates with deep pockets.
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This costlier package gives customers 700 gbps of traffic or more, according to the hacker.
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Costlier and more frequent "super-cats" would actually likely benefit Berkshire's insurance business, he wrote.
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His point: It often takes longer and is costlier than expected to dig a tunnel.
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Let them learn that it is costlier to cover up assault, harassment, rape and violence.
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It could also become costlier for Britain to secure funding for mandates that it supports.
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This could prove costly if the technology works—and costlier still if it does not.
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It is also ceding ground to greyer, costlier rivals like Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.
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A strong greenback deters foreign buyers from purchasing costlier U.S.-produced and -priced oil. Disclaimer
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They said a 5% tariff would reduce that discount by half, making those imports costlier.
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Sick children are, of course, also costlier for insurance companies because they need more care.
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Such debts will become costlier to service if Western interest rates rise and currencies strengthen.
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American Airlines on Thursday trimmed its forecast for full-year earnings due to costlier fuel.
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They make air travel in places like Congo slower, riskier, costlier and much more unpleasant.
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American drones are costlier and require more paperwork than Chinese models, but are more capable.
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They also tend to boost the dollar, making dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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Making it costlier or riskier to fire people also makes it riskier to hire them.
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Mr. Obama came to understand that poorly thought-out military interventions can be even costlier.
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If private railroad transportation becomes costlier, there will be less private investment and fewer jobs.
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"Making it costlier or riskier to fire people also makes it riskier to hire them."
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Those costs are expected to climb even higher as costlier drugs come to the market.
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The makeup of the ObamaCare risk pools has been sicker and costlier than insurers hoped.
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Manufacturers are complaining of costlier raw materials as well as disruptions to the supply chain.
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But for smaller firms, every day that this position is unprofitable makes holding the space costlier.
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A stronger dollar makes crude, priced in the U.S. currency, costlier in the euro and others.
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How that will square with costlier health components like Apple's ECG, however, remains to be seen.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated assets such as gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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Since it's an express bus, the trip is costlier ($2, paid with pre-loaded transport card).
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Alcohol and tobacco prices have also risen and clothing and other household goods are also costlier.
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The dollar index climbed by about 0.3 percent, making dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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Housing has grown costlier, too, especially in the globally connected megacities where the best jobs are.
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L gain more from the scheme, as they rely on costlier wholesale finance and savings accounts.
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The alternative 'dry' process, widely used in modern plants, is costlier and does not use water.
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Another downgrade could make the United States' already massive debt load much costlier to pay back.
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The dollar edged up versus a currency basket — making dollar priced gold costlier for non-U.
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Other approaches may be costlier in terms of improvements delivered, but may be politically more acceptable.
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Surrender is the recognition that in a contest, staying the course will prove costlier than submission.
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But if he is unable to muster that much support, the deal could get much costlier.
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For now, the route still remains expensive, made costlier by high insurance rates and safety considerations.
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This will lead the healthy to forego coverage, leaving a sicker and costlier composition of demanders.
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Hobbling the underground market should also temper tax evasion, a costlier problem than many people realize.
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Costlier borrowing for companies could shrink Swedish GDP by 0.75%, the SBA said in its statement.
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Most important, in terms of expense, health care is getting costlier and people are living much longer.
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Securing land for wind farms in America's densely populated north-east is costlier than in the Midwest.
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Rent on Sand Hill Road is generally costlier, but it can be easier to find larger spaces.
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Auto parts manufacturers, especially small companies, worry they would be pushed out of business by costlier imports.
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Increasing public-sector pay in line with earnings in the private sector would probably be costlier still.
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Their job is to change the calculus in Russia, making any incursion much costlier to an aggressor.
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The drugs are costlier than other treatments targeting bad cholesterol, with a list price topping $14,000 annually.
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POPULAR lore has it that the older a distilled spirit, the finer and costlier it will be.
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That will almost certainly be costlier, in terms of both blood and treasure, in the long run.
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Annual inflation reached 5.7 percent in July as costlier fuel filtered into the prices of consumer goods.
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First-time offenders would be fined $1,000, but a third infraction would be much costlier at $7,500.
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It later turns out that Mozambique's coal is costlier than competing supplies, especially from neighboring South Africa.
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The concession was a sign that many Saudi firms cannot turn a profit with costlier local labour.
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In our simple example, fees are the friction that makes one security costlier to trade than another.
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Another downgrade could make the United States' already massive debt load much costlier to pay back. 5.
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All was borrowed during the cheap-money years after 2009, but refinancing it may prove much costlier.
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Higher rates also tend to boost the U.S. currency, making dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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At this month's meeting, politicians stopped short of demanding costlier mechanical modifications to engine and exhaust systems.
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But that move, collectively, will be even costlier for the property managers who list on Airbnb's service.
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Drugs then lose their effectiveness, forcing doctors to resort to more toxic, less potent, often costlier options.
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Defending an action is often far costlier than settling, making the law especially punitive for media companies.
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A stronger dollar, seen as a safe haven asset, makes dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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Prices for energy and petroleum products jumped 2.8 percent due to costlier motor gasoline and diesel fuel.
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Even as we celebrate those achievements, we must acknowledge our jails have become costlier and more dangerous.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has also made it costlier to live in high-tax areas.
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Insurers used to discriminate against those with preexisting conditions because sick people are often costlier to cover.
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The announcement was significant, as carriers have gradually made it costlier for subscribers to use unlimited data plans.
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Whether in person or online, look for zippers that include rain protection (which is costlier, but worth it).
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The EIA expects diesel, which powers many of the largest RVs, to be 12.7 percent costlier this summer.
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The dollar was up 0.7 percent against its key rivals, making cotton costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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That makes it costlier to operate–a problem in an airline industry where margins are often too thin.
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But experts tell Axios that investors ultimately will price in a costlier assessment of his "America First" policies.
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That's a good deal compared with eating at a restaurant but costlier than shopping and cooking for yourself.
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The acquisition of Nokia's mobile business will go down as one of the costlier missteps in Microsoft's history.
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That costlier tax break is the 2200 percent top tax rate for so-called pass-through, unincorporated businesses.
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It has grown in popularity as the rest of the Upper West Side has become costlier, she said.
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There are no forms, and unlike the costlier, traditional insurance model, employers get back what is not spent.
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Targeting them with expulsion can end up deepening the underlying issue, making it costlier and harder to resolve.
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The concerns are leading some investors to prefer low-cost projects, especially Argentine brine, over other costlier projects.
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The incident was relatively minor compared with longer and costlier outages that have hit Delta and its competitors.
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Increased luxury-tax penalties have made it costlier — and more foolish — to sustain lush payrolls, year after year.
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Apart from costlier feedstock, Korean buyers may need to retrofit their facilities that are used to Iranian condensate.
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Because many Obamacare enrollees were sicker (and costlier) than anticipated, premiums skyrocketed and insurers backed out of state exchanges.
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Higher expenses have weighed on airline profits as they grapple with strong demand and growth that is becoming costlier.
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The dollar hit a five-month high versus a currency basket, making dollar-priced metals costlier for non-U.
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And that costlier iPhone Plus now has two cameras, one a wide-angle version and one a telephoto version.
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Separating will be painful, doing so acrimoniously even costlier, with assets wasted in the squabble and the children embittered.
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The money and land wasted on car parks make life costlier for everyone, even those who do not drive.
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In the long run more research into shark behaviour could help predict attacks—but would be costlier than culling.
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As flights to multiple cities get costlier, a recent survey suggests passengers are getting savvier about avoiding higher prices.
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China's logistics sector was roughly equal to 15% of GDP in 2016, costlier even than in Brazil or India.
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Even Christmas lights and decorations, which are mostly imported from China, will be costlier ahead of the holiday season.
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The U.S. dollar was up 0.1% against key rivals, making greenback denominated gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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Investors fear a longer and costlier trade war between the world's two largest economies could trigger a global recession.
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A shortfall in supplies of natural gas has forced Bangladesh to burn oil, a costlier option, to generate electricity.
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The base MacBook (1205) model is now about Rs 6,000 ($90) costlier in India, starting at Rs 2205,2900 ($23,2080).
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Even if it could be done, costlier American labor and production facilities would seriously jack up the iPhone's cost.
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It has matched previous tariffs dollar for dollar, leading some investors to worry that trade could get costlier still.
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But rentals with Silvercar start at $59 a day, making it one of the costlier options in the industry.
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Disruptions like these are likely to become more frequent, researchers say, potentially making air travel costlier and more turbulent.
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Interbank lending is getting more expensive after a decade-long slump, pointing to costlier mortgages and slower price growth.
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Exxon feels that its reputation is at stake and that the threat of more sanctions, potentially costlier, is looming.
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What's costlier is when pipe projects are done improperly and taxpayers wind up choking on the follow-on expenses.
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As wildfires become costlier, homeowners in fire-prone areas have said it's becoming difficult or impossible to get insurance.
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Cubans seeking visas to the United States must apply at U.S. embassies abroad, which is costlier and more complicated.
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Amazon's costlier version is not "powered by AI," it sends MIDI to software that's hooked up to the cloud.
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The result could be that only sicker, costlier people remain in ObamaCare plans, leading to a spike in premiums.
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Furthermore, PFI contracts, the first of which were signed in 23, have turned out to be costlier than they looked.
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In setting its price controls for water, it will make it costlier for them to borrow, which could crimp profits.
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That's already costlier than most 3.5mm cables; you're paying a premium for that Master & Dynamic branding and design, after all.
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I don't feel great going on a trip while unemployed, but it would be costlier to cancel at this point.
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While falling yields make the non-yielding bullion more attractive, stronger dollar makes it costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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U.S. shipping services tend to be much costlier than foreign ones, so import-dependent Puerto Rico is handicapped when trading.
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Expansion to the East will be more challenging, due to a mixture of bilateral restrictions and lengthier–meaning costlier–flights.
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Reed: For the insurers, it's that this group of people is sicker and costlier to cover than they bargained for.
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While knives with full tangs are preferable (and often costlier), a knife with a partial tang can still perform well.
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While falling yields make the non-yielding bullion more attractive, stronger dollar makes it costlier for investors with other currencies.
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Higher fuel prices, new driver regulations and a shortage of drivers have made moving freight costlier for packaged goods companies.
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This is cheaper and produces oil more quickly than costlier offshore and LNG projects that take years to generate cash.
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Without enforcing the mandate, healthier people might consider going without insurance, possibly resulting in a costlier pool of sicker patients.
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More traditional measurements, which can involve surveys, toxicology or medical reports, and crime statistics, can also be much costlier to run.
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The U.S. dollar was slightly up against a basket of currencies, making greenback-denominated gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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In the current period, higher labor costs, costlier fuel and the ongoing pricing battle are weighing on the carrier's profit margins.
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A rallying dollar makes oil and other commodities denominated in the greenback costlier for holders of the euro and other currencies.
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Inflation is already painfully high, at 14% or so, and costlier imported fuel and food will lift prices higher this year.
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The costlier the gift, the more appreciation a donor might expect to be demonstrated, which was consistent with what he found.
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It also found that 55 percent want a candidate seeking larger, costlier changes over smaller steps easier to move through Congress.
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As Indian incomes rise and consumers opt for costlier packaged brands, sales of dairy products are rising by 15% a year.
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Mercedes-Benz controls nitrogen oxides with a costlier BlueTEC technology that relies upon a urea tank that must be refilled periodically.
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Still, that's definitely not a million bucks and this is, without a doubt, one of the costlier penalties in football history.
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Indeed, future Congress is more likely to be tolerant of a well-targeted and effective subsidy, than a costlier sprawling one.
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Making it costlier and more onerous to comply could discourage farmers from making necessary improvements like buffer strips and grass waterways.
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Continuing to fight has become costlier for us than taking a risk for peace with very high civilian casualties this year.
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An amnesty will be far costlier if it is extended to the entire illegal population, which is less skilled on average.
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By contrast, the law's individual mandate, forcing consumers to buy that costlier insurance, was going to be phased in over time.
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The actuaries warn that without the incentive for healthier people to enroll, sicker and costlier people would remain, driving up costs.
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The rise of mega-constellations could make the hunt for those asteroids harder — and costlier — in the future, some experts warn.
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Wire services, like Western Union or Moneygram, provide some faster options but can be significantly costlier for both sender and recipient.
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Sara Gonzalez says she does not even look at the price when she is buying a book, even for costlier hardcovers.
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Another positive result of costlier housing, she said, is that savings will move out of banks and into the real economy.
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The company was accused of deceiving borrowers, misallocating payments and steering borrowers into costlier forbearances rather than income-based repayment programs.
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Sharp falls in the rouble's value are also likely to make imports costlier, rattle the elite, and hit travel-minded Russians.
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It also would become a costlier fight and there's no evidence, they say, that the operation requires that level of troop commitment.
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There's one more aspect to Trump's plan that could make it even costlier — he is talking about a wall, not a fence.
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Some are moving soybeans south and east to domestic users, a costlier endeavor that ultimately thins margins for both shippers and farmers.
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But the system was costlier than alternatives, and needed so much "playing" that it started to look like thinly disguised child labour.
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A jump in oil prices might lead to costlier gasoline, a key issue for Trump as he seeks re-election next year.
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Idol said once the "promotionality piece" was over by the next quarter, Kors could introduce fresher, costlier products for the fall season.
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But Democrats and other critics warned that the move could lead to a costlier, less-efficient system controlled by the airline industry.
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I'm leery of home equity loans for a luxurious kitchen upgrade, a vacation, or a costlier car than you would otherwise drive.
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The dollar rose 0.5% against major rivals on the upbeat U.S. data, making greenback-denominated assets costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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The incoming president has railed against the new airport, saying it has been tainted by corruption and will be costlier than planned.
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And the English have a romantic attachment to small local hospitals, which are costlier and deliver worse results than big specialist ones.
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The climate suits will make investment in domestic production both risky and costlier, curtail oil production, and make price increases more likely.
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Removing healthier, cheaper customers from the Obamacare "risk pool" would make insurance companies raise rates to finance benefits for sicker, costlier ones.
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In Sharp, Foxconn picks up screen-making operations that have long been unprofitable and costlier than those of its rivals in China.
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Instead, those with hearing loss must get a prescription or a waiver for one of the FDA-approved, but costlier hearing aids.
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Several carmakers and technology companies have concluded that making autonomous vehicles is going to be harder, slower and costlier than they thought.
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A shortfall in supplies of natural gas has forced the south Asian country to burn oil, a costlier option, to generate electricity.
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Adding to the sector's woes, the Indian rupee has appreciated about 5 percent this year against the U.S. dollar, making exports costlier.
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Eufy Smart Scale C1, available at Amazon, $29.99This smart scale is inexpensive, yet it can do the same things as costlier options.
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If insurers deny, or even delay, approval of costlier life-saving alternatives, then money saving but fatal measures become the deadly default.
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Anything that raises the cost of solar, and slows down the transition away from costlier fuels, will slow declines in electric rates.
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Russia's entry into the war also changed Turkey's calculus, making the campaign against Mr. Assad suddenly costlier and less likely to succeed.
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If growing anxiety were to cause spreads to blow out, highly geared firms would find it costlier to roll over their debt.
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It is a tax — albeit a hidden one — and the largely unchecked piling on of more rules is costly and getting costlier.
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Between the lines: Chesky admitted the platform changes are all high-touch — meaning it's costlier than any efforts that could be automated.
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Whenever the central bank makes borrowing costlier for commercial banks, those institutions have an incentive to pass those costs on to customers.
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The bottom line: "Other generation technologies have become cheaper in recent decades, while new nuclear plants have only become costlier," the report states.
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Although climate risks have risen, insurance premiums and borrowing costs—two signals to which the real economy responds—have not grown much costlier.
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While e-commerce business has jumped, those packages often involve residences, which are costlier for UPS than businesses, because they involve fewer packages.
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The switchover from summer blends, which are more environmentally friendly and costlier to produce, usually happens in August for sale starting on Sept.
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That's because its special new fuel tanks would make the jet heavier and costlier to fly, but without the compensation of extra seats.
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Advocates say that digital redlining results in poorer communities being subject to costlier and less efficient broadband capabilities than suburban and affluent neighborhoods.
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Rising rates push up the U.S. dollar, giving owners more domestic purchasing power, while costlier borrowing terms can put a crimp on activity.
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Creating regulatory uncertainty for all developers, not just for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, will make it harder and costlier to build public infrastructure.
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HBO Now costs $14.99 per month, which is on the costlier side, especially if you only use it to watch Game of Thrones.
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If the supply lines do get cut, defense experts say, it could make the Afghanistan war costlier to wage from an economic standpoint.
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Energy mandates, meanwhile, will drive up electricity prices as traditional energy sources are phased out for costlier power provided by wind and solar.
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And such political uncertainty comes at a time when the Federal Reserve has embarked on raising interest rates, which will make borrowing costlier.
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DOLLAR: The dollar strengthened towards last year's 20.5-21/2712.50 year high, pressuring metals by making them costlier for buyers with other currencies.
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Then under Trump, those same Republicans approved a tax break that was far costlier, with the benefits disproportionately going to corporations and zillionaires.
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Then under Trump, those same Republicans approved a tax break that was far costlier, with the benefits disproportionately going to corporations and zillionaires.
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It will also make it costlier for bricks-and-mortar players to effectively compete, as they swallow additional expenses related to shipping and logistics.
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They may need to delay while they get the money together, resulting in a later and costlier procedure, said Daniel Grossman, director of ANSIRH.
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Campaigners argued that, by making it costlier to go out without embarrassment while menstruating, the tax was pushing girls to drop out of school.
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People rely on their employers to share the rising expense of heath care, but it's a costly benefit for companies, and only getting costlier.
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The cause of this divergence is a strong dollar, which is making emerging markets' debts that are denominated in the currency costlier to service.
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And yet the industry's political activities in 2017 may only presage a tougher and costlier clash with Washington, D.C., in the year to come.
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America differs from many rich countries in introducing restrictions on access to abortion that make them harder to get, less safe and much costlier.
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Apple Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri told Reuters that customers were buying costlier models and the $999 iPhone X was the quarter's best seller.
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"It's going to fizzle out sooner or later when the consumer realises that their pocket is being hit by costlier domestic products," said Kohli.
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Several recent studies show that the poorer you are in America, the more likely it is that you face a costlier and longer commute.
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Plus, during the summer, federal regulation requires many fuel sellers to switch over to more environmentally friendly — and costlier — summer-blend gasoline, he said.
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But for the people who have plans with monthly income-based requirements as low as 10 percent, this will be a costlier new reality.
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Critics of the rule argue the new fiduciary standard would force investors to move from commission-based accounts to costlier, fee-based advisory accounts.
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Exacerbating the problem is the fact that Italian 10-year bond yields are close to 3 percent, making it costlier to refinance Italian debt.
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Net revenue from its pharmacy benefit management business rose 3.2 percent to $32.22 billion, driven by higher claims on costlier drugs among other things.
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The low-hanging fruit in science, medicine and technology has been harvested and new advances are costlier, more complex and more prone to failure.
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Because of "crew inefficiencies," Vernon wrote that Amazon Air is still costlier than UPS and FedEx in regard to moving goods door-to-door.
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Offshore wind power is costlier than onshore projects or solar power, and still only accounts for about 3.5 percent of global wind energy capacity.
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"It's going to fizzle out sooner or later when the consumer realizes that their pocket is being hit by costlier domestic products," said Kohli.
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Spacious three-bedroom homes sold for about $210,21950 before the storm, drawing some buyers from costlier real estate markets elsewhere in the United States.
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If getting the quantity of pollution slightly wrong would be costlier, then quantity should be pinned down, with prices allowed to work themselves out.
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Other work colleges like Sterling and Blackburn fall on the consortium's costlier end, charging about what some public universities would an in-state student.
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Mr. Morrison presented the move as a reaction to crowding in the nation's largest cities, which has led to congested commutes and costlier housing.
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Some Republicans expressed doubt that the Senate would approve the more modest House package without changes, much less a far costlier future package. Sen.
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Administration officials argue, for example, that fuel-saving technologies are expensive and will make cars costlier, making it tougher for people to afford them.
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Brexit seems certain to make it harder and costlier to recruit from the Continent, assuming that people will still want to come from there.
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Against key rivals, the dollar scaled a more-than two-year high earlier in the session, making gold costlier for investors holding other currency.
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DOLLAR: The U.S. currency strengthened towards last year's 22.2-212/0.63 year high, pressuring metals by making them costlier for buyers with other currencies.
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Other things that have gotten costlier in the past 12 months: repairing household items, which rose by 8.7%; men's outerwear, 14.83%; and potatoes, 6.2%.
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All these devices and accessories can be costlier than a gym membership, an expense that can already require a decent amount of expendable income.
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Human smuggling has grown more and more violent, as border security tightens and as the smuggling of people and drugs becomes costlier and riskier.
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Both offer other, costlier plans, with more channels, or add-on plans for HBO, or for specialized programming such as sports, or kids' shows.
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Each year, wildfires keep getting bigger and costlier to tackle (in part because more people live near fire zones, which means more houses to protect).
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The company now plans to focus its lower-emissions lineup on all-battery and gasoline-hybrid EVs rather than costlier technologies including plug-in hybrids.
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Angola has let its currency slide by 28% against the dollar this year, though the adjustment will make it costlier to repay dollar-denominated debts.
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By increasing the bank rate, the MPC would make it costlier to borrow and more rewarding to save, reducing demand and bringing inflation back down.
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Some of this may be because the system is still bedding in, and because the tougher provisions have made apprenticeships a costlier option for employers.
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The dollar rose 0.4% against major rivals on the upbeat U.S. data, making greenback-denominated assets such as gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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But as small independent startups have scaled into unicorn territory and as countless brands have saturated digital channels, customer acquisition has gotten harder and costlier.
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The second issue is computational cost: the best Turing card for professional production costs $10,000, but it was even costlier to use ray tracing before.
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The companies could also comply by burning costlier low-sulphur fuels such as marine gasoil, ultra-low-sulphur fuel oil or liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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Higher oil prices and the need to replace shrinking reserves have boosted oil majors' appetites for costlier offshore ventures, pumping money into the government's coffers.
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"The pour-flush design is a more expensive design, but ultimately it's those [costlier qualities of the latrines] that keep people using them," says Foster.
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Miners came under pressure after prices of major industrial metals slipped on a stronger dollar, which generally makes commodities costlier for holders of other currencies.
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Investors have, since last year, sought safety from the trade dispute in the dollar, which made greenback-denominated gold costlier for buyers holding other currencies.
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But their younger son, who elected to go to Chapman University, a private and much costlier school, needed more than what was in his 221.
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Some VC types put it all down to regulations that made it costlier to become a public company and easier to remain a private one.
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Instead of lifting the restriction after officials complained to the company, Verizon's representatives advised the department to switch to a much costlier unlimited data plan.
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The greenback was however still trading near a three-month high, piling pressure on gold as it makes dollar-priced commodities costlier for non-U.
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Several retailers have warned that a shortage of truck drivers, new driver regulations and higher fuel prices would make moving freight much costlier this year.
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The dollar held close to a two-month peak against key rivals, making greenback-denominated assets such as gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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For example, EIA foresees electric vehicles remaining perpetually costlier than their gasoline and diesel counterparts, contrary to numerous forecasts of cost parity in the 2020s.
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Coal-fired power plants generated an additional 27,000 GWh between January and June as costlier gas encouraged utilities to run coal units for more hours.
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The longer we wait, the worse and costlier ObamaCare will become, making a single-payer system look like a reasonable, and perhaps the only, alternative.
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The dollar note is bid at 532bp over swaps, implying it would be costlier for Santander to refinance that bond than to leave it outstanding.
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Some vegetables such as potatoes have become costlier, but the rise is modest for now as traders have leftover stock, said a Mumbai-based trader.
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This lawsuit assails the ACA's promise of cost-sharing reductions for low-income Americans and if it prevails, will make health insurance costlier for everyone.
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DOLLAR: The dollar saw its biggest weekly fall in more than a decade, easing the pressure on base metals that become costlier for non-U.
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While the economic toll of social distancing is stark, economists say failing to mitigate the pandemic's spread would be far costlier in the long run.
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Insurance companies require "prior authorizations" with lengthy forms absurdly accepted only by fax, or endless phone calls, or they won't pay for newer, costlier medications.
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It also said black and Hispanic borrowers were respectively 4.1 times and 2.6 times more likely to go into foreclosure on those costlier, riskier loans.
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Supporters also argue expanding Medicare access will strengthen the Obamacare exchanges since older Americans, who are often sicker and costlier, will be shifted to Medicare.
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The first personal computers were costlier and less powerful than early mainframes, for instance, and early digital cameras were not as good as film cameras.
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Even if there are significant short-term expenses to be paid, the long-term financial and human price of ignoring mental illness is exponentially costlier.
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The electricity produced by Khi Solar One, which Eskom must buy as part of a 20-year contract, is significantly costlier than regular solar power.
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Large public companies could offset costlier debt financing by raising money in the equity markets, which would become more attractive economically than the debt market.
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The idea behind these policies is that by limiting the supply of drugs, prices will go up and a drug habit will be much costlier.
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The pound has come under renewed pressure as expectations grow that Britain's divorce from the EU will be messier and costlier for the economy than expected.
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If these costs are attributed equally to immigrants and natives on a per capita basis, immigrants appear costlier to government budgets than do the native-born.
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The idea is that by limiting the supply of drugs, prices will go up and a drug habit will be much costlier and harder to maintain.
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Thus, smuggling networks switched their sights on the costlier full-package solution: travel by air with European passports, like the ones Qahar describes, or Syrian passports.
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Higher interest rate increase the opportunity cost of holding the non-yielding bullion and lifts the U.S. dollar, making gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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Another important principle of investing is to keep costs as low as possible, and investing in international assets is inherently costlier than investing in domestic ones.
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The mandate underpins the law by spreading insurers' risk between the young and healthy and the older part of the population that needs costlier medical care.
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Higher interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion and can boost the U.S. dollar, making gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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Right away, a bunch of countries will want to join the club, and with each new country that joins, staying out of the club becomes costlier.
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Increasingly, companies are willing to pay for their workers to seek medical care, especially if it means they can avoid costlier health expenses down the line.
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One of the reasons manufacturers are confidently piling on capacity despite costlier raw materials is that, at the moment, little else can compete with their wares.
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Some vegetables such as potatoes have become costlier, but the rise is modest for now as traders have left-over stock, said a Mumbai-based trader.
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Moving this rate up lifts other rates in the economy, making it costlier for people to use their credit cards or to buy homes and cars.
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In addition, many of the most likely buyers - affluent, environmentally inclined homeowners in sunny places – already have rooftop systems, making winning new customers harder and costlier.
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When China's president, Xi Jinping, visited Hobart in late 2014, he sent signals that China wanted more seafood, beef and other costlier food exports from Tasmania.
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The specific aim is to destroy and inhibit the international drug trade — making drugs scarcer and costlier, and therefore making drug habits in the US unaffordable.
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Higher rates would reduce the demand for non-interest bearing bullion as well as boosting the U.S. dollar, making dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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The central bank has closed off some of its funding taps, forcing banks to borrow from its costlier "late liquidity window" to drive up borrowing costs.
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Oracle - a late entrant to the cloud market - has been aggressively pushing into the business as more and more clients ditch the costlier software licensing model.
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But it cut subsidies for NEVs this year as part of an overall plan to reduce subsidies, making the vehicles costlier and dampening demand for them.
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Bigger isn't always better: the greater the water volume, the heavier the tub becomes and the longer (and costlier!) it takes to fill up and heat.
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Some states, including Minnesota, Texas and New Jersey, sponsor education loan programs of their own, which generally offer costlier terms than federal loans, the report noted.
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And whatever modest tax cuts they got are being more than eaten up by higher gas prices, higher health-insurance premiums and ever costlier prescription drugs.
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That route is costlier and, more important, compromised by Russian influence, according to American officials, who say sensitive materials could not be sent through those states.
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Not surprisingly, cost increases are higher with greater degrees of adverse selection: The more sick individuals in the system, relatively speaking, the costlier it would be.
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Wheels Conceived for an era of high gasoline prices, the F-150 has lost its fuel-efficiency selling point, while its key material has gotten costlier.
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The big U.S. soybean sales come at a time when U.S. shipments are traditionally costlier than newly harvested soybeans shipped from Brazil, the world's biggest exporter.
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More extensive and costlier U.S. tariffs, along with weak domestic demand, is likely to make Beijing more open to policy easing in coming months, BofAML said.
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More extensive and costlier U.S. tariffs, along with weak domestic demand, is likely to make Beijing more open to policy easing in coming months, BofAML said.
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While the loans are costlier than those offered by banks, which charge around 12 percent on average, they are processed more quickly and require little paperwork.
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With oil prices around $50 a barrel and production already glutting world markets, few oil companies are making plans to expand into costlier, riskier offshore drilling.
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Higher oil prices and the need to replace shrinking reserves have boosted oil majors' appetites for costlier offshore ventures, pumping much-needed money into Brazil's coffers.
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This incentivizes investments in cybersecurity that are driven by compliance and not risk which is a less secure approach and can be costlier for state government.
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Making it harder and costlier for U.S. life insurers to buy reinsurance will hurt their access to capital and, ultimately, their ability to provide affordable products.
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Also, as GasBuddy senior petroleum analyst Dan McTeague told NPR, driving season also sees refineries churn out more lower-emission fuels that are costlier to produce.
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Instead, North Dakota's drillers have been shipping thousands of barrels of crude each day by trains, which are costlier and also sometimes get derailed and explode.
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If it really does have all of Hulu's current freedoms (including the costlier commercial-free option) plus the live stuff, it might be a decent combination.
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The former effect offsets the export subsidy by making US exports costlier, and the latter offsets the import tax by making imports to the US cheaper.
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Image: Screengrab via the Boring CompanyDo you have $500 lying around and want to spend it on something that will, inevitably, lead to a much costlier disaster?
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Patients, who had to foot the bill for any amount above this reference price, flocked to lower-priced hospitals, prompting some costlier institutions to lower their charges.
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Also weighing on gold was the U.S. dollar, which gained 0.1 percent against key rivals on the Fed's comments, making gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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That plan doesn't allow tethering and costs about $100 for a single phone, which makes it costlier than the current grandfathered option even after the price hike.
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Not having enough pilots means not flying jetliners as often as business plans dictate, or moving more freight by slower or costlier means, like ship or truck.
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Obamacare is proving costlier than expected for taxpayers, as well, due to the deferral of some taxes that were supposed to help the government cover its costs.
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Since cheating is now costlier, belief in an invisible monitor helps people avoid those costs, and so survive with their reputations intact, and pass on their genes.
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A loan to a large company is almost 13 times costlier to banks in terms of capital than mortgages, for instance, according to the central bank rules.
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The president's efforts are a good start toward the long-run goals of shifting workforce policy toward successful apprenticeships and away from costlier and less effective programs.
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They might find it even trickier if Britain votes to leave the EU. Such firms will thus be stuck with a small, costlier sterling corporate-bond market.
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The fire chief's claims that Verizon wanted the department to switch to a costlier data plan are supported by email communications and Verizon isn't refuting these claims.
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Such regulations already exist for alcohol and tobacco, two substances that are far more dangerous and costlier to society than is the responsible adult use of cannabis.
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Even if it could be done, costlier American labor and production facilities would seriously jack up the iPhone's cost, according to Tim Bajarin, president of Creative Strategies.
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The International Air Transport Association on Monday forecast airlines' combined profits would be 12 percent lower than it had expected in December, largely because of costlier fuel.
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The stronger dollar dampens demand for gold by making it costlier for buyers holding other currencies, while geopolitical uncertainty fuels interest in bullion as a safe investment.
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Warren Buffett wants to lower health-care costs, but his fast-food-fueled diet and his food and beverage investments have historically been linked to costlier care.
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The algorithm itself was unbiased, but using cost prediction as a way to flag patients was biased because white patients are given costlier treatments than black patients.
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The Papa Westray-Westray trip is cheap for passengers—£17 one way, and £1 more to fly all the way back to Kirkwall—but costlier for taxpayers.
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They are faced with either paying a ransom or taking on the time-consuming — and possibly costlier — task of rebuilding the stolen systems from the bottom up.
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Vroom, it seems, has not managed to sidestep some of the costlier aspects of selling vehicles, and that may point in part to why the company is reorganising.
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After a fall in government deposits in Qatar's banking system in 2016, banks reacted by attracting costlier non-resident deposits and increasing wholesale funding to sustain their growth.
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The EIU noted that Singapore offers roughly the same value as New York for basic groceries, where Seoul is 33% more expensive, and it's 26% costlier in Tokyo.
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At the same time, China's textiles sector faces rising costs of inputs such as cotton and wool, hefty import taxes for basic manufacturing equipment, and costlier environmental rules.
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The hedging costs are closely tied to short-term interest rate gaps between currencies and rises in dollar interest rates mean hedging will become costlier for Japanese investors.
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These are basically auto-generated charts, conspicuously similar to the manually created Excel and PowerPoint reports executives were staring at back in 2005, but far prettier and costlier.
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Those bigger paychecks helped pay for costlier gasoline after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allied producers including Russia reduced output to prop up prices.
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A late entrant to the cloud market, Oracle has been doubling down on efforts to bolster its cloud-based services as customers increasingly shun the costlier licensing model.
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Also limiting gold's upside was a firm dollar, which moved away from last week's over two-month low, making greenback denominated bullion costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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The bank has cut off some funding taps to force lenders to borrow more from the costlier late liquidity window, a facility only available after 4:00 p.m.
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The transaction is somewhat of an outlier, as gold mining executives say the rising price of bullion has made acquisitions costlier for a sector focused on financial discipline.
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A Sydney apartment with Harbour Bridge views is now costlier than a similar home overlooking the Eiffel Tower or Miami Beach, research by property group Knight Frank shows.
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Next, patients can try costlier alternatives such as botox injections, a device called miraDry that delivers electromagnetic energy to decompose sweat glands, or laser therapy to destroy them.
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But the economy has been slow to respond, and investors fear a longer and costlier trade war between the world's two largest economies could trigger a global recession.
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Northrop Grumman is marketing its medium altitude, long-endurance, optionally manned Firebird aircraft as a way to compliment the larger and costlier Triton for the border security contract.
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Yet further improvements will also be much costlier than necessary if they too are pursued by fiat, particularly with many of the easier fixes having already been made.
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"Sweden's system, while maybe costlier than necessary, offers a simpler and more manageable repayment process for students," said Kevin James, founder and chief executive of Better Future Forward.
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The figures also don't include the additional and costlier steps that will be required even with sea walls, such as revamping sewers, storm water and drinking water infrastructure.
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Though logistics services aren't included in the World Bank's ease of doing business country rankings, they're known to be costlier in Africa than many parts of the world.
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Elsewhere, the dollar rose from last week's four-month lows against the yen and traded up against a currency basket, making dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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No amount of American power or will could impose a threat that North Korea will see as costlier than destruction nor offer an incentive more valuable than survival.
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Comparing the two, I&aposm impressed by the Model 23&aposs extra straight-line speed, but I&aposd still take the costlier M3 as a driver&aposs car.
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The reason no one offers coverage that generous is that doing so would carry an incredible price tag, particularly in the United States, where health care is costlier.
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It is unclear whether the new flaw can be resolved by reprogramming the software or requires a hardware fix, which would be costlier and could take much longer.
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By the early 1900s, the practice had largely been abandoned, in part because it was seen as unethical and ineffective, and in part because it was much costlier.
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Dollar General, like several other retailers, also flagged higher transportation costs as a shortage of truck drivers, new driver regulations and higher fuel prices made moving freight much costlier.
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The dollar index, against a basket of six major currencies, hovered near a two-week high reached on Friday, making greenback-denominated gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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This no-premium coverage would necessarily have higher deductibles than costlier options, but it would provide financial protection against expensive medical claims, which is the primary purpose of insurance.
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United Airlines is pressing into service wide-bodied jets, which are costlier to run than single-aisle jets like the 22.9 and so generally reserved for long-haul routes.
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Fires only are expected to get bigger and costlier as humans keep pumping heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere, primarily by burning fossil fuels for heat, electricity and transportation.
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Income gains have been exclusively concentrated among seniors (mostly in the form of costlier Medicare benefits) and the rich, especially the top 1 percent, top 240 percent, and beyond.
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Scherer said options included a makeover of the existing line-up or new types of plane, based either broadly on existing technology or a costlier leap in advanced features.
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Rock Paper Shotgun writer John Walker has argued that Half-Life's bombastic 2004 sequel killed the genre, driving developers into a death spiral of ever-costlier cinematic set pieces.
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Because these shops tend to be located in costlier markets — and lean more heavily on low-margin products such as grocery — they'll need that volume to churn a profit.
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We can see this in the decline of market entrepreneurship and dynamism, alongside a rise in political entrepreneurship: costlier campaigns, more think tanks, and a national slouch towards kleptocracy.
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Higher U.S. yields don't just reduce the appeal of emerging bonds, they also make it costlier for governments and companies to roll over maturing debt or raise fresh finance.
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Wal-Mart shoppers will snag a bigger discount on inexpensive but heavy items, which are costlier to ship than small products that carry a high price tag, Lore said.
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Like several other retailers, Dollar General also flagged higher freight costs, as a shortage of truck drivers, new driver regulations and higher fuel prices made moving freight much costlier.
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Data also showed how some insurers — big and small — that had lower premium price hikes than competitors saw a marked uptick in sign-ups relative to costlier health plans.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge is upholding the Trump administration's expansion of cheaper short-term health insurance plans as an alternative to the Affordable Care Act's costlier comprehensive insurance.
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Lack of financing has also disproportionally affected women and minorities; according to the Small Business Administration (SBA), they are more likely to use costlier credit cards for their startups.
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Even where solar isn't quite so cheap, its falling price can bring it into competition with natural gas made costlier by the need to import it in liquefied form.
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Ships without scrubbers would have to burn costlier low-sulfur fuels such as marine gasoil (MGO) or ultra-low-sulfur fuel oil to comply with the clean air rules.
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Oil and gas companies say a Trump administration proposal to bail out the coal industry will cut into their market share, while steel tariffs make their production equipment costlier.
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When a talented group of young players seemed ready to make an impact, Mr. Glass approved the acquisition of costlier veterans to help the team make a postseason push.
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Cost benefit analysis Not investing in sustainability is far costlier in the long term to governments and corporations than making the decision to reduce our global carbon footprint now.
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Analysts have said that engagement with the North is now riskier, given the United Nations sanctions, and is likely costlier, given how much North Korea's nuclear stockpile has grown.
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Mr. Romero said shoppers in the market for refrigerators were forgoing costlier units and opting to buy a $1,000 refrigerator rather than one that sold for $1,250, crimping profits.
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Mr. Romero said shoppers in the market for refrigerators were forgoing costlier units and opting to buy a $1,000 refrigerator rather than one that sold for $1,250, crimping profits.
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Investors have generally looked to the dollar in the search for safety from the trade dispute, strengthening the currency and making dollar-priced gold costlier for buyers holding other currencies.
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Stripped of a veto, Finland is concerned it may have no say on who produces the balancing power, possibly favoring Scandinavian power plants, as Finnish ones tend to be costlier.
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It's impossible for scientists to say global warming caused this specific fire, of course, but polluting the atmosphere is creating conditions that make such disasters more likely, bigger and costlier.
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But in the latest session, a rallying dollar, which rose nearly 0.5 percent, weighed on the greenback-denominated crude, making it costlier to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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Unfortunately, Apple Stores and Certified Apple Repair technicians aren't equipped for the repair, and so, instead, people have no choice but to pay for the much costlier logic board replacement.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll this month found nearly 60 percent of adults believed the House bill would make insurance costlier for low-income Americans and people with pre-existing conditions.
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This same limit holds true in employer plans, but in that case, company contributions go to all participating employees, making it costlier and more difficult to reach the $53,000 limit.
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Before the November elections, the main problem facing the law was that some insurers were dropping out because of financial losses from enrollees who were sicker and costlier than expected.
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Canada is the primary source of imported U.S. oil, but congested pipelines in Alberta, where tar-like bitumen is extracted, have forced oil shippers to use costlier rail and trucks.
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This change alone will cause premiums to be 10% higher because fewer healthy people will buy coverage, leaving insurers with a sicker and costlier group of policyholders, the CBO projected.
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Although cyber defenders were mostly able to disarm hacker's attacks, hackers are constantly creating variants that will be harder to detect, and perhaps costlier to the public and private sector.
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Stripped of a veto, Finland is concerned it may have no say on who produces the balancing power, possibly favouring Scandinavian power plants, as Finnish ones tend to be costlier.
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The remaining gap in global shipping fuel demand from 2020 is expected to be filled by costlier low-sulfur fuels such as marine gasoil or ultra-low-sulfur fuel oil.
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But keeping the metal's upside in check, the events in Italy pushed the dollar to a 10-month high versus the euro, making dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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Cruz agreed to modify the amendment by fusing the risk pools of people who buy cheaper plans subject to less federal regulation and those who purchase costlier federally qualified plans.
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Applied to the Israeli-Palestinian context, Mr. Erekat takes the inverse position: Negotiating with Israel is costlier to the Palestinian people than the Palestinian Authority's current political and economic policies.
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But it would not have put in place other incentives for people to obtain coverage — a situation that insurers say would leave them with a pool of sicker, costlier customers.
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Airbus has also seen a surge in demand for the newer A321neo, a costlier version with more efficient engines, but low oil prices have helped prolong interest in existing models.
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All such programs would be at risk if some version of the House or Senate plans becomes law, making state and local spending of this type costlier to their citizens.
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She also pointed to changes her department announced this week to a program called risk adjustment, which shifts money from insurers with healthier enrollees to those with sicker, costlier ones.
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And while Nissan developed continuous variable transmission (CVT) automatic gearboxes through its subsidiary Jatco, Renault purchased costlier dual-clutch transmissions (DCT) from Getrag, pending plans to design and produce its own.
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In a complaint filed on Friday in Los Angeles federal court, MGA Entertainment Inc said no reasonable consumer would mistake Pooey Puitton, which retails for $59.99, for costlier Louis Vuitton handbags.
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Aside from potentially exposing data, a hack or IT mishap could force more of the census to be done through in-person door-knocking, an inherently costlier and less accurate method.
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Conflict in Yemen was his "biggest worry" due to restricted access for assistance and the slow movement of goods, forcing aid agencies to use longer and costlier routes to supply food.
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Mining shares, the year's best performers in Europe, also lost ground with the sector index falling 1.2 percent on a firmer dollar that generally makes commodities costlier for other currency holders.
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Several of the Pakistanis tried, but failed, to get European, North American and Australian scholarships; getting a degree at home would be much costlier than the one the Chinese are offering.
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His governments have failed to wean the economy off diamonds, which may run out within 30 or 40 years (nobody knows for sure) and are anyway becoming costlier to dig out.
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But drilling activity has dropped sharply in the last year, hurting service providers, and the shrinking discount reduces incentive for shippers to move crude by rail, which is costlier than pipelines.
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The variant with faster processor and more storage (215GHz dual-core Intel Core m213 processor, 0003GB SSD storage) is even more costlier, now carrying the sticker price of Rs 2000,21 ($2050,085).
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Shares in Randgold Resources, Acacia Mining and Centamin fell between 0.5 to 0.8 percent as gold prices dropped following a stronger dollar, making the metal costlier for holders of other currencies.
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But just like being cheap can lead people to buy washing machines and cars that break down more often, bargain-basement financial solutions can also be costlier in the long term.
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In general, hybrid mattresses tend to be more expensive than all-foam styles, and the copper and graphite gel-infused memory foam is usually costlier than your average memory foam too.
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But the fact that these events are getting more expensive is more a signal that the economy is growing and populations are increasing, so costlier real estate is in harm's way.
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But because it had slowed the pace of opening new shelters, the city was forced to place homeless families into even costlier hotel rooms, which cost it about $400,000 a day.
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Elizabeth Pape, owner of the women's retail clothing company Elizabeth Suzann, says the easy availability of cheap clothing has made consumers contemptuous of costlier items, even if they will last longer.
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Another big factor, especially across the South, is that employers in low-income states tend to offer workers plans that are costlier in terms of employees' premium contributions and plan deductibles.
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That would lift the uninsured rate, which has fallen dramatically since the law went into effect, and could hurt ObamaCare's sustainability by leaving a smaller, sicker and costlier pool of enrollees.
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In the U.S., for example, we find the Midwest and parts of the South worst hit because they relied on manufacturing, which is costlier and less efficient than it is overseas.
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Even costlier is a more long-term secondary market that sprung from Colonial's perpetual crowding: shipper history transfers that allow newer players a way to access space allocated to bigger players.
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Ships without sulfur-stripping technologies, or scrubbers, would have to burn costlier low-sulfur fuels such as marine gasoil or low-sulfur fuel oil to comply with the clean air rules.
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Spinning up a cluster of cells at a lab bench is costlier, harder to do and the outcomes of experiments are less certain than the results of implementing a new software framework.
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Indeed, speculators are now starting to attack the Hong Kong dollar, whose peg to the U.S. dollar would become costlier for the city if the yuan continues to weaken against the dollar.
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Analysts say political parties turn to them because they often have the deepest pockets in steadily costlier elections, and that some local strongmen are seen as having the best chance of winning.
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But Monday's better-than-expected export data is unlikely to ease fears that a longer and costlier U.S.-China trade war may no longer be avoidable, pushing the global economy towards recession.
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Beijing on Monday accused Washington of harbouring "extravagant expectations" for a deal to end their stretched trade dispute, sparking worries that the two countries were digging for a longer, costlier trade war.
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The company has been shifting to a cloud-based service as customers increasingly shun the costlier licensing model, a pattern also adopted by rivals such as Microsoft Corp, SAP SE and Amazon.
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A lower-priced Model 3 is seen critical to its long-term viability as it needs to reach more customers who can afford the vehicles to offset slowing sales of costlier sedans.
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Henry, of BizParents Foundation, said social media has made it all too easy for people to skirt traditional production rules for protecting children — as their less costlier videos earn views and profits.
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The aim was to encourage banks to lend more by making it costlier to just place funds with central banks but it isn't clear whether the policies have had the intended effect.
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In February, a borrower filed suit against Great Lakes in federal court in East St. Louis, Illinois, alleging that the servicer steered borrowers away from affordable repayment plans and into costlier options.
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Manufacturing has recovered from a rough patch in late 2015 and early 2016 caused by cutbacks in the energy industry and a strong dollar, which makes U.S. goods costlier in foreign markets.
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Policies that are not backed by the program, known as standalone coverage, tend to be costlier in high-risk areas, such as New York, Washington and San Francisco, insurers and brokers said.
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Its state revenues are still more than 80 percent below the pre-recession peak as those companies back off costlier forms of exploration and extraction because of the lower price of oil.
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Sources had told Reuters in April that VW was hoping to return to the bond market as early as May of this year as it sought to replace the costlier bank borrowing.
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A bigger problem for Republicans: some conservative economists say the same thing about an even costlier tax break Congress wants to give some businesses, cloaked in rhetoric about mom-and-pop enterprises.
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"The Americans should leave, somehow they're going to leave," he said, adding that Washington should learn the lesson of its war in Iraq, which lasted longer and was much costlier than anticipated.
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China's most popular meat, pork, is nearly 20123% costlier than a year ago because herds are being wiped out by African swine fever, a disease harmless to people but lethal to pigs.
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This would force Israel to either tolerate chaos in the West Bank and a possible Hamas takeover or enforce a more direct form of occupation that would be costlier to both parties.
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The state-owned bank follows other Italian lenders that have rushed to issue riskier, and relatively costlier, debt this month, taking advantage as investors start to eat into their new year budgets.
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The absence of a co-payment also means that women can get costlier methods of contraception — like the IUD — without paying a lot of money for the device or for doctors' visits.
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The central bank has cut off some funding taps to force lenders to borrow from its costlier "late liquidity window", a facility designed for banks who need a lender of last resort.
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Its glass back is not as tough as the one on the XS. Its casing, or chassis, is composed of aluminum instead of the more robust stainless steel on the costlier phones.
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Oracle has been aggressively pushing into cloud computing to make up for a late entry to the fast-growing business that helps companies move away from the traditional and costlier on-premise model.
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A strong greenback makes dollar-priced gold costlier for non U.S. investors and while falling equities, seen as risky assets, usually help safe-haven gold, they have failed to do so this time.
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The dollar's gains did not last, but oil traders remained wary because any near-term gains by the greenback would make it costlier for those holding other currencies to buy dollar-denominated crude.
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New CEO Christian Sewing has said the bank would refocus on its European and German customer base and cut back on costlier and riskier operations where it doesn&apost hold a leading position.
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Most of that is for the subway line, two times costlier than originally budgeted and so delayed that it is only expected to start running, with partial service, days before the Games begin.
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The E.P.A. on Monday — announcing its official decision to reverse the rules — said that those standards were too expensive for automakers to meet and would ultimately hurt car owners by making vehicles costlier.
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Republicans will get pushback for asking them to pay more and the Republicans will have to find a way to make the case that a costlier reality is better than a freebie fantasy.
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A lower-priced Model 3 is seen as critical to Tesla's long-term viability as it needs to reach more customers who can afford the vehicles to offset slowing sales of costlier sedans.
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An open economy would adjust to such a shock by allowing its currency to devalue, making imports costlier and locally produced goods more attractive (although higher inflation would be a nasty side-effect).
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The increase in base memory is long overdue, but it's great to see higher memory at essentially the same prices on costlier models (the larger Plus costs $20 more this year than last).
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Even in less expensive regions of the country, a single worker will soon need $15 an hour to cover the basics, and workers in costlier regions or with children will require even more.
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"The rapid growth of Qatar Airways and its future expansion will make it harder and costlier for Etihad to stay relevant on its own - everything else aside," he said in an emailed comment.
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Congress has established a lower rate for long-term capital gains for several reasons, among them the fact that longer term investments are riskier and also costlier to hold onto for the investor.
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A BA has huge value at the start of a career, while later one might determine that a graduate certificate could help propel their career more efficiently than a lengthier, costlier master's degree.
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With home prices still far below the national average, real estate professionals in Rust Belt cities expect the influx of workers from costlier locations and the pressure on the markets there to continue.
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There are "public brands" (civic institutions), "brand extensions" (new products from existing brands), "fighter brands" (cheaper brands released by costlier brands to reattract lost brand loyalty) and "brand leaders" (the very best brands).
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With the trade war threatening to grow longer and costlier, many economists believe Beijing will need to roll out more stimulus to meet its 2019 economic growth target of around 6-6.5 percent.
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Mergers will allow companies to compete for costlier rights to professional sports, seen as perhaps the only way to keep viewers from cutting the cable cord, and to build out their streaming services.
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It's also costlier to produce a dub, which means a dubbed film or series can take considerably longer to produce and distribute overseas, though this process has sped up thanks to technological advances.
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Local governments often must make a snap decision on whether to pay the ransom or face a clean-up effort and worker downtime that may be far costlier than the initial ransom request.
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Economists have said the over-reliance of domestic companies on state lenders for long-term credit put a heavy burden on BNDES, fanned regulatory uncertainty and made credit subsidies costlier than initially thought.
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That American inaction enabled Saddam Hussein to slaughter tens of thousands of Iraqi Shiites, whose bodies were discovered in mass graves 12 years later, and led to a much costlier, longer second war.
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American manufacturers had bounced back from a slump in late 2015 and early 2016 caused by cutbacks in the energy industry and a strong dollar, which makes U.S. goods costlier in foreign markets.
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But with most onshore oil production in the hands of NOCs or independent U.S. companies, international companies such as ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell have little choice but to develop costlier deepwater production.
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Airbus knew it would have to respond to this with a costlier Plan B aircraft, code-named A30X, but was facing multiple calls on its cash, including problems with its A400M military plane.
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Other venues charge companies based on the number of outstanding shares they have, which is costlier not only for companies with more shares but potentially for those that perform stock splits or make acquisitions.
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Unfortunately, LED lights have been swept up into the whole "smart home" mess, with app-controlled dimming and hue adjustments and whatnot, making them both costlier and more complex than they need to be.
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Dudley disputed rumors, reported in a Reuters story last year, that BP was considering selling its stake in the Canadian oil sands, which is a heavier, costlier and more carbon-heavy type of oil.
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The annual inflation rate rose to 28.0 percent from 24.0 percent in January, the highest since the 2.4 percent seen in October 2014, in part due to costlier gasoline, Statistics Canada said on Friday.
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Annual inflation quickened to 5.2 percent in June from May's 4.6 percent, exceeding the central bank's 4.3-5.1 percent estimate amid costlier food, alcoholic beverages and tobacco as higher taxes took effect this year.
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But it also made rational sense: the Russian state is Rotenberg's main client and source of wealth, so it would be far costlier to turn against Putin than to bear the burden of sanctions.
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The companies say it is not just that consumers were generally sicker than expected, but also that insurance companies offering access to a wider variety of doctors and hospitals ended up with costlier patients.
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Mr. Mizusawa added that the so-called nuclear umbrella that the United States provides to Japan and South Korea is costly, and he suggested that North Korea's increasing threat would make it even costlier.
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The Federal Reserve has been raising interest rates since December 2015, but the pace has been so slow that it has taken longer than usual for household's to feel the bite of costlier credit.
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While strong winds can rip shingles off roofs and tear down power lines, flooding often causes more widespread, costlier damage — and can be more dangerous for humans, no matter what the hurricane category is.
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Gold, seen as a safe haven asset, usually gains from geopolitical or economic tensions, but has struggled this time around because the dollar has risen strongly, making dollar-priced gold costlier for non-U.
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Further, Mr. Trump has declared "denuclearization" as his minimal acceptable outcome for talks, making it harder for him to accept a more modest (but more achievable!) outcome and costlier for him to walk away.
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Any increase in appetite for risk-bearing assets tends to weigh on safe havens such as gold and yen, while a strong U.S. currency makes greenback-denominated bullion costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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Annual premium cost increases in the individual market as high as 50 percent have also contributed to stubbornly low small business creation in recent years because it has made starting a business far costlier.
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Higher oil prices and the need to replace shrinking reserves have boosted appetite among oil majors for costlier, higher-yield offshore ventures, though some projects are still seen as too pricey to be viable.
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"The bank would want to keep real interest elevated to make it costlier to speculate against South African assets, and that bolsters financial assets and the economy against volatility," said Halen Bothma of ETM Analytics.
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Like emerging markets economies that suffered currency crises in the 1990s, companies risk a strengthening in the dollar or euro against the currencies in which they earn revenues, which can make debt repayment significantly costlier.
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Alongside the price bump, Sling TV today announced that it's now offering several different types of content without requiring a base monthly subscription — you know, in case people cancel their service over the costlier subscription.
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That meant Apple put its resources behind high-value product development, and could maintain some of the best margins in the hardware industry by avoiding some of the costlier research areas required for its products.
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Why it matters: Much of Uber's (and Lyft's) business model depends on its drivers being contractors instead of employees, which would be costlier as it would have to provide them with benefits like health insurance.
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Short-term replacements for banned Australian coal would be hard to find domestically and ultimately, Chinese steel makers would see much costlier coke blends, according to Robin Griffin, research director at global consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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It does also make imports costlier, but that could help push inflation towards an ambitious 260 percent target - a combination the BOJ would welcome as long as households can manage the rising cost of living.
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In a motion on Thursday in Scranton, Pennsylvania, federal court, Navient said witnesses failed to confirm allegations in a 2017 CFPB lawsuit that it steered borrowers away from affordable payment plans and into costlier options.
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CBOT December wheat dropped 6-1/2 cents to $5.09-1/2 per bushel on persistent export market competition and as the U.S. dollar edged higher, making U.S. shipments costlier for those holding other currencies.
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CBOT December wheat dropped 6-1/4 cents to $5.09-3/4 per bushel on persistent export market competition and as the U.S. dollar edged higher, making U.S. shipments costlier for those holding other currencies.
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They could have offered bigger subsidies to Americans buying insurance on their own and, in particular, increased the subsidies for older voters, and for voters in rural areas (where health care tends to be costlier).
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He and other experts said the findings underlined the importance of national policies to boost the availability of fruits and vegetables, especially in low-income countries where fresh produce can be costlier than processed food.
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Chronic underfunding throughout the decade has limited the Census Bureau to fully research and test ways to make the census better, which may force the bureau to rely on older and costlier methods in 2020.
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But pursuit of a deeply unpopular policy that is likely to have disastrous health and economic consequences for millions could be far costlier as the Republicans face the possibility of a stinging defeat in 2018.
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As the global climate changes, disruptions like these are likely to become more frequent, researchers say, potentially making air travel costlier and less predictable with a greater risk of injury to travelers from increased turbulence.
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The negative outlook indicates a higher likelihood that the bond ratings — currently Baa1 — could be downgraded in the next 12 to 18 months, which could then make future borrowing by the Yankees a costlier proposition.
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New York (CNN Business)The United Auto Workers union strike at GM was a bit costlier than originally thought, but it wasn't enough to stop the company from posting a $6.7 billion profit last year.
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In Corbett, since the $11.9 million bond proposal was voted down, officials in the 1,100 student school district 20 miles east of Portland are now considering a costlier private loan that does not need voter approval.
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With grocery pickup, shopping can be more affordable because there's not the overhead of running a delivery service – as with Instacart and Target-owned Shipt, where it's costlier to use the app than to shop yourself.
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Research suggests that it would cost the global economy $22012 billion in regular annual spending to protect against disease outbreaks, but the emergency response to pandemics is much costlier, at more than $2215 billion a year.
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Strikingly, Fogel concluded that railroads mattered, but only a bit; alternatives like canals weren't much costlier and could have expanded and improved in much the way that railroads did over the second half of the century.
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Reaping the benefits of successful restructuring efforts and a more stable political situation at home, Italian banks have seized a strong start-of-the-year market momentum to sell debt, including riskier - and costlier - subordinated bonds.
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Amid worries of a longer and costlier trade war, China has managed to keep the yuan confined to a relatively steady and narrow range for weeks by persistently setting midpoints that were stronger than markets expected.
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Power prices have fallen to record lows in many parts of the country due to cheap supplies of natural gas and increasing use of renewable energy like wind and solar, displacing costlier coal and nuclear power.
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Canada is the No.1 source of oil imported to the United States, but congested pipelines in Alberta, where heavy bitumen is extracted from the oil sands, have forced shippers to use costlier rail and trucks.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The turmoil in Italian asset markets since May has forced Rome to tighten a state guarantee scheme devised to help banks offload bad loans, making it costlier for lenders, an EU Commission document showed.
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According to a study published two months ago in the Journal of Food Products Marketing, retail sales of costlier organic foods have been increasing faster than those of any other category, reaching $37 billion in 2015.
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To the degree that the public sector operates inefficiently, or otherwise provides goods or services in a costlier fashion than private companies (or non-profits, churches, associations and so on), Americans of all stripes are disadvantaged.
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A recent analysis from Avalere Health found that hospital-employed physicians performed more services in costlier hospital outpatient settings, resulting in up to 27 percent higher costs for Medicare and 21 percent higher costs for patients.
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Meeting stricter and costlier emissions rules is also seen as a challenge to smaller carmakers, but McLaren's global director of sales and marketing said the company does not need to be part of a wider group.
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Change happens when it's "costlier for politicians to support the status quo than to oppose it," the group's co-founders wrote in a Resistance Guide in 2017, which distills what they think makes social movements successful.
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They also took out a closet in the second bedroom so they could fit in three lofted twin-size beds with built-in closets, which Ms. Starace found at Ikea after exploring much costlier custom options.
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If implemented, it would have mandated that patients use lower-cost drugs for their treatment regimens regardless of whether their health care provider recommended a more effective, but perhaps costlier, drug to manage their health condition.
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Still, the Trump administration has wasted no time in fast-tracking a bigger and costlier wall (2,000 miles' worth), in what could amount to the largest and most costly infrastructure project since the Works Progress Administration.
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The company blamed the introduction of lower-priced Model 353 variants that generate less profit than costlier versions, price cuts on the vehicles it exports to China and fewer sales of emissions credits to other carmakers.
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One degree of warming has already delivered rising sea levels, deadly heat waves, wetter hurricanes, droughts, costlier disasters, bigger wildfires, and more illnesses, to name a few impacts, and these effects are only going to compound.
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The news sparked strength in the dollar, which also gained from safe-haven flows, keeping the greenback close to a near three-week high hit earlier in the session, making gold costlier for holders of other currencies.
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The reverse takeover process that Harborside is using to list on the CSE allows private firms to forgo some of the costlier aspects of a public offering by combining operations with a company that is already public.
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A recent Blue Cross and Blue Shield report, which analyzed health insurance for 4.7 million Americans in all 50 states, showed that new ACA customers were sicker and costlier than people in the old, individual insurance market.
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And unlike the stripped-down Humvee, the JLTV — which is far costlier than the latest Lamborghini Huracan — comes with a few conveniences, including a backup camera, phone-charging plugs, and not just one cup holder, but two.
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The increase in base memory is long overdue, but it's great to see higher memory at essentially the same price on costlier models (the larger Plus costs $21 more this year than last.) Then, there's battery life.
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Derici said that Turkey's investment-grade credit rating, gained only in 2013, was in danger; its loss will drive capital outflows from conservative, rating-constrained funds while making it costlier for companies and banks to raise finance.
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Unlike South Korea and the United States, China aims to build the kind of 13G network known as stand-alone network, which is more powerful than an upgrade based on the existing 4G network but is costlier.
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Unlike South Korea and the United States, China aims to build the kind of 5G network known as stand-alone network, which is more powerful than an upgrade based on the existing 4G network but is costlier.
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The BoE had said it would let foreign banks know before the end of 2017 whether their existing branches in Britain must reapply for licences to operate after Brexit, or be turned into costlier stand-alone subsidiaries.
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Meanwhile, the company has pulled out of less profitable areas, scaled back on costlier doctors and hospitals and raised its prices for customers in New York by as much as 30 percent to turn its losses around.
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Other misunderstandings about vasectomies are that they can increase prostate cancer risk (they don't) lower testosterone concentrations (they won't), shuts down sperm production (they just block it off) or are more difficult, costlier, riskier than tubal ligation.
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Industry sources said that order had, however, been achieved at the expense of at least some of Kuwait's orders for 10 costlier A350s, which Airbus had agreed to forgo in order to help kickstart the A330-800.
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Heroin produced here is traditionally low quality and low cost "black tar" consumed west of the Mississippi, which contrasts with the purer and costlier "China white" that generally comes from Colombia and is consumed in the northeast.
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While Chinese officials continue to downplay the likelihood of more aggressive easing, the economy has been slow to respond to a host of earlier stimulus measures, while the U.S.-China trade war is growing longer and costlier.
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"This is a limited window of opportunity to tap the market for Middle Eastern oil, as Brent-linked crudes are still costlier compared to Dubai-linked," said R. Ramachandran, head of refineries at Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL).
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I will swear to you that the ultrafocusing combination of salt and puckering tartness of sorrel in this ice-cold schav has spared me from some of the more sinister and costlier summer scams of the era.
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Items such as furniture, air conditioning units and vacuum cleaners all will get costlier as part of a list of duties the administration said it will impose if no progress is made on the U.S.-China talks.
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But with interest rates near zero, there is no better time to borrow against the fundamental strength of the U.S. economy, spend the money and prevent years of economic damage that would ultimately be far, far costlier.
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But with interest rates near zero, there is no better time to borrow against the fundamental strength of the U.S. economy, spend the money and prevent years of economic damage that would ultimately be far, far costlier.
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That has exaggerated the spread between commodities and equities, Morris said, as passive investors in commodities lose money when the managers of commodity indices sell cheaper contracts as they come due for physical delivery, then buy costlier futures.
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Commerzbank strategists said if the trade dispute were to escalate further, the dollar would be the ultimate beneficiary because costlier imports would push inflationary pressures higher, forcing the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates quicker than expected.
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The Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit was passed in 2003 and has helped beneficiaries of the program get access to medicines at lower cost, which, in turn, has driven down the use of other (often costlier) health care services.
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As a lighter but costlier alternative to steel, aluminum has become a significant part of premium car models and efforts to bring electric-powered vehicles to the mass market has also raised the prospect of wider aluminum use.
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Most economists say a hard Brexit would be far costlier than a soft one that put Britain closer to the situation of a country like Norway, which is not in the EU but in the European Economic Area.
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Lenders also face higher funding costs in the senior unsecured market as new rules prompt a broad shift to new, costlier formats such as senior non-preferred, all against a backdrop of rising rates and potential political upheaval.
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The result, analysts say, is likely to be a funding squeeze for China's struggling firms, which have depended on these banks for life-or-death credit and could now be pushed to costlier borrowing or gray market offers.
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No timeframe has been set for the new round of trade talks, and the world's two largest economies remain at odds over significant issues needed for an agreement, raising the risk of a much longer and costlier battle.
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The U.S. auto proposal is a central plank of Trump's America First strategy to boost U.S. manufacturing, but it faces stiff resistance from the auto industry, which worries it will make North American carmakers less competitive and costlier.
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In nearly all of their time-honored recipes that had been passed down and refined over generations, rose water was used as the liquefier rather than plain water, despite it being costlier and more time-intensive to produce.
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Option category #2 might describe the policies that Mr. Obama favored: actions that make the war costlier for Mr. Assad — arming anti-government rebels, for instance — so as to pressure the Syrian leader into complying with American demands.
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The two most common types are bottarga di muggine, made from grey mullet roe (it has a milder flavor and golden color), and costlier bottarga di tonno, made from tuna roe (somewhat bolder in taste and reddish brown).
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And even conservatives, despite concern about government initiatives already costlier than those in the 2000-0003 financial crisis, have said this is a case where it makes sense to provide grants — not merely loans — to individuals and businesses.
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For comparison, even in a relatively weak period, Apple sold 50 million much costlier iPhones in just 90 days last quarter, and the combined total sales of the far more prevalent Android phones no doubt were much greater.
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Safe-haven flows were such that a U.S. dollar holding near two-month highs scaled in the previous session was doing little to deter gold buying, despite it making dollar-denominated bullion costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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The plan would eliminate a means test included in the 15-year-old law that required people making more than their state's median income to go through Chapter 13 bankruptcy, a longer and costlier process than Chapter 7.
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As difficult as reshoring large parts of the electronics supply chain would be, the prospect of a protracted trade war may persuade some American firms to opt for the costlier, but less uncertain, option of disentangling themselves from China.
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LONDON, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Draft European Union rules requiring accountants to tell regulators about problems they uncover at banks are likely to be far costlier than expected and difficult to apply at global lenders, a hearing heard on Tuesday.
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Bugs on a streaming platform are death even without considering the service's final flaw: DirecTV Now's costlier tiers don't even have DVR or good on-demand content (though DVR is in the pipeline for next year the company says).
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While trying to recruit new pilots through social media and paid advertising, Ameriflight spokeswoman Jamie Smith said that packed pilot schedules in recent months have forced it, on occasion, to pay for costlier charter flights or reject FedEx cargo.
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The cons: By not tapping the phone for display and processing, a standalone mobile VR headset is likely to be far costlier than Gear VR or Daydream while probably not offering as much performance as the Rift or Vive.
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"Because uncertainty and operating costs will likely increase during the transition period, many banks may opt to exit or scale back the primary dealer business, leading to costlier and less efficient markets until new players enter," the IMF said.
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Apple Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri told Reuters that the high selling prices were driven by sales of the company's costlier recent models, including the $999 iPhone X. Maestri said the iPhone X was the quarter's most popular model.
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Despite this proposed assistance (likely to be much costlier than $85033 billion) and possibly increased farm exports to countries not levying retaliatory tariffs, American agriculture, and by extension rural America, will suffer both short-term and long-term harm.
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It created a new benchmark for how grand and expensive hosting can be and ramped up the pressure on other cities to come up with flashier and costlier proposals in order to get the IOC's attention in their bid.
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While China's large and state-backed entities maintain access to cash, smaller firms say they are finding it tougher to get loans from state-owned banks, forcing them to think twice about investments and, for some, seek costlier alternatives.
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While Pemex is poised to invest $8 billion into an oil refinery in the state of Tabasco, the company will also allocate capital expenditure toward onshore and shallow water drilling, but will apply less investment to costlier deepwater projects.
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The big picture: The DOJ's new plea for extraordinary access to encrypted data, put forward at a summit last week, moves the debate toward systems that are harder to secure and uses cases that are exponentially costlier to address.
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However, what initially appeared to be a shrewd move backfired as other European countries ensured their banks had the option of issuing preferred senior alongside the new, costlier "non-preferred senior", which ranks lower in the case of insolvency.
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For a guy who claims to be a savvy businessman, President Trump is just another penny-wise, pound-foolish scold who gets a sanctimonious high from shortsighted policies that will prove costlier in the end than funding Planned Parenthood.
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What started out as a counterterrorism body has evolved into a gargantuan anti-immigration operation—one that is only poised to get bigger, and costlier, as the Trump White House continues spouting demagogic lies about conditions at the border.
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"Costlier targets, however will be harder to justify, so although acquisitions of VC-backed companies may continue at a clip similar to that of 2013 or 2012, total value is unlikely to remain as strong as it was in 1H 2016."
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The A330neo and A320neo are examples of relatively cheap upgrades being carried out by Airbus and Boeing to take advantage of a leap forward in engine design, while also bringing out costlier all-new models like the A350 and 787.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set for a high-stakes meeting in Japan on Saturday that could salvage faltering trade talks or plunge the world's two largest economies into a deeper, costlier trade war.
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MGA had contended that no reasonable consumers would mistake Pooey Puitton, which retailed for $59.99, for costlier handbags from Louis Vuitton, a unit of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE. (Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Lisa Shumaker)
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First, Apple is doubling the memory at every price point on both models, starting with 32GB at the low end ($649 for the smaller iPhone 103) and going all the way to 256GB ($969 on the costlier iPhone 7 Plus).
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It will also likely lead to thousands of preventable deaths per year and an increase in premiums as those will opt to drop their coverage will probably be the young and healthy, leaving the remaining pool sicker, older, and costlier.
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Despite a slew of support measures since last year, China's economy is still struggling to get back on firmer footing, and investors fear a longer and costlier trade war between the world's two largest economies could trigger a global recession.
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Trump is expected to meet with Xi on Saturday for a conversation that could revive stalled negotiations between the world's two biggest economies or launch a much deeper, costlier trade war that would drag down global growth and roil financial markets.
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Despite a slew of support measures since last year, China's cooling economy is still struggling to get back on firmer footing, and investors fear a longer and costlier trade war between the world's two largest economies could trigger a global recession.
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The GOP blamed the ACA's regulations for driving up the cost of health insurance, though part of the reason costs went up was health insurers could no longer simply refuse to cover costlier patients, who are more likely to be women.
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BEIJING/DONGGUAN (Reuters) - The value of export orders to the United States signed at China's largest trade fair dropped 30.3 percent on the year, its organizer said, as higher U.S. import tariffs made goods from batteries to farm tractors costlier.
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MGA had contended that no reasonable consumers would mistake Pooey Puitton, which retailed for $59.99, for costlier handbags from Louis Vuitton, a unit of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE. Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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In addition, use of sulfonylureas, a class of inexpensive generics that patients typically try before being moved to a costlier newer drug, has declined as Jardiance sales have taken off, Lilly said in a conference call describing its 2016 earnings expectations.
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They claim the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards could cost up to 1 million jobs — although this figure has been widely disputed — because consumers won't buy the more fuel-efficient but costlier cars that can meet the emission standards.
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But higher interest rates make corporate borrowing costlier and the Fed's latest move would make cash the most attractive it has been in about a decade, lowering the appeal of stocks, especially dividend paying companies such as utilities and real estate.
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Average Nordic spot prices were 20193 percent higher, at 47 euros ($52.40) per megawatt hour in the first quarter of 2019 year-on-year, mainly due to costlier carbon dioxide EU emission allowances and lower water reservoir levels, the company said.
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The proposed class actions filed on Monday said the defendants employ fishing techniques that kill or harm dolphins, and do not always use safer, costlier pole-and-line and other methods used by such rivals as Whole Foods and Trader Joe's.
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In a similar vein, another way Citi has seen a digital process replace a costlier legacy one is in its growing percentage of electronic client statements, which hit 50% in the last 12 months, up 3 percentage points from 2018.
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First, Apple is doubling the memory at every price point on both models, starting with 32GB at the low end ($649 for the smaller iPhone 7) and going all the way to 103GB ($969 on the costlier iPhone 7 Plus).
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Despite a slew of support steps since last year, China's economy is still struggling to get back on firmer footing, and investors fear a longer and costlier trade war between the world's two largest economies could trigger a global recession.
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Industry sources say Airbus is prepared to use the power of its successful A350-900 order book to boost the A330neo by selectively allowing airlines to adjust existing orders for the newer and costlier A350 in favor of the A330neo.
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While ULA's rockets burn up during each voyage, making for reliable but costlier missions, the company is charting a strategy of returning the first-stage engine to Earth under a parachute and plucking it out of mid-air with a helicopter.
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CRT is used by approximately 2628 percent of Medicare beneficiaries with severe mobility impairments, and access to these devices allows these individuals to remain healthy, functional and live in their homes and communities, avoiding premature admission to costlier nursing homes.
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Previous research suggested the growing costs of damage from storms were largely due to costlier infrastructure and homes in their path, rather than a rise in the strength or frequency of hurricanes themselves, said Aslak Grinsted, a study lead author.
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By requiring a focus on design, rather than performance, these regulations made the construction of new plants much costlier and thereby discouraged the migration of producers away from the North and Northeast to less developed and otherwise lower cost regions.
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Airbus SE Chief Commercial Officer Christian Scherer said new technology, such as a longer-range version of the A321neo, could help IndiGo launch non-stop flights to Europe without taking the costlier and riskier decision to add widebodies to its fleet.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - Worries that the United States and China were digging in for a longer, costlier trade war weighed on financial markets on Monday as Beijing accused Washington of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a deal to end their dispute.
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While professional installations are costlier than doing it yourself, the advent of LED lighting, which is much more energy-efficient than traditional incandescent bulbs, means powering the holiday décor doesn't have to be as wallet-draining as it once was.
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But it has the fortunate consequence of making their customers price-insensitive, because insurance companies will often use high co-payments to nudge their customers into opting for generics over costlier branded drugs: no co-pay, no incentive to save money.
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Borrowers have a right under the law to apply for enrollment in these plans, but, according to the lawsuit, Navient steers people into a costlier option called forbearance, in which they can take a break from payments but interest keeps building.
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Boeing would probably go ahead with the upgrade rather than build a widely touted and costlier jet in the 'middle of the market,' where Boeing is studying a gap between short-haul and big wide-body jets, Leahy told journalists.
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He added it has also become costlier to export honey due to stringent measures imposed on maritime flows by the Saudi-backed coalition, which accuses the Houthis of smuggling Iranian-made weapons, a charge denied by the group and Tehran.
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Despite the August respite, there are concerns production could again outpace capacity later this year, forcing more producers into the costlier option of shipping crude by rail, as new projects like Suncor Energy's 194,000 bpd Fort Hills mine start up.
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The deadline has been pushed by 12 hours to 1600 GMT on Thursday for a sale that could present healthy Italian lenders with a costlier bill to foot than initially envisaged at a time when they wrestle with bad debts and thin profits.
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Chinese traders along the border with North Korea and some regular visitors to the isolated country said scarcer and costlier fuel, as well as earlier UN sanctions banning the export of commodities such as seafood and coal, are now taking a toll.
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WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set for a high-stakes meeting in Japan on Saturday that could salvage faltering trade talks or plunge the world's two largest economies into a deeper, costlier trade war.
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Details: While upper-middle class families are still doing better than middle- and lower-class families, the data shows this demographic is taking out bigger and costlier loans, per Bloomberg, with the bulk of lending going toward the cost of a home.
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General Electric is also cutting 22015 Swiss industrial jobs, Rieter 21.10 and Sulzer 261 since the "franc shock", the central bank's abandonment in January 1203 of the ceiling for the franc against the euro that abruptly made Swiss goods a fifth costlier abroad.
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Air Force officials have told the office that it could take three or four years for Boeing to fix the problem and that the solution is likely to include hardware changes — a more time-consuming and costlier fix than just updating software.
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As we move towards a new era of medicine where drug products are far more complex and costlier than the ones we are grappling with today, the policy levers we have historically used to balance innovation and affordability are becoming less effective.
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The substance in the crosshairs this time was carrageenan, a food ingredient derived from natural seaweed that has been safely consumed worldwide for centuries and is considered by many to be nature's perfect stabilizing ingredient, reducing the need for costlier, synthetic additives.
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With that in mind, think of a company like Netflix, which, by some measures, accounts for more than a third of the internet's bandwidth usage, could find that fewer people are tuning into the next season of Stranger Things because it's costlier.
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While ETFs themselves are highly liquid, he noted tougher regulations after the 2008 crisis had compressed trading volumes on underlying assets, especially bonds because it is much costlier for banks to hold them on their own balance sheets and act as market makers.
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In contrast, the Kigali deal includes specific targets and timetables to replace HFCs with more planet-friendly alternatives, trade sanctions to punish scofflaws, and an agreement by rich countries to help finance the transition of poor countries to the costlier replacement products.
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But residents said that step alone was meager in the face of plummeting benefits, rising food prices and looming uncertainty across the work force, which in the northeast is heavily dependent on exports to European countries that could become costlier after Brexit.
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Trump is expected to meet with Xi on Saturday in Osaka, a conversation that could revive stalled negotiations between the world's two biggest economies or launch a much deeper, costlier trade war that would drag down global growth and roil financial markets.
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Health experts fear that this will damage the law's markets, because the businesses and people most likely to seek out association health plans under these rules, and avoid the ACA mandates, are younger and healthier, leaving behind an older, sicker, and costlier ACA market.
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By contrast, "clean coal technology," which captures CO2 emissions and keeps them within regulation levels, is very expensive in its current form, and if it were implemented, the technology would make the coal business an even costlier alternative to other forms of energy production.
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The dollar dipped against a basket of currencies, but remained close to its highest point since June 3, as investors worried that Britain could vote to leave the EU. A stronger dollar makes crude, priced in the U.S. currency, costlier in the euro and others.
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Yes, but: Although some employees may not show up and water-cooler discussions of "Game of Thrones" may be intense as the HBO series nears its conclusion, there are far costlier workplace diversions, according to a calculation by the outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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They receive appropriate compensation for their innovations without having to engage in lengthy high-cost negotiations with multiple prospective licensees, at least a few of whom are likely to refuse to negotiate until an even costlier lawsuit is filed that demonstrates the patent owner's seriousness.
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Alphabet will also increase its funding to African startups, provide $20 million in grants to digital non-profits, and offer modified versions of products (such as YouTube) in Africa―where internet users can face costlier data plans and slower download speeds than other Google markets.
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Alphabet will also increase its funding to African startups, provide $20 million in grants to digital nonprofits, and offer modified versions of products (such as YouTube) in Africa ― where internet users can face costlier data plans and slower download speeds than other Google markets.
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MUMBAI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - India outlined a farmer-friendly budget on Thursday, but for its burgeoning middle class, who aspire to own luxury goods ranging from Ray-Bans to iPhones, and Zippos to Fitbits - imported goods are set to get a whole lot costlier.
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In addition, Trump's nominee to become secretary of the Interior, David Bernhardt, is soon expected to finalize ESA regulations that would undermine the conservation of endangered and threaten species, weaken critical habitat designations and make recovery of endangered animals and plants costlier and more difficult.
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Some people also try to make their own alkaline water Most commercial alkaline waters range from slightly more expensive than regular bottled water (around $2 to $3 a bottle) to significantly costlier, with some brands running up to $15 for a 1.5 liter container.
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"We've shown that it's possible for swarms of cheap, tiny satellites to one day carry out tasks now done by larger, costlier satellites, making it affordable for just about anyone to put instruments or experiments into orbit," Manchester said in a Stanford news release.
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No timeframe has been set for the new round of trade talks, and the two sides remain at odds over significant issues needed for an agreement, raising the risk of a much longer and costlier battle that will weigh heavily on the global economy.
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Remitly's UK launch will see it join local competitors such as Transferwise and Azimo in the digital remittance industry, which is quickly eating into the businesses of costlier, traditional services typically offered by banks and "bricks-and-mortar" organizations such as Western Union and Moneygram.
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According to internal and S.E.C. documents, TIAA advisers receive more money if they put clients into what the company calls complexity products — in-house offerings like annuities and life insurance as well as costlier private asset management accounts and fee-based Portfolio Advisor accounts.
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The defeat, of course, was far costlier for the Mavericks' team owner Mark Cuban, whose $500,000 fine for his "public criticism and detrimental conduct regarding N.B.A. officiating" afterward took his 20-year tally for publicly known fines from the league office beyond $3.1 million.
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But it's also a reminder of something that will live with us far into the future: With climate change providing fuel for ever-more-powerful storms, and more and costlier coastal development — like that real estate wonderland near Biscayne Bay — the stakes are rising exponentially.
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"In the wake of the Senate's failure to repeal Obamacare, we are grateful to President Trump for addressing regulations that make it harder and costlier for small business owners to provide healthcare for themselves and their employees," NFIB CEO Juanita Duggan said in a statement.
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And these guns are going to be more expensive; since they involve smuggling and the risk of getting caught, illegal guns are costlier — a few hundred or even thousands of dollars more, depending on the place and type of firearm — than legally purchased ones.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The usual mix of sports cars, offroaders and family saloons will be on display at the Geneva motor show this week, but with one big difference from previous years - they may be about to become harder and costlier to make, and more expensive to buy.
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Our Interpreter columnists divided the U.S. options into three categories: limited punitive strikes, actions to make the war costlier for the Syrian government (like arming opposition fighters), and extensive strikes that could throw millions more lives into chaos — and possibly risk a direct confrontation with Russia.
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China is keeping all its economic policy tools within reach as the trade war with the United States gets longer and costlier, but still sees more aggressive action like interest rate cuts as a last resort should the dispute get worse, policy sources have told Reuters.
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If investors in its government bonds start to worry about the risk of default, as they did this week, they demand a greater return in the form of higher yields, making it costlier for the government to borrow, and in turn increasing the risk of default.
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Policy insiders told Reuters last week that China is keeping all its policy tools within reach as the trade war with the United States gets longer and costlier, but sees more aggressive action like interest rate cuts as a last resort given concerns about rising debt.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is keeping all its economic policy tools within reach as the trade war with the United States gets longer and costlier, but still sees more aggressive action like interest rate cuts as a last resort should the dispute get uglier, policy sources say.
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China is keeping all its economic policy tools within reach as the trade war with the United States gets longer and costlier, but still sees more aggressive action like interest rate cuts as a last resort should the dispute get uglier, policy sources have told Reuters.
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Beijing has been relying on a combination of fiscal stimulus and monetary easing to weather the current slowdown, but the economy has been slow to respond, and investors fear a longer and costlier trade war between the world's two largest economies could trigger a global recession.
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Ford's global sales fell by 43,000 vehicles in the quarter, and the company Ford said its full-year margin in North America, its most profitable market, would be lower than in 2016 due to $63 billion in additional commodity costs, costlier price cuts and engineering expenses.
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After House Republicans in Maine voted to reject a compromise deal on Saturday, the Bangor Daily News reported that Republican Minority Leader Ken Fredette presented a $7.1 billion plan he said could get the governor's approval, but some Democrats noted that was costlier than the rejected compromise.
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With a few dozen apartments each, they're costlier per unit than the typical public housing developments, and they're not going to make a big dent in a city with a dwindling population but a growing gap between the number of affordable apartments and the demand for them.
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Since Netflix only has costlier monthly plans in the U.S. and has an anytime cancellation policy, Martin argues that the best way to retain subscribers is to lower monthly fees so people won't cancel, or use others' passwords, and make up the difference in ad revenue.
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At an April meeting with top officials from the bureau in the West Wing's Roosevelt Room, Mr. Miller cited statistics from the restrictionist Center for Immigration Studies that indicated that resettling refugees in the United States was far costlier than helping them in their own region.
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Sources told Reuters recently that China is keeping all of its economic policy tools with reach as the trade war with the United States gets longer and costlier, but still see more aggressive action such as interest rate cuts as a last resort if the dispute gets even worse.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday in Osaka, a conversation that could revive stalled negotiations between the world's two biggest economies or launch a much deeper, costlier trade war that would drag down global growth and roil financial markets.
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Before they were asked their opinions, respondents to the poll were told that some people believe such ads should be banned because of concerns that they can encourage patients to ask for costlier drugs that might be inappropriate for them, and because marketing costs boost the price of drugs.
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With international finance having become ever scarcer and costlier, private credit in sub-Saharan Africa increased by just 7 percent in the first six months of 2016, down from a 15 percent peak in 2014, according to estimates in a working paper from the Overseas Development Institute (ODI).
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The accord resolves charges that from January 2010 to June 2015, UBS Financial Services Inc failed to provide sales charge waivers or offer lower-cost shares that retirement plan and charitable organization customers were entitled to, and did not disclose it would make more money by selling costlier shares.
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"While we agree that there are a number of market access issues that can and should be addressed, we do remain concerned that the withdrawal of duty concessions will make Indian exports of eligible products to the United States costlier," the senators, John Cornyn and Mark Warner, wrote.
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Consumers may see prices fall 2 to 4 cents per gallon by the end of the month, Lundberg says, because gasoline supplies are plentiful, growth in demand is weak and refiners are ending their production of summer blend gas that's designed to reduce pollution but is costlier to produce.
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While chatting with Fisch is enjoyable as it is enlightening, it's leaving me even more perplexed as to why couples who've decided that their procreating days are behind them (or have opted out of parenthood altogether), are still opting for a riskier, costlier, and less effective method of permanent birth control.
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Mr. Cameron and George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, who are campaigning for Britain to stay in the European Union in the referendum on June 23, have also warned that home values would fall and that Britons would face costlier foreign holidays if they voted to leave the bloc.
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But I've been shifting my thinking based on recent conversations with some of the analysts below pointing to a reasonable, testable, incremental path to managing sun-blocking aerosols as the world tackles the far tougher and costlier effort to decarbonize a growing economy that remains deeply dependent on fossil fuels.
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Per square foot, the monthly rent was more than that of the costlier apartments in Hong Kong, one of the world's most expensive housing markets, and many people living in the cages make far less than the city's monthly median income, roughly 12,000 Hong Kong dollars a month, or about $1,540.
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Rather than a welcome vote of confidence, of course, the yen's rise - it jumped briefly above 100 to the dollar on Friday and was trading at around 102.57 late on Wednesday in Asia - fans fears that costlier Japanese exports will flag, further weakening an economy suffering from slack corporate investment and household spending.
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While most student borrowers rely on federal student loans, more than 1.4 million students a year use costlier private student loans to bridge the gap between the cost of college and their financial aid and savings, according to a recent report by LendEDU, an online marketplace for student loans and student loan refinancing.
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Among the costlier options available right now on its platform is a private concert with the band Third Eye Blind — which requires that interested parties "request a quote" — and a one-of-a-kind crystal pet pendant by L.A. designer Irene Neuwirth, who, for $21,000, will also carve out enough time to say hello.
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Nonbuffs in the audience can content themselves with a set by Anthony Lamble that utilizes movable ladders in much the same way as the far costlier Harry Potter plays across town, and one has to credit Mr. Tushaw's Joe not least for keeping on pitch while perched at some notably vertiginous heights above the stage.
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"We're viewing Southeast Asia and Indonesia as the new China and it's very obvious that something great is going to happen," said Shabana, adding that he thinks acquiring a customer in Indonesia will be costlier and more difficult in two to three years from now, which is why now is the time to get in.
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There is also the issue of their cost: Insurance companies often refuse to cover the pills, which can be up to 10 times costlier than regular opioids, and while six states have so far mandated their coverage by insurance companies many others—New Jersey, for instance—have had their initial interest dampened by sky-high cost estimates.
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In practice, that means the Fed needs to try to keep the unemployment rate low — the idea being that if borrowing costs are low, businesses will have more money to invest and expand and ultimately hire more workers — and target an inflation rate of 2 percent, because a higher inflation rate is costlier than a lower one.
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WASHINGTON — Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency administrator, insisted on staying in luxury hotels that were costlier than allowed by government standards, while also pushing to fly on an airline not on the government's approved list so he could accrue more frequent flier miles, one of his top former deputies at agency has told congressional investigators.
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"While the evidence on how regulations and the economy interact is mixed, we all agree that major rules that have become obsolete or costlier than expected, over time can reduce productivity, increase costs, and lower economic output; in economic terms, this means increased deadweight loss that prevents the U.S. economy from achieving its potential," the groups wrote in the Thursday letter.
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Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.) and Colin Peterson (D-Minn.), would force agencies to chose the least costly option when adopting final regulations unless the agency can show the costlier option is needed to protect public health or safety.
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Swiss engineering and manufacturing companies have been cutting jobs at home and expanding in foreign markets after the central bank abandoned the ceiling for the franc against the euro in January 2015, abruptly making Swiss goods a fifth costlier abroad.. Daetwyler, which distributes more than 500,000 electronics products under brands like Nedis, said the combination would create a group with total revenues of 353 billion Swiss francs ($2.6 billion).
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Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.) and Colin Peterson (D-Minn.), would force agencies to chose the least costly option when adopting final regulations unless the agency can show a costlier option is needed to protect public health, safety or welfare.
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With BlackRock's stock having more than doubled since 2011, far outpacing the likes of Goldman and JPMorgan and trading close to its record high, it seems that the market has come around to Mr. Fink's financial worldview: that a low cost, systematic style of investing will, over time, grow faster than the costlier "active investing" model in which individuals, not algorithms, make stock, bond and asset allocation decisions.
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But, but, but: Tesla said orders are at record levels and emphasized interest in its Model 3 sedan, which is aimed at a wider pool of buyers than the costlier Model S and Model X. "As was also the case in Q2, nearly all of our Model 3 orders were received from customers who did not previously hold a reservation, solidifying the transition to generating strong organic demand," Tesla said in a release.
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