His data point is the left data point on the House member timeline.
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"It was just a data point, but that data point was like a comfort blanket," he says.
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Today's data point would indicate more of a stronger backdrop.
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Recent economic data point to an upturn in economic activity.
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Why is this such an important data point for you?
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That's where the biggest data point in your house is.
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The jobs number was one good data point on Friday.
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You tell them your story; it becomes a data point.
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A single data point exists for how this might backfire.
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From one data point it's hard for me to tell.
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The growth report is another useful data point for Republicans.
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This case – our most recent data point – raises significant questions.
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To answer this question, another key data point is essential.
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Before he spoke, he touted the data point on Twitter.
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Like, would Drake like to respond to this damning data point?
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But it was one more data point in a troubling pattern.
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Other investors including Data Point Capital, Jump Capital and Scopus Ventures.
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The consumer sentiment report is the key data point this morning.
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Rare public data point on the positive results of the leak.
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A key data point: its rating from the Better Business Bureau.
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Remember, the trend tells the story -- not a single data point.
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This latest incident is another data point in a troubling pattern.
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Naturally, each data point, equation, model, and prediction informs myriad others.
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It's not a data point the big tech companies break out.
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Temperature extremes Extreme conditions are, individually, just a single data point.
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Jones's upset is the latest data point in an emerging trend.
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However, it is a data-point that investors should not overlook.
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The distinction is made by the color of the data point.
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Isn't Dad a "data point" to consider in making parenting decisions?
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It's just one data point, but it's an important one, nonetheless.
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Another interesting data point was the size of its user base.
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Tuesday's events could become just another data point in that trend.
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Thus the doctrine is merely a data point, not hard evidence.
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It's really a rewrite of some of the fundamental mechanics of programming where every computation reduces to the evaluation of a mathematical function, a rule for mutating a data point x into some new data point y.
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You come in with a bleeding wound, that's the data point, right?
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Those skeptical about the data point, in part, to the underlying numbers.
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It's also a telling data point for the rise of streaming services.
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Still, national data point to stronger wage gains under Trump beyond 2018.
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"It's an interesting data point," said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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That difference is not simply a data point, it's about real people.
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And now, a new data point lands squarely on the skeptics' side.
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Each data point will show the decay from a different API—i.
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It's only a single data point, and an erratic one at that.
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"It's just one more data point showing his personal involvement," Nadler continued.
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Google has since removed access to this data point for external users.
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It could be yet another data point on the importance of sports.
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Werman: So the results of one person's test, that's a data point.
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We become this inner scientist where we're eagerly awaiting that next data point.
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One bonus data point: People are really, really pumped to vote next year.
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But Election Day is a single data point in a long electoral calendar.
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Friday's report, though only a single data point, suggests stabilization is more likely.
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I joined in July 2007 and haven't received either, as a data point.
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It's one data point to consider in the market craziness of this week.
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I'm just one data point in a slightly mystical version of big tech.
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The data point that most throughly de-bunks the "special snowflake" millennial stereotype?
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It also showed some wage growth, another data point suggesting a strengthening economy.
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The most recent economic data point to continued growth in the third quarter.
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The state Senate election in Wisconsin is another damning data point for Republicans.
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This week's most widely watched data point will come at 8:30 a.m.
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Time had run out and that was the final data point I needed.
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"That was a data point that I was pretty persistent on," he said.
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The incident provides yet another data point on the president's state of mind.
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But it's worth stepping back and remembering two things about this data point.
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That timing and other genetic data point to dogs being domesticated just once.
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For once, for me, this wasn't just a data point in a scientific paper.
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Friday's scheduled release of September employment is the key data point for the week.
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Friday's scheduled release on September employment is the key data point for the week.
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That data point comes from official connected to the demonstration's organizers, speaking to NBC.
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It's a critical data point to gauge consumer interest in Apple's new subscription services.
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His biggest data point, wielded like a cudgel: America's $500 billion annual trade deficit.
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"I think the Fed speak is more important than ... one data point," he said.
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The index incorporates other factors and uses algorithms to arrive at each data point.
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All available data point to an increase of racist, antisemitic, and other hate crimes.
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I typically use my phones without cases, so that's a data point for you.
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That's an important data point that helps experts calculate everything from range to payload.
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Note when you hover over a data point, the name of the shoe appears.
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So, data point one, we know COVID-19 affects the older population more acutely.
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Andrew Yang, the former technology executive, focused his case on a digital data point.
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The second data point he shares is the growing power of Apple's services business.
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A single data point that complicates how we think about who is in prison.
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ET. Another big major data point is set to be released at 2 p.m.
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A ton has been written on this, so just one data point: The top .
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Speaking of the economy, Friday brings maybe the biggest data point of the week.
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So one more encouraging data point, but a part of a very, very long road.
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One key data point markets have been digesting on Wednesday is China's latest PMI data.
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I.P. Inflation: The data point the Fed watches for inflation just said there isn't any
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On the other, I'm an individual, so don't treat me like yet another data point.
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She described prediction markets more generally as an important data point for people to consider.
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IS THAT A SHORT-TERM DATA POINT YOU'RE NOT BOTHERED ABOUT, OR IS IT WORRYING?
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A single data point does not prove that women are picked on or pushed away.
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It's one data point suggesting that a more comprehensive anti-poverty intervention could outperform cash.
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Device-usage is one more data-point that can be used to categorize the electorate.
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The data point masks what Miller says are three major trends driving China's economic future.
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The endorsement provides Clinton with yet another data point to contrast herself with Vermont Sen.
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Among US physicians, MAID/PAS remains controversial, but national data point to its increasing acceptance.
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The Cosby retrial isn't proof that that's happening, but it is a disturbing data point.
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But you benchmark yourself against other people's stories, and that was one more data point.
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This is just the latest data point in the story of Intel's burgeoning drone hobby.
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But it is still just one data point in a sea of public opinion surveys.
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It's just a single data point, one of probably trillions for all we really know.
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Trump has also been quick to point out when data point to a stronger economy.
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The next data point on investors' minds is the monthly nonfarm payrolls report due Friday.
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Schmidt theorizes that the media fixation on sting pain is itself a potential data point.
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One key data point: global carbon emissions rose in 2017 after a three-year pause.
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The ISM Non-Manufacturing Index is the latest data point to show strong U.S. growth.
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I thought it was a data point, well-known to most, that was worth repeating.
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This went on for months — all before we had even one data point to analyze.
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This federal study adds another data point in the case for addressing serious income inequality.
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Another data point in the poll sheds some light on how Americans view the economy.
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The U.S. jobs report on Friday will be another critical data point to watch out for.
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It also suggests – as almost every other data point suggests – that the economy is very strong.
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And it's one more data point to add to the call for wage equality in Hollywood.
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This type of data point has been relevant in identifying other militant groups, such as Hezbollah.
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It was only a single data point, but the relative abundance of microbes looked remarkably similar.
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But one fresh data point will show how corporate America's profits fared in the second quarter.
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Twilio is a single data point that is easily lost in a sea of financial data.
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Within the survey, a key data point revealed growing bipartisan support for the government's economic policies.
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"You have to guess Jay Powell had this data point on his desk yesterday," said LeBas.
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"Every incremental data point that comes out is going to delay that recovery trajectory," he said.
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She claimed that cost of living is the one data point that jumped out at her.
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"But it is a significant new data point that tips the scales further in that direction."
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"By the last data point the aircraft had flown approximately 4,200 nautical miles," the report said.
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The magazine mentions that Kasich had cited this data point, as did former President Bill Clinton.
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Maybe in 20 years that will change, but this is an interesting data point for 2015.
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But given how big that gap is, the dinosaur's discovery really only represents one data point.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook sometimes provides a data point on those three lines together during earnings.
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"Regarding the Spanish economy, the latest data point to a gradual weakening of activity," he said.
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Fears of a recession are also cooling down as recent economic data point to an improvement.
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Do we conclude that it's still a pretty useful theory that had a bad data point?
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One data point that jumped out was which cities had the biggest shares of young people.
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He cited the manufacturing boom in the South in recent decades as a key data point.
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Like housing starts, this data point has been weak, falling for four months in a row.
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But that data point -- and the county-by-county map it powers -- is deeply deceiving. Why?
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Nobody knows for sure but each little data point pushes us one way or the other.
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Here's the issue: The findings of the House Intelligence Committee is one data point among many.
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Nearly a year after that briefing, almost every data point the administration presented has headed south.
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Every data point is bad for Trump in the polling released by CNN on Monday evening.
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Why altcoins have struggled isn't something we can answer with a single data point or chart.
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Capital Economics China Economist Julian Evans-Pritchard said the inflation data point to cooling price pressures.
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FEMA did leave public one data point about wastewater treatment plants, but even that was edited.
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Nearly a year after that briefing, almost every data point the administration presented has headed south.
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This data point, which hasn't changed in the last three years, is "very concerning," McMillan wrote.
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So that's another data point suggesting Democrats are favored to do very well indeed next year.
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As far as reading the tea leaves go, that looks like an interesting directionally positive data point.
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If these data point to anything, it's that it's time we begin to value listening over talking.
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"It's also a data point that is to some degree divorced from the political rhetoric," he added.
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That's a very specific data point, but I guess it means that Apple had a good week.
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"One quarter is a data point not a trend," Culp said on a conference call with analysts.
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Another year, another data point showing Amazon has surpassed Google as the default search engine for shopping.
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That's a big data point for growth equity investors who have insisted that private valuations are rational.
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Your negative experience will be noted as a valuable data point to train the algorithm in future.
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The play meant less as a data point in a game than as a statement of principle.
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It's easy to seize on that data point to suggest it explains the pay difference, he says.
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Yesterday's report is a valuable data point, drawing a connection between Zika infections during pregnancy and microcephaly.
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Stockpiles at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery hub for U.S. crude futures, another key data point, also rose.
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"I think that's kind of taking 'data dependency' to the extreme of data point dependency," she responded.
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It's a no-brainer but it could be an important data point for your next tech project.
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Each data point is then indexed to the peak number of such searches over a defined timeframe.
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The company uses techniques derived from game theory to decide how much each data point is worth.
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Budget figures by themselves are too simplistic a data point to illustrate the evolution of political power.
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Researchers said that this particular data point could bolster arguments for legislation requiring safe storage of firearms.
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One rare data point is a mortality study in just one area of South Sudan, Unity State.
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Why it matters: It's a data point that underscores the growth of renewables in U.S. power markets.
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But O'Reilly says that data point, and others like it, don't actually tell you all that much.
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The tendency to draw on a single data point in support of some broader argument, like Sen.
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The data point in question is the saving rate, which recently sank to a 12-year low.
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It is tempting in a hyper-responsive and reactionary world to take a data point and extrapolate.
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The higher prices on imported goods are the latest data point this week hinting at stronger inflation.
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While growing inequality can be shown in many ways, here's one data point that tells the story.
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That's because a Venn diagram was the wrong choice for this data point in the first place.
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That's much higher the usual number of cases in pre-Zika Brazil — a very worrisome data point.
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Scientifically, DeeDee is mainly important as a data point—an addition to a growing catalog of similar objects.
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Weighing one data point of a salary against the other things that you value is also really important.
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Friday will see the most-watched set-piece data point of the month: the non-farm payrolls report.
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It will just be one more data point for us to consider when we deliberate on a race.
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The most recent negative data point came on Tuesday from Texas Instruments, when it said cellphones were weak.
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YOU SAID WE'RE KILLING IT ON THEECONOMY, THAT THE ECONOMY REMAINS STRONG, DESPITE THAT ONE WEAK DATA POINT.
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Tight fiscal policy has contributed to weak growth, but high frequency data point to an improvement in 27Q2495.
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Amash's official exit is a demarcation line; yet another data point in Trump's takeover of the Republican Party.
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Official data point to accelerating borrowing as ZANU-PF gears up for parliamentary and presidential elections in 2018.
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Ossic X also employs head-tracking to work out a necessary data point for determining the wearer's HRTF.
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So this data point I was going to give you, 80 percent or so are nonsupervisor, nonmanagerial workers.
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One indication of this is the data point that Norwegians in America are poorer than Norwegians in Norway.
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German industrial orders data for October due on Wednesday will be a key data point watched by markets.
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Gross bookings growth — a key data point — was up only 11 percent compared with the expected 33 percent.
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In terms of relying on polls, use it as a data point and use a range of sources.
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Higher rents Another data point is sure to be a total non-surprise to a certain mustached politician.
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OUTLIER An outlier is a data point that is out of pattern by being distant from other points.
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This is a crucial data point for the ECB, whose primary mandate is to react to price changes.
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The ISM reading adds yet another data point to concerns that a recession may be on the horizon.
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In fact, you are establishing a negative data point that could affect your professional reputation in unpredictable ways.
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Experts said the data point to the need to do more preventive care for heart disease risk factors.
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You can use the VLOOKUP function in Microsoft Excel to see how one data point relates to another.
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The study is yet another data point in a vast field of research around the impacts of inequality.
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"The most important data point is that 28 percent of Latino voters were first-time voters," said Alex.
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Friday's market surge was an outlier data point, and Trump was using it to mask a larger reality.
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Others registered at naturalization ceremonies, a data point to which state officials said they did not have access.
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On this vast plain, "me" became just a dot, a data point, a tree top in a forest.
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A caveat to this particular data point is that this gap refers to salary disparities among software engineers.
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They say three is a trend, so I think we need one more data point to be sure.
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But the polls serve as at least a small data point against the idea of her as a frontrunner.
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This doesn't necessarily tell us how many people are gay in these areas, but it's a revealing data point.
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It looks like that last part about missing slightly on guidance was not a happy data point with investors.
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Even if it's just one more data point or one more piece of information about the choices they make.
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Another data point released on Friday, personal income, rose — a signal that consumers have more money in their pockets.
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The second run occurred with one phone with Privacy Zones enabled to create a third Privacy Zone data point.
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He explained this data point by saying that users want to feel their money is cordoned off and protected.
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Another encouraging data point is that turnout among Hispanic students rose considerably in 2016 — 7% from the previous election.
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Correction: A previous version of this chart incorrectly labeled the most recent data point as 2016 rather than 2014.
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The most important economic data point of the week probably will be Friday's initial take on first-quarter GDP.
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"There is no data point you're gonna find that shows that over-policing is making communities safer," she said.
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"Yes, the most recent data point to a weakening of the economy," Rehn, the Finnish central bank chief, said.
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What the Obamas represent will forever be bigger than any one data point, any single policy or political choice.
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And the most important data point to track on this front is the monthly nonfarm payrolls number, she said.
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"Monetary policy should not overreact to any individual data point or short-term swing in sentiment," Powell added Tuesday.
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Yet the reaction of a group of Liberty students provided another data point in the unfolding evangelical power collapse.
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A killer data point, from the N.Y. Times: Republicans have underperformed in every special election since Trump became president.
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Lenk said markets were already looking towards the job creation figures due next Friday as a crucial data point.
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Note that when the cursor or pointer hovers over a data point, the name of a running shoe appears.
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Then once every site has site search or auto-fill in-site search we kick that data point out.
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Positioning data point to a scaling back of investors' dollar long positions, although only to levels seen in March.
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One data point they sought was the percentage of total online sales for which the merchants rely on Amazon.
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Thursday's data was the last major last major data point going into next week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
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Issa's retirement is another data point in the signs of a possible Democratic wave in this year's midterm elections.
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As Volmageddon showed, vol can spike spectacularly in a quiet market, sometimes driven by just one unexpected data point.
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New data point toward a rebound in venture capital investments in the second quarter, according to a report released Friday.
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Regardless of the specific data point, Facebook seems to know that its fake account issue is not a good thing.
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Equally stunning is this data point from McInturff: In 2010, Republican candidates won white college-educated voters by 19 points.
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"It's an interesting data point to help recent graduates evaluate where they should relocate to for opportunities on the rise."
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And, what's a better data point when deciding where to open a store than the locations of your existing customer?
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"The car fire is just another data point of continued difficulties," Roth Capital analyst Craig Irwin wrote in an email.
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What the new story means: The latest story provides a new data point that Supermicro systems were involved in espionage.
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PitchBook, as one data point, notes that in its Series B, it was valued at around $121 million post-money.
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Some computer companies would have you think that it's the most dependable biometric data point short of a retina scan.
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But there's another data point in the study that should give traditional TV networks even more cause for concern — timing.
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Historical data is provided to buyers and sellers, allowing both parties to see every bid, ask and data point possible.
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It was just another data point showing that beauty companies still didn't totally understand the diverse needs of their customers.
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JB: Of course they have, yes, but so have all the tech companies, so that's not a unique data point.
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"It's another data point in the direction of things being O.K.," said Jason Pride, director of investment strategy at Glenmede.
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"This is another data point that supports the thesis that the labor market is improving" after a sluggish first half.
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If either of these theories is correct it would be another interesting data point on MBS and his reformist agenda.
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As of the first quarter of 28500, which is the latest available data point, the ratio stood at 6900 percent.
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One data point to watch: The small-cap Russell 2000 is 1 percent from breaking out to a historic high.
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A key data point smart fund managers look at is how "crowded" a stock is in terms of institutional ownership.
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On an even more positive note, the data point for respondents' feelings about the future was the best since 2004.
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Traditional diagnostics produce a single data point, while distributed tests enable time series data that can help to monitor trends.
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Key data point: There are more than 10,000 migrant children being held at HHS shelters, which are at 95% capacity.
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Of course, that data point indicates nothing about drivers' views on their rights to employee benefits, insurance, or job protections.
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The IIF's assessment was based on quarterly data, with the last data point from the end of 2018, said Brooks.
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No data point is very informative on its own, but profiling voters, says Cambridge Analytica, is like baking a cake.
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If he was right, every single data point they had on their map was wrong, by at least 10 miles.
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Instead, I would describe them as one data point in a continuing pattern of interference in the special counsel's investigation.
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Proponents of opening the refuge to exploration have long cautioned that the KIC-1 findings are only one data point.
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The poisoning of two more people, apparently by accident, may provide a new data point about how the assassin worked.
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But this year's data point was roughly the same as that of April 2016, suggesting that 2017 was an outlier.
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One note to remember: Annual income is just one financial data point, and probably not even the most important one.
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It also adds another dispiriting data point — as if one more were needed — that the American Republic is seriously ailing.
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Although one month is not a trend, it's yet another data point that suggests a steady downturn at American factories.
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And this is just one data point, so you shouldn't think so much about the spin and mass values just yet.
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Retail sales on Wednesday is the most important data point to watch for this week, according to currency analysts at Rabobank.
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" He says that this just another data point and rather than contradicting other firm's conclusions, Flashpoint's work just "adds to them.
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It is yet another data point for criticisms that Trump himself is being unduly influenced by the Kremlin and its allies.
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And it's a rare data point in the automation debate that is pretty unambiguous; where we can clearly see automation's footprint.
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Some phishing kits also attempted to harvest phone numbers—another data point that Google sometimes uses to help authenticate a login.
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While it's wildly unethical to explicitly include race as a factor in likelihood of reoffending, race nonetheless colors each data point.
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My comms team figured there's no conversation that doesn't end up with Arsenal with me, but it's one more data point.
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While poking around LinkedIn to try and figure out the identity of this blogger, I came across an interesting data point.
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The key data point boosting housing-related retailers is home price appreciation, said Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer & Co. senior equity research analyst.
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A key, contrarian data point smart fund managers look at is how "crowded" a stock is in terms of institutional ownership.
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Data point: Global energy and power M&A is up 28% over year-to-date figures for 2016, per Thomson Reuters.
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No single data point was convincing, but after five or six passed through your timeline, it was easy to be convinced.
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Another relevant data point is that over the past 20 years the number of fatal shootings in schools has dropped significantly.
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As we only have one data point (us), we have no reliable way to predict the true likelihood of intelligent life.
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He puts the maximum on at the beginning, because he believes that the data point or event is about to occur.
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But the most evocative evidence among conspiracy theorists about Philadelphia today turns on a single data point about the 2012 election.
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But few would use that data point to conclude that Sanders's support is being driven by his stances on racial issues.
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The map takes that formula and applies it to every data point and then returns a list of new data points.
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If I could only take one data point to tell me what's happening with the economy, this one would be it.
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Therefore, he argued, Hicks' testimony will arm the House general counsel with another crucial data point in its ongoing legal fights.
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The most important data point in this analysis is his ongoing embrace of Nancy Pelosi —fortunately for her, a metaphoric one.
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Despite the signals of economic strength from the steel industry, some recent data point to slower growth in the overall economy.
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"It's a positive data point, but there may be offsetting elements that they don't highlight," said BGC Partners analyst Colin Gillis.
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The feedback is a data point Hinge can use to better recommend future matches, according to CEO and founder Justin McLeod.
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The latest data point, the ISM manufacturing index, reached its highest point of the cycle on Tuesday and strongest since 2004.
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Forget any advice you've received about not snooping into your coworkers' salaries — it can be a powerful data point in negotiations.
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Although one month is not a trend, it was yet another data point that suggests a steady downturn at American factories.
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"You could potentially see a history of recent abortions, and that might be a data point for a doctor," he said.
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It's a pertinent data point as more investors, as well as CEO Tim Cook, sees it more as a consumer product company.
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The third data point is one most people will be familiar with as Netflix often uses it to tout record-breaking series.
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But last week's disappointing U.S. payrolls report for May — a critical data point in the Fed's decision-making — sent those expectations plummeting.
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Technically that means I've backed up every data point I can, but I still can't bring myself to delete my account entirely.
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On its own, the single data point produced by the Russian astronomers is insufficient to make the case for aliens at HD164595.
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In fact, the past week saw nearly $2.8 billion, the fourth-highest level since BofAML began tracking the data point in 2009.
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It's a question markets are sensitive to, and Friday's consumer inflation data will be next week's most closely-watched U.S. data point.
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A review of that data point for March, April and May the last three years show those numbers to be fairly consistent.
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Just getting to such a point in which clinical data point toward a clinical path can take decades within industry and academia.
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You might create an emo playlist, and that's a data point now that is meaningful, regardless of whether you're right or wrong.
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"This is one new and hopefully useful data point, to which others must be added," Acquisti also told us in concluding remarks.
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The GDP data, never a good data point to make economic decisions, was "a good reason for a relief rally," he said.
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The graduation rate is a data point, but it does not indicate why the problem exists or what to do about it.
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"Overall, the latest data point to a light upturn in the industrial sector over the rest of the year," the ministry added.
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Anything can change, but if the race proves lopsided, it could be tempting to seize on any data point that hints otherwise.
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Taylor graduated near the very top of his class at West Point, a biographical data point drawn out by his Democratic interlocutors.
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"Yes, the most recent data point to a weakening of the economy," Rehn, the Finnish central bank chief, told Handelsblatt business daily.
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To see every general's data point and where they sit in the analysis, check out the Bokeh Plot, an interactive data visualization.
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Another troubling data point for Biden is that his supporters have become more open to other candidates — especially his biggest competitor, Warren.
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The latest data point to a rocky ride for the trade-dependent economy, and underscores why the central bank had to act.
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It's another data point that could indicate that the pet services market in Brazil could fetch even more funding down the road.
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Arizona, where most Democrats had filled out ballots early ahead of this week's primary, would appear to be a relevant data point.
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"However, the recent outperformance of 'Invisible Man' last week relative to industry expectations is a positive near-term data point," MoffettNathanson said.
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Tinder says that the choices you make in the game will get integrated into its matching algorithm, another data point for compatibility.
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In most cases, critical systems have backups to ensure that they are not susceptible to issues resulting from a single data point.
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The worst data point: There are 38,000 suicides a year in this country, and 90 percent of the victims are mentally ill.
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Which brings us to a third area in which the data point to some room for further improvement in the jobs picture.
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"Golden Week data point to a slowdown," Ting Lu, Nomura's chief China economist, said in the title of a report distributed Wednesday.
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The goal is to make the most recent year count most heavily but to avoid allowing any single data point to dominate.
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Here's one disagreeable data point, courtesy of (again) Eurointelligence: A last-minute spike in voter registration shows a 38% increase over 2017.
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The latest data point on U.S. inventories comes from industry group the American Petroleum Institute (API), due out at 4:30 p.m.
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If Taylor's account of the call is correct, it's another data point Democrats can use to connect Trump directly to the scandal.
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Recent data point to a pick-up in housebuilding and infrastructure investment, which ought to benefit Chinese industry on a broader basis.
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The thing that the Fed has made clear is that one data point doesn't make or cause any swings in monetary policy.
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The other two variables are the longitude (x-axis) and latitude (y-axis) of the data point, showing each point's geographic location.
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But we are also mindful that monetary policy should not overreact to any individual data point or short-term swing in sentiment.
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Okta also says it has outpaced Slack in terms of paid daily active users, a data point that has never been publicly reported.
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"So, knowing about this family, its age and size, gives us one data point for what it would have looked like," said Walsh.
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If that is not the data point that investors should be focused on, what are the data points that investors should focus on?
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This object sits right in the middle of the cluster, and adds yet another data point to the evidence pointing to Planet Nine.
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Data point 1: At the end of December, a huge American consumer brand announced a blockbuster quarter, driven largely by sales in China.
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"Multiple factors are shaping the emerging consumer genomics category so it's impossible to draw conclusions from any single data point," a spokesperson said.
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After all, each number on a keynote and every data point gathered is the result of actions performed by a real human being.
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Along with that fun data point, Airbnb shared a slew of other stats indicating an upward trajectory for the 12-year-old company.
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The primary data point that the perennial bulls on Wall Street claim as evidence for an improving economy is the monthly jobs number.
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He credits each individual disengagement for improving the system — a familiar principle in machine learning systems, which improve with each new data point.
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That doesn't mean they are all great companies but it's an interesting, crude data point in terms of the scale they've got to.
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My CVS behavior is just one data point suggesting that I'm the precise person for whom the marketing strategy of "gamification" is intended.
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"It's really another data point, another demonstration of the efficacy of cancer immunotherapy with Tecentriq in this disease," Horning said in an interview.
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So the first 100 days' data is probably best considered as something between a sound bite and data point in the final analysis.
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And while that might not surprise many people, just how adamant guys are about their preferences may be the most shocking data point.
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Those of you who spent the holiday season in the United States or Europe felt one data point on this longer term trend.
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Most automakers will announce their March and first-quarter sales Tuesday, giving investors a critical data point as they start the second quarter.
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A key economic data point is on tap for Friday morning, when the consumer price index will give the latest read on inflation.
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Why it matters: The report is another data point as policymakers and analysts try and gauge the future of oil demand and mobility.
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It's another data point that leads people to understand Ted Cruz knew what he was talking about, he was making the right decision.
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But if there is one data point I want to highlight, it is the correlation between a college education and greater life expectancy.
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A particular data point could become fuel for Facebook's ad algorithms, get snapped up by data brokers, or sit idly on your device.
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To start, it's a reminder that even when lots of data point in the same direction, it doesn't mean the outcome is guaranteed.
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The finding is another data point in an ominous trend that suggests the Earth is in the middle of a 313th mass extinction.
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Still, part of the problem with modeling the galactic spread of alien civilizations is that we're working with only one data point: ourselves.
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U.S. household wealth posts record loss in Q4 amid stock rout U.S. consumer spending, factory data point to weak Q1 GDP growth tmsnrt.
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The Mood One data point that's stuck with me all year is from a survey the Rand Corporation conducted during the Republican primaries.
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This data point has remained relatively stable since 2009, even though more Mexicans left the United States than arrived between 2009 and 2014.
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It is unclear how an AI engineer would attribute the impact of a particular data point to the overall performance of the algorithm.
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A study can tell us that people tend to prefer partners who resemble their parents, but that's one data point in a vacuum.
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But it's just one more data point about what kind of person is acceptable to our president and what that person looks like.
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And a survey of admitted students last spring revealed an interesting data point: Twelve percent had thought about attending a community college instead.
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Yet mitochondrial DNA represents just a single ancestral lineage — a single data point — among all of the tens of thousands for any individual.
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"We only have one data point, but the audience continued to grow throughout the night, and there was no drop off," Markowski said.
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The Caixin/Markit manufacturing PMI reading was the second data point this week showing a slowdown in the growth of China's manufacturing activity.
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The find is an important data point when it comes to learning more about cancer in the vertebrate family tree, Dr. Binder said.
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The big picture: The farmers' losses are just another data point underscoring the negative effects that the trade war has had on Americans.
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If this person doesn't get the hint, that is just another data point in favor of your impression that he has terrible judgment.
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A voting record, after all, is a clear data point that tells voters whether their candidate wants to restore net neutrality, or not.
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"But the sharp decline in our rural demand indicator indicate that this data point could be prone to revision in subsequent releases," they said.
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" But, he added, "We are also mindful that monetary policy should not overreact to any individual data point or short-term swing in sentiment.
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In the Department of Justice's newly released report about discrimination within the Baltimore Police Department, every data point is more damning than the next.
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Just a data point out of China, Ignite raised 75 million – Brian O'Malley: These things are always refreshers of just how big China is.
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ANOTHER DATA POINT WOULD BE IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS, TRAILING 73 MONTHS, WE'VE ADDED, BETWEEN RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS, WE'VE ADDED 100,000 VIDEO CUSTOMERS.
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Here's another data point: Sandvine, a broadband services company, says that 30 percent of internet data usage at home comes from phones and tablets.
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One such data point is recent research about China, where Apple's smartphone growth dipped nearly 32 percent over the past year, according to IDC.
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It claims a 94 percent repayment rate which CEO Kelvin Teo touted as its most notable data point since it shows reliability over volume.
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Another frightening data point in this trend toward extinction emerged on Thursday in a report from the World Wildlife Fund, an environmental advocacy group.
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But Riccio's data point lacks some context including span and at what point in the iPad Pro's construction process the 400-micron measurement applies.
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For instance, WhatsApp is going to share your phone number, a valuable data point that could be used to find out where you live.
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If a customer demands proof that the company has maintained control over the content, it has this data point to show that it has.
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Another data point that stands out is the alarming level of exposure to buprenorphine, a "partial-agonist" opioid used to wean addicts off opiates.
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No one yet knows what elections in the Trump era will look like, and this race will provide one key — if imperfect — data point.
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" Data point: "By Election Day, Trump's campaign had spent roughly $70 million on Facebook ... nearly all in the last four months of the election.
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" Callahan said the Wonderlic is a "great data point in hiring, and it can be significantly less biased than other parts of an interview.
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The data point is frequently cited by critics of the White House who claim that the current administration is exceptionally harsh on government secrecy.
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Pretty much every single data point emerging from the jobs market these days is signaling that wages should be accelerating — except for actual paychecks.
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When it comes to wage growth, the data point to some bright spots for Trump, but with some potential clouds looming on the horizon.
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Fifteen months away from Election Day, polling and financial data point to a close match-up that could determine control of the next Senate.
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The key data point Sanchez will be watching Tuesday morning is the consumer confidence number, which is set to be released at 10 a.m.
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Now Conestoga High School is the latest data point on a grim tally: ■ Three high school basketball players were charged in Sevier County, Tenn.
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If Peter Thiel's successful shutdown of Gawker, another thorn in Silicon Valley's side, was the first big data point, this could be the next.
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Here's another key data point: Starting in 2015, India has been discussed way more frequently on Amazon earnings calls with analysts than China has.
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Every game is not just a win, loss, or draw, but another data point on a trend line attempting to extrapolate Klinsmann's grand plan.
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My third and final data point came last week, in one of the four signed opinions the court has issued so far this term.
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Wednesday's Monmouth poll, which showed Democrats ahead by just two points, is far and away the most important single data point in its estimate.
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Henry of Detroit noticed when he removed the United States outlier data point, there seems to be no association between guns and mass shooters.
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Head-to-head candidate matchups might be a helpful data point, says UCLA political science professor Lynn Vavreck, but even those aren't necessarily foolproof.
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Every fiber of the organization's being grabs on every data point that tells you that the first dip in revenues is cyclical, not structural.
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So it's another data point in the ongoing saga of the Trump-Russia investigation — and it could feature prominently when the investigations are concluded.
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The "Bretbug" incident isn't an important data point in our ongoing debate about what it means to protect freedom of expression on college campuses.
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Bolton&aposs reported claim also adds a significant data point to what Democrats have said is an "overwhelming" body of evidence against the president.
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Business investment contracted 0.6 percent in the second quarter – the first since 2016 – and preliminary data point to ongoing softness in the third quarter.
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It's another data point that can be used to fingerprint users, so I'm sure these companies love it when Limit Ad Tracking is off.
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He then finds their names by their bib numbers; if he can find those runners' public Strava accounts, he can chart another data point.
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But what seemed to invigorate Luhnow most were the possibilities of technology, and the evolving methods for measuring every data point from the field.
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Although Mr. Obama likely lost some votes because of his race, his two-term presidency offers yet another data point that many will not.
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"That is an interesting data point, but not of fundamental importance in determining what will happen nine, 248 months from now," Mr. Schoen said.
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In addition to that one bullish data point in the BofA survey, there were other indications that the pros are looking for strong gains.
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"We should not overblow the significance of one data point, especially when other indicators of the labor market are still flashing green," she cautioned.
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"The health of the U.S. economy appears to be confirmed on that one data point," said Damian Rooney, director of equity sales at Argonaut.
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Corbyn's election is a strong data point supporting the idea that their approach to politics may have a bigger constituency than previous evidence suggested.
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I mean, there's just an inordinate long list of things that would make any single data point not a great proxy for what's going on.
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It learns from every data point it's fed, and users are its main source of information; usage of the product makes the product itself better.
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Each data point translates to real human experience, and many times those experiences remain fraught with all-too-human bias, fear, distrust, and racial tension.
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Bonus data point: The S&P 500 had its worst October in a midterm year since the 1970s, per data compiled by lobbyist Bruce Mehlman.
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That's a critical data point for Tesla, which has been burning through cash as it tries to ramp up production of its Model 3 vehicle.
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Of note in Trump's September disbursements is the data point that the GOP nominee spent $857,345.09 on payroll — up from $643,190.52 in the prior month.
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One data-point summed this up: its currentaccount surplus reached 10% of GDP in 2007, well above the level that is generally seen as reasonable.
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Data point Seed activity for U.S. startups has declined for the fourth straight year, as median deal sizes increased at every stage of venture capital.
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The biggest data point for the week comes Friday with durable goods orders, which measure demand for things like appliances and other long-lasting items.
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Plus, comment volume is a data point that pro-net neutrality advocates will use to make their case to court and broadly bolsters their argument.
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With that good news, though, comes one disappointing data point sure to revive debate over why and how gendered stereotypes about science continue to thrive.
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That's a critical data point for Tesla, which has been burning through cash as it tries to ramp up production of its Model 3 vehicle.
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Although this is a big extrapolation from a single data point, Arizona has particularly struggled with drug-related cartel violence on its border with Mexico.
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HHS projects that "99.9 percent of women" will be unaffected by these changes but gave little explanation of how it came to that data point.
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The main screen of the app gives you a snapshot of everything, but tapping on a specific thing shows you details on that data point.
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Wall Street is going to intensely scrutinize each new data point, whether that's user growth, changes in costs or the amount of money it generates.
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Possibly the best data point of all: The number of people leaving their jobs soared to 844,85033 in June, up from 760,000 a year earlier.
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With the vast majority of these particular respondents being over the age of 50, this is a concerning data point when evaluating US consumer confidence.
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"Once you deliver to two different athletes, two different messages based on the same data point, then that technology becomes a humanized technology," he said.
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"Understanding who the other investors are in a deal is therefore an important data point to understanding what tailwinds the founders have on their team."
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Here's a troubling data point if you're a Facebook investor: The company may have finally tapped out its most valuable market, the U.S. and Canada.
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Second, by being on Facebook one serves as a data point for Facebook's social media experiment, even if one encounters none of Facebook's experimental manipulations.
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And that means that this morning we're looking back through time to see how fast the company has grown by using a quirky data point.
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Here's an excerpt of our conversation in this week's Recode Media, where he lays out his thesis, using McClatchy's declining fortunes as a data point.
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And every data point that we've seen privately and publicly still indicates they think the vice president is in the best position to do that.
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But this week at two different test locations in Manhattan, I hit over 22019,25 Mbps, with the highest data point topping out at 25,377 Mbps.
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"We are at a crucial moment in this very important data point," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, in a note.
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"One data point does not make a trend, but that damping of consumer spirits is something that market participants are quite concerned about," he said.
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Mr. Nicklen, 49, wanted to show people what a starving polar bear really looked like — he wanted to make a scientific data point something real.
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"When a language like this disappears, you have lost a key data point in studying what universal properties exist in all languages," Mr. O'Hagan said.
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Early returns on the special House elections this year — an admittedly imperfect barometer, but a data point nonetheless — can't be encouraging for the vulnerable lawmakers.
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Nate Silver called out this silly interpretation on Twitter: I'm seeing this data point cited a LOT and would encourage some caution about interpreting it.
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"The stakes are extremely high now, and with each day and each incoming data point ... the global economy is losing momentum really quite rapidly," he said.
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While recent data point to upside in the Chinese economy, worries about debt persist, contributing to concerns about downside risk in the medium-term, she added.
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New Look founder Tom Singh was part of this round, and previous investors Hoxton Ventures and Data Point Capital (where Giuliani is a partner) also participated.
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Each new housing data point is worse than the last, and they are prompting a leading industry analyst to say the market is in a correction.
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The only data point on the $1.003 per month service so far is that 200,000 people signed up in the first 48 hours it was available.
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The minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee's April meeting showed it will likely hike in June if economic data point to stronger second-quarter growth.
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But Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster cautioned investors about overreacting to that data point, as ChannelAdvisor's numbers represent just a sample of Amazon's sellers, he said.
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The app also includes a SWOLF score, which measures your efficiency by combining your time and stroke count, but this data point went over my head.
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This, it says, gives Anyfin a more complete picture than your credit score alone, which is likely the main data point used by the original lender.
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" To be sure, for a giant like Apple, Target's sales are "just a blip," said Gillis, "just a little tiny data point across the global landscape.
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For students of economic ups and downs, the crisis also met a crying need: for a new data point, a new down-and-up to examine.
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It's another data point indicating that the startup community that's been developing down under is real and doing some really spectacular things on a global scale.
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Christoph Gebald, co-founder of Climeworks, says that "the first data point on our technological learning curve" is $22, at the lower end of previous estimates.
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In 2018, corporate America will give up a data point it would probably rather keep under wraps: how much CEOs make in comparison to their employees.
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A lot of people already believed that Apple slowed down their iPhones, and this wave of news was a big data point confirming that for them.
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The former White House communications director may be a weaker data point than McGahn if Trump argues that her evidence should be shielded by executive privilege.
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Big auto names like Ford and GM are both down 6 percent in the last week, as new data point to growing trouble for the space.
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Let's circle back to our original data point: 76% of high-performance employees (HPEs) say trade mastery is more important than money when considering career decisions.
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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Benjamin Diokno said the faster-than-expected inflation in May is only one data point and "does not constitute a trend".
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The observation comes as the Fed's critical data point, the core personal consumption expenditures index, rose to 1.9 percent in March, the highest since February 2017.
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"The fact that it chose to bump up production guidance rather than reduce capex guidance ... is an interesting data point," Cormark Securities analyst Amir Arif said.
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Of course, having too many teeth can disrupt smile symmetry as much, if not more, than having too few but it's an interesting data point nevertheless.
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As with every previous freak-out, the economic pessimists are mostly focusing on a single data point while missing the bigger picture of continued economic growth.
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"It's a loss to Boeing if you think it's a trend but if it's just one data point, there's still room for more orders," he said.
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But both Fed staff and Mr. Quarles emphasized a different data point: capital over the course of several years, from weak business conditions to strong ones.
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A vetted, million-data-point set of words and phrases classified as hate speech or not hate speech is a valuable commodity all on its own.
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It suggested that inflation might be falling short of economists' forecasts, a data point that could persuade the Federal Reserve to keep rates lower for longer.
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A place where masses of cameras and sensors will turn everyone who works, lives and passes through it into a data point for study and analysis.
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We will get a data point tomorrow that may go down in history as the single worst piece of economic data the U.S. has ever reported.
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The Red Sox and Yankees, of course, already know each other well, but teams and players evolve over a season and every little data point helps.
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Recent statistics show a continued rise in drug prices, so Trump harkened back to a data point he mentioned at last year's State of the Union.
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These numbers have become a handy data point for whites fearful that they are being threatened and overwhelmed by a growing tide of darker-skinned people.
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"Incoming data point to a reduction in NPEs (non performing exposures) and this is mainly driven by loan write-offs," Stournaras told a conference in Athens.
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At a simple programing level, the daily reports represent a predictably-timed "hard" data point, which acquires extra weight if it reinforces an existing trading strategy.
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"You can't overreact to any one data point ... this number will get revised," Kaplan told reporters in New Mexico after speaking to a community bankers association.
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Havas' Richards said targeting "coming from a single data point like email" is one of the most plausible reasons why the editor's wife saw the ad.
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To take one data point about the military, the "tooth to tail" ratio of the United States was ranked poorly in a research report by McKinsey.
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"This is a data point about what can happen when you try for a policy that is easy for the average Floridian to understand," Perez said.
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However, the market may look past those two numbers and into a data point that has gotten an increasing amount of interest over the past several months.
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The other data point that always seemed telling was that Cameron's only job outside of politics was as a PR chief for Carlton TV, the ITV franchise.
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The difference is that while neither party is curbing a salary discussion, the data point of what you specifically made previously is remove from the discussion. LeanIn.
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So the Culture Index Survey is one more data point that kind of gives an idea of what they are like and what their campaign is like.
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Apple's news, on its own, is not an indication that the Chinese economy is doing worse than we thought; it's just one small data point among many.
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As if we needed another data point, Donald Trump vividly demonstrated in his convention speech that he thinks, speaks and acts only in the first person singular.
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Meanwhile, one data point that's expected to cause a stir is the crude inventories data, which could shift oil prices, when it's released at 10:30 a.m.
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"The focus this time of year is gasoline, and that data point was squarely bearish," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management in New York.
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Similarly, how many hours you spend on Facebook and Instagram is a potentially shame-inducing data point that for years you've had no real way to assess.
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Other wearable makers, like Apple and Garmin, measure this too; it's a data point that helps gauge how quickly your body's nervous system responds to certain activities.
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Screenshot: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)I obtained each data point by using a Moto Z215 phone paired with one of Moto's 215G mods while running Ookla's Speedtest app.
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I think that, across the board... I think the data point issues, which I think you get through, is they don't understand the power that they have.
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Crude stockpiles at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery hub - an important data point for the market - fell 1.3 million barrels, declining for the first time in seven weeks.
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"The publicity around this news announcement will be another negative data-point that may affect consumer demand," CRT Capital analyst Lynne Collier said in a client note.
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Next week's nonfarm payroll report is the next big data point that traders are watching for clues to the timing of the next U.S. interest rate hike.
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Second, while proponents of the law put forth the idea that corporate tax cuts would ultimately benefit workers, again the early data point to a different story.
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"What you don't see here are 30,000 different data-point sensors monitoring the environment, the temperature, the nutrients, the lighting" and other growth factors, Mr. Oshima said.
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Devine said the campaign is determined to press on, and a Wisconsin win will provide another data point to tell supporters that Sanders is on a roll.
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One contextless data point it's offered is its DAU growth, in which daily active users rose 11% year-over-year and are growing at an accelerating rate.
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While the Marquette poll shows a dead heat race between the two candidates, various polling data point to a range of closeness between Baldwin's and Vukmir's campaigns.
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The new makeup of is just one early data point when it comes to determining what exactly the "great again" America Trump has promised will look like.
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The tweet, while fired off as a response to a story by The Economist, appears to offer another small data point as to when it might happen.
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Lyft found that riders open the app during 53 percent of trips, a data point that suggests an in-ride tipping option might boost earnings for drivers.
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The most concrete data point that appears in almost all of these stories comes from a survey of staff turnover by Senate office from 2001 to 2016.
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A classic operation would be a map function, which takes in a list of data and a formula that specifies how to modify a single data point.
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"It put a lot of human faces on a story that for many of us had been a data point," said Stephen Reily, one of the lawyers.
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Another very interesting data point from Nathanson's survey is that Netflix users love stuff like Triple Frontier and Friends and everything else in the company's huge catalog.
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Tuesday was the last full trading day before Friday's monthly U.S. jobs report, a closely watched data point before the U.S. Federal Reserve's meeting in late July.
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For the agency, her article would be an unwelcome spotlight on its practices here — but also a new data point as it monitored a new target: Rosas.
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Profits at older locations are a crucial data point that landlords want to see, said John Arenas, chief executive of Serendipity Labs, a privately owned WeWork competitor.
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While Goldman Sachs found some evidence that demand for cryptocurrencies comes from regions with "currency instability and/or capital controls," other data point to pure retail speculation.
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Ultimately, it will be logged as a data point in a galaxy of charts and graphs attempting to describe the destruction inflicted on this country over generations.
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The Point: The Gallup numbers are just another data point suggesting that Republicans are in for a very rough election, seven weeks and a day from today.
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Profits at older locations are a crucial data point that landlords want to see, said John Arenas, chief executive of Serendipity Labs, a privately owned WeWork competitor.
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It promised us salvation from our phone addiction (by telling you that you picked up your phone 127 times on Saturday) but it's become just another data point.
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Ironically, that data point came from another investigation into a fatal 2016 autopilot crash, which took place while the driver may have been watching a Harry Potter movie .
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The MilestonePod was specifically designed for runners to track their stride—a data point that's essential to improving performance but that a traditional fitness tracker can't really measure.
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Cars would just be one more data point in the increasingly detailed map of citizen behavior that the government can create, though it is certainly a major one.
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If you've got something that many people are telling you is true that's likely to be much more trustworthy than something where you've got a single data point.
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Data point 2: At the beginning of January, a huge American consumer brand announced it was going to have a disappointing quarter, driven largely by sales in China.
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"Pieces of information would come in from a single source or customer, and the overcorrection to that one data point was incredible," another former employee told Business Insider.
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China's economy is now expected to grow at a slower pace than it has over the past five years, leaving Wall Street clinging to each economic data point.
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And it's yet another data point showing that studios can't count on familiar brands to break through the noise and draw audiences if a film simply isn't good.
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Yes, in the sense that you can make literally any argument in the world when there isn't a specific data point to either affirm or refute your claim.
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While he's Washington, Netanyahu will also be visiting Trump at the White House, another data point critics are using to say Trump is helping the prime minister campaign.
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"The unemployment claims data point to continued low layoff rates and a solid pace of job growth," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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If there's a data point that makes Americans look better than our cynical comrades across the pond, it's that we're more likely to tolerate offensive speech than Europeans.
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Voter participation is a data point often cited in political studies, along with an assumption that the higher the percentage, the better: 100 percent participation is the goal.
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It's a key data point for investors who fear it means trouble ahead for the economy — and a possible end to this historic rally in the stock market.
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IF WE ARE HAVING THIS CONVERSATION THREE YEARS FROM NOW, WHAT IS THE MEASURE, WHAT IS THE DATA POINT, THE METRICS WITH WHICH YOU WOULD USE FOR SUCCESS?
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For example, I turned off the "shock" data point to eliminate the annoying interruptions that reminded me I still wasn't landing correctly; I eventually turned it back on.
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Furthermore, a detection would be the ultimate proof of concept for facilities like LIGO, and would provide us with one more crucial data point for interrogating the universe.
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And remember that when it comes to the labor market, a single data point doesn't make a trend, though it can make for dramatic headlines and market overreactions.
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But rather it's to note that simply pointing at this data point in an exit poll might not tell the whole story of how people feel about it.
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Though just one data point, it was the first time in over a week that new cases were lower than the day before, according to the state's count.
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The best practice is to keep it in mind as one interesting new data point and to wait to see if other new polls back up its findings.
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The most unusual data point is the Hoka One One Bondi, but the Vaporflys is greater than the next best shoe, Nike Streak, by about 0.5 percentage point.
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Health officials also have to guard their words and predictions, worried that the president will fixate on the wrong data point or blurt out damaging information in public.
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The newest data point boosting Biden is a Monmouth poll showing he has a 20-point lead over Bernie Sanders in South Carolina, 36 percent to 16 percent.
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Rosenhan had a story to tell about miserable institutions that abused their power, and here was a data point that would have complicated such an unremittingly grim portrait.
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Mr. Trump has used that data point as evidence in saying in public and in private to guests at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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It really did then cave gave I would say a data point that kind of supported an argument that interest rates are going to have to rise faster.
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Another big data point for markets will be the retail sales, expected to be up 0.1 percent on the headline after a decline of 0.3 percent in May.
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It's a complex thing, not the best measurement of health, and the more we all dispassionately think of it as a data point, the better for literally everyone.
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The latest total social financing (TSF) data point to some migration of credit back on to banks' balance sheets, reversing the trend seen during the second half of 2016.
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Just one weak "data point" on the labor market isn't likely to push the Fed to lower rates sooner, said Charlie Ripley, senior investment strategist for Allianz Investment Management.
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" That said, Brown did note the importance of MAU, saying that "stabilization of monthly active users is probably the most important data point to everyone that follows the story.
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Batali's reported behavior is just one data point in an industry where a majority of women workers say they've experienced sexual harassment from bosses, co-workers, and even customers.
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One particularly standout data point: At this same time in 2016, 24.6% of women on eHarmony, and 16.5% of men, answered the political affiliation question on their profile page.
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The data point is another positive for Chinese chipmakers, who seem to still have access to foreign capital on top of more than enough domestic — often state-backed — investments.
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Another notable data point: while the US is still Apple's biggest market for the App Store, the Chinese market has grown a whopping 90 percent from a year ago.
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Taken together, the data point to an economy continuing to slow under the influence of a multi-year crackdown on excessive financial risk, even as trade war headwinds gather.
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Radio "noise" caused by mobile phones and broadcast stations crept into the data, requiring the ICRAR researchers to develop a sophisticated computer algorithm that cleaned each individual data point.
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Setyan said the stock's sharp movement Thursday morning shows that investors are still "jittery" and that any data point that may impact a sales recovery will impact the stocks.
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" He cited a data point, seemingly fabricated on the spot, that "90 percent of news are liberal," and that makes it seem "like it's so, so, so one-sided.
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Combined with an unexpected drop in September wholesale trade earlier this week, the data point to "slim to no growth" for the month, said Nick Exarhos, economist at CIBC.
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"The data point should ease some concerns that elevated growth from Southwest next year could further pressure domestic pricing trends," Stifel analyst Joseph DeNardi said in a research note.
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"We view the survey as a positive data point on iPhone 7 demand and excitement around the upcoming launch of the 10th anniversary iPhone (iPhone X)," explained Piper Jaffray.
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The most important data point was that revenue from the company's Azure cloud division was up significantly, climbing over 100 percent year over year, as usage more than doubled.
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It is worth considering, as one data point in the pool of evidence about what sorts of gun control policies do and do not work, the experience of Australia.
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But any single data point must be considered against the broader trend of declining crime rates: In fact, 2015 was the third-safest year in more than four decades.
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But it was National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow who zeroed in on perhaps the most important data point of all: a 5.4-percent rise in business fixed investment.
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Wells Fargo Securities reiterated its market perform rating on the tech giant's stock, saying the latest China export data point to meager iPhone sales growth in the December quarter.
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Here is the biggest data point from the company's fourth-quarter earnings report: according to the company, advertising revenue totaled $231 million, which was down slightly year-over-year.
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At the end of this year's second quarter (the latest data point available), these liabilities stood at $19703 trillion, a $1.3 trillion increase in the year to last June.
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Subsequent witness testimony in the impeachment inquiry revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a monthslong pressure campaign by Trump and his allies in Ukraine.
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"Should incoming data point to a broadly weaker economy, adjusting policy may be appropriate to achieve the Federal Reserves mandates for maximum sustainable employment and stable prices," George said.
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A data point: Our firm looks at about 3,500 to 4,000 pitch decks every year, and we end up investing in about 20 to 30 companies out of those.
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The search term "coronavirus" was most popular in Singapore, followed by Canada and Australia, from the period of January 18 to February 0163, the most recent data point available.
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So if you almost never measure or party everyday, then you will have either no or very fluctuating data point, so you will only end up with red days.
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He addressed rumors of reduced orders on the company's earnings call for its fiscal first quarter of 2013, saying: I would suggest it's good to question the accuracy of any kind of rumor about build plans and also stress that even if a particular data point were factual, it would be impossible to accurately interpret the data point as to what it meant for our overall business because the supply chain is very complex.
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The metric may have become the standard but, when it comes to daily use apps such as messaging services or social networks, the data point becomes all the less illustrative.
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On Monday, the question and answer site Quora announced that a third-party was able to gain access to virtually every data point the company keeps on 100 million users.
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Furthermore, every negative data point that emerges about the president will cause his critics to rejoice and escalate their attacks, which will, in turn, magnify the commitment of Trump's supporters.
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I do think that, for those who were skeptical or fearful or who thought that the rhetoric of the protest movement was anti-cop – this provided them another data point.
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A different data point, via the Consumer Technology Association: In the U.S. alone, last year people bought 603 million hobbyist drones, more than double the 1.1 million sold in 2015.
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Yes, but: As Axios' social media editor Neal Rothschild notes, we only have one data point that proves that these trends tend to favor Republicans and Trump: the 2016 election.
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I think it reduces the probability, but I don't think this is a clear data point that would lead the Fed to say 'we're not going to hike in June.
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The latter data point was analyzed by The Hollywood Reporter, based on information gathered from IMFDB — the Internet Movie Firearms Database, a massive, searchable compilation of gun-usage on screen.
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It's growing much faster than Homes did, according to Chesky, who shared the data point that three in four millennials said they'd rather buy an Experience than a physical good.
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Instead of looking at a single price data point, the BOJ will take into account various factors like the health of the economy and long-term inflation expectations, he said.
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And a British newspaper, The Independent, reported that the data point to one more death per 77 patients between a 40-year-old doctor and a 60-year-old one.
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That didn't keep happening after Iowa — which is a nice reminder to be cautious about a single data point, especially because Wisconsin and Iowa are neighboring and demographically similar states.
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In theory, the adversity score was meant to provide colleges with an additional data point to help contextualize a student's socioeconomic background and help enroll more students from diverse backgrounds.
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As they try to assess whether the iPhone has reached a plateau, investors will not be happy about losing a data point, said Colin Gillis, an analyst with BGC Partners.
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Another key data point in the tablet and PC conversation is how the tablet continues to fall by the wayside when it comes to the most important device to consumers.
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Each one became a data point in his obsessive study of bread and how it's changed through the ages: "Modernist Bread," a five-part cookbook to be released on Nov.
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Still, an optimist like Mr. Hill, who died in 1970, might take heart in one data point from Wealth-X: More than half of the world's billionaires are self-made.
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The data point to a close race in the fall, with about a dozen or so states likely to be decisive in the Electoral College — all consistent with recent history.
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The July phone call was just one data point in that pressure campaign, which was spearheaded by former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is now Trump&aposs personal lawyer.
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Next, Excel wants you to enter the "column number in the range that contains the return value" — this data point should be where you want the data to come from.
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That way, the results of any analysis cannot be used to unmask individuals or allow a malicious third party to trace any one data point back to an identifiable source.
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"I have not seen a single data point that an overdose happened at a school," said Eliza Wheeler, an overdose response strategist with the Harm Reduction Coalition in Oakland, California.
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The monthly US employment report is always a big moment for investors, who see the numbers as a crucial data point for interpreting the health of the world's biggest economy.
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First, the statement that "Rocket Man is on a suicide mission" is another alarming data point suggesting that the president does not believe Kim is rational or can be deterred.
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" Powell at his press conference on Wednesday stressed the importance of not reacting to one single data point or one event, rather wanting to ensure that developments and trends are "genuine.
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Ticket sales are always an interesting data point for industry observers and analysts, but the weekly, monthly, annual, and all-time jockeying doesn't really mean so much to your average moviegoer.
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But there's no obvious correlation between a lack of a single master or mistress of ceremonies and a wreck of a show; one data point does not a trend line make.
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This may explain why Cruise feels comfortable strutting out this data point, while other self-driving companies are trying to rein in expectations about when their cars will hit the streets.
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"Target-date funds will get you close to how you should be allocated, but they are based on one data point: when you think you are going to retire," Shotwell said.
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His appearance in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order makes sense, chronologically, filling in another data point for his own personal biography between The Clone Wars and his death in Rogue One.
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But here's a simple data point: I think last year, the average reimbursement from a commercial insurance company to a hospital was 200 percent of Medicare reimbursement for the same procedure.
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It was another data point in a trend borne out across Ayahualtempa and thousands of towns like it: Every year, no matter who is in power, this country becomes more violent.
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"The current food deflation cycle has lasted much longer than most anticipated, with the latest data point representing the worst reading," analyst Rupesh Parikh wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Bank lending to consumers (40 percent of the total consumer credit), for example, was growing in July (the last data point available) at an annual rate of more than 7 percent.
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The employment report is one data point that has been released as normal through the shutdown, and in the January data, there was a huge upside surprise of 304,000 nonfarm payrolls.
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The most recent readings on the Consumer Price Index indicate that inflation actually might be decelerating, though recent jobs data point to a tightening labor market that could push wages higher.
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More from the Financial Times:The danger of Black Monday becoming a mere data point The next crash risk is hiding in plain sight Cohen-backed Quantopian starts fund for outside investors
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I don't need to find a data point for you to know there's a greater chance your internet connection will go dead (for whatever reason) than for you to lose electricity.
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"Unfortunately we cannot give probabilities that a planet has life at this point since we still only have one data point – the Earth – for which we know life exists," Kane cautioned.
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That's just one study, so it should for now be taken as a data point pointing to a possible shift, rather than proof of a definitive trend for the time being.
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It seems like the decision of whether to, for example, compliment or troll a friend, will be just another data point in your algorithmic existence, unseen to anyone but whirring computers.
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Sure, Kickstarter interest isn't an exact science, but this is at least one data point that indicates that the "uninspired" design of the Echo Show may actually be what people want.
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The number is an extreme data point in an accumulating body of evidence that young adolescents are suffering from a range of health problems associated with the country's rapidly changing culture.
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Though it is not common, the contract presents a data point about private-equity firms&apos influence in corporate America at a time when politicians such as Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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"The data point everyone wants, we didn't get — current Model 3 run rate," RBC analyst Joseph Spak said in a note Wednesday after the company reported earnings that beat analyst expectations.
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Witness testimony also revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long pressure campaign in Ukraine that was spearheaded by Trump&aposs personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
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Trump echoed Fox News and other conservative media who seized on the admitted mistake, using it as the latest data point in the President's months long campaign to undercut Mueller's investigation.
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For this reason, it's better to consider body weight again as a data point across weeks and months, per Renaissance Woman, not day to day, if that's a problem you're facing.
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Still, this new data provides us with a much more granular understanding of which drugs are seeing their prices rise — a necessary data point for figuring out a way to fix it.
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"Next weekend's sales decay is an important data point to judge whether the movie will reach this level of success," Mark Zgutowicz, analyst at Rosenblatt Securities, wrote in a research note Monday.
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It now has its own bespoke view with relaxing colors, and instead of barraging you with unnecessary bed-time details, like step count, the only data point it shows is the time.
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Another data point: Vine still reaches 24 million people in the U.S. in May, down from about 30 million a year prior, according to comScore, which tracks both mobile and desktop viewers.
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Another data point: Vine still reached 24 million people in the U.S. in May, down from about 30 million a year prior, according to comScore, which tracks both mobile and desktop viewers.
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Unemployment in March (the latest data point available) was down to 23 percent, marking the lowest level over the last eight years, and a significant decline from 289.3 percent in March 68.33.
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Years later, as she grapples with the extent of her complicity in the deaths of thousands of American soldiers and Iraqi civilians, the accident becomes a data point in her torturous calculations.
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He also improved his curveball — a pitch, Foster said, that can be quite effective in Denver if thrown with a high spin rate, a data point now widely available through TrackMan analysis.
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California's deadly wildfire season continues, and one staggering data point illustrates just how serious things are: Three of the state's top 210 largest wildfires on record are burning at the same time.
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After Donald J. Trump's upset victory in the 2016 presidential election, one data point from the network exit polls jumped out at analysts: his two-point win among college-educated white voters.
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"These data point to a terrible fact: The home is not a safe place for an enormous proportion of women," the security analyst Alejandro Hope wrote in the Mexican newspaper El Universal.
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I can give you one data point that shows how far off we are: As it stands, Afghans pay about 10 percent of the costs for their security forces and security institutions.
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In a tweet, Trump celebrated the move — and made no attempt to hide that his distaste for McCabe was motivated by his loyalty to Comey — creating another potential data point for Mueller.
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"Every data point was altered to present the best picture possible," Bob Crowley, an Army colonel and senior counterinsurgency adviser to U.S. military commanders in 220006 and 2202, said in an interview.
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The most important political data point of the day can be found in a recent poll from Quinnipiac, in which the popularity of the pending GOP tax bills was only 25 percent.
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Democrats, some of whom have positioned themselves as a foil to Trump, have also raised huge sums this year, yet another data point that suggests Democrats are positioned for a strong 2018.
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This data point is revealed in a broader study on gentrification by the Harvard Business School that relied on information from Yelp, the online restaurant review platform, and the United States Census.
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"Every data point was altered to present the best picture possible," Bob Crowley, an Army colonel and senior counterinsurgency adviser to U.S. military commanders in 2013 and 2014, said in an interview.
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If my partner or brother or best friend sent me your husband's text, I'd simply receive it as a data point and go about getting to the restaurant at a comfortable pace.
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That's just the most recent data point to show that the U.S. tourism industry, which generated $1.6 trillion in output in 2015 and supported 7.6 million jobs, is hurting under President Donald Trump.
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All you have to know is that the black cross all the way to the left is the data point that shows the photons have been behaving the way the physicists were hoping.
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And, according to a new episode of the video series sexplanations, one clear data point researchers have found across all genders is that pretty much all of us want to have more foreplay.
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Every decision and every minute change in strategy is captured as a data point and sent to the cloud, where machine-learning algorithms analyse players' aptitudes against a reference population of 25,000 people.
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"The Microsoft case is a real world data point that sort of summarizes a situation that's been happening over the last several years," Lee Tien, a senior staff attorney for the EFF, explained.
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There is one curious data point we noted, however, which suggests that female founders may not have to worry much about the arrival of more female investors in order to make more progress.
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This also could be where Uber benefits a bit from an IPO for Lyft — assuming it doesn't get taken out first, Qualtrics-style — in that there will be another third-party data point.
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Sharon Browning, a biostatistician from the University of Washington, felt that the new paper relied far too heavily on an extrapolation made from a single data point, that being the observed dental divergence.
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The Ohio State University study, which focused on 17 athletes for up to 30 minutes per athlete, produced an interesting data point that delivered an additional perspective on the study of compression tights.
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The poll also contained an important data point to bolster Kasich's candidacy: in a hypothetical two-man match up with Trump, Kasich was shown beating the New York businessman handedly, 57% to 40%.
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This dismissal, which is unprecedented in recent presidential history, represents yet another data point in the Trump Administration's trend away from science as the backbone of the EPA and other key federal agencies.
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He still jumps passing lanes with precision, a skill that keeps his steal rate high, but is that foul stat an aberration worth ignoring or a data point that signals his declining athleticism?
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However, should the data point to an economy that is gaining traction, it could also reduce enthusiasm for stocks, with a mid-March meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee on the horizon.
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Even still, Mithril's departure is interesting taken as a data point in a series of them that suggest that Silicon Valley may be losing some of its appeal for a variety of reasons.
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This year's Democratic race, in which the establishment favourite Hillary Clinton has amassed a safe lead over the left-wing insurgent Bernie Sanders, is a new data point that backs up this trend.
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"It is the last major data point for the Fed to digest before they go into their mid-June meeting," said Bill Northey, chief investment officer at the U.S. Bank Private Client Group.
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The chasm between Trump and his predecessors is another data point in an untraditional presidency, one that has discarded many of the unwritten rules and customs that used to dictate how presidents behave.
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"As I've been telling you for years, the single most important data point for the market is the Labor Department's nonfarm payroll figure, and this one was nothing short of spectacular," he continued.
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If you needed a data point to support the anecdotal evidence that Big Law firms have been leading the opposition to some of the president's most controversial policies, that's a pretty good one.
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And a final data point: in order to meet the budget targets to fill the federal coffers, you have to double all of the revenue because half goes to the state of Alaska.
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Like in her writing, you can almost hear Bass rummaging through things, picking up each item or scanning each data point, before trying to figure out how they fit together, if at all.
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For some show creators, the inclusion of L.G.B.T. households as a viewing demographic is a long overdue step, and could provide an additional data point to help keep a show on the air.
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But I'll also hope that this move of his isn't a meaningful data point in some larger cultural trend, and that he will keep doing what he does best, which is write books.
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While seemingly every conceivable data point in America's prison system is meticulously compiled, not much is known about the confinement of "forensic" patients, people committed to psychiatric hospitals by the criminal-justice system.
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Why it matters: The report is the latest data point to show that President Trump's trade war is spurring an increase, rather than a decrease, in buying from China and other foreign exporters.
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The numbers are super close, with women holding 250.04% of American jobs, but economists note it's a data point worth watching because it could mark a turning point in the US labor market.
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Its overt information warfare activities have been outed for some time, and the Department of Justice's decision to require some Chinese media outlets to register as foreign agents is a prime data point.
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Individual case studies have their own limitations — no scientist would say that they have conclusive evidence from only one data point — but granular detail on single cases helps them understand how infections unfold.
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As New Relic proves its ability to help companies deploy their software faster and with fewer errors, founder and CEO Lew Cirne shared a compelling data point about his biggest clients with CNBC.
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"Let's not ignore the big data point here: 1.49 billion daily active users equals almost one-fifth of the world's population, giving the social media company wide-reaching impact," she told CNN Business.
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"While a single data point is not a trend, it may confirm that the low prices seen in recent weeks are not sustainable for U.S. shale producers," said UBS commodity analyst Giovanni Staunovo.
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It's just another data point that tells us a first rate cut from the Fed isn't coming any time soon ... It's almost become more about the Fed reaction function than the underlying data.
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But though it might seem odd for a politician to switch his party so soon after getting elected, this is yet another data point in a decades-long die-off of conservative white Democrats.
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"Net neutrality is the latest data point for voters that the administration is more interested in doing what big companies want them to do, than what people think is in their interest," Ferguson said.
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The trade statistics from the U.S. Commerce Department indicate that — on Trump's watch — China pocketed a U.S. trade surplus of $829.3 billion between January 13 and January 2019 (the latest U.S. data point available).
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Data point No. 1 was Mark Warner's election to the Virginia governorship in 2001 as an enthusiastically pro-gun candidate, but pretty soon the 2004 Democratic presidential candidates were getting in on the game.
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Yet even if Trump was, like Clinton, once a supporter of President George W. Bush's Iraq misadventure, that data point doesn't shed any light on what to do now about the threat of ISIS.
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If any of Whedon's humor in Justice League works for crowds, or if they complain they want more of Snyder's heavy, grimdark action, that'll at least be another data point for DC's future planning.
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The data point might not normally garner much attention, but Cashin said he believes Fed Chair Janet Yellen will look very strongly at last month's figure due to her background as an employment economist.
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Slack's early success is another data point showing that Spotify's direct listing a year ago, the first of its kind, was an inflection point in the evolving relationship between Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
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Okta closed at a lofty $23.51 a share with a market cap of $2.13 billion, perhaps giving one more data point that it's shaping up to be a good year for enterprise tech IPOs.
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Price growth in the country fell to 5.8 percent last month from 6.9 percent in August,on the three month seasonally-adjusted average basis used by U.K. lender Halifax as its key data point.
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Investors are hoping for a rate cut from the Fed later this month to stimulate the economy, but a solid data point like the jobs report could derail things and delay an eventual cut.
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While the filing does not confirm that it has raised the full $500 million, it serves as another data point to support that the company has picked up an additional huge influx of cash.
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The figure is yet another data point showcasing the shift in the way people are consuming video content – less in the living room, over traditional pay TV connections, and more so on mobile devices.
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"One data point last week that I think is worth knowing about is WPP more than doubling their ad commitment to Snap this year, from under $100 million to under $200 million," said Ford.
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The jobs report is always seen as the single most important data point for the Fed, but the Fed is not expected to raise interest rates again until June, after two more employment reports.
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If the scan generates a partial match (although what that means exactly is unclear) and you enter the correct password immediately thereafter, Face ID will use said partial match as a new data point.
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"Instacart's recent growth is another positive data point that we're reaching an inflection point in the shift of consumer purchase dollars online not just here, but in large international markets as well," Braccia said.
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"Apple sells premium products, and every data point we get on the economy is a negative one, and there's no sign that anything is improving," then-Needham analyst Charles Wolf told Businessweek in 2008.
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One key data point: "Data released Friday revealed the biggest weekly jump in the number of U.S. oil-drilling rigs since January 2017, contributing to concerns about a surge in U.S. production," MarketWatch notes.
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Another data point: On July 31, after a brief call to Mr. Trump's home phone, Mr. Stone directed an associate to "see Assange," assumed to be a reference to the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Just this one additional basic data point -- not even down to the street address level -- with no additional cost to taxpayers could enable the identification of communities with inherent concerns over a proposed regulation.
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Another interesting data point on the relationship between trauma and jokes is a search unusually popular among Hebrew speakers about one of history's most horrific events, which wiped out nearly half of my family.
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The Institute of International Education (IIE) notes a decline of nearly 7 percent in new enrollment for the 2017-2023 school year, and preliminary data point to a 1.5 percent fall in 2018-2019.
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It's a great data point for anyone who might be concerned about the health of their heart, or anyone who simply wants more information about their body (perhaps to even share with their doctor).
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I think coming to that realization was another data point along the way that listings was not a business for us, at this moment in time, because those things are important to some players.
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Forbes Tax Analysts contributor Robert Goulder suggests that Trump, by repeatedly stating as fact a data point that has been debunked, is trying to mislead crowds on purpose in order to advance an agenda.
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While it could be for a variety of reasons, Musk's data point may have offered a small amount of clarity (and optimism) around whether the company will be able to eventually turn a profit.
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Data point No. 22008 was Mark Warner's election to the Virginia governorship in 22008 as an enthusiastically pro-gun candidate, but pretty soon the 20003 Democratic presidential candidates were getting in on the game.
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It only takes a few minutes to get out of all this, and it deprives the ISP of a source of income while also providing a data point that subscribers don't like these practices.
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Career foreign-service and national-security officials have testified that the phone call was just one data point in months-long campaign spearheaded by Trump&aposs personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani at Trump&aposs direction.
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"In the last week alone, every major data point has missed estimates and that raises some major questions of what the Fed's next move is going to be," said Adam Sarhan, CEO at Sarhan Capital.
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And Anthem may have had a point based on this data point: Express Scripts made $10.24 in adjusted profit per claim from Anthem in 2016, compared with $5.16 per claim from all of its clients.
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The most important data point is that the quarterly dosing regimen worked for Teva, Evercore ISI's Umer Raffat said, noting that Lilly and Amgen's compounds are being developed for use only on a monthly basis.
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When you consider the nagging privacy risks of online advertising, you may find comfort in the thought of a vast, abstract company like Pepsi or Nike viewing you as just one data point among millions.
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Supervised learning is highly susceptible to "data overfitting," whereby analytical models that are built to explain how a system works are overly fine-tuned to include and account for every variable and historical data point.
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"The jobs number on Friday will be the data point that's probably going to decide where rates close the week," said Brandon Swensen, co-head of the fixed income desk at RBC Global Asset Management.
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While this may be an interesting data point on its own, an AlphaWise survey conducted in April of this year points to the fact that consumers want more than just pizza as a delivery option.
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When mentioning the offer, let it be clear you aren't interested in leaving and want to continue to grow with the company but now you have a very tangible data point on your market value.
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That's a troubling data point for the TV Industrial Complex, which has viewed live events — and live NFL games in particular — as the last wall of defense against the internet and other competition for eyeballs.
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Reading between the lines, I believe there are two reasons for this: As a data point on angel groups rising in undercapitalized markets, check out the chart below showing the 12 most active angel groups.
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Second, the more libertarian-leaning members of the Republican party who have complained that many of Trump's policy inclinations go against traditional conservative free-marketprinciples now have yet another data point to make their case.
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As a candidate, Trump used the Orlando night club shooting -- until Monday, the worst mass shooting in American history -- as a data point in his push to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the United States.
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"Right track/wrong direction is a great data point to use when considering the impact the environment will have on elections for the party in power," said Brent Buchanan, a Republican pollster based in Alabama.
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Volker and Morrison will give testimony showing how the phone call was just one data point in a months-long shadow foreign policy campaign to strongarm Ukraine into delivering Trump the political dirt he wanted.
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It's yet another data point in the continuing narrative about how the powerful ecosystem of YouTube creators is fundamentally changing how people are communicating and consuming information online, and taking a global industry with it.
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" The FBI's analysis of active shooters between 2000 and 2013 has another relevant data point: "Law enforcement suffered casualties in 21 (46.7%) of the 45 incidents where they engaged the shooter to end the threat.
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"The fact that our last data point on this was in 2005 makes it so hard to figure out what's going on," said Martha Gimbel, director of economic research for the job-search site Indeed.
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But it's another data point in a so-called "fee war" that's pushing asset managers closer and closer to zero on some products, particularly those attached to well-known indexes like the S&P 500.
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"With time series data, each data point consists of a timestamp and one or more attributes and it really measures how things change over time and helps drive real time decisions," AWS CEO Andy Jassy explained.
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Patel said the company has been able to squish that threshold down to around 25 days, which was one data point they could flag investors on in order to convince them that the model was working.
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The committee already has changed its criteria more than once—from body clocks to strength of schedule—so putting a percentage on the weight of a conference championship, based on one data point, is statistically impossible.
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"We believe this is another confirming data point of stronger than expected iPhone demand, corroborating the U.S. carriers' reports a few weeks ago," wrote Credit Suisse analyst Kulbinder Garcha in a note to clients on Thursday.
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But that data point has given Bee hope that her show's latest endeavor—a smartphone app called This Is Not a Game: The Game—might be able to shift some tides during this year's midterm elections.
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"Anytime during the first quarter, we tend to overlook these figures....It's hard to interpret from one single data point how China's economy is doing," Ken Wong, Asia equity portfolio specialist at Eastspring Investments, told CNBC.
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Personal loan rates of 9.66 percent in the fourth quarter of 2015 (the last data point in Fed's most recent statistics) were also more than 100 basis points lower than at the same time in 2.
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He could spend all $15,000 on strippers, and, while the people who crowdfunded that money would probably not be pleased, it would at least add another data point about how individuals would use a basic income.
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"People are taking their foot off the gas after making a bunch of money, and now they're waiting for the next data point," said Phil Blancato, chief executive of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management in New York.
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If Bryce loses on Tuesday, or barely wins, he'll add a data point to an emerging trend: Viral fame can help a candidate gain recognition, credibility, and donations, but that doesn't always translate to electoral victory.
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That's just one data point in the long decline of an old economy where you didn't need a high school diploma—and sometimes you didn't even need to know how to read—to make ends meet.
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We've built integration across all of these ELD devices, so can act as a single data point for shippers, enabling them to see, for example, which shipments are delayed so they can focus on those exceptions.
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Mahyawi's carbine was another data point attesting to an extraordinary and dangerous failure of American arms-trafficking and public accountability and to a departure from a modern military's most basic practice: keeping track of the guns.
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Second, the more libertarian-leaning members of the Republican party who have complained that many of Trump's policy inclinations go against traditional conservative free-market principles now have yet another data point to make their case.
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On the plane's next-to-last flight, the crew received errant measurements of the plane's angle of attack, a data point used to help understand how sharply a plane is ascending or descending, Indonesian investigators said.
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But a string of public testimony from career government officials since then revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long effort to bully Ukraine into caving to Trump&aposs demands.
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Washington (CNN)Buried in the new CNN national poll is a single data point that may well be the key to how someone as unpopular as President Donald Trump can win a second term in November.
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One data point: New York- and Palo Alto, California-based private equity firm Centana Growth Partners just secured commitments for a new $375 million fund, a follow-up that's 50% larger than its inaugural 2015 fund.
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Mr. Trump made that data point a focus of his campaign, citing factories that closed during the recession but never reopened and workers who gave up looking for jobs and dropped out of the labor force.
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"Potential conflicts of interest in the new governance structure are another data point demonstrating that the Senate should have overruled the Trump administration and kept the sanctions in place when we had the opportunity," he said.
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That's just one data point from from University of California, Berkeley researchers who found that global warming contributed to nearly 60,000 suicides among farmers in India — a country where suicide rates have already doubled since 1980.
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"Every single data point is now extending to 'what does this mean for the Fed,' and rate-hike odds past one more in December continue to shrink," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer with Bleakley Advisory Group.
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Cross-border commerce is in its poorest health since the Great Financial Crisis 10 years ago, or even in decades, depending on which measure you look at, and the incoming data point to further deterioration next year.
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Another factor that made the switch in method even more glaring was how quickly it came, and how it seems to have been precipitated by one data point in particular: The meager 38,000 gain in May payrolls.
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"With new business growth also sliding to the lowest since January 2015, the survey data point to a strong likelihood of output growth remaining subdued or even weakening further in June," Markit said in its data release.
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Getting involved with companies like that at an early stage is difficult because the valuation doesn't really matter, so you're trying to figure out what's the next incremental data point that is going to matter, he said.
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Why it matters: The financial advisory firm Lazard's report is another data point showing that wind and solar are increasingly competitive with traditional power sources without tax subsidies, which widen the edge but expire in coming years.
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In fact, checking accounts typically cost Americans almost $100 a year in fees, according to a Nerdwallet analysis of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's "Data Point: Checking Account Overdraft " report from 2014, the most recent data available.
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"This is really the final data point that shows we do not really know what is causing this disease and how to make an impact with a pharmaceutical," biotech investor Brad Loncar said in the Financial Times.
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Mixo Das, Asia equity strategist at J.P. Morgan, said he would not read too much into a single data point, especially with the presence of such distortions like the national holidays, cyclical trends and ongoing structural changes.
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Reuters data point to market expectations of about three more Fed rate hikes this year, starting in March, although some analysts, including at Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Asset Management, expect the Fed to raise four times.
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I get tweets that make me laugh because Twitter is familiar with every data point of my personality and has made a note that I think kids comedy is A-plus and I enjoy discussing Cheeto products.
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During recent testing, for example, the Air Force found that the F-35A's radar screen did not always display data in an intuitive way, forcing the pilot to manually select a data point to get more information.
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Based on my experience serving at the CIA, this latest satellite reconnaissance on Yongbyon most likely would be considered an important data point worthy of further collection, rather than a definitive indication of Kim Jong Un's strategy.
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"The growth of Caliber's servicing book should not be characterized by a single data point, as over time it will be driven by Caliber's origination activity — which does not include any subprime products," Caliber said by email.
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Instead, stocks rallied as the impressive 33 percent average hourly earnings gain came into focus, a data point which suggests U.S. economic growth is finally translating into higher wage growth after months of stagnation on that front.
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"While I wouldn't read too much into any one data point, the data underscores that the Fed doesn't need to be aggressive about raising interest rates," said David Lefkowitz, senior equity strategist at UBS Wealth Management Americas.
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As the nation's bitter, bizarre campaign season builds to its November conclusion, companies across a range of industries are using the election as a data point — sometimes as an excuse — to explain what's happening in their business.
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There are plenty more examples of how Facebook adds to its user profiles too:Where you're going: The big data point Facebook gets when you install its mobile applications is where you are every second of the day.
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Another worthwhile data point: Sanders's record on domestic issues does not suggest to me that he is inherently stupid or incurious in ways that would make it impossible for him to learn about foreign policy as well.
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Polls show Kobach and Colyer are locked in a close battle for the Republican nomination; Tuesday's results will be another data point in the question of whether Trump's endorsement is really what Republicans need to win nowadays.
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Here's another data point: A decades-long decline in plant-pollinating hawk moths has been reported in the Northeast, but its causes and consequences are uncertain because we know so little about the ecology of these insects.
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But a string of public testimony from career, nonpartisan government officials since then revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long effort to bully Ukraine into caving to Trump&aposs demands.
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It lists the most important details about each data point: company impacted, reason for layoff, how many people were laid off, what region it took place in, when it took place, and sources who reported the news.
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It encompasses entire families of them, from "boosted decision trees," which allow an algorithm to change the weighting it gives to each data point, to "random forests," which average together many thousands of randomly generated decision trees.
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Social media platforms should also disclose the use of lookalike audiences for targeting political ads at users, she said today — a data-point that Facebook has nonetheless omitted to include in its newly launched political ad disclosure system.
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But even major tech companies have acknowledged that their products can make us feel bad and promised to be more mindful of their users—perhaps the best data point yet that our smartphone attachment is cause for concern.
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Although BMI isn't the best tool for assessing health because it can't differentiate between fat and muscle mass (among other issues), Ogden said it's a useful data point for large groups over time because it can reveal trends.
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This data point from New Hampshire offers the latest reminder of the degree to which the conversation on the social media platform tends to be different than what the vast majority of voters hear in their everyday lives.
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Suddenly, Lila no longer saw what happened in Toronto as a singular, isolated incident on a drunken night, but one more data point in a decades-long pattern of sexual assault stretching from New Zealand to North America.
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The European Central Bank's Olli Rehn told a German newspaper on Sunday that recent data point to a weakening euro zone economy and interest rates would remain at the current level until monetary policy goals have been met.
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Why that matters: This data point, shared with me by the chief of the International Energy Agency during an interview last week in Washington, shows why technology making fossil fuels cleaner is desperately needed to address climate change.
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But NGP VAN, which has maintained the Democratic voter file since 2004 and builds many of the party's voter outreach tools, is trumpeting a different data point: the record number of people using MiniVAN, its mobile canvassing app.
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"This data point speaks to our belief that the Apple Watch Series 3 could be a 'game changer' release for Cupertino to open up this wearables category for the coming years," Ives wrote in a Wednesday research note.
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In my experience, Google sometimes does a pretty good job at finding data but also regularly fails to find even a single relevant data point, so it remains to be seen how good Excel is compared to that.
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"This could be an early sign that the recent recovery in economic activity is losing momentum, although we would caution against reading too much into a single data point given the volatility of the trade figures," he said.
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Instead of focusing on one data point, like a quote from a Glassdoor article that add structure to a hard-hitting question on company culture, Zangrillo advises that candidates take in multiple data points for a holistic picture.
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While most of the metrics move dramatically in the right direction — Inkinen says 60 percent of patients see their diabetes reversed in a span of between two and nine months — Weiss notes one data point that may not.
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ET.Volker and Morrison testified to how the phone call was just one data point in President Donald Trump's months-long campaign to strongarm Ukraine into delivering political dirt while holding up military aid and a White House meeting.
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Legal experts say that the act of sharing polling data is not a crime in and of itself, but it could be a data point connected to Russia's robust campaign at the time to meddle in the election.
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But a browser is supposed to be a tool, not a private platform, and the idea that every tab I open is another data point and another opportunity for Google to foist its algorithms on me is rankling.
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Lyra Health then periodically checks in with the patients to see how they are doing and ensuring they feel like they are getting better — another data point that helps the company figure out if its recommendations are working.
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In a manner that suggests that little was learned from the 2016 primary or general elections, pundits and analysts seem so committed to this narrative that they promote it even when the data point in the other direction.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis, for example, produces quarterly reports on the nation's gross domestic product, a data point Trump has touted as a metric of his performance as president and a credential for his 2020 reelection bid.
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The music industry has known this for a while, but today we have another data point: U.S. music sales were up 14 percent when adjusted for inflation, to $8.7 billion last year, according to the labels' trade group.
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For Republicans, Michael Cohen's plea and the guilty verdicts brought against Paul Manafort were just the latest data point in what has been a 19-month marathon of tweet storms, policy lurches and alleged misdeeds against Trump associates.
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A cascade of witness testimony since that complaint emerged showed that the phone call was just one data point in a monthslong effort by Trump and his allies hoping to force Ukraine to accede to his political demands.
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All the data point to one story: PREPA is costing more to do less, and the best way to improve its efficiency is to take decisions out of the hands of politicians and instead empower market-based mechanisms.
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This is an important data point in the consideration for lenders that have to worry about their collateral value and for residential property investors and for homeowners who might want to get a foretaste of what is next.
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Another data point: This week, the Solar Energy Industries Association and the consultancy Wood Mackenzie said in a report that offsite corporate procurement is the "main driver" of 17% of U.S. utility-scale solar projects announced this year.
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Coming on a day of volatility in Asian stock markets after China's central bank fixed the yuan at a 4-1/20093 year low, the data point to sluggish economic growth and inflation globally to start the new year.
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"The very slight downward revision to second-quarter GDP growth isn't too concerning, especially given that the more recent data point to a strong rebound in the third quarter," said Steve Murphy, an economist at Capital Economics in Toronto.
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"Behind every data point is a person" There's a young, agile workforce that would benefit hugely from digital transformation, and we must be making changes in emerging economies to sustain and grow the digital economy on a global scale.
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In the world of finance, where knowledge of even the slightest secret data point about a company's fortunes can give traders an edge, it comes as no surprise that the Securities and Exchange Commission has come into hackers' crosshairs.
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So, for our purposes here, we'll just take the sum of the areas under the Lorenz curve by multiplying the mean height (on the Y axis) of each data point by the width taken up on the X axis.
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Sondland's text messages with the top US diplomat in Ukraine, Bill Taylor, are a key data point for the impeachment investigation, in which Sondland told Taylor there was "no quid pro quo" after speaking to Trump about the matter.
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"I'm just one data point, but if the effort they put into trying to persuade me to be a candidate is any indication, then they took diversity pretty seriously," said Mr. Henry, who like Mr. McGuire is African-American.
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But her victory also serves as a significant data point in an ongoing discussion about the need for black women, a group that has played a significant role in elections, to be better represented in seats of political power.
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Establishment data point to still more positive trends, with the three-month average now up to 190,000 from 153,000 in June and average weekly earnings up 0.6 percent from the previous month, though little changed over the last year.
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One particularly powerful data point in the Census report shows how bad it's been: From 21099 to 22015, 215 percent of the population—over one in three—had at least one period of poverty lasting two months or more.
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But Facebook is not human; it does not feel dread and warmth at the same time, it is just a tech monopolist edging into our glittery, manufactured rituals, looking for one more data point on what makes us tick.
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Synchronized global growth has collapsed, the China Land Cycle is rolling over (and will continue to weaken despite the single positive data point this week), Europe is slowing more than expected and the US is oversaturated with construction equipment.
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But the London Electric Vehicle Company, which is owned by China's Geely and makes the cabs, plans to manufacture about 10,000 of them for sale in the U.K. and abroad, another data point in an early electric car trend.
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In Into the Spider-Verse, Spider-Man is biracial — Morales's parents are black and Puerto Rican — so the movie's success (or lack thereof) inevitably becomes a data point in the ongoing conversation around the entertainment industry's commitment to diversity.
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Today, Google added a fresh data point to the back and forth, announcing in a new report on piracy that its Content ID system has paid out $2 billion to copyright holders, double what it announced back in 2014.
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The Fed will likely raise interest rates in June if economic data point to stronger second-quarter growth as well as firming inflation and employment, according to minutes from the U.S. central bank's April policy meeting released on Wednesday.
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But then media experts hired by the Rubio campaign revealed a portentous data point: Mr. Trump was earning 10 times as much news coverage as his nearest rival, a staggering imbalance that was powering his strength in the polls.
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It was the latest data point in an emerging trend: he shot more threes last season than he had in his first five seasons put together, and this year he's on pace to try an extra triple per game.
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And the administration's decision to ask on the 2020 census whether respondents are citizens stands to skew official poverty rates, the single most important data point for federal education funding, by depressing the response of immigrants — documented and undocumented.
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It's not so much the exposure of the intimate details of your life, Do Thi Duc said, but that each transaction is just one data point in a massive web of knowledge companies like Venmo are building about us.
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He worked on his laptop from the same folding chair, with his back to the only window in his home that allowed in sunlight, poring over every data point that might reveal the next cluster of the hackers' targets.
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"We have a very well-sampled early light curve that clearly shows a bump compared to normal Type Ia supernovae, unlike previous studies [in 2015 and 2016] that just had one data point that was unusually high," Hosseinzadeh said.
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Another interesting data point that highlights some of the jockeying for dominance behind the scenes: For the first time, South Korea's Samsung has beat out packaged goods company Procter & Gamble in terms of the advertising dollars it's putting to work.
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That shooting helped galvanize a movement to address an alarming new data point: Although school shootings remain relatively uncommon in the US, last year saw the largest spike in school shootings since Columbine, according to an analysis by the Washington Post.
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The following data point, shared at the recent Intel Developer Forum by Intel CEO Brian Krzanich shows that there is much more to come: "The average autonomous vehicle, by 2020, will produce 4,000 gigabytes per day," he said in his keynote.
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I'm only one data point, but I've published eight books (cf the image up top) and I can tell you that, for me at least, the ratio of "books read through Kindle Unlimited" to "Kindle copies sold" is about 8:1.
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Not the greatest message to send to negotiations hanging in the balance at the eleventh hour then… On national security agencies' access to data point, Jourová today reiterated there must be "limitations and safeguards", as well as independent oversight and redress.
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Triplebyte's first steps involved extensively interviewing engineers in the YC alumni network, capturing every data point possible before applying machine learning to better understand both automated assessment tests and human technical reviews (which involve an engineer interviewing an engineering candidate).
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However, the analysts pointed out one data point that could offer the case against a near-term rate cut - the 212 percent on-quarter increase in the trimmed mean measure of inflation, taking the annual rate to 230 percent on-year.
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The fundraising haul, shared Sunday by Buttigieg's team after his announcement speech, provides the latest data point indicating the South Bend, Indiana, mayor's growing profile on the national stage in the few months since entering the contest as a relative unknown.
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"We should not read too much in to this one data point by itself in this austral summer as one point in time is not sufficient regarding the climatic time scale of multiple decades," he told Gizmodo in an email.
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For the time being, though, it's an impressive business compared to the razor-thin profits that Amazon might generate from its retail operations and a good data point as its media services like video or music start to play out.
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And while it doesn't make companies rein in executive pay — CEO compensation has continued to go up, even though corporations knew the disclosure rule was coming — it does serve as another data point in the broader picture of inequality in America.
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Growth for the second quarter was revised down to 0.6 percent from 0.7 percent.. "This was another data point showing the Norwegian economy has put the oil crisis behind it, and is developing well," Nordea Markets economist Erik Bruce said.
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EYEING THE ECB The European Central Bank's Olli Rehn told a German newspaper on Sunday that recent data point to a weakening euro zone economy and interest rates would remain at the current level until monetary policy goals have been met.
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But given France's size, power, and historical importance in Europe, the election will be an especially important data point — and one that people will be watching closely even if there end up being no surprises in who ends up winning.
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"Individually, it's just another data point that suggests that the desire for sensible cannabis reform at a state and a citizen level is enhancing in every election season," said Rosen, former CEO of PharmaCan Capital, which later became Cronos Group.
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"While the data point to a solid economy, they also reinforce the view that growth is not likely to remain strong for an extended period without improved wage gains," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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In any case, the dress has become another significant data point in the science of color perception, where one of the main research questions is whether or not two people looking at the same thing are actually seeing the same color.
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Another data-point to flesh out the Facebook data misuse scandal: The company has informed the European Commission that a total of 22011 million EU citizens had their information improperly shared with the controversial political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica (via Reuters).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German industrial activity is sluggish and recent data point to slower growth in the service sector, the German Economy Ministry said, adding this suggested Europe's largest economy would experience a weak general economic trend in the second quarter.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Recent data point to a weakening euro zone economy, the European Central Bank's Olli Rehn told Germany's business daily Handelsblatt on Sunday, adding that interest rates would remain at the current level until monetary policy goals have been met.
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The data point is significant because it illustrates that despite Instagram's runaway success in cloning Snapchat's Stories feature (and drastically slowing Snapchat's growth in the process), there remain core parts of Snapchat's product that Instagram has failed to successfully replicate.
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The "miles per disengagement" data point doesn't start to mean anything on its own until a company reaches the validation phase, which is when miles driven are the truest representation of naturalistic driving in the domain and application of interest.
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Still, the Republican Party's current status on party ID is yet another data point -- along with Trump's ongoing approval slump and historic trends working against the president's party in midterm elections -- that suggests 2018 could be a disaster for Republicans.
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"Model 3 deliveries did miss our bearish estimates and we see the incremental color on Model 3 net reservations (where the company showed its first declining data point) as incrementally negative," analyst David Tamberrino said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Most of the homebuilders are U.S.-based, meaning they benefited from the tax cuts, are shielded from tariffs and could be helped by rising wages and higher labor participation, a largely overlooked data point in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' report.
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"You have a tremendous amount of fear and uncertainty in the markets and we'll need to see more than one good economic data point to overcome that," said David Carter, chief investment officer at Lenox Wealth Advisors in New York.
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According to Jacqui Miller, the ROM's mammalogy technician, there's actually a lot we don't know about blue whales, and every skeleton that scientists can get their hands on adds "another data point" to a very small pool of existing specimens.
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That might be the most commonly seen one where you really just pick and choose exactly which study and data point, which subset or source to use, and then conveniently draw on that when it aligns with your political narrative.
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Some analysts, like Monness Crespi Hardt & Company's Brian White, have been calling on Netflix to stop reporting and offering guidance on paid subscribers, because the data point is getting harder to predict now that Netflix has a large, established audience.
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In the first year of the playoff, 2014, the only disagreement about the committee's final judgment was over the semantics of the "13th data point" that put Ohio State in over the Big 12 co-champions Baylor and Texas Christian.
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And given what we know about primary care (the most basic form of outpatient care) and early intervention in preventing illness and deaths, this is another the data point to consider as we debate the value of universal health coverage.
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The availability and amount of testing can help chart how the virus is moving through a population, to inform and direct necessary quarantine and contact tracing measures, but one key data point might be the spread and availability of testing sites.
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More recent data point to ongoing weakness, with manufacturing output contracting 0.5 percent year-to-year in July and the ISM manufacturing index – a leading indicator for the sector – falling into contraction territory in August for the first time since 2016.
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He's tweeted about Jackie Evancho's album sales after she was announced an inauguration performer and about the Oscars low ratings (poor awards show ratings being a favorite data point for conservatives, pointed to as proof their anti-Trump monologues are unpopular).
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A cascade of witness testimony since Congress launched its impeachment inquiry revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long pressure campaign spearheaded by Rudy Giuliani, Trump&aposs personal lawyer, at the president&aposs direction.
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The result of such a paradigm is that even in this data point about a single state's primary victory, Muslims continue to be defined as a group by what they are assumed to hate: women, Jews, the Western world in general.
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Trump's attacks on Machado are just the latest data point in an election cycle that has seen wild speculation, rampant exaggeration, and outright lies become accepted as fact by huge swaths of the electorate on both sides of the aisle.
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"The euro is getting a bit of a lift on the German data though the trade concerns will continue to dominate markets with the Fed minutes being the key data point," said Kenneth Broux, a currency strategist at Societe Generale in London.
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"Whether it comes in near consensus, that's going to be a sign Friday may be near consensus, and that's sort of the final data point holding us up before the Fed rate hike," said Brian Schaitkin, senior economist at The Conference Board.
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"It's probably not the most meaningful data point that this is seven or eight years in the tooth, simply because there's been some good shakeouts along the way," Verrone said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " referring to some recent rocky periods for stocks.
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But neither data point "will be able to move the needle for the Fed," wrote Todd Schoenberger, senior research analyst at Wellington & Co. Schoenberger agrees with the majority of investors, who expects the Fed to cut rates by another quarter percentage point today.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Economic recovery in the euro zone is gaining ground and some data point to robust momentum in the first quarter despite uncertainty over Brexit, China's rebalancing and new U.S. policies clouding the outlook, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
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Why it's a big deal: MongoDB will be another critical data point for traders trying to decide if "unicorn" SaaS companies can ever really ride their recurring revenue models to profitability — or at least how to separate the future successes from the undercorns.
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"It's a little higher than we thought but it seems like it's going to take a lot more than a monthly data point to push Powell away from his dovish stance," said Mike Loewengart, vice president, investment strategy at E*TRADE Financial Corp.
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MADRID, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Recent data point to a gradual weakening of Spain's economy, Bank of Spain governor Pablo Hernandez de Cos said on Tuesday, adding that recent unrest in the wealthy region of Catalonia could affect investment decisions by the private sector.
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"We think this was another positive data point for the Call of Duty franchise, following the update from the U.K. earlier this week, with preliminary sales trending ahead of our expectations," Stifel analyst Drew Crum wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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The quid pro quo, which showed the phone call was just one data point in a months-long campaign to pressure Ukraine to publicly commit to the investigations while freezing military aid and holding up a White House meeting that Zelensky desperately wanted.
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Succar stressed that one data point that's especially important here: understanding a company's outstanding debt, which other lenders typically don't tend to have a lot of data about but which Intuit Capital's models can predict with a very high level of certainty.
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That data point evaporated when Cisco snapped up the company just days before it debuted publicly, basically taking away an opportunity to gaze into the crystal ball and see whether or not people would be feeling good about buying into these companies.
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Considering the great sweep of time, the current Yellow Vest uprising will no doubt come to seem like just another data point in the long evolution of a nation that has survived setbacks and returned, again and again, to an abiding glory.
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As one intriguing data point here, note that the number of voters identifying as "independent" is now at a near-record high, at 42 percent of voters, far greater than the 29 percent identifying as Democrats and the 26 percent identifying as Republicans.
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The Intercept offered a rundown of these surveys over the weekend: Last week, the Reuters-Ipsos poll found Sanders besting Biden by three points nationally among black voters — certainly a relevant data point when considering whether Sanders can win among black voters.
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But even apart from the usual warnings about statistical error and randomness (the true rate of job creation could turn out to be either much higher or much lower), the numbers are a good bit better than that single data point suggests.
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But subsequent testimony from nonpartisan, career national-security and foreign service officers revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long campaign by Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to force Ukraine to accede to his demands.
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But subsequent testimony from nonpartisan, career national-security and foreign service officers revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long campaign by Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to force Ukraine to accede to his demands.
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"It's not proof positive, but it's another very significant data point in the growing evidence base that marketing payments from drug companies are not good for medicine and not good for patient care," said Carlat, a psychiatrist who blogs about conflicts of interest.
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But subsequent testimony from nonpartisan, career national-security and foreign-service officers revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long campaign by Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to force Ukraine to accede to his demands.
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But subsequent testimony from nonpartisan career national-security and foreign-service officers showed that the phone call was just one data point in a monthslong campaign by Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to force Ukraine to accede to his demands.
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"This is just another data point in support of a long-standing tenet of energy policy held by most economists, academics and government analysts: Fossil fuels will remain the foundation upon which our modern society rests for decades to come," he said.
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"The Microsoft report was significant in that it's another data point that shows [Russia doesn't] care if you are a Republican or a Democrat or conservative or liberal think-tank, they are [against] our values and in favor of Putin's values," Carlin said.
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To date, the industry has stuck with its fuzzy data point: Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, WeChat, Line and even Snapchat (internal data only) are among the many that convey their traction by listing how many people have opened their app at least one time per month.
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"Given the rising importance of social media for luxury brands — especially in the context of millennials growth — we believe Instagram data can no longer be ignored as a data point for luxury investors, to help them pick the winning brands," the report's authors said.
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Trump's data point appears to have been based on a 2011 National Mining Association statement, and actually reflects the hypothetical number of jobs that would have been created in Michigan if a series of coal power plants had not been blocked by environmental regulations.
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TOKYO, Oct 23.7 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks dipped on Friday as investors were cautious before an impending U.S. jobs report, a crucial data point that could influence the timing of the Federal Reserve's next rate hike and underpin near-term direction for risk asset markets.
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"It's another data point on the road to the emergence of opco Tier 3 issuance as an asset class as European banks build up their resolution capital bases," said Pete Mason, co-head of FIG Banking EMEA and head of FIG DCM EMEA at Barclays.
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She was evacuated to Miami, where she was evaluated for a traumatic blast injury, in the process donning a pair of experimental diagnostic goggles that tracked her eyes to measure the severity of her vertigo, and serving as a data point in Hoffer's research.
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A key data point smart fund managers look at is how "crowded" a stock is in terms of institutional ownership, and UBS put together a list of the "top 10 crowded trades" in a note to clients Monday to help investors on this metric.
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Microsoft hasn't disclosed sales numbers for its Xbox One console since 2015, but an EA executive let slip a solid data point for the publisher's current install base — and it's not hard to do the math and calculate the breakdown based on what he said.
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In this case, the patent at issue involved the use of a computer to send emails to consumers about information in a database when a data point of interest to them changed – for example, when the price of a certain property went up or down.
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"Although the timing of a pick-up in overseas economies has been delayed, our view is that Japan's economy will not decelerate substantially," he said, suggesting the BOJ may hold off on ramping up stimulus unless upcoming data point to a sharp worsening of conditions.
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"Although the timing of a pick-up in overseas economies has been delayed, our view is that Japan's economy will not decelerate substantially," he said, suggesting the BOJ may hold off on ramping up stimulus unless upcoming data point to a sharp worsening of conditions.
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For some of the most influential media outlets on the right, his rumored atheism is a more salient data point than the fact that he had shown a demonstrated pattern of violence, including allegedly abusing animals, attacking his wife, and cracking his baby stepson's skull.
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Apps you install: It's not just Facebook's privacy policy you need to worry about, but also how third-party apps are using your data—while a Facebook quiz may seem innocuous, telling the world which bands you've seen gives another data point to advertisers.
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A data point that has really stuck with me is how much of the exit value in European technology is non-VC backed, between 50% and 70%, yet at the same time, there's an increasing concentration of capital on the same number of deals.
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Paul Eitelman, an investment strategist at Russell Investments, said it was unlikely the Fed would increase its forecasted rate hikes as such a move would be a bit bold for a new Fed chief and likely be an over-reaction to one data point.
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Yet, a data point that stood out was that 45 percent of consumers stated an increase in willingness to use mobile contactless payments if retailers and banks helped them understand the security benefits of using something like Apple Pay, Android Pay or Samsung Pay.
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While there are many details that are unclear about the scope of the pact, it would be a strong data point for him to trumpet on the campaign trail -- even if, like other Trump-era trade agreements, it fails to live up to his spin.
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The angry suspicion that greeted President Trump's signaling of a potential end to national lockdown policy in the short term was just one more data point describing a system in which broken politics has contributed to a widespread lack of faith in effective government leadership.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.): And here's a closer look at Washington, D.C., donors, who break down similarly: The data point to a divide between the relative wealth of those providing a critical resource for Democratic hopefuls and the voters they are seeking to convince.
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A cascade of testimony from career, nonpartisan officials over the last several weeks revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long pressure campaign that Trump and his loyalists carried out to force Ukraine to accede to his political demands.
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A cascade of testimony from nonpartisan career officials over the past several weeks revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long pressure campaign that Trump and his loyalists carried out to force Ukraine to accede to his political demands.
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A cascade of witness testimony revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a monthslong effort to force Ukraine to accede to Trump&aposs political demands while vital security assistance and a White House meeting that Zelensky desperately sought were withheld.
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But witness testimony in the months since revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long campaign to pressure Ukraine to give in to Trump&aposs demands while withholding military aid and a White House meeting that Zelensky desperately sought.
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"Every image we get which should contain Peggy is yet another data point that will help us understand what it is, where it is, where it's come from, and where it's going to go even when we're not around to take images any more," Murray said.
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Given the history of variability of this data — see Figure 6, which shows trailing 10-year averages for productivity growth (meaning the data point for 1980 shows average productivity growth from 43 to 1980) — to create a plausible range I will make the optimistic and pessimistic case.
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In keeping with a focus on the single data point now gaining so much attention, the dismal jobs number, here is one more way to trade that number: Kensho took a look at major market benchmarks in the month after a jobs miss of 100,000 or greater.
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While he expected to find correlations in game cost around hardware generations or increased efficiency in development procedure, the key data point that he draws out of his analysis is that megabytes of data cost roughly the same amount to make across different domains, hardware, and genres.
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The local-news crisis is destroying what a divided America desperately needs: Common ground Relevant data point from Margaret Sullivan for the discussion around whether journalists can lead the charge against misinformation: employment in newspaper newsrooms has declined by almost 50 percent in the past decade.
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"Bottom line, this was a very good number but completely at odds with just about every single other data point on manufacturing and what we've heard from company earnings of those companies exposed to this sector," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at the Bleakley Group.
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He went on to explain that setting up XFactor as an independent fund not only gives these partners the opportunity to grow their own resumes as investors, but it stands as a data point in the industry, hopefully proving that diverse teams create better, stronger businesses.
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For now, he says this round of funding should carry him 18-24 months before he feels he has to go back to get more, perhaps giving another data point that the days of spending big money to get customers could be coming to an end.
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And we promise it's for a good reason: The success and failure of these publicly-traded companies tends to give us at least one more data point when it comes to calibrating which technologies are exciting to investors, as well as the trajectory of those technologies.
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We have a brilliant model for what water data could be: the Energy Information Administration, which has every imaginable data point about energy use — solar, wind, biodiesel, the state of the heating oil market during the winter we're living through right now — all available, free, to anyone.
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This is another key data point if your goal is to help select for phenotypic traits associated with better natural resistance to disease, with the founders noting that around 40 percent of the world's crop load is lost (and so wasted) as a result of disease.
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With the healthcare industry on a mission to digitize and analyze every conceivable data point it can to wring more efficiencies out of its incredibly fragmented and broken system, for Katz, there's no opportunity that seems more obvious than giving the industry data on its own professionals.
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At one point, Cameron Hanes, a bowhunter who was pictured in a tweet Wednesday giving Zinke some archery pointers, asked for details on the number of African elephants killed illegally versus legally — a data point Sheehan said the Interior didn't know, as it only tracked trophy imports.
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DATA BREACH REPORTS UP IN NEW YORK: An interesting data point comes courtesy of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D), who says that reports of data breaches to his office are up more than 40 percent this year compared to a similar period in 85033.
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Whether this stray factoid makes a difference in an era of weak political parties and skepticism of elite opinion is a question that can't be answered, but Biden nevertheless has a new data point to brag about: John Kerry has added his endorsement to the pile.
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Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, told investigators last week that one particular data point Nunes often highlights — an effort to dig up dirt on Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman — was actually a campaign to tar Ukraine's former pro-Moscow president, Viktor Yanukovych.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan, speaking in a Houston suburb after that report, cautioned against reading too much into a single data point, but said he too has an "open mind" and is watching "extremely carefully" to see if weakness spreads to the consumer and labor market.
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For Warren to be anywhere but in absolute lockstep with Sanders, then, on Soleimani's killing would have amounted to another data point for liberals (her sort-of walk-back from "Medicare for All" being another) that she was simply not a "real" liberal like the Vermont senator.
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Read More: The best way to build your credit is the same strategy people use to build wealthWhen you use and pay a credit card every month, that adds another positive data point to your credit profile, which, in turn, helps build and raise your credit score.
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A cascade of witness testimony since the inquiry launched revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long campaign by Trump and his allies to force Ukraine into acceding to his demands while withholding vital military aid and a White House meeting.
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Another data point here is that when pressed on foreign policy, for example during debates, Sanders tends to articulate some vague version of the status quo, or promise some easy solution (his "Muslim troops on the ground" to fight ISIS) that allows him to change the subject.
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But for this news, which suggests Trump may have interfered with an investigation, there's a data point we can compare it to: the news that broke about a year ago about Bill Clinton meeting with Lynch on a tarmac while the Justice Department was investigating Hillary Clinton.
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Why it matters: It's another data point in the wider picture of overall global emissions that began climbing again in 2017 after a 3-year plateau, even as scientists warn of the need for steep emissions curbs in coming years and decades to prevent high levels of warming.
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Next time you see a post about "the best day to buy a flight" or "the cheapest time to travel," note the overall findings: While the specific data point might end up being useless, there could be a larger takeaway that will inform your future booking habits. 12.
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I can't provide a highly technical, professional stress test, full data point breakdown of the battery life, but I can say from firsthand experience that the battery depleted to half-full in the time it took to watch an episode of The Bachelor — a little under two hours.
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Coupled with continued U.S. pressure to end the intervention, the Gulf sees it as yet another data point illustrating how the United States doesn't understand the threat Iran and its proxies and allies pose to them, even as they have supported American operations in their region for years.
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The story can be seen as one data point in a growing list of recent examples in which explicit racism appears to be getting a pass, a platform, or even a reward in contexts where it once seemed safe to assume that this would be out of the question.
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The drama surrounding its conclusion is now most likely to serve as a monument to Washington dysfunction, the irreconcilable viewpoints of warring political factions on common facts, and to provide another data point for those who believe the current White House is determined to resist constraints on its power.
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"…The most interesting data point for me is that Beat Saber sold over one million copies in a year and is making over $20 million in revenue," Tipatat Chennavasin, a co-founder of The VR Fund and an advisor to Beat Games, told TechCrunch in an email interview.
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We often get derailed in conversations about alien life by focusing on little green men and the like, but the reality of trying to find life is much more profound: As astrobiologist Lynn Rothschild told us, we really only have one data point for understanding what life is.
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But there's one data point that has been overlooked that seems to be moving in the GOP's direction: The generic congressional ballot, which showed Democrats with a nearly 8 point advantage in the RealClearPolitics average less than a month ago, now has Republicans trailing by fewer than 4 points.
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Unfortunately, they didn't have a list of psycho CEOs at their disposal, nor did they consider mailing out a survey to every publicly traded company in Britain marked CEO PSYCHOPATH STUDY – PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN (though it would be interesting data point in itself to see who complied).
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Here's one data point: The proportion of Americans in the "alarmed" segment increased by five percentage points over the past year, and is now comparable to proportion found in the fall of 2008, when the segments were first identified and global warming concern was at a high point nationally.
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"The most extreme part of the global growth slowdown panic has subsided a little bit and the Chinese data is responsible for that, but it is a single data point which should be backed by more data," said Kyle Rodda, a market analyst with IG Markets in Melbourne.
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For decades the scores were a key data point on the application for virtually any selective college, and they remain an obsession for parents and high school seniors, even as hundreds of colleges and universities have made them optional over concerns that they favor the white and wealthy.
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David M. Ceperley, a physicist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and his collaborators worked on herculean computer calculations, each data point the result of about 100 hours on a supercomputer with 10,000 computer cores, to model the transition of liquid hydrogen from insulator to metal.
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Similarly, when Swift released her 2017 album "Reputation," the attendant blowback is perhaps best understood as a response not to the singer but to an oft-cited data point: Fifty-three percent of white women voted for a man who was heard on tape crowing about assaulting women.
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But as Schiff and the six other impeachment managers detailed, the phone call was just one data point in what turned out to be a months-long effort by Trump and his allies to leverage US foreign policy to bully Ukraine into acceding to the president's personal, political demands.
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But Schiff and the six other impeachment managers detailed that the phone call was just one data point in what turned out to be a months-long effort by Trump and his allies to leverage US foreign policy to bully Ukraine into acceding to the president's personal, political demands.
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Another notable data point that emerged from 2628: The number of registered lobbyists increased from the year before, the first time that's happened since 28500, when the Jack Abramoff scandal, new ethics laws and tough rules imposed by the Obama administration spurred the industry to move into the shadows.
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And since I was not prepared to address its implications and assumptions, I simply walked away from the interaction, carrying with me a new, jarring data point in a lifelong reckoning with racism and the history it papers over, both in the service and the United States at large.
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Throughout the course of the investigation, testimony from Vindman and others revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a monthslong campaign by Trump and his allies to bully Ukraine to cave to his personal demands while leveraging US policy and taxpayer dollars to force Zelensky's hand.
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To get a sense of how significant that change is, consider this data point from the New York Taxi & Limousine Commission, which regulates professional drivers in the city: If Uber recognized its drivers as employees, as opposed to independent contractors, it would be the largest private employer in the city.
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What they're saying: "[E]ven if it proves to be an isolated data point, the long-term trend is clear," IEA said about U.S.' net exporter moment, adding that net imports in 2018 are well under a third of what they were just a decade ago before shale took off.
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Patterns, Predictability, and the Rise of Donald Trump Unilever's $1 billion acquisition of five-year-old razor blade reseller Dollar Shave Club is a key data point into the health and attitude of the startup environment, but also the way that rapid growth companies in more traditional industries are valued.
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"Synchronized global growth has collapsed, the China Land Cycle is rolling over (and will continue to weaken despite the single positive data point this week), Europe is slowing more than expected and the US is oversaturated with construction equipment," analyst Chad Dillard said in a note to clients late Tuesday.
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This not only means it captures the content-related revenue from subscribers, advertisers, and numerous OTT distribution partners, but it sees every data point about fans' viewing behavior and their interaction with various dashboards (like biometrics on each fighter) so they can optimize both online and offline aspects of the production.
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"The charts suggest the short dollar/yen trade is still the advantageous trend trade, but with the non-farm payrolls tonight this data point may give a better entry point to sell strength in dollar/yen," Evan Lucas, market strategist at IG in Melbourne, wrote in a note to clients.
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Though the whistleblower's complaint was the match that sparked the impeachment inquiry, witness testimony from more than a dozen administration officials and career diplomats revealed the phone call was just one data point in a monthslong campaign by Trump and his allies to bully Ukraine into acceding to his demands.
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To get a sense of how significant that change is, consider this data point from the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission, which regulates professional drivers in the city: If Uber recognized its drivers as employees, as opposed to independent contractors, it would be the largest private employer in the city.
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While the E.O.D. school's new cognitive testing process will help the military better understand the risks of blast exposure, it will probably offer only one data point on a complicated subject that the military does not yet fully understand: how much blast is too much, especially for repeated incidents over time.
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Yet not only does it encourage pettiness, distilling the messiness of human experience down to a digitally precise data point, but by making it so easy to pay someone back for purchases as trifling as a coffee, the app arguably promotes the libertarian, every-user-for-himself ethos of Silicon Valley.
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Holmes' account also represents another data point connecting Trump directly to what Democrats have argued is a scheme to withhold critical Ukrainian military aid and refuse a White House meeting between the two presidents until Ukraine committed to the investigations Trump was seeking — namely, one targeting former Vice President Joe Biden.
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While the E.O.D. school's new cognitive testing process will help the military better understand the risks of blast exposure, it will probably offer only one data point on a complicated subject that the military does not yet fully understand: how much blast is too much, especially for repeated incidents over time.
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In keeping with a focus on the single data point now gaining so much attention, the dismal jobs number, here is one more way to trade that number: Kensho took a look at the S&P sector trades that do best in the month after a jobs miss of 100,000 or greater.
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In keeping with a focus on the single data point now gaining so much attention, the dismal jobs number, here is one more way to trade that number: Kensho took a look at the S&P sectors that trade most reliably in the month after a jobs miss of 100,000 or greater.
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The hope with an AI or ANN therefore isn't to remove biases, for that is mathematically not possible, but rather to have each data point weighed as efficiently as possible so as to find an anomaly that hopefully turns out to be unbiased and impacts an overall decision with or without human instinct.
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Another important data point for you is the fact that those middle class tax cuts that you are talking about, yeah, some of them do trickle down to the middle class, but the majority of those tax cuts actually benefit -- INGRAHAM: Yeah because those of the people that pay all the taxes John.
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"Although we should avoid a simplistic shortcut of associating ET [evening types] to some negative aspects, the data point to the idea that an [evening type] pattern is a risk factor for some disorders, whereas [morning type] is a protection factor," a 2012 review of hundreds of papers in the academic literature concludes.
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To take the second question first, publications like the New York Times and the Washington Post have covered this story even though Omarosa was a relatively minor figure likely because these allegations of her messy firing represent another data point in a larger story about an administration marked by sloppiness and disorder.
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But Republicans and other opponents of minimum wage increases were more focused on another data point: The CBO also said that a $153-an-hour minimum wage would cost the country 1.3 million jobs (it's just a coincidence that this is the same number as those who would get out of poverty).
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A senior administration official had told reporters on a call Wednesday announcing Trump's move to send National Guard troops to the border that the numbers were up substantially, using them as a data point in what the President called a "crisis" at the southern border in his memo authorizing troops to be deployed.
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And in early 2015, when her advisers told her that people no longer wanted to be called middle class — a data point that seemed a fundamental shift in the American psyche and as clear a sign as any that there was something stirring in this election — Hillary Clinton saw only a linguistic challenge.
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On the other hand, some legislators and presidential candidates who have taken aim at regulating the so-called gig economy may want to consider another data point: About half of those with multiple jobs do it to earn extra money (48 percent) or for some other reason that suggests it is their preference.
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Adam Schiff, conducted a series of open and closed-door hearings with career national-security and foreign-policy officers who testified that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long pressure campaign that was largely led by Trump&aposs personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani at the president&aposs direction.
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AND WHEN YOU LOOK AT PLACES LIKE CHINA WHERE THERE IS A PORTION THAT'S REGULATORY DRIVEN AND THE OTHER THING I LOOKED AT, I THINK, IS A REALLY IMPORTANT DATA POINT IS WHETHER YOU' RE TALKING ABOUT THE CHEVROLET VOLT OR THE CHEVROLET VOLT E.V., THOSE ARE SOME OUR MOST SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.
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" They admitted that "every data point was altered to present the best picture possible" and that Taliban attacks were cited as signs of progress "to make everyone involved look good, and to make it look like the troops and resources were having the kind of effect where removing them would cause the country to deteriorate.
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While it makes sense for a drug company like Acadia to work with doctors who are familiar with the medication it sells and no one data point on its own can tell the whole story, several health care fraud experts said the company's relationship with top prescribers would be of interest to the DOJ.
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