The Greens continue to eat into the party's voter base.
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Their high prices eat into the purchasing power of wages.
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Would the early call time eat into my work schedule?
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Yes, employees would pay some new taxes, and employers would pay a new payroll tax that would eat into wages, but it wouldn't eat into wages as much as health insurance premiums do now.
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High fees, costs and expenses can eat into your investment profits.
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The extra programming will eat into time typically occupied by commercials.
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Those offers would eat into Luckin's profits, if it had any.
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A cold winter would further eat into stocks of heating oil.
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The coronavirus is expected to eat into carriers' revenue this year.
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So they eat into their own market share much more quickly.
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Those higher costs could eat into Twitter's future earnings, some analysts said.
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Amazon has notably begun to eat into its ad market share slightly.
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Incorrect guesses will eat into your overall time and lower your score.
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Or is it meant to ultimately eat into or replace individual ownership?
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That will eat into incomes and act as a drag on consumption.
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High funeral costs could further eat into what you leave your heirs.
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Rising costs and lower prices are beginning to eat into profit margins.
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Now, however, Amazon's Prime membership is starting to eat into Costco's business.
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Banks suffer from negative interest rates which eat into their lending margins.
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Apple was already beginning to eat into Nokia's market with its smartphones.
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That will eat into the company's cash holdings of about $877 million.
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But company heads argue that more tariffs will eat into economic growth.
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But those investments could also eat into profit margins, analysts have warned.
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The higher the fees, the more they'll eat into your investment returns.
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Even Crest Whitestrips eat into our holiday budget more than we'd like.
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Any decline in discounts on prescription medicines would likely eat into profits.
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If approved, this will surely eat into Uber's JUMP bikes market share.
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The increased costs will likely eat into razor-thin margins for refiners.
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Investors worried that an economic slowdown would eat into demand for energy.
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If the manager is charging exorbitant fees, that can eat into your returns.
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Beyond that, wages are going up and that's going to eat into margins.
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Just as damaging, the universities are being forced to eat into their capital.
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Market dip: Markets are sliding as resurfaced trade concerns eat into investor optimism.
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All three governors are a threat to eat into Rubio's base of support.
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This can quickly eat into their savings and negatively affect other financial goals.
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They probably won't, and meanwhile the higher fees will eat into your savings.
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Expanding operations to a new city will eat into some of that investment.
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Deval Patrick (2) could also eat into Biden's share of the Obama coalition.
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It seemed, for a short while, that she could eat into Biden's support.
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A checking account with lots of fees will needlessly eat into your earnings.
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That growth has threatened to eat into McDonald's profits, franchise operators have argued.
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Hiring such a company, though, costs money, and will eat into your profits.
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"They're going to have to take on debt, eat into cash reserves," said Corridore.
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Returned products eat into companies' bottom lines as unwearable clothes contribute to environmental waste.
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But with consolidation now starting to eat into the market the temperature is rising.
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To what degree the world restricts plastics could eat into the industry's growth plans.
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Otherwise, it's best to work with a management company, though could eat into profits.
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Investors are worried that a global economic slowdown will eat into demand for energy.
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As competitors fall away, the pressure to eat into profitability with subsidies will ease.
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Our estimates probably understate how much Mr. Kasich will eat into Mr. Rubio's tally.
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If Bloomberg can eat into Biden's support among black voters, Biden is done for.
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Add all that up and inflation pressures may start to eat into corporate profits.
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Delta Air Lines expects pricier fuel to eat into its bottom line this year.
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There were concerns that the Model Y might eat into demand for the Model 3.
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Meanwhile, expensive investments into original content had begun to eat into the company's bottom line.
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ZF's approach could give other automakers a chance to eat into some of Tesla's advantage.
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That decision is likely to eat into Tesla's thin profit margins in the first quarter.
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The company warned that a higher tax rate this year would eat into its profit.
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Peltz has criticized P&G for allowing the upstarts to eat into Gillette's market share.
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The Lakers also signed Rajon Rondo, who could eat into Ball's minutes at point guard.
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This was the chasing pack's chance to strike, to begin to eat into Chelsea's lead.
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Elizabeth Warren has even had enough after months of watching Pete eat into her support.
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Fees can eat into your cash, but a good interest rate can help grow it.
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In some cases, the loans carry hefty interest rates, which will eat into your refund.
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They also dismiss arguments that decriminalization will eat into the power of the organized crime.
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Abundant and low-cost natural gas will continue to eat into coal's share of electricity production.
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Elizabeth Warren continuing to eat into Sanders' support among the most liberal voters in the party.
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This is powered by UK company 7Digital, reports Engadget, and doesn't eat into user's data allowance.
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S. trade war and a slowing China economy would eat into corporate profits more than expected.
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At the same time, the global growth worries spooking Wall Street threatens to eat into demand.
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While these public health trends eat into the state's younger generations, its overall population has declined.
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Regulations that drive energy prices higher disproportionately eat into the income of our country's poorest families.
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HSBC CFO Ewen Stevenson cautioned last week that further escalation could eat into the bank's profits.
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That makes sense: Decelerating growth would eat into thirst for oil, which powers the global economy.
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There will also be candidates like O'Rourke who can eat into Sanders' base of young voters.
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These can eat into the pearl's nacre, the distinctive outer layer, and dull its luster irreparably.
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But there are also elements of the party's platform that could directly eat into corporate profits.
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Business leaders worry that his policies would eat into profits, slow growth and hit asset prices.
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Still, she expressed some worry that the debate over ObamaCare repeal would eat into lawmakers' attention.
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And soon, the highly anticipated streaming service from Disney will eat into more of viewers' time, too.
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Higher gasoline prices threaten to eat into Americans' purchasing power and dampen their view of the economy.
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But gobbling so much data so quickly will eat into your data plan significantly faster than before.
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Nor do we want them to be in debt and have to eat into our retirement savings.
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The Swiss bank also warned that lower interest rates on the horizon would eat into its profits.
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It would both eat into margins, but raise the chances of higher rates from the Federal Reserve.
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Could it be a new hotel there would eat into the profits of the nearby Trump Hotel?
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The dollar hit a one-year high last week, which can eat into U.S. companies' overseas revenue.
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As the economy heats up, costs are climbing and starting to eat into relatively fat profit margins.
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Mr. Kinniry is correct that fees eat into any return, regardless of how volatile the market is.
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Investors sold bonds again on fear that inflation in the future could eat into their fixed payments.
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New teenage retailers, streetwear companies and low-cost private labels started to eat into its market share.
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The company expects currency moves to eat into this year's operating profit by a whopping 1.12 trillion yen.
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These sales tactics will continue to eat into dealer profits and push down used vehicle values into 2017.
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Fear of Amazon's dominance has pushed many companies to make these investments, even if they eat into profits.
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Unlike competitors, Postmates always keep 100% of their customer tips, and those tips never eat into base earnings.
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Google is looking for high-profile customer case studies as it tries to eat into AWS's big lead.
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OnePlus says it's optimized the notch so that it will be disguised and won't eat into the screen.
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Higher loan loss provisions not only eat into earnings, but may also suggest mediocre debtors or poor credit.
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It is when it begins to eat into bread and butter issues that the voters usually slap back.
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But if it is, there's a lot more of the $6.1 trillion global grocery market to eat into.
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Not only did those closures eat into the company's physical revenue, they also weighed on its digital results.
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Credit Suisse analyst Evan Seigerman said the Novartis treatment could begin to eat into Spinraza sales in 723.
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Yet rising labor costs could eat into company profits and hurt earnings, making stocks seem even more overvalued.
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In some cases, he noted, jumping the gun on forming a business entity could eat into your profits.
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Retail stocks fell on Tuesday despite strong results, as investors worried that rising costs could eat into earnings.
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Despite historically low interest rates, which theoretically eat into their profits, the sector has enjoyed significant share appreciation.
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Apache Spark itself is under attack from new open-source technologies that threaten to eat into its value proposition.
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Free videos are supported by advertising, which will begin to eat into the TV advertising market, currently worth $20153bn.
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Users may simply be spending less time on Tencent's online entertainment, as other players eat into its market share.
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Unlike competitors, our fleet always keeps 100% of their customer tips, and those tips never eat into base earnings.
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CVS Health, Cardinal Health, AmerisourceBergen and Rite Aid also fell on concern that Amazon would eat into their markets.
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So, while the Trump plan might temporarily eat into paper equity, it should have no effect on real equity.
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Charging banks to hold their reserves will eat into their profits, unless they can lend out the funds profitably.
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Glasses will launch by 2020 and will eat into sales of iPhones, Loup Ventures' Gene Munster said this week.
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O'Rourke or really any other candidate with outsider appeal could eat into Sanders' base of young, independent-leaning voters.
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You can store unlimited High Quality images in Google Photos, but saving Originals will eat into your allotted space.
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And while Sanders did eat into Biden's support among African Americans in Nevada, Biden still won that demographic overall.
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The outbreak of tariffs threatens to slow the world's two largest economies and eat into record-high profit margins.
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If so much solar comes online that it starts to eat into those reserves, solar will be "curtailed," i.e.
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Still, Volvo didn't create Polestar, or the Polestar 1, just to eat into Elon's tiny slice of the auto market.
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That often means cutting the weight of low-price goods since shipping costs tend to eat into a product's profitability.
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The recent launch of Zolgensma, Novartis' one-time gene therapy for SMA, is expected to further eat into Spinraza sales.
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In some cities, scooter ownership also appears to be growing in popularity which will also eat into any sharing opportunities.
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While Printful's fee per t-shirt will eat into my profit margin, it satisfies my goal of an effortless setup.
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Rising wages are expected to eat into corporate profit margins, weighing on companies that are already projecting much slower growth.
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Mr. Stango said he was, at this point, unworried about the new museum's potential to eat into the center's audience.
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In its annual New Energy Outlook, BNEF sees CCGTs plateauing around 2030 as renewables eat into midload and then baseload.
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Conservatives will point out that the way health care costs eat into paychecks is part of the story of stagnation.
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Case studies: Prices for U.S. steel continue to fall and, if the weakness continues, it could eat into profit margins.
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But last year he delayed his plans when Amazon's Echo speaker unexpectedly began to eat into sales of Sonos speakers.
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Dean responded when Gephardt began to eat into his poll numbers, just as Warren has begun to engage with Buttigieg.
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Trump praises Santorum and Huck in intvw... … precisely because they're the candidates who can eat into Cruz's support at the margins.
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Higher avocado prices would likely eat into corporate profits for Chipotle, according to Wedbush managing director and research analyst Nick Setyan.
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In the long-term, Brown said that rising fuel efficiency and the emergence of electric vehicles would eat into fuel demand.
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However, such a move would eat into the ability of Saudi Arabia and the UAE to respond to future supply shocks.
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Poor sales from the Galaxy S9 will reportedly eat into the Samsung's quarterly profits big time, according to the Financial Times.
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"On the expense side, those extra costs are going to eat into automakers' profit margins," said Cox Automotive analyst Michelle Krebs.
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Gratuities on drinks can also eat into savings if the freebie prompts you to drink more than you might have otherwise.
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Half of firms are also still reluctant to pass on prices, even if that means higher costs eat into profit margins.
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Economists say that the shutdown, which will pass its one-month mark next week, is starting to eat into economic growth.
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Investment fees have become a bigger issue as investors become more tuned in to how much expenses eat into their profits.
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"We simply cannot afford to let this period of uncertainty eat into reviews that for investments are shifting into hyper-vigilance."
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Still, the huge fees can eat into the money that is left over for small creditors — typically vendors, suppliers and pensioners.
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Luckily, my credit card bill for January was shockingly low and I doubt we'll eat into savings at all this month.
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Over all, it appears very likely that the revised bill will eat into the deficit reduction estimated in the original version.
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SunTrust reiterated its buy rating on Shake Shack despite existing and planned store overlap that will eat into same-store sales.
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These companies are, however, focusing more on a specific proposal to change interest deductions that may eat into their bottom line.
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The latter are for dabblers, like me, who get kvetchy when an outdoor activity starts to eat into the dinner hour.
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But that would eat into the profits for the tax prep industry, which was estimated to pull in $11 billion in 2018.
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My only concern is that most fitness trackers now just seem too boring, as smartwatches eat into their share of the market.
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Spending your irregular income on rounds can sting, and the double whammy of extra fatigue the following day can eat into productivity.
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The question moving forward is whether sustained attacks from Sanders and Trump will eat into that number — and Biden's sizeable primary lead.
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The big question is the extent to which US banks have been hit by lower interest rates, which eat into lending profits.
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As a refresher, that means media content like photos, videos, GIFs, polls and Quote Tweets no longer eat into your character count.
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"A wave of airplanes keeps getting pushed back each month, which makes it harder to eat into the earlier delays," he added.
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Big supermarket chains and wholesalers already eat into her business by dealing directly with the ports and fish farms that supply Tsukiji.
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So, will they absorb an undesirable contract that would eat into their cap space this summer just to land an extra pick?
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Investors also dumped shares of Kohl's and TJX, the owner of T. J. Maxx, which both saw freight costs eat into earnings.
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When you let bill deadlines pass, you impact your credit rating negatively and incur interest charges that eat into your budget further.
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It expects North American sales to fall a bit as low gasoline prices eat into demand for its more fuel-efficient sedans.
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Those plug-ins that are midsize, like the Fusion Energi, stuff their batteries in places that eat into trunk or passenger space.
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For banks, the recent challenge has been to fend off the impact of lower interest rates, which eat into their lending profits.
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Industry figures show about half of Canada's exports move by rail, and economists estimated a prolonged strike could eat into economic growth.
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He ran his small business well into his seventies, but all the while had to watch taxes eat into his retirement savings.
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Any financial penalty emerging from those cases could eat into recoveries for cities, counties and states suing the company and the Sacklers.
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But the company said there was some "pull forward" of sales into the fourth quarter that would eat into first quarter results.
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The Society of American Florists said that a 25% tariff on floral containers could eat into about half of a florist's profit.
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But the issues looming around user privacy and data use, particularly with Facebook, aren't dire enough to eat into Clorox's advertising prowess.
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Electricity prices are politically sensitive in Bulgaria as power bills eat into a huge part of monthly incomes, especially during winter months.
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The global auto industry has worried for years that companies like Uber and Lyft could eat into demand, particularly among young customers.
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But they will cost money, eat into the budget savings currently generated by the bill, and may be viewed suspiciously by some conservatives.
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The agency sees cheap, cleaner-burning natural gas and renewable energy sources continuing to eat into coal's share of the global energy mix.
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Castagna said he did not want to eat into the bank's capital buffers to get rid of the unlikely to pay (UTP) loans.
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On the other hand, stagnant wages driven by productivity gains eat into consumer wallets, forcing spending cuts for non-essential products and services.
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Should rates start to rise even a little, that will start to eat into the capital appreciation that bond holders have been enjoying.
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After conducting its fall teen survey, the firm found that teenagers are spending less on makeup which will eat into Estee Lauder's sales.
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But lifting the ban could draw legal challenges from the oil industry, which worries such a move would eat into their market share.
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The spike in Italy's debt costs may hurt the nation's banks and eat into their capital, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Wednesday.
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Biden holds a significant lead among them, but Harris was able to eat into that lead following the first primary debate last month.
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A lark that began in a post-graduate era for the three was starting to eat into their actual life responsibilities and careers.
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For years, the hardware-focused company feared that low-cost mobile titles would eat into the lucrative sales of its consoles and games.
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These recurring tasks eat into your daily bandwidth and accounting for them will help you strategically allocate the time left in your day.
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That was seen as an effort to eat into Prabowo's conservative support base and appease those who claimed he was not Islamic enough.
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A surge in fuel prices will likely eat into Delta Air Lines' profits this quarter, despite strong travel demand, the airline said Wednesday.
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They also warn that policies designed to aid one group will eat into someone else's business in ways that policymakers should have anticipated.
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Two photographs from the late 1970s do eat into your retinas: images of Donald J. Trump and his father, the developer Fred Trump.
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Those of us in the insurance industry constantly hustled to prevent significant reforms because changes threatened to eat into our companies' enormous profits.
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He also for the first time acknowledged the risks current policy posed to financial stability, as low interest rates eat into banks' profits.
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On top of that, Disney is taking its content to its own service in 2019 that would likely eat into the family-friendly market.
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Auto companies are developing driverless cars while factories could are seeing the increased use of robotics, which has the ability to eat into jobs.
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Critics countered that Amal's leaders feared the barge would eat into the profits they make from their ties to the operators of diesel generators.
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Not all carmakers committed to the retrofits, as the hardware fixes are known, which would cost billions of euros and eat into profit margins.
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However, more company executives, in sentiment surveys and elsewhere, have been expressing unease and warning that rising costs will begin to eat into profitability.
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Some worry that even if they earn a bit on these kinds of produce, that may eat into the sales of their pretty stuff.
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The American Petroleum Institute, the largest U.S. oil group, opposes lifting the ban, which will eat into the industry's market share of gasoline sales.
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Chakraborty said most state-owned companies have a legacy of employing an unusually large number of employees, which sometimes can eat into their profitability.
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Pence shows that the strategy is to win the red states, eat into the blue-collar vote and crucify Hillary Clinton on her liberalism.
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Women over 50 are likely to enjoy decades in retirement, but few have any idea how much medical expenses will eat into their savings.
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Higher rates can sometimes dampen enthusiasm for stocks because rising borrowing costs eat into corporate profits and can make earnings valuation look too high.
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Arch had initially resisted replacing its self-bonds, arguing in court filings that providing other forms of guarantees would eat into its delicate liquidity.
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Hatheway added that investors may also be growing nervous about earnings growth slowing in 23 and that rising wages will eat into profit margins.
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Alas, most of us don't have unlimited coffee funds, and ordering twice as many beverages on coffee runs can quickly eat into your savings.
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"It certainly would eat into profits and is just a question on how aggressive Huawei wants to be," said Cowen & Co analyst Jeffrey Osborne.
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The retailer has already started its early season sales, but too much discounting will eat into the bottom line that financing partners care about.
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However, the Jets rank second in run defense DVOA and the return of running back Derrius Guice should eat into Peterson's touches this week.
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The big picture: The ongoing conversation among US economists is whether weakness in manufacturing will start to eat into the strength of American consumers.
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Democrats are expected to eat into the GOP's 59-seat majority but fall short of the 30 seats they'd need to win the majority.
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Supersonic transports could eat into the airline industry's effort to reduce its footprint because the planes consume more fuel per passenger than existing airliners.
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Petrochemical plants have been reaping healthy profits, but a new slug of supply from the new plants would cut costs and eat into margins.
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If things keep going this way, the liability could eat into CVR Energy's cash pile, leaving it with less money to distribute to shareholders.
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Elsewhere, the Federal Reserve has already signaled that trade war concerns may eat into what otherwise looks like a strong increase in capital spending.
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Media streaming took a leap forward with the release of new services from Disney, Apple and others to try to eat into Netflix's market.
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In the financial world, for example, we would not eat into capital to the point of depletion because that would bring about financial ruin.
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Trump also wants to increase natural gas production, but energy analysts say that would eat into coal's market share even more than it already has.
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It could also eat into capital spending needed for railways, roads, ports and power projects, seen as vital to India's integration into the global economy.
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Live sports are big: Social and streaming companies are brokering content deals in an attempt to eat into the $72 billion U.S. TV ad market.
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Apple's Memoji could eat into this market, although Apple would have to let its characters travel outside of iMessage to really allow its avatars grow.
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Depending on the scope of the project, the work will be either a quick fix or a significant undertaking that will eat into your budget.
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"As fellow Board members, I worked closely with the 83North team to build Just Eat into its world-leading positions," says Buttress in a statement.
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Sears' deal with Amazon could even eat into in-store sales and hit margins, warned Neil Saunders, managing director of retail at research firm GlobalData.
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UL expects net losses of $112.53 billion from hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which analysts said would eat into the insurer's capital and hit its profitability.
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Too many deals and discounts throughout the November and December months could eat into company profits if retailers aren't able to rack up dollars elsewhere.
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Microsoft continued to eat into Amazon's lead in the cloud infrastructure market in the first quarter, though there remains a big gap between the two.
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The plan should eat into the country's jet fuel exports, which rose to a record of 741,000 tonnes in March, according to preliminary government data.
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In many parts of the U.S., gas prices have steadily climbed to around $3 per gallon, a pain threshold that can eat into consumer spending.
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Threats to production in Iran, Libya and Venezuela eat into that potential, and Nigeria's supplies are also vulnerable to strikes by workers and other issues.
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HAWESVILLE, Ky. — President Trump's aluminum tariffs have rattled global businesses, set off retaliatory levies and started to eat into profits of some major American companies.
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More production delays could deplete cash, forcing Tesla to go back to the markets again and giving rivals time to eat into its market share.
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In fact, too many banks still charge hefty fees for foreign transactions and out-of-network ATM usage that can eat into your travel budget.
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A new survey of Tesla owners continues to fuel one analyst's concerns that the Model 3 may eat into sales of Tesla's higher-end cars.
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First, the cash exodus has piled pressure on the yuan and forced the central bank to eat into its foreignexchange reserves to support the Chinese currency.
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The rise of apartment-sharing startups such as Airbnb is expected to eat into hotels' business as it signs up more and more homeowners, analysts warn.
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And the question it comes down to, will these tariffs eat into the benefit that the stock market, that the economy has seen from tax cuts?
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You'll also need a connection without broadband caps because if you're going to be playing games a lot, then it will soon eat into data limits.
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But candidates who clear 20 percent of the vote are eligible for delegates, meaning that both Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio could eat into the total.
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But NerdWallet's O'Shea said flat, recurring fees charged to accounts without much money in them can quickly eat into the savings people are trying to build.
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The bank predicts that tech spend is going to eat into into back office jobs, branch jobs, call center jobs, capital markets jobs and corporate jobs.
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Adib Zalkapli, an analyst with political risk consulting firm Vriens & Partners, agrees cost-of-living issues threaten to eat into a core component of UMNO's support.
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Moody's fears that if rates stay low for another four years, loss-making insurers will eat into their capital buffers, and some could—eventually—become insolvent.
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McDonald's recently started adding new breakfast items to the menu for the first time in years, as rivals eat into the fast-food chain's breakfast sales.
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Trump, hoping to eat into the senator's support in Iowa, has repeatedly questioned whether Cruz, whose mother was a U.S. citizen, is a natural born citizen.
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Analysts say developers' profit growth may slow from the second half as more expensive land costs eat into margins on the back of slowing national sales.
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We try to obey company guidelines in terms of working excessive amounts but sometimes we eat into weekends, do extra work, and those sorts of things.
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A. Using your mobile-carrier's network to stream audio and video files from a server to your device can definitely eat into your monthly data plan.
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This may concern the market, as a recent rise in oil prices and costs for transportation could eat into margins if not passed on to customers.
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Meanwhile, all retailers are faced with the expensive task of investing in e-commerce, a business that without the right store footprint can eat into profits.
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Here are three more missteps that can eat into savings: Many workers say they are expecting to work past age 70, if they retire at all.
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It began trading cryptocurrency on its Square Cash app in January and could eat into the Coinbase exchange business, according to Nomura Instinet analyst Dan Dolev.
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Rising inflation fueled mainly by higher oil prices is expected to eat into the purchasing powers of Germans this year, restraining the growth impetus from consumption.
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The success of WeChat has demonstrated Tencent's willingness to let a new product eat into its legacy social network QQ. The strategy doesn't always work, though.
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You won't need to eat into your data with Google Trips, or be stuck if your vacation is in a remote location with no cell service.
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Wall Street will be looking for a strong showing to assuage fears that those upcoming offerings will eat into Netflix's subscriber base, and batter its stock.
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For one thing, the ability to buy and sell E.T.F.s just like stocks can encourage too much daily trading, with associated expenses that eat into returns.
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If you pay by the month for the unlimited plan, Sinemia will charge you at least $30 to sign up, which can eat into those savings.
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But also, as you get older, it becomes harder for your body to turn the protein you eat into muscle because of something called anabolic resistance.
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Higher interest rates could then drive investment dollars from stocks, making borrowing costs higher for investors and companies, while rising inflation could eat into profit margins.
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Amazon announced a deal to acquire Whole Foods on June 16, a combination that threatened to eat into much — or all — of Blue Apron's market share.
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British retailers have seen non-food sales fall to their lowest levels in over five years as higher inflation begins to eat into the pockets of consumers.
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Be aware of fees that cut into your donation — telemarketers get a share of phone pledges, for example, while credit card processing fees eat into web donations.
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But a lot of things could still go wrong: if a Mars EVA lasts longer than expected for whatever reason, that could eat into the limited resources.
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Mr Birtel at Strabag, the building firm, says he expects wage growth to push up costs of materials and subcontracting work, and thus to eat into profits.
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SPSY fell 0.6 percent, dragged down in part by concerns that a flattening yield curve would eat into profits before a U.S. tax cut could take effect.
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But it has since become embroiled in internal disputes, and some analysts think Ramaphosa's reformist credentials will help the ANC eat into the DA's liberal support base.
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By subsidizing content, companies like Facebook get to pick and choose winners, creating incentives for customers to use certain services because they don't eat into their data.
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The President's gamble In an apparent effort to eat into Prabowo's conservative support, Jokowi has ushered elements of Indonesia's religious right into his own re-election campaign.
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Cars are more expensive in Costa Rica, and I didn't want to eat into my savings, so I bought a 2000 Geo Tracker for $224,500 in cash.
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" Schumer took a shot at anyone trying to make a woman enjoying something to eat into a newsworthy photo, tweeting back, "so much love for this shot!
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The April 303 special election in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District is Democrats' first chance to eat into Republicans' House majority — and potentially preview the 2018 midterm elections.
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If such delays recur, Tesla's cash will be depleted and its more efficient rivals will have more time to eat into its market share with their products.
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Alibaba, where Tsai is an executive vice chairman, is still his full-time job, and so for now, his basketball activities mostly eat into his sleeping time.
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If it comes with a monthly fee, or if you have to maintain a minimum balance to avoid being charged, then fees will eat into your earnings.
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Defined benefit plans are already under major pressure to meet obligations to plan participants, and a financial transaction tax would eat into these plan investments as well.
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Plus energy stocks, the worst-performing sector of 2019, are struggling to grow profits as high operating costs and lower oil prices continue to eat into revenue.
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Although some companies like Tesla (TSLA) and Whirlpool (WHRL) have soothed investor fears, others are amplifying concerns that rising prices will eat into record-high profit margins.
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China has been stepping up measures to stem capital outflows as it battles to reverse outflows that undermine its currency and eat into its foreign exchange reserves.
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"Obviously, if it is the latter, the market will be disappointed, as this will do little to eat into the surplus over the first quarter," ING said.
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As travel bans, cancelled events and other economic disruptions eat into crude demand, major oil producers are announcing plans to add more crude to an oversupplied market.
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That's why the merger landscape has turned into a fight for assets, all the while as Netflix and Google and Facebook continue to eat into TV's audiences.
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The development of other exotic token standards may also eat into ERC-721 market share; however, a diverse offering of NFT standards should help bolster the NFT ecosystem.
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On a political and philosophical level: how do we make sure consumer healthcare – which is often (but not always) private healthcare – doesn't eat into resources of public healthcare?
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"I'm not sacrificing shit," Klay Thompson said back in the summer amid speculation that the Golden State Warriors' signing of Kevin Durant might eat into his personal opportunities.
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Despite a rise in global travel demand, airlines are trying to avoid adding too many seats to a competitive market, particularly as high fuel prices eat into profits.
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Yet such a freebie has the obvious knock-on effect of penalizing other video services that do cost data to consume (and thereby eat into users' data allowances).
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The downgrades cap a tough week in which the peso lost nearly 20% of its value, forcing the central bank to eat into its reserves with dollar auctions.
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Ventures into other costly businesses, including food delivery and bicycle-sharing, as well as international expansion efforts in Brazil and Mexico, will eat into those coffers quickly, though.
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Some shoppers have been taking advantage of fire sale prices at Toys R Us liquidation sales to prepare for December, which will likely eat into those later sales.
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So far the company has successfully raised utilisation rates to offset the revenue impact of lower prices, but we think this strategy may eat into margins over time.
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Those include DeVos' planned review of an Obama-era "gainful employment" rule, which penalizes for-profit colleges whose graduates' earnings eat into more than 8% of their income.
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Scientists say warming temperatures will eat into the population of krill, the penguins' main food source, and make Deception Island, where the penguins breed, less suitable for nesting.
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The losses this week are beginning to eat into Wall Street's stellar start to the year, though the S&P 500 remains up about 14.5 percent in 2019.
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Still, he said, Mooyah can't just raise pay across the board — the burger industry is "a pennies business," Mr. Mabry said, and wage increases quickly eat into profits.
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Opponents warned the proposal would eat into other shipbuilding programs and would stick the Navy with a bill in the billions of dollars when the subs are built.
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"There's no question that stock buybacks and high dividend payments eat into banks' common equity and slow down their ability to make loans," he said in an interview.
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Within a few years, Netflix and other competitors began to eat into Blockbuster&aposs profits, not by undercutting it, but by reimagining video rental in the digital age.
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Fees, including trade commissions, can eat into your investment returns, even if they are as low as $5 or $10, making avoiding them whenever possible the smart move.
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Thousands more store closings could be on the way in the coming years as online shopping continues to replace purchases at physical stores and eat into retailers' profits.
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Or if you're spending a lot on groceries, mortgage payments or gas to commute, these expenses could eat into money that you could be putting toward your retirement.
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Retail stocks— Shares of the S&P 183 Retail ETF (XRT) fell 218% as retailers worry that higher gas prices will eat into consumer spending, denting retail sales.
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There is little sign of this since palladium overtook its sister metal in late 2017, but a long-lasting price differential could eat into palladium demand, analysts said.
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Downloading them on Wi-Fi also saves cellular data and might encourage more viewing on mobile, since people will know they don't have to eat into their cellular plan.
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Such a setback would slow Netflix's growth—and give deep-pocketed competitors like Amazon or Apple time to eat into its leads in inventory, tied-up talent and personalisation.
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Rather he said Americans should not be concerned if, for the right reasons, other currencies started to eat into the dollar's 60-percent share of foreign exchange reserve holdings.
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Financial analysts had predicted that the launch of one-day shipping would eat into Amazon's earnings, but even with the forewarning investors pummeled the stock after the market closed.
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Japanese banking shares closed sharply higher, following the BOJ's decision to keep interest rates on hold - negative interest rates usually tend to eat into the profit margins of banks.
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The firm's update comes fresh off the heels of a larger-than-expected lift in Black Friday online revenue, which some had worried might eat into Cyber Monday's sales.
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Some individuals want to clear the decks of any mortgages before they stop working, because they've realized that debt repayments will eat into their income for years to come.
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Analysts, however, say profit growth for the sector may slow from the second half as more expensive land costs eat into margins on the back of slowing national sales.
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Trump has said he wants to simultaneously increase both oil and natural gas production, but energy economists say that would only further eat into coal's share of the market.
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The bigger question is whether you'll also need Comcast Internet service to watch Netflix over X1—and, if so, whether watching Netflix will eat into your Internet data plan.
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This will change if the apps begin to eat into brokers' business and divert a significant share of work from the big parcels and haulage firms towards freelance drivers.
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AbbVie told analysts at Leerink Partners that peak global revenue for the drug will hit $20 billion before biosimilar versions hit the market in 2022 and eat into sales.
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Why it matters: The move could eat into returns for many private equity and real estate investment funds, although the reduction won't be as deep as some had feared.
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But the Brexit vote did lead to a big fall in the value of sterling, which is now starting to push up inflation and eat into consumers' disposable income.
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Once the king of cheap-chic retail, Target and its more than 1,800 stores have been struggling intermittently for years as Amazon and Walmart eat into its market share.
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Investors have long fretted that biosimilars will eventually eat into Roche's business, which is heavily biased towards biological medicines that have so far been relatively immune to copycat competition.
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With zero rating, ISPs can make specific services more attractive by telling customers they won't eat into their data allotment, as T-Mobile does with its "Binge On" program.
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"This could really effectively eat into the institutional durability of NATO's second-largest military," said Soner Cagaptay, a specialist on Turkey at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Supplies of chicken raised without antibiotics are outstripping demand, a major U.S. poultry producer said on Tuesday, a sign of overproduction that could eat into processors' profits.
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There have been past efforts to eat into this tax break ― since it incentivizes debt over equity ― but not even those were bold enough to propose an entire elimination.
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While no single DTC brand will ever fully eat into the market share of any CPG brand, collectively their presence and resonance with consumers is clearly causing a shift.
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A bankruptcy filing would probably reduce what Mr. Lampert could recover, as fees to lawyers and advisers eat into what is left over to pay him and other creditors.
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The tax could eat into Uber's margins or force it to increase fares, making it less competitive against rivals, who have previously complained about Uber's non-payment of VAT .
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But the incentives it was paying out were starting to eat into profits, and many of its remaining dealers were fed up with chasing higher sales year after year.
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Amazon has started to eat into Google's dominance in search advertising, and it held its first major ad conference in October, signifying just how big the business has grown.
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Procter & Gamble drops an average 0.26 percent as higher rates eat into its attractiveness as a stock given its relatively high dividend yield of 3.42 percent, according to FactSet.
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Big companies would no doubt argue that unions only gum up the works, resist change and eat into the profits that motivate firms to innovate in the first place.
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It depends, of course, on Plans B, C and D: the free agents who would be willing to eat into the team's most important asset, which is cap space.
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Of course, the second screen will eat into the laptop's battery life, but it can be configured to dim after a period of idle time to help save on energy.
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More than a third of executives said they were worried that labor costs could eat into corporate profit margins, nearly twice the number who cited that fear a year ago.
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While that would likely achieve two of OPEC's objectives — boosting prices and driving global stockpiles down to their five-year average — it threatens to eat into cartel members' market share.
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The question for the Republicains now is whether they tack back to the center and eat into Macron's support or step up their efforts to attract more right-wing voters.
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However, the heads of two major aircraft leasing companies have said the MAX 10X holds no particular attraction for their customers and would eat into rentals of other MAX models.
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That will eat into Philip Morris's cigarette sales, but evidence from Japan suggests consumers might switch not just from the firm's own brands, but from cigarettes made by rivals too.
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A spending splurge could also eat into profits and revive fears oil companies are returning to the wasteful practices of the first half of the decade when crude prices soared.
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Qatari government revenues depend heavily on the country's energy sector, and with global crude prices remaining at stubbornly low levels, official spending may start to eat into foreign currency reserves.
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New competitors are emerging, as niche firms eat into the space occupied by the grains giants, to produce GMO free, organic or other supplies that appeal to changing consumer tastes.
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Among companies that reported overnight, IBM posted its first revenue rise in 23 quarters, but the company warned that a higher tax rate this year would eat into its profit.
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Italian banks are struggling with problem loans that run at nearly one-fifth of total lending after a deep recession at a time when negative interest rates eat into profits.
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Those are the words of a guy named Bernard Mandeville, writing in 1714, and sounding stressed, but I didn't want to eat into Federico's evening by quoting them in full.
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Unlike its previous moves, which eat into breakout time slowly, this latest step threatens to do so precipitously by paving the way for a major expansion of Iran's enrichment capacity.
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Italian banks are already struggling with problem loans that run at nearly one fifth of total lending after a deep recession at a time when negative interest rate eat into profits.
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Harley predicts that a border tax would not have an immediate effect of sales but would eat into automakers' profit margins, a bigger issue for auto stock shareholders than car buyers.
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Yet shielding Asia could undermine OPEC's strategy to eat into the world's bloated stockpiles through supply reductions as Asia also sits on enormous fuel stocks, likely weighing on prices through 2017.
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For the moment many policymakers in Africa see the two technologies as competing and fret that off-grid power companies will eat into the customer base of state-owned electricity monopolies.
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Negative rates usually eat into the profit margins of banks but a steeper yield curve would limit the damage by allowing banks to borrow cheaply and lend at a higher rate.
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To the extent that it can be made to work, such magic will eat into retail and wholesale margins—which for books and toys can be over 50% of the price.
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Air Canada, the country's largest carrier which operated 24 MAX aircraft before the grounding, said in February it expected the new passengers' bill could eat into the company's profits in 2019.
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L, one of the new "challenger" banks the government hopes will eat into "big four" dominance, said the CMA has missed a huge opportunity to provide a real, positive economic impact.
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Continuously falling producer prices will further eat into profits at many Chinese industrial firms as earnings have been falling in the past few months, putting pressure on investment, consumption and employment.
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With the labor market improving, consumer spending was seen growing 1.0 percent this year, only marginally slower than last year, while higher inflation was expected to eat into households' purchasing power.
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High blood sugar happens when a person's body doesn't produce or properly use enough of the hormone insulin, which helps turn the food you eat into usable energy in your body.
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The heads of two major aircraft leasing companies said at ISTAT that the MAX 10X is not a thriller for their customers and would eat into sales of other MAX models.
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Apple's (issue-laden) credit card, Amazon's small business loans and unknown future ambitions, Google's forthcoming consumer checking accounts, and Facebook's payment wallets could all eat into the market for new companies.
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They are pinning growth plans on infrastructure projects to create jobs, stimulate the economy and attract foreign investors put off by high power prices and transport bottlenecks that eat into profits.
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Investors are worried about economic fallout from an epidemic that is threatening to slow growth and eat into corporate profits by shuttering factories, forcing quarantines, curtailing travel and scrapping big events.
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If, as expected, Trump runs again in 2020, his opponent will have to find a way to eat into his support if he or she is to retake the White House.
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I'm not great with money and I was worried I'd use it more and more and end up having bigger and bigger Klarna debts eat into my pay-check each month.
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Both men realize that for any sports betting operation housed at the racetrack to be successful, they would need to eat into the margins of their biggest competitor: the black market.
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Higher spreads can eat into distributions to investors in the most junior portion of a CLO, the equity, who are paid with the interest remaining after the fund's debtholders are paid.
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Analysts expect Bolt to use its war-chest to expand operations in untapped markets, particularly in the developing world, as well as to eat into those controlled by its bigger rivals.
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It had warned in February that a deferral of 15 million pounds because of a delay in construction at the City North site in Finsbury Park would eat into its earnings.
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Ally's account doesn't let fees eat into your savingsAs a former banker, I firmly believe you should never have to pay any fees to keep your money in a savings account.
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"There are some firms that position themselves as marketplaces, but in fact operate like retailers and eat into the margin of the small businesses that operate on their platform," he said.
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Amazon will eat into Google&aposs and Facebook&aposs share of the digital ad pie in coming years, but it won&apost overtake either player in the near to medium term.
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One reason for a cautious approach is that too much scrap, and a high portion of parts that need rework, can eat into the already-challenging profit margins of auto assembly.
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So if they can eat into your sleep budget, do they value human value or so they say let's blow it away, or Lehman Moonves from CBS news saying ... Les Moonves.
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The boxes could eat into the profits of brick-and-mortar stores in general, but only in a generic way, and often in places where they'd just be replacing other vending machines.
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Until one comes along that really excites the fan base, however, it's easy to see how making the two most popular Mods available essentially for free could ultimately eat into potential sales.
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"Iliad is the main casualty of the aggressiveness of Altice and has not managed to eat into the customer base of Orange (and) Bouygues," Kepler analysts said in a note to clients.
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The Tory Party wants to eat into Labour's solid lead among ethnic minorities by attracting groups such as Sikhs and Gujarati Hindus and leaving Labour with a (largely Muslim) inner-city machine.
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Miners would no doubt love to eat into, if not eliminate altogether, this "free metal" allowance but the consensus seems to be that this would be a step too far right now.
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Uber has been a major money loser since its inception and while it still has a significant cash pile, a substantial award for Waymo could eat into that, shortening the company's runway.
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Airbnb, however, has been trying to eat into that business travel market as well with Airbnb for Work, its segment of highly rated lodgings that have hotel amenities and self-check-ins.
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Increasing the current 10% tariffs to 25%, as the U.S. threatened, would reduce the purchasing power of U.S. consumers and eat into the profits of U.S. firms with China-centric supply chains.
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Well, he's back at it on the Kiwami Japan YouTube channel, which just posted an 11 minute video documenting the process of turning rice—yes, the rice you eat—into a knife.
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The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has called for a far lower headline target cut of 16 percent of CO2 by 2030, warning tougher limits could eat into profits and cost jobs.
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Okay, how about because this deal was actually competitive, and helps Toutiao play offense against the Chinese tech trinity — Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent — that is trying to eat into its core business.
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Slowing growth could also make companies and politicians even more sensitive to gains in the yen, which eat into exporters' profits and make companies less likely to invest or raise workers' wages.
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Facebook's said it's going to spend a lot of money to improve safety and security on the site, which will eat into profits for a while, thus the Wall Street freak-out.
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They may be able to eat into the President's Midwest support in ways that could prove to be decisive in 2020, just as Trump's strength in the region proved decisive in 2016.
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But the Bank of England and many economists fear higher prices caused by the Brexit hit to the value of the pound and slower jobs growth will eat into households' spare income.
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The state-owned bank follows other Italian lenders that have rushed to issue riskier, and relatively costlier, debt this month, taking advantage as investors start to eat into their new year budgets.
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"Investors are increasingly worried about the U.S. economy, and they are worried that a strong yen will eat into Japanese exporters' earnings," said Yoshinori Shigemi, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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The bank said the fund will deliver quick access to finance by allowing companies to spread the cost of assets over their lifetime, enabling big investments that don't eat into working capital.
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Rivals Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard also forecast revenue below estimates, adding to fears that competition from free-to-play battle royale games was continuing to eat into sales of big game publishers.
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Tower companies earn money by leasing out space for cellular antennas and when two telecom companies merge they look at cancelling contracts for overlapping towers to save costs, which could eat into revenue.
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If fears of a slowdown begin to eat into Obama's approval rating, Clinton could be damaged as she is effectively running as an incumbent seeking a third White House term for her party.
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Meanwhile, Google's been worried about a growing number of shoppers starting their product searches on Amazon rather than its own site, allowing Amazon to sell ads around them and eat into Google's market.
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These pressures could also eat into Endo's adjusted gross margins and the company's pursuit of drug approvals, said Campanelli, who led the generics business until he took over the CEO role in September.
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It is less powerful a signal than buying debt back, as Deutsche Bank did in February — but at least it shows that investors do not fear losses that could eat into senior debt.
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The bank is paying a spread of 290 basis points more than Treasuries, a level that is uncomfortably high for a large trading house, as higher financing costs eat into the counterparties' returns.
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But Heineken believes its new Ivoire beer can eat into Castel's market share, with a relatively low price of 500 Francs ($0.81) per 60 centiliter bottle, and a product designed for local consumers.
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Trump's vow to impose a 10% tariff on another $300 billion of US imports from China is worrying investors that a severe economic slowdown could eat into demand for oil and other commodities.
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"All we think about is this five or 10 minutes will eat into my break time, and then that will make my rate slow down, and then I will get punished," she says.
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"They're not fighting to eat into each other's bases, but there are a lot of voters out there who don't have a firm commitment to any candidate," Brad Bannon, a Democratic strategist, said.
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When the internet threatened to eat into the business of conventional tour operators, TUI executives started acquiring and operating cruise ships and hotels in an attempt to differentiate their agency from the competition.
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As a young man, he watched timber imports eat into local logging jobs, cheaper foreign steel hasten the closing of Birmingham mills, and immigrants take jobs in the fields and chicken processing plants.
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Analysts, however, said the sector might see earnings growth slow or even profit falls from the second half as more expensive land costs eat into margins on the back of slowing national sales.
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Planned Parenthood is facing escalating threats from President Trump and the Republican leadership in Congress to block the organization from receiving Medicaid reimbursements, a move that could severely eat into its operating budget.
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Thermal coal (the kind used for electricity) has been on the decline in the US, as cheap renewables and natural gas eat into coal's market share, and the PRB has declined with it.
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Central banks appear to be tightening monetary policy, which would raise the cost of borrowing and could eat into corporate profits, and data suggests that wage growth is accelerating in the United States.
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Tsien said GM had little concern that a more upmarket Baojun might eat into sales of GM's Chevrolet as Chinese customers interested in buying a Chevy tend not to be attracted to domestic brands.
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Sales of problem loans eat into a bank's capital buffers, so Rome is negotiating a solution in line with EU state aid laws that could spare Monte dei Paschi from a large capital hit.
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Asked if the planned sale would eat into the bank's capital, Vandelli said the bad loans to be sold had a good coverage ratio and the bank had a capital buffer it could use.
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But the idea persisted that the Intertoto was a dud option, the losers' route into Europe's secondary competition, likely to skew pre-season preparations and eat into the time assigned for rest and recuperation.
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However, the Bank of England and many economists fear higher prices caused by the Brexit hit to the value of the pound and slower jobs growth will eat into households' spare income next year.
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What makes men worse at investing and trading is overconfidence, she said: Their obsession with beating the market prompts them to make too many trades and rack up fees that eat into their gains.
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Because Apple is offering a lower pricing — $9.99 per month for all-you-can-eat news and magazine content, similar to the Netflix model — publishers are worried Apple's service will eat into their revenues.
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Household consumption has been a major source of worry for the RBA as miserly wage growth and falling home prices eat into spending power in a sector that accounts for 56% of the economy.
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The BOJ's January move had sparked fears of a spate of competitive monetary easing among central banks, which would eat into the banking sector's profits around the world by hitting their net interest margins.
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Retaliation and a full fledged trade war could increase import prices, raise production costs and eat into households' purchasing power, negatively impacting consumption, investment and employment, the ECB said in an economic bulletin article.
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However, the Bank of England and many economists fear higher prices caused by the Brexit hit to the value of the pound and slower jobs growth will eat into households' purchasing power next year.
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Brazil is experiencing a wave of growth in financial technology that will most likely eat into the market share of the country's huge and long untouchable banks, a new report from Goldman Sachs says.
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In 2007, when Apple introduced the iPhone, it knew that it would begin to eat into iPod sales, and it eventually did, but it didn't matter because it was the next logical step forward.
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This confirms an earlier Reuters report and suggests the ECB is raising the pressure on banks, rather than forcing their hands, to avoid hitting their profits too hard, which would eat into their capital.
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"As Postmates cofounder and CEO, Bastian Lehmann, noted in fleet will always retain 100% their tips and unlike competitors customer tips will never be used to eat into their base earnings," the statement continued.
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As the country's biggest retailer it could be hurt if higher prices caused by the Brexit hit to the value of the pound and slower jobs and wages growth eat into households' spare income.
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Such measures were recently adopted by several US cities, and are under consideration in California and the UK. And yet, some plastic producers continue to oppose legislation that would eat into their profit margins.
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Also, strong demand for political commercials tends to eat into core advertising revenue from clients like carmakers as broadcasters only have a finite number of timeslots, said Leo Kulp, analyst at RBC Capital Management.
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But other critical work tasks, such as checking email or participating in team meetings, don't count toward that goal, forcing employees to regularly eat into their break time to make up for the loss.
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US banks are in a position of strength It's fair to say that global banks are not looking forward to a period of even lower interest rates, which will eat into their lending margins.
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The next battle will occur in Colorado, where the state's Democratic governor and legislature are hoping to pass a public health plan that would demand lower rates from hospitals and eat into insurers' profits.
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Indeed, the company is having a hard time turning the corner as competing digital listening options eat into its terrestrial radio revenue, and iHeartMedia's own forays into digital are likely to be a losing proposition.
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"Slower April sales didn't do much to eat into the industry's mounting inventory levels, so we might start to see manufacturers and dealers begin to loosen the reins on incentives," Edmunds analyst Jessica Caldwell said.
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Type 1 is an autoimmune disease that essentially destroys the cells in the pancreas that make insulin, a hormone that shuttles blood sugar (which rises after you eat) into cells to be used as energy.
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When Bloomberg made his late decision to run for president and contest the race starting on Super Tuesday, it threatened to eat into the margins in the very states where Biden hoped to win big.
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That can mean a student who does manage to transfer to a four-year school may need more time there to complete degree requirements, which will eat into the money saved by attending community college.
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There's another problem that could eat into candidates' support from young voters: a new state law passed by Republicans in 43 that effectively prevents out-of-state college students from voting in New Hampshire elections.
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The most traded bond yield eased by 1 basis point to 7.53 percent from 7.54 percent before the announcement, as traders were relieved that the bonds will not eat into the demand for SLR bonds.
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While Bill Clinton may have been less prominent in the 2016 campaign, he has been as busy as ever, heading to places like Youngstown, Ohio, where Trump's populism threatens to eat into Democratic vote counts.
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Rivals Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard have also forecast quarterly and full-year revenue below estimates, adding to fears that competition from battle royale games was continuing to eat into sales of big game publishers.
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The drug could eat into Soliris sales as the experimental drug's dosing schedule is designed to reduce the number of times it needs to be administered to six per year from about 26 with Soliris.
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"Given their size, lengthy disruptions at either will eat into this year's normal 5 percent disruption allowance," GFMS, a Thomson Reuters company providing independent specialist metals market content and analysis, said in a recent report.
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If not overturned by Congress – or rescinded by whoever follows Richard Cordray as CFPB boss – these regulations would eventually eat into both Speedy Cash's top and bottom lines, even if they also prompt industry consolidation.
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Weak oil prices have reduced the cost of fuel and provided some relief for the carrier, but it has nonetheless warned that pressure on ticket prices from competition could eat into those benefits this year.
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Like smaller peers China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd and China Telecom, the company competes in communications with popular free messaging apps like Tencent Holdings Ltd's WeChat, which continued to eat into revenue at network providers.
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WeChat, owned by Tencent Holdings, says it's not a direct challenge to the dominant mobile platforms, but some analysts and developers say the new business could eat into that of iOS and Android app ecosystems.
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Last month, a senior Nippon Steel executive said the firm may close more blast furnaces under plans to reduce domestic facilities and cut costs, as falling demand and lower Asian steel prices eat into profit.
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The plan was to force the cancellation of the games, or at least create a state of insecurity to empty the streets around the venues and thereby eat into the vast amounts of money invested.
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Robust consumer spending helped Britain's economy to outpace its peers last year, even after June's Brexit vote, but most economists think rising inflation as a result of sterling's hefty slide will eat into growth in 2017.
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The Kenya Bankers Association -- representing 46 banks -- is introducing its own mobile payment platform that will allow convenient transfers between accounts at different banks, and the group hopes this will eat into M-Pesa's market share.
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And as autonomous vehicles eat into revenues from parking tickets and moving violations, governments will need access to vehicle systems to create new kinds of tolls to pay for the upkeep of transit infrastructure, Youakim said.
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Their solution was Away, which makes "first-class luggage at coach price," which Rubio and Corey say they can offer by selling directly to consumers, rather than through third parties that would eat into profit margins.
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One wouldn't normally expect a studio to put itself in a position where a Star Wars film could eat into its second weekend at the box office, but it appears Fox isn't scared of the competition.
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Intel must now hire a CEO that can make the company competitive in the race for AI and ensure its traditional chip work doesn't hit delays that could let competitors eat into its profitable datacenter dominance.
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The landmark acquisition comes at a time when M&A deals are already at a record high and as China battles to reverse currency outflows that undermine its yuan currency and eat into foreign exchange reserves.
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U.S. bank Citi said it expected the grounding to eat into the profits of Southwest Airlines, which operates the world's biggest 737 MAX fleet, leaving the carrier facing a plane shortage and likely passenger compensation costs.
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Retail sales rose 6.3 percent year-on-year in December, easing back from the 9.1 percent surge seen in November, as the growing popularity of "Black Friday" deals appeared to eat into the traditional Christmas sales.
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If successful, they could eat into the retail banking profits of the big banks just as new rules are being introduced to reduce their dominance, and returns are being shredded by tougher regulation and growing competition.
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His strength starts to tick downward in Westchester County and on the north side of Long Island, where white voters are better educated and where old-money enclaves start to eat into Mr. Trump's biggest advantages.
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High gas prices could dampen the impact of the GOP tax cuts on the wallets or ordinary Americans and eat into consumer confidence ahead of an election Republicans are approaching with a "peace and prosperity" message.
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For the rest of the year, analysts expect prices to remain strong, with a slowdown in demand only starting to weigh on prices from the 22019s as renewables and natural gas gradually eat into coal's use.
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Not only does it eat into the time available for rest, but the blue light emitted by LEDs, TVs, tablets and smartphones suppresses the body's secretion of melatonin, the hormone that signals it's time to sleep.
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CBA last week resisted passing on a quarter-percent Reserve Bank of Australia rate cut to its customers in full, with the two cuts before last week's move already expected to eat into the lender's margins.
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The industry is deeply worried that the cumulative effect of the policies will eat into its share of international tourism, which it has worked hard to grow in the years since the 85033/11 terrorist attacks.
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The company which makes alternating current (AC) turbo motors, expects the dollar to average 110 yen this fiscal year, and the market is concerned that the further rise in the yen could eat into its earnings.
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That #deleteUber effort, which saw hundreds of thousands of individual tweets using the hashtag and caused 400,000 people to delete their accounts, paved the way for Uber's biggest competitor, Lyft, to eat into Uber's market share.
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U.S. bank Citi said it expected the grounding to eat into the profits of Southwest Airlines, which operates the world's biggest 737 MAX fleet, causing a plane shortage for the carrier and likely passenger compensation costs.
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In late June, German automaker Daimler warned that new import tariffs on cars exported from the United States to China would hurt sales of high-margin Mercedes-Benz sports utility vehicles and eat into its pretax profit.
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However, offering such plans is risky for AT&T, as they can eat into profits: Customers are free to use gigabytes and gigabytes worth of data and have little incentive to switch over to Wi-Fi networks.
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JUBA, May 12 (Reuters) - South Sudan's largest bank is shutting more branches as hyperinflation and a shortage of dollars eat into the group's profits, the managing director said, underscoring country's worsening financial woes amid a civil war.
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In central Kansas, cash prices for wheat are $3.20 to $3.40 per bushel - below the cost of production for some growers, O'Brien said, as plentiful global supplies eat into U.S. exports and keep overall prices under pressure.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll expect official data due on Thursday to show retail sales growth slowed in September as a rise in prices starts to eat into how much shoppers were able to buy.
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Australia's Telstra Corp Ltd is in talks with Philippine conglomerate San Miguel Corp to launch Internet services in the Southeast Asian country, which could eat into a market now dominated by PLDT and rival Globe Telecom Inc.
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Also unlike the Life, the company was concerned about the Plus's potential to eat into sales of its current and future flagships here in the States, instead choosing to save some of those upgrades for its successor.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's trade deficit shrank slightly to C$21.8 billion ($1.773 billion) in January, the second highest on record, as low crude prices continued to eat into the value of exports, Statistics Canada said on Wednesday.
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But it still appears likely that the deal will eat into PayPal's profits as more Visa customers choose to pay with cards through PayPal instead of bank accounts, according to Craig Maurer, an analyst with Autonomous Research.
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"If I'm writing home about your kid's behavior, it's because I feel strongly enough about it to stay late at school and eat into my personal time that evening to reach out to you," the teacher said.
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"A horrible hole has appeared in my nostril and the infection is eating my nose and I've been warned if it is not stopped, it could eat into my face," Alves told The Daily Mail on Thursday.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil is experiencing a wave of growth in financial technology that will most likely eat into the market share of the country's huge and long untouchable banks, a new report from Goldman Sachs says.
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While the opposition has largely struggled to eat into LDP's support, Abe will face a new challenge from a party formed by allies of the hugely popular Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike, who left Abe's party in May.
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" Sanders is stumping this week in North and South Carolina, including near the border, where, Quirk-Govan said, he can simultaneously "campaign in a Super Tuesday state but try to eat into Biden's lead in South Carolina.
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The banks says the long-oversupplied oil market is tightening up more quickly than expected as global economic growth fuels demand and output cuts by OPEC, Russia and several other producers eat into the world's crude stockpiles.
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To ensure that the always-on display doesn't eat into battery life, Apple's also tweaked its sensors to be more power-efficient, and watch faces have a "dimmer" mode when you're not looking directly at the watch.
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Still, a big unknown for the Austrian CEO is how swiftly rivals' soon-to-be-launched copies of Roche's $22 billion-per-year cancer medicines Rituxan, Herceptin and Avastin will eat into U.S. sales this year and next.
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When he reluctantly took the job last fall, Ryan publicly stated he wasn't willing to do the extensive travel and fundraising typical of most speakers because it would eat into his time to be with his young family.
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Then there are bacteria that turn biological products like leaves and grass, which we can't eat, into sugars and proteins that we can, and bacteria that do the same thing but are fed on methane from natural gas.
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In contrast to BHP's fortunes, shares of AMP slid over 5 percent to their lowest in nearly 15 years after the firm warned costs stemming from an inquiry into financial sector misconduct would eat into first-half profits.
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The app, which is available for Android and iOS, doesn't eat into Verizon customers' data allotments, and includes full episodes of shows from networks like Comedy Central (including The Daily Show with Trevor Noah) and MTV (Teen Mom).
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His appeal for the support of the blue-collar worker on Saturday indicated he was out to upstage both the traditional Left as well as try to eat into the support base of the National Front's Le Pen.
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Shares in Sabadell opened down 2 percent at the bottom of Spain's blue-chip Ibex index, dragging down other Spanish banks expected to be hit by new charges, which eat into earnings already affected by eroded lending margins.
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Even so, it flagged higher earnings this year after a slow first quarter, when steeper marketing costs will eat into its bottom line as it tries to rebuild its reputation from the failure of its latest flagship phone.
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In addition, plummeting energy prices will leave the oil and gas sector exposed, while banks also will face a challenging environment amid falling interest rates that eat into profitability and a deteriorating economy that will undermine credit quality.
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In the last year, electric scooters have blanketed the streets of American, European and Chinese cities, and this proliferation is widely expected to result in price competition that could eat into profits and force consolidation in the industry.
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The impact on confidence in China's markets, including the depreciation of the renminbi that would eat into Chinese tourists' budgets for shopping in Europe, is among risks that may not be fully reflected in stocks yet, analysts warn.
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Household consumption has been a major source of worry for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) as miserly wage growth and falling home prices eat into spending power in a sector that accounts for 56% of the economy.
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She's staffed up the enterprise sales team and won business from the likes of Spotify and Snap, but Google has failed to eat into Amazon's massive lead in the market, and Microsoft has clearly established itself in second place.
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The main culprit behind the dramatic decline in funding levels is exceptionally low interest rates that continue to eat into the bond income that pension plans have long relied on to meet, or at least measure, their future obligations.
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That helped eat into the euro's gains against the dollar after a European Central Bank meeting which quelled expectations of swift moves toward a further easing of policy that would flood the market with yet more euros next year.
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The region's economic and financial crises of 2010-2013 saw several of the region's banks brought to the brink as toxic property loans and nearly-worthless sovereign bonds combined with massive economic shocks to eat into lenders' balance sheets.
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Addressing concerns that all the new Starbucks stores would only eat into sales at existing cafés, Chief Financial Officer Scott Maw said recent trends show that is not the case and there is still demand for more Starbucks outlets.
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But studies have shown that the charging time required for a battery-electric vehicle in an urban mobility setting, like ride-sharing or car-sharing, will significantly eat into utilization, especially if it has to use Level 2 charging.
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The newly scheduled election will add greater turmoil to the U.K.'s Brexit negotiations and, with elections already taking place in France and Germany, will further eat into the two-year time frame instigated at the end of March.
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Shares of the company initially rose as much as 2000 percent to $27, although they handed back much of those gains after the company said a renovation of its flagship New York store would eat into earnings this year.
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New charges resulting from Wednesday's ruling by the European Court of Justice could eat into bank earnings, which have already been eroded by record low interest rates and fierce competition for a shrunken loan pool, and encourage more mergers.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - World oil demand will peak at 104.4 million barrels per day (bpd) in the mid-2030s, up from just below 100 million bpd currently, as new technologies gradually eat into oil use, China's Unipec said on Monday.
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A decline in economic activity as the country goes into lockdown will eat into the bank's fee income, Horta-Osorio said, meaning the bank will have to delay planned investments in technology in order to preserve its capital levels.
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Everyday use of your computer and browser inevitably leads to the sort of misuses that eat into bandwidth — out-of-date plugins pile up, untrusted third party downloads sneak in, and a cache in sore need of clearing compiles.
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The cut was mainly due to an increased regulatory burden, Krupinski told Reuters, referring to payments to the bank guarantee fund this year, as well as the fall in Europe's interest rates this year which can eat into margins.
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Some analysts said sales of Samsung's new flagship series, the Galaxy S20 - which feature as many as four powerful cameras - will be slightly less than those of its predecessor, expecting foldable phones could eat into some of its sales.
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The president has already signed an executive order aimed at delaying implementation of Department of Labor rules that prevented money managers from selling high-fee investments that eat into workers' retirement savings rather than more suitable, lower-cost options.
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Sure, these third-party devices could potentially eat into Echo sales, but at the end of the day, that means Amazon gets another Alexa portal in the home, without having to do any of the heavy lifting on the device side.
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"Markets are starting to wonder if the good times generated from Trump's tax cuts and deregulation are in the rear view mirror and what's ahead is fallout from protectionist policies, and that has started to eat into corporate earnings," said Gilmore.
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With Microsoft's help, not only is Walmart trying to eat into Amazon's massive U.S. e-commerce market share, which currently stands at around 49 percent, it is also depriving Amazon of a major potential customer for its own AWS cloud platform.
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The Congressional Budget Office projected that given current law, the deficit will rise to an annual average of $85033 trillion over the next decade, which could eat into economic growth and investment and limit responses to the next economic downturn.
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On a panel titled "Future-Proofing Global Finance," Bank of America's chief executive, Brian T. Moynihan, repeatedly both defended the importance of traditional banks and encouraged tougher regulation of the new financial technologies that have begun to eat into his business.
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Sales of problem loans eat into a bank's capital buffers so Rome is negotiating a solution in line with EU state aid laws to free Monte dei Paschi from bad debts without inflicting excessive losses on the already weakened bank.
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But high and increasingly static housing costs that eat into the pay packets of young Britons without feeding optimism among their older neighbors mean the Bank of England is forced to ignore rising prices and keep credit conditions ultra-loose.
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SINGAPORE, Sept 24 (Reuters) - World oil demand will peak at 104.4 million barrels per day (bpd) in the mid-2030s, up from just below 100 million bpd currently, as new technologies gradually eat into oil use, China's Unipec said on Monday.
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From a nutrition perspective, seaweed is high in vitamins C and K, and is a great source of iodine, a mineral that's important because without it your cell's can't convert the food you eat into energy (yeah, that seems important!).
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Read More China's teapots eat into crude glut, but build Asian fuel surplus For some producers, the high cost of stopping and restarting production has also spurred them to keep pumping and hope prices will rise again soon, he said.
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Of course, as with most retirement plans, Vault can't guarantee their investment decisions will be successful at the end of the day — although they do at least have lower fees to eat into customers' capital over the lifetime of the plan.
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The move aims to motivate banks to both lower lending rates and lend more, by charging banks to hold their reserves with the central bank - charges that will eat into their profits, unless they can lend out the funds profitably.
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Completing the two reactors could mean a reversal of a strategy to slowly reduce nuclear energy's share of the power mix, and also significantly eat into the liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand of the world's second-largest consumer of the fuel.
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"There still is a fixed cost out there no matter what you do, so the incentive is to go out there and get the variable cost covered and eat into the fixed cost," said Gary Schnitkey, a University of Illinois economist.
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Their dual appeal can't help but eat into two market segments: Conventional standalone tablets like the "classic" iPad, and of the old-school notebook PC, which has been on a long, slow decline of its own for the last several years.
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Tencent has said WeChat is not a challenge to the dominant mobile platforms, but some analysts and developers say the new business could eat into that of iOS and Android app ecosystem, as they take a cut from app purchases.
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"He's still dangerous and he's going to raise a lot of money, but he's at risk of becoming an afterthought to Warren and Harris, who both appear to be well positioned to eat into his support," said one prominent Democratic strategist.
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Rising living costs could eat into support for Malaysia's long-ruling political coalition led by Prime Minister Najib Razak, who is widely expected to call for early polls later this year to take advantage of a weak and divided opposition.
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Building the two reactors could mean reversal of a strategy to slowly reduce nuclear energy's share of the power mix, and also significantly eat into the liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand of the world's second-largest consumer of the fuel.
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But in reality, your metabolism refers to a series of chemical processes in each cell that turn the calories you eat into fuel to keep you alive, said Michael Jensen, a researcher who studies obesity and metabolism at the Mayo Clinic.
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It is the latest blow to a project that Canada's oil industry says is needed to bring oil sands crude to overseas markets and avoid deep discounts on Canadian barrels that eat into revenue for producers already struggling with low prices.
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Stock: SVB FinancialSector: FinancialsRating: BuyPrice target: $293Investment thesis: The Federal Reserve's interest-rate cuts have created near-term challenges for banks of all shapes and sizes as lower rates eat into firms' net interest income that's so closely tied to rates.
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The company has also embarked on a restaurant remodeling program that is expected to eat into free cash flow until 2022, he said, adding these could "likely limit the premium paid and/or lower the odds of a transaction occurring".
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Pepsi's North American beverage business, which includes Gatorade and its namesake cola, is its largest unit and has posted declining revenue as sales of carbonated drinks fall and upstart brands eat into the market share of its non-cola drinks.
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At the same time, another billionaire Tom Steyer, has spent big in South Carolina, where polls show he's climbing into second place behind Biden and threatens to eat into the big margins that the former vice president once hoped to enjoy there.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China Mobile Ltd, the country's largest wireless carrier, said on Wednesday its net profit for the first three months of 13 edged up by just 0.5 percent, as popular messaging apps continue to eat into revenues at network providers.
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Speaking at an event in Zurich on Tuesday on the dollar's global status, New York Fed chief Bill Dudley said Americans should not be perturbed if other currencies such as the euro or China's yuan eventually eat into the dollar's share of reserves.
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"It was precisely then we thought that instead of using hard currency like dollars, it would be better to move to a scheme in which there was the possibility of offering hedges" without having to eat into Mexico's currency reserves, Carstens added.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hedge funds and money managers boosted bullish wagers on U.S. crude oil to the highest level since mid-2014, data showed on Friday, as agreed output cuts by the world's top producers began to eat into a global glut.
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An ECB survey showed last week euro zone banks are set to tighten access to corporate credit for the first time in two and a half years as they become more wary of risk and negative interest rates eat into their profit.
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Brait has been under pressure in recent months as a weaker British pound eat into earnings measured in rand while weak consumer demand and tough competition in the UK' high street has weighed on one of its biggest profit sources, New Look.
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The quarterly earnings unveiled on Friday by Japan's biggest and third-biggest automakers highlight how "safe-haven" demand for the currency - buoyed by global uncertainties and falling U.S. interest rates - could eat into profits at Japanese exporters in the months to come.
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The drugmaker, which has warned it expects competition to eat into sales at its animal health division through the end of 27, said it took a $740.63 million charge in its latest quarter, partly due to an expected drop in sales of Posilac.
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Commercial rivalry remains fierce, with Airbus launching its A321XLR - a longer-range version of its hot-selling A321 - to eat into a market that Boeing plans to target with a possible new 220-270-seater, whose launch is already later than expected.
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Rival exchanges could be adversely affected by an additional exchange that will eat into the revenue pie from market data fees, while IEX's speed bump - which will affect the speed of orders throughout the system - could dampen trading volumes and hit revenue.
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Iowa can eat into the Hoosiers' 1 1/2-game lead in the conference against shorthanded Ohio State, which played its first game Tuesday - an 19813-62 home loss versus Michigan State - without starting forward Jae'Sean Tate, who underwent left shoulder surgery Friday.
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Shares of Pilgrim's Pride have fallen more than 5 percent since April 14 when a development council in Nebraska unveiled plans for the Costco plant, reflecting investor concerns that it could eat into the supply from a Pilgrim's Pride plant in Alabama.
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"There are legitimate concerns over the business models of these companies, and I expect that they will be ironed out in legislation" that will likely eat into their profit margins, said Michael Cuggino, a portfolio manager of the $260-billion Permanent Portfolio funds.
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If and when it does come online, California would mark a major development for the burgeoning U.S. market because of its large population and proximity to Nevada, meaning it could eat into Nevada's sports betting stronghold in the western half of the country.
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Thanks to a significant overlap in components with the Model 3, the company should be able to save on production costs for the Model Y, analysts said, though some question whether the new S.U.V. will eat into demand for the Model 3.
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Data released earlier this week also showed little immediate impact of the Brexit vote on the labor market but there were signs of inflation pressures building after the plunge in sterling, which could eat into the spending power of households going forward.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top steelmaker Nippon Steel Corp may close more blast furnaces as part of plans to reduce domestic facilities to cut costs, said a senior executive, as falling demand and lower Asian steel prices eat into its annual profit forecast.
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The premiere of "Spider-Man: Homecoming" last weekend helped to eat into that deficit, and Dergerabedian said the opening weekend of "War for the Planet of the Apes" this weekend could help pull 2017's box office haul even with last year's.
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Studies have shown that the charging time required for a battery-electric vehicle in an urban mobility setting, like ride-sharing or car-sharing, will significantly eat into utilization, especially if it has to use Level 2 charging (Level 1 being a standard home outlet).
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According to two former employees who spoke with Quartz, restaurant deliveries made up most orders on UberRush, and that the two programs can eat into the available supply of drivers, which can mean fewer drivers on the road for Uber's core business: ride-sharing.
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That plant, and another in Warren, Michigan, between them would produce other Ram models and free up manufacturing capacity to make even more new trucks to eat into sales of Ford Motor's F-Series or General Motors' Chevrolet Silverado, and its higher-end GMC Sierra.
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The Nikkei 225 share average opened lower and moved closer to near five-month lows in the morning, after the dollar fell on rising tensions over North Korea, hurting such exporters as automakers on worries that a strong yen would eat into their earnings.
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Game publishers also see appeasing customers that like to sell back new games and buy used ones as important enough to continue letting companies like GameStop eat into their sales, by raking in used game revenue and taking a cut of physical game sales.
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Corporate profits have been in their worst skid since the financial crisis, on pace for their fourth consecutive quarterly decline as a stronger dollar, an oil bear market and slumping economic growth both in the U.S. and globally eat into top and bottom lines.
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It's a full rewrite of the Hangouts meeting experience and will work without any plug-ins (and Google also promises that it will be lighter on the processor, too, and won't eat into your battery life or make your laptop's fans spin at full speed).
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European banks expect new accounting rules due to take effect next year to eat into their capital and push up the amount of money they must set aside against bad loans by nearly a fifth, a survey by the EU's banking watchdog showed last week.
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Driving the consolidation push is an effort by both companies to cut costs as tariffs on imports from China could eat into their margins or force them to raise prices for consumers against a backdrop of increasing competition from a number of different vendors.
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The Writers Guild of America counters that the agencies' packaging revenue still offsets what they give up in waived commissions, and that packaging fees have weakened agencies' incentives to seek higher pay for midlevel and junior writers, which could eat into a show's profits.
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Rochester is long on the euro versus the pound, but admitted that this has become a "pain trade" and suggested that this could be a "make or break week for GBP trades" if Labour fails to eat into the Conservative lead in the polls.
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"With input prices rising steadily and firms increasingly looking to pass these on, this will likely eat into new orders during the course of the year and hence weigh on output," Barclays economists Andrzej Szczepaniak and Fabrice Montagne wrote in a note to clients.
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Now, the LPs that have abided by Health Canada's intense regulations and invested millions of dollars to grow and sell medical weed have started lobbying the Liberal government to shutter the pot shops that eat into their profits, put the public at risk, and operate with impunity.
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While Etue would like to one day get his college degree, he also worried that a college course-load would eat into his practice time for Fortnite, effectively making it impossible for him to reach and maintain the level necessary to beat the world's top players.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European banks expect new accounting rules due to kick in next year to eat into their capital and push up the amount of money they must set aside against bad loans by nearly a fifth, a survey by the EU's banking watchdog showed on Thursday.
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The US Central Bank in July cut rates for the first time in more than 10 years, and volatility is rising as the US-China trade war escalates, which is prompting managers to seek more protection on their investments, as falling Libor rates eat into returns.
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The Bank of Japan's surprise move to introduce negative interest rates at the end of last month knocked investors' confidence in the strength of the world's third-biggest economy and raising fears that charging banks to hold reserves with the central bank will eat into profits.
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Big battles at home Paytm will need every ounce of Sharma's ambition in the coming months in order to hold on to its dominant position in India, as the biggest names in tech and retail use their deep pockets to eat into business on his home turf.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Iran has offered to raise the freight discount on oil sales to India in return for New Delhi agreeing to boost imports, as the OPEC member is keen to eat into the market share of other producers including top rivals Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
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After having slashed $1.7 billion in costs following the 2015 merger of Kraft and Heinz, it now finds itself with the same challenge as many of its food-giant peers: how to get consumers to buy more of its products when small upstarts incessantly eat into sales.
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But if Trump can find a way to broaden his voter appeal, eat into the Democratic advantage on healthcare and shine a big spotlight on the Democratic Party's cantankerous ways in Congress now that they have the House back, Trump will be a two term president.
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But digital is finally starting to eat into traditional media's share: And most of the spending that is moving to digital is going to end up with two companies, Nomura says: Alphabet and Facebook, which will get around $400 million and $350 million in political ads, respectively.
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"While Romania continues to benefit from solid fiscal and external stock positions, we think that notably widening fiscal and external deficits could over time eat into these buffers and make the Romanian economy increasingly vulnerable to slowing growth momentum," S&P said in a statement on Friday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks are set to tighten access to corporate credit for the first time in two and a half years as they become more wary of risk and negative interest rates eat into their profit, a European Central Bank survey showed on Tuesday.
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Hanyu said in a statement that he would focus on healing and preparing for the Japanese nationals in late December, but the injury could eat into practice time for Pyeongchang, where he hopes to be the first man in 66 years to win back-to-back golds.
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Trading was directionless amid problems ranging from a global economic slowdown, weak oil prices and concerns about banks' businesses after the Bank Of Japan announced a negative interest rate policy, as well as worries that the strong yen may eat into Japan Inc's earnings, traders said.
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This milky color can vary a little from one type of dairy cow to another: Jersey cows, for example, can make yellower milk than Holsteins — probably because of a genetic difference that lets Jerseys pass more of the yellow pigments from the grass they eat into their milk.
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FRANKFURT, July 13 (Reuters) - European banks expect new accounting rules due to kick in next year to eat into their capital and push up the amount of money they must set aside against bad loans by nearly a fifth, a survey by the EU's banking watchdog showed on Thursday.
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Boersma said that when he traveled with a trade delegation of mostly Germans in Russia a few weeks ago, some of the German officials said the United States was opposed to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline mainly because it would eat into a potential market for U.S. companies.
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Price comparison sites, which remove the broker altogether, were the first to eat into the broken broker market, but a knock on effect is that a customer's insurances are more fragmented than ever, making it a nightmare to track all of your coverage and deal with multiple insurance providers.
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One theory among investors is that if increasingly low interest rates continue to eat into bank margins, as they look likely to, then banks could eventually try to recoup some of the losses by applying negative rates to retail deposits, which would likely prompt central banks to begin backtracking.
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Read more: I'm a driver for Uber and Lyft — here's exactly how much I make in one week on the jobThe tax could eat into Uber's margins or force it to increase fares, making it less competitive against rivals, who have previously complained about Uber's non-payment of VAT.
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At some point, interest rates will eat into the consumer's ability to spend, especially since we are starting to see recession-type levels of delinquencies and charge-offs at some of the small commercial banks," Mark Tepper, president and CEO of Strategic Wealth Partners said on "Trading Nation.
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Since stocks reached a record high in September, the market has been buffeted by a range of concerns, from signs that the trade war between China and the United States is beginning to weigh on global growth to worries that higher interest rates will eat into corporate profits.
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"It's really important that it's perfect, and even if I make a little less money because I just go over budget and eat into my flat [fee], to have that experience is really cool, both from an emotional side, that's important to me, but also from a business side," Waters says.
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Traders said this means producers need to pump every barrel of crude they can to meet refinery demand, and that the supply disruptions around the world - from Canadian wildfires, sabotage in Nigeria, and output cuts in the United States, Venezuela and Asia - will tighten the market and eat into inventories.
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Establishing that the former Uber executive believed that "second place was first loser," Verhoeven built a case that showed a pair of individuals who were very close and willing to take shortcuts and use "cheat codes," as stated by Kalanick, to eat into Waymo's lead in the self-driving car space.
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Still, with success in Iowa and a strong showing in New Hampshire polls, Mr. Sanders has emerged as the unquestioned early choice of the left, outperforming Ms. Warren, who had threatened to eat into his liberal base, and watching with delight as the race's moderate lane remains a candidate pileup.
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Yeay is among a newer wave of startups that are less interested in building direct competitors to any of these to eat into their customer bases as they are about creating new services that cater to the habits and interests of an entirely new group of consumers — similar to Snapchat, Musical.
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As Tehran seeks ways to counter U.S. sanctions that would restrict its exports and eat into its market share, Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh wrote to his UAE counterpart, Suhail al-Mazrouei, who holds the OPEC presidency in 2018, urging him to remind OPEC members to adhere to last month's agreement.
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As for worries over whether the Model 3 will eat into sales of its higher-end cars, Tesla saw a 53 percent increase in deliveries for its Model S and Model X cars combined compared to the same quarter last year, even though overall industry sales of luxury cars remained flat.
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The only time a high-yield savings account may not be worth it is if you&aposre paying excessive maintenance fees that eat into your interest payments or you find yourself restricted by the monthly transfer limit or time it takes for your money to get to your checking account.
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The costs associated with separate shipping capacities, extra warehousing space, and an expanded workforce to combat the potential challenge of cross-border trading tariffs will all eat into the margins of companies like PFS, forcing them to pass the higher expenditure on to their clients, and then in turn to the end consumer.
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Amazon&aposs business model is not reliant on digital advertising, but ads are still an area which generates billions of dollars in revenue for the e-commerce giant, and a Business Insider Intelligence report found Amazon&aposs ad business is likely to grow and eat into Facebook and Google&aposs market share.
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As noted by a study from the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, poor health and limited access to health care not only raise the cost of providing such care but also reduce productivity, eat into wages, increase absenteeism, weigh on tax revenues and generally lower the nation's quality of life.
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The BoE more than halved its forecasts for household spending over the next two years in light of the vote to leave the EU. It now expects growth in spending of 1.0 percent and 0.75 percent in 2017 and 2018 respectively as lower growth in wages and higher inflation eat into spending power.
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In the next two decades, UKIP would play on hostility to Europe, and a more widespread concern with immigration, to eat into the Tory base, growing from little more than 3 percent of the popular vote in 2010 to 12.6 percent in 2015, a greater share than the traditional third party, the Liberal Democrats.
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This, he explained, is due to manure-related emissions, to their "low feed-conversion efficiencies" (meaning cows and other animals are not efficient in converting what they eat into body weight) and to enteric fermentation in ruminants, a process that takes place in a cow's stomach when it digests food that leads to methane emissions.
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A huge number of those with IDD finish their education willing and able to work productively, only to find that their way to gainful employment largely barred by negative attitudes, erroneous preconceptions about their abilities and special accommodations that might be required, and a sense that such a "charitable venture" would eat into profits.
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The oil minister of Azerbaijan, which is not a member of OPEC, was quoted in a newspaper as saying the cartel may want non-OPEC producers to cut output by as much as 2000,22 barrels per day (bpd) - a figure which analysts said could help wipe out excess crude supplies and start to eat into record inventories.
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The commissions and other costs of collecting the money can also eat into an organization's take: City Ballet reported on its 2015 tax return, the most recent available, that its vendor, SD&A, raised $570,000 by phone — but that fund-raising costs ate up more than a third of that, $214,782, leaving the ballet company with $354,755.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Pete Buttigieg will close out his campaign in Iowa focusing on his ability to win over disaffected Republicans who backed President Donald Trump in 20163, his campaign tells CNN, hoping that Democrats who are hellbent on defeating Trump in November will be wooed by a candidate who can eat into the President's support.
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Moving her party left on economic issues (with talk, albeit barely substantiated, of a new industrial strategy) and right on social ones (making immigration cuts the overriding priority of her Brexit plans) has helped her to eat into Labour territory in places like Copeland and closed off political space to the right once colonised by the populist UK Independence Party (UKIP).
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For many, their bread and butter comes from the sale of games that are played on consoles — usually games that are specific to one particular proprietary console — so a service that is constructed Netflix- or Amazon Prime-style, where a consumer pays a single monthly fee to access whatever content they want, when she or he wants it, could eat into those margins.
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A House GOP aide said that defense hawks were likely to press harder than they had in the past to limit the length of a CR. "Every month you eat into the new fiscal year is potential rebuilding of readiness that's getting deferred, at a time when the problems with readiness are becoming more and more apparent," the aide said.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) said he's worried that the healthcare setback will eat into the time lawmakers have for tax reform.
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Pairing its services together will create a formidable challenge to Netflix, yes, but could also eat into the cable industry and internet TV services like Sling TV and YouTube TV. It's likely that some consumers won't need a traditional cable package if they've got on-demand TV episodes, sports programming, and Disney's vault of classics and Marvel films in one bundle for a single, straightforward price.
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Tengler says in her firm's analysts work on Netflix's relative price-to-sales ratio, they prefer when it drops below the bottom orange line on the chart below: Tengler added that it may be too soon to tell if Disney will eat into Netflix's subscriber growth, but given the cost of producing content for the former king of streaming, she thinks Disney will be a formidable competitor.
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Despite some concerns that a new online streaming network might eat into the company's other revenue streams, Vince had been promising shareholders that a new television-rights deal would at least double the fees commanded by Raw, SmackDown, and the female-wrestler-driven reality show Total Divas ("You can put me in a hammerlock if we don't," he said during one presentation in 2013).
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That means to really make DTP work, the group is going to have to find a way to get other major players like Amazon, Apple, Dropbox, Mega, and others on board, which could be harder than it might seem, because by making it easier to move data around, it also makes it easier to ditch one storage provider for another, something that could quickly eat into the original service's user-base.
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Which is a lucky thing, for the liver's to-do list is second only to that of the brain and numbers well over 300 items, including systematically reworking the food we eat into usable building blocks for our cells; neutralizing the many potentially harmful substances that we incidentally or deliberately ingest; generating a vast pharmacopoeia of hormones, enzymes, clotting factors and immune molecules; controlling blood chemistry; and really, we're just getting started.
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Of course, while I'm personally thrilled to now have the option to watch WWE Network on my commute without having it eat into my data plan (albeit only at the DVD-quality resolution of 480p), I can still recognize why zero-rating services like BingeOn are so controversial: it's all well and good to be able to watch House of Cards, The Man in the High Castle, and WWE NXT without worrying about my data plan, but what about the countless other video services out there that aren't covered by the service?
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