The total net change gives Sanders an additional 0.1053 state delegate equivalents and strips Clinton of 85033 state delegate equivalents.
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Cash and cash equivalents and marketable securities — cash and cash equivalents and marketable securities were $1.94 billion at the end of the second quarter of 2250.
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In the example, a nursing home with 37 people receives five county delegate equivalents; a group home has 12 people, and it receives four delegate equivalents.
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By contrast, half of Hispanic women received no more than 24 morphine milligram equivalents a day, and half of black women received no more than 22019 morphine milligram equivalents a day.
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Berkshire ended March with $114.2 billion of cash and equivalents.
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Bernie Sanders in the battle for coveted state delegate equivalents.
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But politicians have one great advantage over their corporate equivalents.
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Other euro zone equivalents were also lower on the day.
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Slovakian and French equivalents have gained 44.7% and 41.3% respectively.
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In fact, unlike their plastic equivalents, they are completely unrecyclable.
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Cash and cash equivalents were $2.1 billion as of Nov.
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I treasure these places, and their equivalents across the globe.
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But ultimately, Iowa is a contest for state delegate equivalents.
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"These products all have domestic equivalents," said another Weibo commenter.
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" Carol Hunter, the executive editor of The Des Moines Register, said the newspaper "plans to report out the first alignment, final alignment and state delegate equivalents, but will determine the winner by state delegate equivalents.
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Ahead, find our picks for the beauty equivalents of cozy cashmere.
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Biomedical equivalents of arXiv exist, but they are not much used.
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Bernie Sanders by two state delegate equivalents out of 2000,0003 counted.
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The company's cash and cash equivalents balance increased to $5.3 billion.
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Most of the menu is about 25% cheaper than Starbucks equivalents.
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The Icelandic equivalents are hlutlaus [spoken], einkaleyfi [spoken] and fótsnyrting [spoken].
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Latin American valuations are noticeably lower than their Silicon Valley equivalents.
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Belgian and Irish equivalents are also at their tightest in weeks.
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That means they are probably better educated than their mainland equivalents.
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The company also held cash & cash equivalents (Fitch-defined) of SEK37bn.
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It ended 2017 with $3.3 billion in cash and cash equivalents.
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The Chinese equivalents are better now than they used to be.
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But the warrant requires that the Spanish charges have German equivalents.
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Here are 9 Gen Z slang words and their boomer equivalents.
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It had applied to some 21625 counties and county-level equivalents.
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Sanders enough state delegate equivalents to put him over the top.
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The Greek equivalents of H and P are ETA and RHO.
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Perhaps someone in the administration thought it would boost American equivalents.
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Greek, Portuguese and Spanish equivalents were down by a similar amount.
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The company reported $1.4 billion of cash and equivalents at Sept.
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With steady growth and high dividends, REITs represent bond market equivalents.
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U.S. and British equivalents were also trading close to six-week lows.
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As of January, it had $15 million in cash and cash equivalents.
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Lower-rated Italian equivalents were last down 1.3 bps at 1.32 percent.
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Investment holdings are mainly comprised of cash equivalents and U.S. government bonds.
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On March 21, Peabody reported $900 million of cash and cash equivalents.
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It had reported $261.3 million in cash and cash equivalents at Dec.
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Sanders said he received at least 2.3942 too few state delegate equivalents.
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Merus ended the quarter with cash and cash equivalents of €91773 million.
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U.S. equivalents fell 3 basis points overnight to close at 1.83 percent.
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To be clear, suicide stories and dystopian stories are not exact equivalents.
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America, the OPEC of plasma, produces 15 of those swimming-pool equivalents.
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Until now, the models looked pretty much like their real-life equivalents.
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"Let's go Dolphins" chants broke out more often than their Chargers' equivalents.
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Aéropostale ended the quarter with cash and cash equivalents of $65.1 million.
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Another strategy is to create more such drugs, or their functional equivalents.
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So too have France's equivalents: Total, BNP Paribas, Orange and Sanofi-Aventis.
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It currently has almost $8 billion in cash and equivalents on hand.
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The Saudis are not the moral equivalents of Iranians and the Russians.
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Except that war is over and today's equivalents are even more treacherous.
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In terms of statewide delegate equivalents, he actually barely beat Clinton out.
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They cannot accept cash or equivalents such as gift cards or checks.
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Roughly $1.1 billion of cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities resides domestically.
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Historically, these equivalents are the basis for projecting a winner in Iowa.
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Who would conjure magic as readily as they conjure State Delegate Equivalents?
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In previous years, only the state delegate equivalents were recorded or reported.
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Some biotech firms sell advanced drugs for 70% less than Western equivalents.
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The overdose risk was nearly 8 times greater when a family member was prescribed 50 to 90 morphine milligram equivalents a day; it was more than 15 times higher at doses above 90 morphine milligram equivalents per day.
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U.S. equivalents were also perched just below an 11-day high hit Tuesday.
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Some audiophiles still maintain that wired headphones sound better than their wireless equivalents.
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Those who participate in person will account for 90% of the delegate equivalents.
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He said that some U.S.-based neo-Nazis have connected with foreign equivalents.
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As of March 31, Tesla had $1.44 billion in cash and cash equivalents.
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All other euro zone equivalents were down between 1 bps and 3 bps.
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Drake led with 4.8 million total track equivalents, followed by Kendrick Lamar (3.7M).
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Sanders, despite tying Klobuchar, gets zero county delegates and therefore state-delegate equivalents.
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Haptic Touch does not have equivalents to everything 3D Touch can do, however.
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Linguists disagree as to whether "vagina" and "penis" have proper equivalents in Burmese.
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Unemployment rates have flat-lined above their equivalents in America, Britain and Japan.
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In supersymmetry, however, they are cancelled out by interactions with their sparticle equivalents.
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The company had cash and cash equivalents of $32.3 million as of Sept.
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No. Regulators have pushed internationally to find alternatives to Libor and its equivalents.
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Canopy sold 22019,24 kilograms of pot and equivalents during the fiscal third quarter.
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The three major asset classes are stocks, bonds and cash (or cash equivalents).
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Left untreated, diesels spew out 20 times more NOx than their petrol equivalents.
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But with medical cannabis, the Big Pharma equivalents could end up taking all.
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Their equivalents in England, academies, were set up later but have grown faster.
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Earlier on Thursday, U.S. equivalents matched a six-week low of 2.182 percent.
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Wal-Mart had $7.6 billion in cash and cash equivalents as of April.
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It ended the quarter with $21.12 billion in cash and cash equivalents. Investing.
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Tesla had $3.4 billion in cash or cash equivalents at year end 2017.
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As for the Mac's native applications, most of these have fine Linux equivalents.
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The company had $3 billion in cash and cash equivalents as of Feb.
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Tesla reported that cash and cash equivalents rose to $22.98 billion on Sept.
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Does this scenario (or other equivalents involving A.I.) call liberal proceduralism into question?
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There are Johnson's products as well as lower-priced Hill Country Fare equivalents.
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The candidate with the most state delegate equivalents is also considered the winner.
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Only the Iowa Democratic Party calculates state delegate equivalents; the Republicans do not.
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By comparison, Sime Darby had cash and cash equivalents of around MYR2.1 billion.
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Some of the buildings come to feel like the architectural equivalents of Barney.
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We will go by state delegate equivalents, as we have in the past.
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To determine relative strength, each satellite caucus will be allocated county delegate equivalents.
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Bernie Sanders in the all-important state delegate equivalents, with no winner declared.
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Hedrick said competitor brands price their ostrich leather equivalents around $600 to $700.
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The North Sea field holds an estimated 754.8 million barrels of oil equivalents.
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The North Sea field holds an estimated 754.8 million barrels of oil equivalents.
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Those groups, and their equivalents on the right, plan similar splurges this year.
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Sierra had about $125 million in cash and equivalents as of June 30.
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Diesel engines are up to 20 percent more fuel efficient than petrol equivalents.
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The company had about $3 billion in cash and equivalents as of Dec.
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Rexahn Pharmaceuticals Inc: * AS OF MAY 4, 2018, HAD $19.3 MILLION IN CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS AND INVESTMENTS * EXPECTS CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS, INVESTMENTS TO BE SUFFICIENT TO FUND CASH FLOW REQUIREMENTS INTO MID-2019 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The local equivalents are Anypay, Kyash, LINE Pay and, to a certain extent, Yoropay.
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The U.S. equivalents also struck one-week highs, up 4 bps at 1.87 percent.
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It also has more than C$200 million of cash and equivalents on hand.
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Despite the stock purchases, Berkshire ended September with $103.6 billion of cash and equivalents.
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Perhaps the ancient gods were simply the contemporary equivalents of Mickey Mouse or Rihanna?
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Snapchat says it has around $2150.6 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities.
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England's lower-ranked teams are worse than their equivalents in Spain and Germany, too.
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IDC's liquidity profile at FYE16 was strong with ZAR6bn in cash and cash equivalents.
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There is $36 billion of cash and cash equivalents, with $22 billion in Treasurys.
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Many of the same items peddled at Chilli Point have their equivalents at Absintherie.
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That said, I didn't go and explore areas looking for their real-world equivalents.
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Low-risk German equivalents fell 5.4 bps to 0.31 percent, a two-week low.
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Italian equivalents fell 4 bps to 2.03 percent - their lowest in almost a month.
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Most euro zone bond equivalents were down 5-8 basis points on the day.
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Tesla had $3.7 billion in cash and cash equivalents at the end of December.
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Tesla said it had $73 billion in cash and cash-equivalents as of Sept.
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The modern equivalents are more high-tech and, like Aleppo's hell cannons, far deadlier.
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Tesla said it had $3.08 billion in cash and cash-equivalents as of Sept.
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What's more, they cost a fraction of the price of their store-bought equivalents.
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For context, Anthem *only* has around $4 billion of cash and short-term equivalents.
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In putting "The Decalogue" on stage, one has to find equivalents for visual storytelling.
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It serves only two counties out of 3,141 counties and county-equivalents across America.
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It doesn't offer services for the rest of America's 3,141 counties and county-equivalents.
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Proportions were similarly lopsided for other equal-weighted E.T.F.s and their capitalization-weighted equivalents.
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U.S. and British equivalents were also trading a touch above Wednesday's six-week lows.
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Some of Google's other apps can also sync data wirelessly with your computer's equivalents.
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The largest portion of his wealth, 2160 percent, is in cash and its equivalents.
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Clinton won 700.59 state delegate equivalents to Sanders's 696.82, according to the state party.
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Buttigieg achieved the most state delegate equivalents in that first-in-the-nation contest.
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It had about $3.5 billion in cash and cash equivalents as of Sept. 30.
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Consol will control about 306,000 Marcellus acres with production of nearly 620 million cubic feet per day of natural gas equivalents, while Noble will control about 363,000 acres with production of about 450 million cubic feet per day of natural gas equivalents.
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The company had cash and cash equivalents of $155.8 million at the end of June.
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Now more than 100 million will view their modern equivalents, and that generates big bucks.
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Buttigieg had held a narrow lead over Sanders in earlier tallies of state delegate equivalents.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren in Iowa state delegate equivalents with 71% of precincts reporting.
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The company had about $3.5 billion in cash and cash equivalents as of September 30th.
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The company had about $6 billion in cash and equivalents as of the latest quarter.
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German equivalents, the benchmark for euro zone borrowing costs, fell 2.8 bps to 0.23 percent.
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The deep complexities of world trade means "whatever it takes" and Draghi equivalents are impossible.
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Do the ingredients in Axe body spray really make them better than their Dove equivalents?
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The company had cash and cash equivalents of about $81 million as of Dec. 31.
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Baby boomers and seniors have flocked to sectors they mistakenly thought of as bond equivalents.
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Should California pass its consumer protections, other states may move ahead with their own equivalents.
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The company said it had $22 billion in cash and cash-equivalents as of Sept.
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Someone who might even make it easier to treat the major party campaigns as equivalents.
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In past caucuses, the state delegate equivalents were the only numbers provided to the public.
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It held $1.88 billion in cash and cash equivalents, according to its latest earnings report.
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LIQUIDITY RELX has strong liquidity with cash and cash equivalents of GBP162 million at FYE16.
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The spread over Spanish equivalents was at 56 bps, its widest close since February 2012.
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Amazon has about $13 billion in cash and equivalents, as of September of this year.
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ZB: Are there equivalents to Sharia4Belgium — which existed before the Syria war — in other countries?
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It's easy to imagine sponsorships or ads within Stadium, just like its real-world equivalents.
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These types of allocations and equivalents allow individuals to ride out the markets during downturns.
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Elliott owns $215 billion of the common stock and economic equivalents of AT&T Inc.
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In 2012, the city of Naperville, Illinois, began replacing analog energy meters with smart equivalents.
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It's rare to have a line of credit that can be used for cash equivalents.
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Here's a list of 9 popular Gen Z terms and their baby boomer generation equivalents.
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Before 2020, only the results of the statewide delegate equivalents, calculated after realignment, were recorded.
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Fantasy and reality are also blurred deftly, with full-body equivalents of sleight-of-hand.
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U.S. equivalents hit a 2-1/2 week peak after the data at 2.52 percent.
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Dynavax, which had $109.6 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities as of Sept.
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The number of minister counselors — two-star general equivalents — has declined from 6900 to 2628.
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Slater is SpongeBob to the tips of whatever the underwater phyla equivalents of fingers are.
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He relies heavily on ingredients imported from the country, not entirely trusting their local equivalents.
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Dutch, Irish, Spanish and Portuguese equivalents followed suit, and touched those troughs again on Friday.
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The candidate with the most state delegate equivalents has traditionally been declared the winner of the Iowa caucuses, and in 2020 The New York Times, along with most news media organizations, will again characterize the candidate with the most state delegate equivalents as the winner.
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Last year, Norway's emissions were 3.4% above 1990 levels at 52.9 million tonnes of CO2 equivalents.
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They absolutely do not want to be treated as the digital equivalents to traditional media outlets.
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German equivalents flatlined at 0.45 percent, while most other euro zone bond yields were little changed.
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At 34 basis points, the gap to benchmark German equivalents is around the lowest since November.
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It's backed by actual fiat money and equivalents, held by custodians chosen by the Libra association.
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Some Iranian apps are copies of foreign equivalents, made out of the reach of international lawyers.
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The assets have net production of about 3,500 barrels of oil equivalents per day, Centennial said.
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In 2016, IKEA's direct suppliers and own factories emitted 3.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents.
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Ramo is concerned that recreational marijuana markets may become more profit-driven than their medical equivalents.
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Specifically, the guys who had 18 METS, or metabolic equivalents, per week, reported the best sex.
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The party said Sanders won 49.6 percent of the state delegate equivalents to Clinton's 49.8 percent.
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Tesla reported cash and cash equivalents of $3 billion at the end of its September quarter.
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That's what makes Alyssa and James perfect equivalents to the Bonnie and Clyde of our generation.
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But this one had a different vibe from what I've typically found in its American equivalents.
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Additionally, Propco II had $115 million of cash and cash equivalents as of April 30, 2123.
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The company's sizing options range from 4XS to 4XL (the equivalents of sizes 00 to 40).
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Even if UK politicians belatedly buy into the idea, their European equivalents have reasons to resist.
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It was a substantial amount, but still left her salary far short of her male equivalents'.
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Mamaroneck High School's equivalents were 586 in evidence-based reading and writing and 19193 in math.
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Generation Grandparent Today there are children with six or eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents.
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The country might also seek to switch from American products to European, Canadian or Japanese equivalents.
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And, particularly, how people block the view of mortality with small talk and its physical equivalents.
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It showed Warren receiving about 18% share of state delegate equivalents and Biden receiving about 15%.
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The tariffs will target goods that have domestic equivalents in Russia, Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin said.
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Ten-year equivalents were also down 2 bps at 0.25 percent, close to two-month lows .
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Bed Bath & Beyond reported roughly $900 million in cash and cash equivalents as of Nov. 30.
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Bernie Sanders wins more votes but former Vice President Joe Biden wins more state delegate equivalents?
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The moms of Karens were almost always Jeans or Lindas, the Boomer Generation equivalents to Karen.
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The company had $32.4 billion of cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities as of Dec. 31.
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He spoke about how numbers can stand in for their Roman numeral equivalents, or vice versa.
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In contrast, there do not appear to be any available equivalents of Nebelwerfer launchers and projectiles.
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Buttigieg had previously led by two state delegate equivalents after the tally was first fully reported.
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And Massachusetts has passed laws that ban co-pay coupons for brand drugs with generic equivalents.
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We might start by finding equivalents but soon realize that is not what they are about.
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Vale had 24 billion reais of cash and equivalents on hand at the end of September.
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Displace and Foresight are tweaked equivalents to Blink and Dark Vision, the two workhorse powers of Dishonored.
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Per the state Democratic Party statement, Clinton was awarded 699.57 state delegate equivalents; Senator Sanders got 695.49.
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Reported cash and cash equivalents were HKD154bn at end-June 2016, and debt maturities are well-laddered.
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Of course I've seen images of it, architectural equivalents of movie trailers for a much-awaited blockbuster.
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While domestic Chinese coking coal prices have been rising, they are still well below the seaborne equivalents.
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The gap between Spanish and German equivalents held at a one-month low of 129 basis points.
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Other than the control changes, Stardew Valley's mobile version is the same game as its console equivalents.
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It also has over $245 billion in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities on its balance sheet.
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Production at the Calgary based Husky fell marginally to 294,800 barrels of oil equivalents a day (boepd).
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So CBS executives could win out over their Viacom equivalents for jobs underneath Bakish, the people said.
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Worse still, even conventional sub-sonic jetliners these days fly slower than their equivalents from the 21s.
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The company had cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities totaling about $43 million as of Dec. 31.
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It had $365 million of cash and cash equivalents on its balance sheet as of March 31.
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Adequate Liquidity: The company's unrestricted cash and cash equivalents remained robust at CNY23390bn as at June 265.
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Three-month euro/sterling equivalents rose to 13.70, the highest since April 2009, according to Reuters data.
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Winning kanji from previous years have also tended to be more downbeat than their equivalents in China.
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Wal-Mart had $7.6 billion in cash and cash equivalents at the end of the first quarter.
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Price-to-earnings multiples for FTSE 250 stocks also stand below their euro zone and U.S equivalents.
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When eating 6 ounce-equivalents of grains, half of them should be of the whole grain variety.
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French government bond spreads are widening over their German equivalents but French equities are holding up well.
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He makes promises and assurances that are verbal equivalents of the forceful handshake he so often employs.
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Sanders led in the popular vote, although he trailed in the number of state delegate equivalents earned.
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Full production at the Alvheim FPSO is 90,000 barrels of oil equivalents per day (boepd), he said.
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Hong Kong-listed shares of Ping An Insurance followed their A-share equivalents higher, rising 3.2 percent.
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Correction: Tesla reported cash and cash equivalents of $3 billion at the end of its September quarter.
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U.S. equivalents were also a shade lower at 1.38 percent, just above a low of 1.32 percent.
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The firm reiterated its 2016 production guidance of 55,000 to 60,000 barrels of oil equivalents per day.
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Such activities take up 30% more time in English schools than in most of their international equivalents.
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Others are limiting the use of manufacturer coupons for brand-name drugs when generic-equivalents are available.
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Technologies funded by the EIB have included diesel engines, because they emit less CO222.6 than gasoline equivalents.
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Tilray's total kilogram equivalents sold reached 5,588 kilograms, tripling the 1,514 kilograms in the year-ago quarter.
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According to Bloomberg, the fund's goal is to reduce Chinese dependency on US equivalents of the tech.
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Spanish equivalents rose 1 basis point to 1.12 percent, taking the Italian/Spanish spread to 10 bps.
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The net selling contributed to Berkshire's ending June with a record $122.4 billion of cash and equivalents.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be downgraded if debt and equivalents rise towards 2.5x of operating revenues.
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He was enraged by its work helping the modern-day equivalents of my family coming to America.
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For example, the FDA will often truncate or expedite applications for breakthrough drugs that have no equivalents.
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The music company now has $1.91 billion in cash and cash equivalents at the end of Q1.
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But the ingestible sensor will only be implanted in branded Abilify pills, not the cheaper, generic equivalents.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be downgraded if debt and equivalents rise above 2.5x of operating revenue.
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Now, asking around, I'm hearing about kids with six, seven, eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents.
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There are 3,141 counties or county equivalents in the United States, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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The company's cash and cash equivalents balance increased $22018 million to $6.3 billion in the fourth quarter.
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"State delegate equivalents" are used in Iowa to determine the national delegate allocation of the caucuses' results.
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Equivalents in France, Austria and Ireland were up as much as 4 basis points on the day.
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The company's cash and cash equivalents fell 53% to just $518 million during the course of 2018.
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As of Thursday night, Mr. Buttigieg had 2.983 state delegate equivalents, or S.D.E.s; Mr. Sanders had 22.98.
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Its monoammonium phosphate fertilisers are on average $100 a tonne more expensive than Chinese equivalents, Gurary said.
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It also maintained it will not allow repurchases to reduce its cash and equivalents below $20 billion.
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These investors have maintained a steady 12% allocation in cash and cash equivalents for all of 43.
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At 1.23 percent, Italian equivalents were just 4 bps above 16-month lows touched in early July.
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Therefore, spring and summer—the morning and midday equivalents—are my least favorite parts of the year.
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The Russian equivalents of the ultras aren't as familiar to the average European soccer fan—or cop.
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You may need to invest in the Mac equivalents of certain programs, like Microsoft Office, if you want to use Office files in familiar surroundings, but you can also find inexpensive or free equivalents like Office Online, Google Docs or Apple's iWork for iCloud to work with the documents.
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After the final count Tuesday, Clinton was awarded 701 state delegate equivalents, while Bernie Sanders has been awarded 93 state delegate equivalents who will face an additional series of state and local caucuses before a select few are chosen to attend the national convention in Philadelphia this summer.
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The partnership shared the latest historical equivalents with Axios AM. As of today: Trump: 21 nominations, 22 confirmed.
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Probably in a remote, muddy field, cursing the day we ditched our paper maps for the electronic equivalents.
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This is our estimate for the delegate equivalents, which are likely to be the first numbers reported out.
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But French and Italian equivalents have soared roughly 453 bps as investors also price in greater political risks.
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Russia has a vibrant urban middle class which, until recently, was richer than its equivalents in eastern Europe.
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It reported EUR13.9bn in cash and equivalents at end-3Q16, excluding Fitch's EUR3.1bn adjustments for minimum operational cash.
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The former South Bend, Indiana, mayor has about 214% of state delegate equivalents, narrowly topping Sanders on 25%.
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Magnolia precinct in Harrison County, for example, gave out 0.56 state-delegate equivalents when it was allotted 0.47.
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SandRidge had cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash of $135.5 million as of the nine months ended Sept.
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That stretched the gap with benchmark German equivalents, which moved in the opposite direction following lacklustre economic data.
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On a per-hectare basis it produces between six and ten times more oil than equivalents, like soyabeans.
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If you can find those guys' equivalents in '13, you've got a leg up on winning your title.
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As replacements, Chinese netizens instead use homegrown equivalents, like Youku for video streaming, and Baidu for web search.
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The gap or spread to the German equivalents, the bloc's benchmark, widened by 1.7 bps at 0.18 percent.
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Both companies are commodity chipmakers, meaning there's little that differentiates their products from mass-market equivalents, Cramer explained.
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There are no local equivalents of Sri Lanka's "ghost airport", built with Chinese capital and devoid of flights.
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The company had around 24 billion reais in cash and equivalents at the end of the third quarter.
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Italy's 10-year yield was up slightly at 2.24 percent on Tuesday but rose less than German equivalents.
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The company continues to maintain strong liquidity with a reported $13 billion of cash and equivalents at Dec.
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Griping over who won Iowa Sure, Clinton might have four more state delegate equivalents out of nearly 1,400.
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The winner is determined by the number of 'delegate equivalents' marshaled by their supporters in each precinct caucus.
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The euro- and yen-denominated equivalents were just 600 billion euros and 16 trillion yen ($143 billion), respectively.
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Cencosud had cash and cash equivalents, respectively, of about USD0003 million and USD553 million in short-term debt.
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A parallel for this dynamic already exists in VR, where mobile systems outnumber PC equivalents 10 to one.
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Researchers also categorized weekly exercise in terms of metabolic equivalents of task (METs), a measure of energy expended.
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That suggests the case for getting rid of Britain's highest-denomination note is weaker than for equivalents elsewhere.
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The gap between French and German equivalents dropped to around 40 basis points, its lowest since early November.
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For instance, during high inflation, stocks and bonds, as well as cash and cash equivalents, tend to underperform.
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Well, we have equivalents in Australia, but you have these real frat douche bags here in this country.
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The couple's plane ticket alone to Peru would produce between 3 and 7 metric-ton equivalents of CO2.
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Printed material currently can be subject to reduced rates or zero rates of VAT, but electronic equivalents cannot.
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Though this did widen the gap to European equivalents, it also pulled German yields higher along the way.
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However, half of the white mothers received at least 234 morphine milligram equivalents a day of pain relief.
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SoftBank had 3.9 trillion yen ($35.91 billion) in cash and cash equivalents as at the end of March.
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While diesel cars are heavily criticized for emitting nitrogen oxide, they spew out less CO2 than gasoline equivalents.
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Keep in mind that some issuers may not count "cash equivalents" like gift cards toward the spending requirement.
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Shows tackling the female equivalents may not just be revealing; they might also break into the theatrical mainstream.
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Just, which used to be called Hampton Creek, says it has sold more than 10 million egg equivalents.
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According to the Sanders data, Klobuchar was in fifth place, with about 11% share of state delegate equivalents.
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With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Mr. Buttigieg has 550 state delegate equivalents, while Mr. Sanders has 547.
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CNN will project the winner of Iowa based on the candidate who receives the most state delegate equivalents.
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Excluding its yieldcos, the company had $7.9 billion of debt, and cash and cash equivalents of $1.3 billion.
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In winning the most "state delegate equivalents," Buttigieg relied on second-choice caucusgoers more than any other candidate.
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German and U.S. equivalents rose to their highest since early June at 0.19 percent and 1.86 percent, respectively.
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German and U.S. equivalents rose to their highest since early June at 21.22 percent and 29.0164 percent, respectively.
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They also cost more than everyone predicted they would — and consistently, they cost more than their print equivalents.
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AFSA calculates that the number of career ministers — three-star general equivalents — has declined from 2628 to 28500.
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But the score keeps breaking into songs, Mr. Rosenthal's jazz equivalents of arias, and they are often maudlin.
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In what is perhaps the most quoted passage of the essay, Nochlin writes: There are no women equivalents for Michelangelo or Rembrandt, Delacroix or Cézanne, Picasso or Matisse, or even in very recent times, for de Kooning or Warhol, any more than there are black American equivalents for the same.
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The company ended 220HFY160 with ZAR21103bn of readily available cash and cash equivalents with no near term debt maturities.
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Among the practices with an in-house behavioral health presence, the average was 0.6 full-time-equivalents, researchers found.
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Its New Zealand and Canadian equivalents reached a one-month lows of $0.6760 and C$1.3016 per USD respectively.
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As of March 31, it had $1.44 billion in cash and cash equivalents, before the capital increase in May.
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With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Buttigieg has 26.2 percent of state delegate equivalents and Sanders has 26.1 percent.
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While coffee jokes are the norm for law enforcement, apparently the same can be said for their canine equivalents.
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The potential modern equivalents were all there: a little tawdry, a little tongue-in-cheek, very hard to miss.
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The dollar was up another 0.2 percent against both its New Zealand and Australian equivalents and the Chinese yuan.
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Fitch also increases the reported cash and cash equivalents by the reported value of available for sale financial assets.
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Young Americans (like their equivalents in other western countries) feel free in a sense that no previous generation did.
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Today's equivalents often seem to feel it is no longer enough to have admired products and solid financial results.
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An emergency fund should be invested in cash or cash equivalents that won't be exposed to risk, Ramassini said.
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Excluding its yield cos, the company had $7.9 billion of debt, and cash and cash equivalents of $123 billion.
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A conflict would initially have capped Norway's daily oil and natural gas output by 229,000 barrels of oil equivalents.
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It recorded a net loss of $126.1 million, slightly less than its total cash and equivalents on the books.
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The users of the Voat equivalents of the two banned subreddits continue to engage in racism and fat-shaming.
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In that environment, money has moved to cash and its equivalents and away from risk, particularly in U.S. assets.
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Google Maps is discontinuing a new feature that added calorie counts — in mini cupcake equivalents — to its walking directions.
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The 15 bps spread over German equivalents is narrower than the 10-year spread, which stood at 45 bps.
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Alarmingly, the company had limited runway with just $31.4 million in cash and cash equivalents left on its books.
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Even after the Apple investment, Berkshire's holdings of cash and equivalents was $108.6 billion, the company said on Saturday.
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It says one well-considered garment is worth 10 here-today-recycled tomorrow equivalents, and can be priced accordingly.
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But what happens in policy areas when there aren't any Friedman equivalents — intellectually serious defenders of the conservative position?
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For even the simplest tasks with hachimoji molecules, Benner's group had to reinvent new biological equivalents of the wheel.
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Then the leaders have to calculate how many state delegate equivalents each candidate has earned and record that, too.
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On Thursday, with 43 percent of precincts reporting, Sanders had 547 state delegate equivalents — three short of Buttigieg's 550.
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In multiple precincts, there's a discrepancy between the number of votes and the number of "state delegate equivalents" allotted.
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As in previous cycles, CNN will project the winner by the candidate who receives the most state delegate equivalents.
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As in previous cycles, CNN will determine the winner by the candidate who receives the most state delegate equivalents.
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Who are the Democratic equivalents of birthers, Birchers, secessionists, white militias, shut-downers, vote-suppressers and Jade Helm conspiratorialists?
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When it comes to gun violence, tweets and posts are just modern day equivalents of thoughts and prayers – nothing.
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I would imagine that's a problem that applies to whatever the United States equivalents of those apps are, too.
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After sampling both the Accent and the Rio, I'm convinced they're the modern day equivalents of those old Civics.
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A Cornucopia of Grandparents (2018) Today there are children with six or eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents.
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The gap between the yields on Portuguese 10-year bonds and benchmark German equivalents hit its widest since Oct.
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But much of what is understood about their job comes from glamorizing tasting competitions and other reality-show equivalents.
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In reality, those applications communicate with the WSL, which translates their system calls into equivalents for the Windows kernel.
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He partly attributed his fund's success to local currency holdings in Mexico, Argentina and Indonesia, which outperformed their dollar equivalents.
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It also asks that cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether be considered "cash equivalents," which VC funds may hold without limit.
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Updated results from the party show Buttigieg with 26.2 percent of state delegate equivalents, compared to 26.1 percent for Sanders.
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Then when results were finally released, they showed Buttigieg ahead in state delegate equivalents with Sanders winning the popular vote.
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Whereas the public can visit museums to experience and understand visual artistic movements throughout history, few equivalents exists for dance.
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The third count will assign "state delegate equivalents," which are the numbers news outlets will use to declare the winner.
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At March 31, 2016, cash and cash equivalents, including short-term treasury investments, were EUR 14.5 million (USD 16.6 million).
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When replicating human movement, engineers turn to the human musculoskeletal system as a model, swapping organic muscles for mechanical equivalents.
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For some reason, though, while Biden and Buttigieg got the right number of state-delegate equivalents, Sanders and Warren didn't.
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Some analysts reckon that could make them cost-competitive with their lithium equivalents, and safer and more scalable to boot.
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For a start, their fuel tanks are considerably larger than those of their petrol equivalents, and are far more expensive.
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The company's total liabilities stood at $59.22 billion, while cash and cash equivalents were $2.18 billion as of Dec. 31.
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Craigslist and its business-world equivalents may seem to be nothing more than a gargantuan garage sale with a website.
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Italian 10-year yields fell 10 basis points to 1.91 percent while German equivalents fell 5 bps to 0.36 percent.
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Reliance's outstanding debt in the end of December was around $40 billion, while cash and cash equivalents was $11 billion.
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S&P 53 companies had $25 trillion in cash and equivalents stashed on their balance sheets as of last June.
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Which leads to the essential unanswered question about McMansions: Are they folk architecture, like the house equivalents of naïve paintings?
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Daimler said that by 2025, the purchasing cost of electric cars will likely reach parity with their combustion-engined equivalents.
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All of the new Mario elements have their own Minecraft equivalents, and from what I've seen it all makes sense.
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Besides, there are few obvious present-day equivalents to Draghi's pledge to do "whatever it takes to save the euro".
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In its 2018 annual report, Tesla said it had $3.69 billion in unrestricted cash and equivalents to end the year.
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The dollar was up around another 0.2 percent against both its New Zealand and Australian equivalents and the Chinese yuan.
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The Calgary-based company's average quarterly production fell to 268,400 barrels of oil equivalents a day (boepd) from 295,500 boepd.
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To allow comparisons between different opioid medications, the researchers converted all prescription doses into so-called milligram morphine equivalents (MME).
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Alexander Gunz of Heptagon Capital is another backing the call that European stocks promise more upside than their American equivalents.
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French equivalents were up 83 bps at 0.73 percent having hit 0.705 percent on Wednesday, their lowest since Jan. 3.
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In the 2008 survey, before the crisis came to a head, 52 percent of advisors were using cash or equivalents.
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In 2008, the top three internet lobbying spenders spent over $26 million less than the the top three telecom equivalents.
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The company had outstanding debt of $11.67 billion and cash and cash equivalents of $2.39 billion as of Sept. 30.
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The gap to German equivalents, which earlier hit its lowest since November at around 40 bps, closed at 45 bps.
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Noting all the U.S. dollar equivalents for individual buys, sells and profits for highly volatile digital assets can be cumbersome.
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"In statement to The Independent, the IMO said: "The intention behind that idea of equivalents is to allow for innovation.
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The total amount prescribed, measured in morphine milligram equivalents, is three times as high today as the level in 220006.
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Tesla had $3.7 billion in cash and cash equivalents at the end of December, according to the company's annual filing.
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It harvested 40,570 kilograms of weed in the quarter, but sold only 10,913 kilograms and kilogram equivalents of cannabis products.
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With its latest profits, Alphabet reported $2855 billion in cash and cash equivalents, and another $79 billion in marketable securities.
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The decision to keep money 'safe' in cash and cash equivalents guarantees a financial loss in the form of inflation.
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The Newark, California-based biotech said it had cash and cash equivalents of about $5.5 million as of May 31.
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Like most of its equivalents (Harvest Moon, Animal Crossing), the grind of the daily routine can get a bit tedious.
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When too many investors turned to cash and equivalents over credit, that can create a liquidity breakdown in the system.
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Tilray said total kilogram equivalents of cannabis sold also nearly doubled year-on-year in the quarter to 1,514 kilograms.
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Peter Eavis adds: The JPMorgan chief also homed in on regulations of bank liquidity, or access to cash and equivalents.
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Gutman pointed out that there were more supercenters than counties in the US, which boasts 3,142 counties and county-equivalents.
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At the end of the night, we're going to have a count of the total number of state delegate equivalents.
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CVS said it would continue to sell other histamine blockers, including Pepcid, Tagamet and the generic equivalents famotidine and cimetidine.
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With 153% precincts reporting as of early Wednesday morning, Buttigieg had 26.8% of state delegate equivalents, followed by Vermont Sen.
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A month later its lawyer said in court that Tether was then only 74% backed by cash and cash equivalents.
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For foreign earnings in cash and cash equivalents, it is 15.5 percent; for non-cash assets, it is 8 percent.
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Previously, it said in a filing that it has only about $1.5 billion in cash and cash equivalents on hand.
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In the 215 caucuses, Hillary Clinton was declared the winner with 215 state delegate equivalents to 20163 for Bernie Sanders.
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It employed 863 staff at mid-year, down from 935 full-time equivalents a year earlier as it slashed costs.
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Generic drugs typically cost about one-fifth of their brand name equivalents and altogether save consumers almost $200 billion annually.
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One peculiarity of P&As is that numbers in clues may represent their Roman numeral equivalents in a clue's wordplay.
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S&P 254 e-mini futures were flat while equivalents on the Dow Jones were up less than 20.1 percent.
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The latter may be a challenge for some because of difficulties in converting impaired loans into Islamic equivalents, Ludeen said.
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It has expanded into studio shows and podcasts and inspired imitations and equivalents at pretty much every club in England.
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Taking inspiration from Alexis de Tocqueville and other visiting chroniclers of the United States, this series spotlights their cinematic equivalents.
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Taking inspiration from Alexis de Tocqueville and other visiting chroniclers of the United States, this series spotlights their cinematic equivalents.
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Sears said in August that its cash and equivalents have fallen to $276 million from $1.8 billion one year ago.
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At that point, you explain how to diversify a portfolio with stocks, bonds and cash equivalents, like certificates of deposit.
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" We still have outstanding results in one precinct (Des Moines—223), which is worth 215 state delegate equivalents," McGuire said.
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Because EpiPen is patent-protected and there are no approved equivalents, it should not qualify as a generic, Slavitt said.
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The school version, which became a key tenet of the no-excuses philosophy, targets the classroom equivalents of shattered storefronts.
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Apple frames these disciplines as modern equivalents to the Medieval trivium — an essential educational resource that makes a person a person.
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At end-3Q17, liquid assets (mainly cash and equivalents, but also a portion of unencumbered securities) covered 45% of customer accounts.
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Core capital is a cushion formed by equity or equivalents, a sign of a bank's health that is required by regulators.
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Europe could harness the growing uncertainty about America's trans-Atlantic security guarantees to invest serious cash in its own DARPA-equivalents.
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If they are to be stopped, someone will have to devise modern-day electronic equivalents of road blocks and search warrants.
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Facebook is sitting on $26.14 billion in cash, equivalents, and securities now, just in case it wants to buy another WhatsApp.
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Buttigieg had 26.9% of state delegate equivalents, Sanders had 25.1%, Warren had 18.3% and Biden had 15.6%, according to CNN estimates.
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LIQUIDITY Kellogg's $2.4 billion liquidity included its undrawn $2 billion revolving bank facility plus $20163 million cash and equivalents at Jan.
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It is now possible to write apps that run in the browser that are just as powerful as their desktop equivalents.
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The new company will have a daily output of around 180,000 barrels of oil equivalents (boe), Eni said in a statement.
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Reliance had outstanding debt of nearly $42 billion as of June 30, and cash and cash equivalents of roughly $18.5 billion.
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As European bond markets got going on Monday, U.S. Treasury yields gained less from the oil bounce than their German equivalents.
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Sears ended the first quarter with $264 million in cash and cash equivalents, compared with $286 million in the fourth quarter.
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"Telling secrets" was never really used in conversation, unlike its modern emoji equivalents, zipped-mouth face or speak-no-evil monkey.
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For 257, only employers with 100 or more full-time equivalents were required to offer health coverage or face a fine.
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But the real point of the ads is that Apple doesn't offer equivalents to any of these things on the desktop.
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The company recorded a net loss of $162.7 million and ended the period with $21 million in cash and cash equivalents.
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French equivalents were up 1 basis point at 0.73 percent having hit 83 percent on Wednesday, their lowest since Jan. 3.
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Meanwhile, despite the increased use of cash or cash equivalents, 52 percent of advisors are bullish on the near-term economy.
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Euro zone bond yields dipped 1-2 basis points on the day having risen sharply on Tuesday alongside their U.S. equivalents.
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All these steps would make existing antibiotics more effective; another approach is to create more such drugs, or their functional equivalents.
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Clinton squeaked out a victory on Monday night, winning 700.59 state delegate equivalents to Sanders's 696.82, according to the state party.
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Facebook said in its first-quarter earnings report on Wednesday that cash and equivalents rose to $44 billion in the period.
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In competition, it is more akin to tennis; teams seed five pairs, which play the other team's equivalents — No. 1 vs.
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To help my son understand his coach's commands, my husband printed out a list of soccer terms and their Japanese equivalents.
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As of June 31, 2016, the company had PEN56 million in cash and equivalents for short-term debt of PEN159 million.
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There would be two repatriation rates: one for cash and cash equivalents and a lower rate for other types of assets.
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As of June 20353, the company had $335.7 million in cash and equivalents, as well as $849 million in marketable securities.
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The company also has $268.9 billion in cash and cash equivalents, according to its most recent quarterly financial report released Thursday.
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Apple, Cisco, Microsoft and Oracle combined have nearly $500 billion cash and cash equivalents held overseas, according to recent regulatory filings.
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The gap to benchmark German equivalents DE10YT=TWEB widened to over 60 basis points for the first time in three years.
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TL;DR: H&R Block's online tax preparation packages are currently $40 to $70 cheaper than the equivalents on TurboTax's website.
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It occurred to me while I was listening to Hamer that her equivalents today may be Black Lives Matter and #MeToo.
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Art history buffs may want to check out the vanguard abstract work from Alfred Stieglitz's "Equivalents" series at Scheinbaum & Russek Ltd.
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Photography fans may associate her "Equivalent I" (2019) with Alfred Stieglitz's meditative Equivalents series, but it's not clouds that Brandon captures.
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Sofina SA: Belgium-based holding company cash and cash equivalents amounted 1003 million euros as of the end of December 2019.
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It's not just the Donald Trump-Vladimir Putin axis, but also their equivalents in Hungary, Turkey, Poland, Italy, Austria and elsewhere.
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The minimum amount of support candidates needed to be eligible to pick up statewide delegate equivalents on Monday night is 15%.
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After the alignments, the viable candidates will be allocated what's called "State Delegate Equivalents," according to their performance at that site.
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The transaction will help Buffett deploy some of his Omaha, Nebraska-based conglomerate's recent $122.4 billion hoard of cash and equivalents.
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They can own reasonably long-term bonds, they can own equities, or they can keep it in short-term cash equivalents.
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Each precinct caucus gets a set number, but a handful of precincts allotted more state delegate equivalents than they had available.
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But as of late Wednesday afternoon, Buttigieg topped the field with 26.7% of state delegate equivalents, followed closely by Vermont Sen.
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Some individual precincts appear to have received more state delegate equivalents than they should have based on the rules for allocation.
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Housing complexes in some cities have issued the equivalents of paper hall passes to regulate how often residents leave their homes.
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As well as trains being less crowded, other places I visit are far less busy than their equivalents in the city.
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As our online behavior develops, we may well introduce subtle signals, digital equivalents of facial cues, to help smooth online discussions.
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Cash and equivalents of USD86.2 million and a short-term net receivables portfolio of USD587.9 million further support the company's liquidity.
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Most other euro zone equivalents were up 8-13 basis points, with France and Ireland's at well over two-week highs.
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Ucommune had cash and equivalents of $23.4 million and short-term investments worth $11.0 million at the end of Q3 2019.
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Currently, it has over $13 billion in cash and cash equivalents, more than double the amount it had in July 2014.
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LIQUIDITY TI's liquidity was solid as of March 0003, 2017, and supported by: --Approximately $3 billion of cash, cash equivalents and ST investments, although Fitch estimates roughly 80% of cash, cash equivalents and ST investments is located inside the U.S.; and --An undrawn $2 billion credit facility due March 2021 that fully back-stops TI's $2 billion CP program.
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REPORTS BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS AND FULL YEAR 2017 FINANCIAL RESULTS * ONCONOVA THERAPEUTICS INC - CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2017, TOTALED $4.0 MILLION, COMPARED TO $21.4 MILLION AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2016 * ONCONOVA THERAPEUTICS - EXPECTS CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS WILL BE SUFFICIENT TO FUND ONGOING TRIALS AND OPERATIONS INTO Q3 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER 2019 FINANCIAL RESULTS AND PROVIDES BUSINESS UPDATE * IDEAYA BIOSCIENCES - EXISTING CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS, SHORT-TERM & LONG-TERM MARKETABLE SECURITIES OF $100.5 MILLION AS OF DEC 31, 2019 * IDEAYA BIOSCIENCES - ANTICIPATES EXISTING CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS TO BE SUFFICIENT TO FUND PLANNED OPERATIONS INTO END OF 2021 TO EARLY 2022 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2018 FINANCIAL RESULTS * BIOSPECIFICS - AS OF MARCH 31, 2018, CO HAD CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS AND INVESTMENTS OF $64.2 MILLION, COMPARED TO $65.1 MILLION AS OF DEC 31, 2017 * BIOSPECIFICS - CO'S CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS WERE SLIGHTLY LOWER DUE TO THE TIMING OF ENDO'S PAYMENT OF ITS QTRLY XIAFLEX ROYALTIES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The statewide winner on caucus night will be the candidate earning the most "state delegate equivalents," which is reported as a percentage.
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We have excluded 5% of Accor's cash and cash equivalents as restricted cash which are cash in Accor's subsidiaries outside OECD countries.
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If you want safety in a low-yield environment, your options are cash equivalents — CDs, money markets, savings accounts and the like.
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At the end of 2017, the company had around $25 million in cash and cash equivalents, according to their last annual report.
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Zarina's equivalents are miniature copies of works she has created over the course of her career, a portable index of her life.
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Tilray said total kilogram equivalents of cannabis sold in its first quarter ended March 25.6 rose more than twofold to 2419,223 kg.
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The FTC said it would devote $144 million, with 528 full-time staff equivalents, of its total funding to its antitrust mission.
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Moreover, 2628G technology will reduce transportation and manufacturing-related energy use through the replacement of physical goods and services with digital equivalents.
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The Silicon Valley start-up builds entirely electric-powered motorcycles that founders say are faster and easier to ride than gas equivalents.
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Of the 86% of precincts reporting, Buttigieg has claimed about 26.7% of state delegate equivalents, which leads Sanders' tally of 25.4%. Sen.
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But even if you're an avid fan of video games, you might never have considered their tabletop equivalents worthy of your time.
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On Thursday, his campaign reportedly expressed concern to the Democratic National Committee that Bernie might be getting too many state delegate equivalents.
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Still, the absence of U.S. giants such as Amazon and Uber has allowed their Iranian equivalents Digikala and Snapp to grow rapidly.
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For a marketplace lending platform, the depositors' equivalents are hedge funds, as well as institutions that securitize and re-sell the loans.
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Acer had cash and cash equivalents of about $31.8 million at end of the March 31, according to its quarterly regulatory filing.
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The group ended 220 with QAR180bn of cash and cash equivalents and a QAR21103bn undrawn revolving credit facility available until January 217.
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Their German equivalents, the benchmark for borrowing costs in the euro zone, hit a 3-1/2-week high of 0.42 percent .
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Lower yields on U.S. sovereign bonds will increase the relative attractiveness of their Japanese equivalents to investors, pushing the currency up further.
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Even though iZettle is a company that has used VC money for growth purposes, it can't be compared to its U.S. equivalents.
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The Calgary-based company's average quarterly production fell to 304,300 barrels of oil equivalents a day (boe/d) from 320,400 boe/d.
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Fitch views MGS's investment policy as prudent, with the majority of assets held in cash and cash equivalents or Turkish treasury bonds.
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As of September 30, Formula One had cash and cash equivalents of $675 million with the sport paying interest of $189 million.
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On an outright basis, 10-year U.S. government bonds are yielding around 1.93 percent against 0.64 percent offered by their French equivalents.
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The price has dropped to about $20143, at least in the developing world, thanks to generic equivalents that were developed in India.
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Other euro zone equivalents rose more, with Italy's up 7 bps at 1.86 percent and Portugal's up 11 bps at 3.90 percent.
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Uber has unrestricted cash and cash equivalents of $12.7 billion, the company reported, up $0.9 billion from the second quarter of 2019.
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They are likely to pick up again, though, as the economics move in favor of WTI-priced oil over Brent-priced equivalents.
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At June 30, 2016, the company's reported cash and cash equivalents totalled $7.2 billion of which $600 million resides in foreign jurisdictions.
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As of March 31, 2017, the company had MXN7.8 billion of cash and cash equivalents and short-term debt of MXN2.9 billion.
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Total production, excluding Libya, was 267,000 barrels of oil equivalents per day (boe/d), down from 282,000 boe/d, a year ago.
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Pro forma cash and equivalents, including cash consideration for the Songa Offshore transaction, is approximately $2 billion as of June 30, 2017.
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Fitch expects Seagate will fund the contribution with available cash and cash equivalents, which were $2.5 billion as of June 30, 2017.
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They are scaled just right, like visual equivalents to poems or diary entries, and surprise with their fast-flowing array of designs.
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Today there are vibrant online ASCII art communities and even machine-learning programs that can automatically convert line drawings into ASCII equivalents.
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But there will be new emphasis on gasoline-engine equivalents, despite significantly higher prices for gasoline compared with diesel fuel in Europe.
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Spain's outstanding 10-year bond yield dropped to a 28-month low of 1.126 percent, pulling Italian and Portuguese equivalents lower too.
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Fitch considers the company's investment portfolio as conservative, with cash, cash equivalents and fixed-income securities forming most of its invested assets.
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The Orchestre Révolutionnaire, which Mr. Gardiner founded in 1989, plays on period instruments that produce earthier tone colors than their modern equivalents.
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" This followed a Tuesday speech in which Putin said Russian military needed to have "the very best equipment — better than foreign equivalents.
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Unlike their genteel, smaller-scale equivalents on Fitzwilliam Square or Merrion Square on the south side of town, they're barely even domestic.
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AMD's cards are noticeably louder than Nvidia's equivalents, and if you value a silent PC, then I can't recommend AMD's cards here.
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The modern-day equivalents of Mr. Belmondo and Ms. Karina, it seemed, were not trophied actors, but amateur short-form video makers.
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Unlike the set number of state delegate equivalents at traditional caucus sites, satellite caucus's state-delegate-equivalent value was determined by turnout.
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That means no matter how high turnout is at a certain traditional precinct, the number of state delegate equivalents remains the same.
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Four years later, all the top candidates (Hillary Clinton, Edwards and winner Barack Obama) gained from initial preferences to statewide delegate equivalents.
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The remaining outlets in the United States are increasingly stocked with Coca-Cola and Chobani yogurt instead of their craft-made equivalents.
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The gap between French and German equivalents, known as the spread, dropped to around 41 basis points, its lowest since early November.
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Wal-Mart reported $6.9 billion in cash and equivalents and $20.9 billion in free cash flow at its year ended Jan. 31.
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Last quarter, the company earned $11.5 billion on sales of $53.3 billion, and reported more than $243 billion in cash and equivalents.
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A candidate needs 15 percent of the state delegate equivalents in a congressional district or statewide to be eligible for pledged delegates.
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A subsequent table shows the number of state delegate equivalents is directly proportional to county delegates, regardless of turnout by satellite caucus.
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Under the Iowa Democratic Party's interpretation of the rules, it would be worth more than 15 times as many state delegate equivalents.
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Each precinct will record the raw totals from the first and second rounds, in addition to what are called state delegate equivalents.
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The only thing missing are equivalents in weight and volume for grated cheeses: "The Baker's Appendix" by Jessica Reed (Clarkson Potter, $18.99).
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Its clearing and custody arm&aposs 3,950-strong client base stands at around half of Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade&aposs equivalents.
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So they used a complicated metric known as "state delegate equivalents" that they began using to report candidate results on caucus night.
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For those that give cash, or their gift card equivalents, figuring out how much to give is one of the biggest challenges.
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Then, Cramer went for fleet-footed players, the market equivalents of six-foot-five wide receivers who aren't afraid of some traffic.
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Strong Liquidity; Access to Funding: CKHH's robust liquidity profile is supported by HKD131bn of reported cash and cash equivalents at end-2015.
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But if you listen to Marks' advice and tune out the crypto space, you'll miss the ICO equivalents of Amazon and Priceline.
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Cash and cash equivalents declined to CHF11033m at end-2015 from CHF1.54bn in 2014 following the repayment of maturing debt during 2015.
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After leading by just three state delegate equivalents, Buttigieg saw his margin reduced to just 0.08 points: The former South Bend, Ind.
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According to Cadesky, a single serving of One Hop's bolognese saves 80 gallons (300 liters) of water compared to meat-based equivalents.
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That QuickType can suggest the emoji equivalents of certain words, and give different suggestions based on which app you're using, is great.
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Denver Gingerich: Sopranica is a project intended to replace all aspects of the existing cell phone network with their freedom-respecting equivalents.
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Prosecutors say the charges have equivalents in German law, though the regional court in Schleswig has questioned whether the rebellion charge is applicable.
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When Cramer studied the gains of Merck, Eli Lilly and Pfizer, he discovered that they simply rose because they were bond market equivalents.
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Qualcomm says that for most things (web surfing, video playback, typical productivity), its Snapdragon 835 chips will perform similarly to their x0003 equivalents.
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In its most recent earnings report, Canopy said it sold 10,102 kilograms of pot and equivalents in the three months ended December 2018.
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The German Social Democratic Party—traditionally a bastion of egalitarianism—has produced a plan to create German equivalents of Harvard, Princeton and Stanford.
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No other Democratic presidential candidates broke the double-digit level in state delegate equivalents in the caucuses, which were marred by technical problems.
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While vote-buying is rarer in richer places, Alagoas's cash-fed web of political alliances has equivalents in other parts of the country.
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The company had a long-term debt of $5.38 billion and cash and cash-equivalents of $342.7 million in the year ended December.
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They are moving to the left, powered by a furious indignation at the rise of the Trumpenproletariat and its equivalents around the world.
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That would cut Norway's output by 229,63 barrels of oil equivalents per day, said NOG, which negotiates on behalf of the energy firms.
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Referring to the milk analogy, Goldstein said that drugs should give you the option to buy them in the pint and gallon equivalents.
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As a result, as lower-level detainees of other nationalities were repatriated or resettled over the years, their Yemeni equivalents remained in Guantánamo.
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Berkshire ended June with $122.4 billion of cash and equivalents, though it spent $2.1 billion in the quarter to repurchase its own stock.
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At the end of the fourth quarter, Sears had $286 million in cash and cash equivalents, compared with $238 million a year earlier.
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Yields had risen away from its peers Belgian and French equivalents in recent weeks on worries around the elections due on Feb. 26.
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They assessed exercise capacity using a standard measurement known as metabolic equivalents (METs) which reflects how much oxygen is consumed during physical activity.
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LIQUIDITY Gap has maintained strong liquidity, with an unused $500 million revolver and cash and cash equivalents of $1.4 billion as of Jan.
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German equivalents, the benchmark for euro zone borrowing, edged up 1 basis point to 0.28 percent, having closed on Wednesday at 13 percent.
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The new box is therefore about 20 euros more than the average triple-play equivalents offered by Iliad's rivals, including market leader Orange.
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Meanwhile, the yield on Italy's 10-year bond rose 1.6 bps to 2.24 percent, pushing the spread over German equivalents to 190 bps.
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Martin does like to embed legends from each continent into the reality of his world's equivalents, like the dragons in Westeros and Essos.
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Portuguese 20.43-year yields, rose 6 basis points to 3.00 percent, pulling the gap with German equivalents to the widest since Oct. 2014.
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Dedrone CEO and founder Jörg Lamprecht says no matter what laws are enacted by the FAA or its foreign equivalents, his business benefits.
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All three are far cheaper than iPhone equivalents, but, interestingly for Xiaomi, the range is more expensive that the company's usual flagship prices.
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Another puzzler is that Fast Retailing now reports 789 billion yen($7.1 billion) of cash and equivalents, up 69 percent in a year.
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Tether has said it has sufficient reserves, though it added in March that its tokens were backed by both currency and "cash equivalents".
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Rolling stock factories in Asia are 60 per cent under-used, with their European and North American equivalents 40 per cent under capacity.
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It is worth pausing to think about what the equivalents might be for other ethnic groups — for minorities less marginalized than Native Americans.
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But afterward many of us agreed that we had experienced something much stranger and more profound than a successful search for verbal equivalents.
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The company had $182 million in cash and equivalents at the end of the fourth quarter, down from $286 million a year earlier.
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As custodian for the funds, Brown Brothers Harriman would oversee investment assets and cash equivalents as well as prepare and make regulatory filings.
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A research team from Harvard, Northwestern and the University of California, Los Angeles, looked at brand-name drugs that also had generic equivalents.
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Still, the creation of these new drugs has inspired a few experimental attempts to substitute them for equivalents that are even more expensive.
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The latest BloombergNEF analysis predicts that the "crossover point," when electric vehicles become less expensive than combustion-engine equivalents, will begin in 2022.
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Their stomping ground, Ryme City, incorporates elements of London, Tokyo and New York but makes them all look like their theme-park equivalents.
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The markets also consistently underrated Pete Buttigieg, giving him only an 73 percent chance of winning the most state delegate equivalents in Iowa.
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Bernie Sanders in Iowa with the most state delegate equivalents after a recount of select caucus sites, the Iowa Democratic Party reported Thursday.
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Given this history, it's certainly close enough to believe that things could really change from the initial preference vote to statewide delegate equivalents.
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The latest data from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate showed the Maria field produced 23,400 barrels of oil equivalents per day (boed) in July.
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The pledged delegate count is awarded based on the number of state delegate equivalents won by each candidate statewide and by congressional district.
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His American equivalents might include Chris Pratt and Ryan Reynolds, but he hasn't played superheroes, and any swagger his characters possess is unearned.
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Dangerzone allows you to open sketchy documents—PDFs, Word docs, PowerPoints, and their LibreOffice and OpenOffice equivalents, as well as picture formats like .
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Hundreds of state delegate equivalents, the metric the party uses to determine delegates for the national convention, were at stake in these precincts.
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No matter how the vote unfolds, one thing remains an open (and important) question: How many delegate equivalents will satellite caucuses count for?
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But the margin between Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Sanders — 2887 percent and 363 percent, respectively, of the state's delegate equivalents — is unusually slim.
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The United Front comprises two organs, which are often poorly understood outside China because there are no equivalents for them in the West.
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He highlighted the fact that he is the only Democratic hopeful to defeat Sanders (in the share of state delegate equivalents in Iowa).
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The only equivalents I can think of are three-dimensional computer graphics, perhaps theoretical models of a black hole or an imploding galaxy.
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British retailer Co-op has unveiled plans to ban single use plastics and replace roughly 2021 million plastic bags with environmentally friendly equivalents.
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The company had $182 million in cash and equivalents at the end of the fourth quarter, down from $286 million one year earlier.
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Four of the eight semantically paired Spanish words have appeared in The New York Times Crossword puzzle more often than their English equivalents.
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Money-market funds and others, known as stable value funds, act as cash equivalents; they provide small and steady returns, along with principal protection.
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Investments remain prudent and liquid, with cash and cash equivalents accounting for 72.3% of invested assets at end-9M15, comfortably supporting its insurance claims.
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Official Saudi media presented the jihadist Zahrani and the Shi'ite Nimr as equivalents - "inciters of violence and terrorism" as Sunday morning newspapers described them.
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Emerging market bond funds lost $32.6 billion, of which $13.6 billion came out of hard-currency funds and $12.6 billion from local currency equivalents.
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The former Maryland governor, who suspended his campaign on Monday night, earned 7.68 state delegate equivalents, more than the difference between Clinton and Sanders.
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Because it's a bond market equivalent and people don't like to buy bond market equivalents when the stock market is actually going up. Why?
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With very latest high-tech and battery powered models, you'll find they work as well or even better than their old, gas-powered equivalents.
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Buttigieg's campaign said that its request would give it an additional 14 state delegate equivalents, while Sanders's request would net him an additional six.
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The reason Buttigieg has the tiny lead he does is because of the byzantine formula the state party uses to calculate state delegate equivalents.
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In several precincts, there are cases in which the candidate who got the most votes didn't end up with the most state delegate equivalents.
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The deal is expected to go well with Italian 30-year yields offering the biggest premium to German equivalents seen for about five months.
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The big American airlines used to compete only with their European equivalents—the likes of Lufthansa, Air France and British Airways—on transatlantic flights.
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The five themes on his radar for the second half of the year were: bond market equivalents, takeovers, internet of things, retail and oil.
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Cramer shared five themes on his radar for the second half of the year: bond market equivalents, takeovers, internet of things, retail and oil.
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Reported cash and cash equivalents, excluding other liquid assets, were HKD150 billion at 5003H17 (1H16: HKD154 billion), and debt maturities are also well-laddered.
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Italy's 10-year government bond yields were flat on the day at 2.3 percent while Portuguese equivalents were down 1.5 bps at 4.23 percent.
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The LME's own complex physically deliverable suite of products has never traded while the CME's cash-settled equivalents have gone from strength to strength.
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As of year's end 2018, SNC-Lavalin reported a total backlog of C$14.9 billion and had $634.1 million of cash and cash equivalents.
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In honor of Lovelace, take a look ahead at how images of women in tech from the 1900s compare to their modern day equivalents.
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Only a few thousand popular vote totals had trickled in, though most news organizations were waiting on state delegate equivalents to declare a winner.
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With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Buttigieg holds the narrowest of leads with 26.2 percent of the state delegate equivalents over Sanders's 26.1 percent.
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Government agencies like the NSA, US Cyber Command, and their foreign equivalents also keep some vulnerabilities secret for their own present and future use.
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These banks have large portfolios of conventional credit card and personal loan facilities, but sharia-compliant equivalents are needed to retain customers, he said.
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PC tethered smartglasses that require more computing power could remain more expensive, enterprise-focused and have smaller installed bases than their mobile tethered equivalents.
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Outlook and Office have been greatly improved over the Windows Phone 8.1 equivalents, and Cortana is now aligned with the desktop Windows 10 version.
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Prescriptions are measured by morphine milligram equivalents, which uses morphine as a baseline to measure the equivalent prescribed opioid, which may be more powerful.
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Chrysaor has an option to increase its stake to 35 percent in the discovery estimated to hold 16-51 million barrels of oil equivalents.
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Western equivalents such as Facebook Live and Twitter's Periscope are in effect blocked in China; homegrown apps have much greater traction as a result.
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While Estonia's CDU focuses on technical hacks, governments must also contend with their social media equivalents—disinformation, fake news, leaks, and hateful internet comments.
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Additionally, some foreign markets — like European high yield — are not as liquid as than their US equivalents, making them more vulnerable to losses. 4.
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Reported cash and cash equivalents, excluding other liquid assets, were HKD150 billion at 1H17 (103H16: HKD154 billion), and debt maturities are also well-laddered.
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Nevertheless, the OECD found last year that full-time employed women with a college degree earned, on average, 26% less than their male equivalents.
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Sales volumes from these assets totaled about 470 million cubic feet per day of natural gas equivalents at the end of the third quarter.
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Deniers, who today clearly feel more emboldened than ever before, are not the equivalents of flat-earth theorists, nor are they just plain loonies.
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Ultimately, Republican-appointed judges declared a constitutional right to marriage, sweeping away the Defense of Marriage Act and all of its state-based equivalents.
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Cash and cash equivalents declined to CHF452m at end-2016 from CHF1.54bn in 2014 following the repayment of maturing debt during 2015 and 2016.
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Reported cash and cash equivalents, excluding other liquid assets, were HKD150 billion at 1H17 (1H16: HKD103 billion), and debt maturities are also well-laddered.
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The software giant is holding about $2.33 billion in cash, equivalents and short-term investments, almost all of which is held by foreign subsidiaries.
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In the beginning, Linux was still very experimental and didn't offer equivalents for many of the standard programs found on Windows PCs or Macs.
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Analog, although more cumbersome and costly than its digital equivalents, provides a richness of experience that is unparalleled with anything delivered through a screen.
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There's a rich library of music and movie titles available on the high-grade and laser disc medium, at prices lower than videotape equivalents.
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They advise doctors to prescribe opioids to new patients only for a short time, and with a daily dose below 22018 morphine milligram equivalents.
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The United States would have to slowly shift its supply chains away from China and it would need to wind down the Chinese equivalents.
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Then let's consider: ■ Dell had about $11.7 billion in cash and equivalents at the end of its third fiscal quarter, which ended Nov. 3.
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Elizabeth Warren, then Biden: There are a bunch of numbers here, but the most consequential in the long term are the state delegate equivalents.
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It does not reflect the final caucus result, which is used to calculate the state delegate equivalents that a candidate is expected to win.
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The "state delegate equivalents" are the estimated number of delegates candidates have won to the state convention based on their results in each precinct.
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"They will only concern products that have equivalents on the Russian market and will not have a negative effect on macroeconomic indicators," he said.
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Notably, there are dozens of precincts where there is a discrepancy between the final preference vote and the number of state delegate equivalents allotted.
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If the specific errors Mr. Sanders's campaign claimed were all verified, he would net about six state delegate equivalents, moving him into first place.
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Then each precinct will release what are called state delegate equivalents, basically a number that indicates who gets the delegates at the national convention.
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Questions have also been raised about the methods the party used to assign state delegate equivalents to satellite caucus locations within each congressional district.
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When new tests refined their observations, the researchers learned that gravity has a significant effect on the grasshopper equivalents of blood pressure and breathing.
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The recanvass narrowed the gap between Buttigieg and Sanders in the count of State Delegate Equivalents, or the traditional method of declaring a winner.
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I would picture everything that was happening in her life, and I found that they had visual equivalents in the paintings I've always loved.
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So when Hillary Clinton "beat" Sanders 21 percent to 2677 percent in the 13 caucuses, those percentages were of state delegate equivalents, not votes.
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So, backing up: Remember that the key metric on caucus night that Iowa Democrats have tracked in years past is called state delegate equivalents.
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When you hear "state delegate equivalents," remember that Iowans are, for the first time, voting to allocate delegates to the national convention in Milwaukee.
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The new policy is a major change for Berkshire, where Buffett has faced pressure to deploy more than $108 billion of cash and equivalents.
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The Spanish government's 229-year borrowing costs as well as their risk premium over German equivalents are lower than where they started the year.
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Preliminary estimates show the discovery west of Heidrun field to hold between 6.3 million and 12.6 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalents, it added.
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Mostly barred from the party-controlled mainstream media, they take to the Chinese equivalents of Facebook and Twitter to find allies and shame oppressors.
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" Looking for more contemporary equivalents, Marker touches down in Cape Verde and Japan, countries that figured in his best-known film essay, "Sans Soleil.
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Mean SAT scores for the class of 2018 were 567 in reading and writing and 571 in math; statewide equivalents were 534 and 534.
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The result is Shapereader, a system of tactile ideograms, or "tactigrams:" haptic equivalents for objects, actions, feelings, characters, and other features of any story.
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North Korea is estimated to possess anywhere from 10 to 25 nuclear weapon "equivalents," intelligence analyst speak for acknowledging North Korea as a nuclear power.
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" The Verge, however, points out one concerning element of this categorization: There are no male equivalents; no "boxers" or "briefs" folders as counterparts to "brassiere.
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That's despite the fact that it is estimated to have more than $260 billion in cash and cash equivalents, including money parked in overseas accounts.
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The Associated Press and other media organizations will declare the winner in Iowa based on the number of State Delegate Equivalents received by each candidate.
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Are the Yelp ratings generally a proxy for pricing, or did you come across lower-cost restaurants that were rated higher than more costly equivalents?
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They also make the service some degree cheaper than the equivalents for Xbox and PlayStation, although Nintendo has traditionally offered up online services for free.
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This experiment did not, however, tell Dr Miller where the particles were going and how they (or, rather, their carbon equivalents) can cause heart problems.
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French 10-year government bond yields initially rose while ultra-safe German equivalents dipped, taking the gap between the two close to six-week highs.
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Sanders's campaign has already flagged several potential issues to the state party that it says cost the Vermont senator a handful of state delegate equivalents.
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The way the instruments were formed and constructed in that period make them much more distinct from one another than their more powerful modern equivalents.
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Didi amassed $10 billion in cash and equivalents last year, but the deal yields more ammunition as it prepares to challenge Uber and Alphabet Inc.
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It uses an approach called vertical farming, which is also popular with those growing salad vegetables in cities, in the modern equivalents of market gardens.
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Cash and equivalents currently make up the greatest portion of the fund — 46.5 percent — while corporate bonds also have a considerable share, according to Morningstar.
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German 10-year yields fell 4.7 basis points to 0.13 percent, a 10-month low, and their U.S. equivalents fell 5.7 bps to 1.69 percent.
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The new color E Ink displays will be just as low-power as their monochromatic equivalents, and just as legible, even in low-light conditions.
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Hua Han's reported cash and equivalents of HKD173bn at end-December 217 are sufficient to meet its capex needs and payments to all its creditors.
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It pointed out that Twitter was de-listing prominent conservatives like DTJ's spokesman and the Republican Party chair from search, but not their Democrat equivalents.
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Tempered expectations for Trump's spending plans weighed on European bond yields which edged lower, tracking U.S. equivalents, after the collapse of the second healthcare bill.
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But actually getting some serious iCloud-based work done on Windows is another matter, not least because none of Apple's major apps have Windows equivalents.
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According to ZDNet, Kapersky filed the antitrust complaint solely with the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia, and not with their equivalents in the European Union.
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The braille equivalents of e-readers can cost thousands to display a sentence or two at a time — but of course kids don't need that.
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Now, the state Democratic Party will be releasing all three metrics: the raw votes from the first and final alignments, and the state delegate equivalents.
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The yield spread between Italian bonds and their German equivalents narrowed further on expectations Rome will reach a compromise with Brussels over its 2019 budget.
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Target-date mutual funds are managed by professional advisers who adjust the mix of stocks, bonds and cash equivalents based on the selected time frame.
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Spanish 10-year yields rose less than a basis point to 1.28 basis point, again outperforming Italian equivalents, which rose 2 bps to 1.32 percent.
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The company so far estimates recoverable resources of between 200 million and 500 million barrels of oil equivalents, but this is still a preliminary number.
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An upcoming episode of CNBC's "The Filthy Rich Guide " compares the net worths of billionaire Bill Gates and actor Scott Baio to their gold equivalents.
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Husky's average quarterly production fell 9.2% to 268,400 barrels of oil equivalents a day in the reported quarter as the company complied with the curtailments.
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The ride-sharing investment barely dents Apple's war chest, which stood at $232.9 billion in cash and cash equivalents as of its most recent earnings.
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The new system will allow, but not oblige, the EU's 28 member states to align VAT rates on e-publications to those of printed equivalents.
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Madrid's benchmark yields hit 0.944 percent and were at the tightest spread all year to German equivalents at 112 basis points, according to Tradeweb data.
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At the end of its last business year that ended on March 31, Takeda had 438 billion yen ($3.79 billion) in cash and cash equivalents.
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The fields sold had daily output of 54,20173 barrels of oil equivalents in 2016, while Exxon's remaining Norwegian stakes yielded about 170,000 barrels per day.
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In fiscal year 2018, Walgreens filled a total of 1.1 billion prescriptions, adjusted to 30 day equivalents, according to the company's most recent SEC filing.
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Apple's mound of cash and cash equivalents continued to scrape the cloudline this quarter, coming in at $268.9 billion in the company's quarterly earnings report.
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German bond yields - an indication of government borrowing costs - dropped to record lows while equivalents in Spain, Italy and Portugal shot to multi-month highs.
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Prescriptions, which had more than quadrupled from 180 morphine milligram equivalents per-capita in 1999 to 782 in 2010, were down to 640 in 2015.
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How to measure it: Once you set your goal, keep a daily journal of your fruit and vegetable servings, which are measured in cup equivalents.
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You can find modern equivalents of that video everywhere on social media, evidence of actors filming themselves making unexpected moves in crowds of real people.
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Even when brand-name drugs have no generic equivalents, the medicines in the British system cost a small fraction of what they cost in America.
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They might save money on fuel, but they tend to cost significantly more than gas-powered equivalents — even after you factor in generous government subsidies.
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These bionic limbs have become so advanced that many believe they will start to become superior to their biological equivalents within the next five years.
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Researchers have done studies comparing the quality of drugs purchased online from Canadian pharmacies with their US equivalents, and found they're pretty much the same.
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Irvington High School's 2017 mean SAT scores were 619 in evidence-based reading and writing and 625 in math; statewide equivalents were 528 and 523.
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And when Hillary Clinton "beat" Sanders 49.84 percent to 49.59 percent in the 2016 caucuses, those percentages were also of state delegate equivalents, not votes.
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Whitty's translation, though careful, can exacerbate this sense of dissonance; she sometimes strains to find plausible English equivalents for colloquialisms, creating jarring shifts in register.
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In this riveting fever dream of a play, which opened on Wednesday night, the three characters we meet are the human equivalents of caged songbirds.
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French bonds outperformed higher-rated euro zone equivalents, with 10-year yields falling 5 bps to a seven-month low of just under 0.60 percent.
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I believe that our ability to create history, to transcend generations via our extraordinary prosthetic equivalents of memory, is the most remarkable thing about us.
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Friday's solid jobs number cemented the case for a rise in U.S. interest rates this week that will long predate any rise in European equivalents.
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Everything is crafted by hand in the U.S. and generally comes in at about a 30 percent discount to mined diamond equivalents, the company says.
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Portugal's bonds outperformed others in the euro zone on Monday, with benchmark German equivalents edging down 1 bps to minus 0.06 percent, according to Tradeweb.
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High-net-worth households keep 27.3 percent of their portfolios in cash or cash equivalents, according to the Capgemini World Wealth Report published last year.
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Given the slim lead Mr. Buttigieg now holds over Mr. Sanders in state delegate equivalents, a full accounting of these inconsistencies could alter the outcome.
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This includes more than 15 cases in which a candidate received fewer state delegate equivalents than another despite receiving more votes in the final alignment.
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The recanvass drastically narrowed Pete Buttigieg's small lead over Senator Bernie Sanders in state delegate equivalents: Mr. Buttigieg now has 563.207 to Mr. Sanders's 563.127.
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If the errors Mr. Buttigieg's campaign alleged were all verified, Mr. Buttigieg would expand his lead over Mr. Sanders by about 14 state delegate equivalents.
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If the results are otherwise accurate — and they may not be — with 97 percent of precincts reporting, Mr. Buttigieg leads by 3.42 state delegate equivalents.
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He currently leads in the popular vote, though not in the count of "state delegate equivalents" that most news outlets use to declare a victor.
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If the errors Mr. Sanders's campaign reported were all verified, he would net about six state delegate equivalents, which would move him into first place.
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But if the errors Mr. Buttigieg's campaign reported were all verified, he would expand his lead over Mr. Sanders by about 229 state delegate equivalents.
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His campaign argued that the state delegate equivalents could be misleading because of the wide variance in the size and demographics of each voting precinct.
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The company reported cash and equivalents and short-term investments of about ARS1.6 billion compared to short-term debt of ARS155 million as of Sept.
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The traditional metric for determining who wins is the state delegate equivalents, since, after all, the Democratic nomination contest is a competition to win delegates.
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Berkshire ended June with about $99.7 billion of cash and equivalents, plus large investments in shares of Kraft Heinz, Wells Fargo, Apple, and Coca-Cola.
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The goal is not simply to replace American and European software and operating systems with Chinese equivalents, but the hardware they run on as well.
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Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire ended September with roughly $109 billion of cash and equivalents and is expected to report year-end totals later this month.
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LIQUIDITY Strong Liquidity: Orange had EUR7.9 billion of cash and cash equivalents at end-2016 and has access to EUR6.3 billion of undrawn revolving lines.
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Head counts are converted to a proportional number of county convention delegates, which are then converted to "state delegate equivalents," which then determine the win.
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Eighty percent said they used cash and cash equivalents and 212% use mutual funds, with 221% expecting to increase their use and 244% to decrease it.
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Meanwhile, German equivalents were a tad lower when European markets opened on Wednesday but within sight of 13-month highs struck just over a week ago.
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The money in the savings account would most likely be in liquid, stable cash equivalents so that it could easily be liquidated without risk to principal.
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Apple, for example, said last year its $186.9 billion in cash and cash equivalents held by foreign subsidiaries were "generally based in U.S. dollar-denominated holdings".
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Buffett: No. Quick: Warren, in terms of how much money you have in cash equivalents, the annual letter that you just wrote laid out $86 billion.
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According to Monday's complaint, Valeant steered patients and doctors away from generic equivalents and toward its branded drugs through a network of pharmacies linked to Philidor.
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The operator says that prices for its 25G plans will be the same as their 24G equivalents, and will announce the new price plans next week.
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Equinor's quarterly oil and gas production was 2.18 million barrels of oil equivalents per day (boepd), slightly ahead of a 2.16 million forecast in the poll.
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Buttigieg, who would be the first openly gay U.S. president if elected, had 26.2% of state delegate equivalents, the data traditionally reported to determine the winner.
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Buttigieg has been declared the winner statewide because, although Sanders earned more votes in both initial preference and after realignments, Buttigieg earned more state-delegate equivalents.
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Before the American presidential election both the MSCI emerging-stockmarket index and JP Morgan's emerging-market bond index had outperformed their developed-world equivalents this year.
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Buttigieg, the moderate 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, had 26.8% of state delegate equivalents, the data traditionally reported to determine the winner.
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Analysts forecast a tipping point when the cost of battery electric vehicles will reach parity with combustion-engined equivalents between 2020 and 2030, Barclays analysts say.
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The company claims that its pre-order customers wanted a wider focal length, and are changing the zoom range to 28-150mm optical zoom equivalents instead.
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However, the device was approved under a "New Drug Application" by the Food and Drug Administration, has patent protection and has no FDA-recognized therapeutic equivalents.
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In fact, while the full versions of apps still have more downloads, their "lite" equivalents are seeing a higher rate of adoption, according to Sensor Tower.
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"It is anticipated that in excess of 2,13 positions (full time equivalents) may be affected," it continued, adding the final number was subject to formal consultation.
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This is the largest commitment for use of RNG to date by any company in the U.S., covering 22.5 to 25 million-gallon equivalents per year.
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At the end of the third quarter Microsoft had almost $136 billion in cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments, including $2 billion in equity investments.
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Fitch-adjusted cash and cash equivalents, which exclude reported other liquid assets of HKD6 billion, were HKD156 billion at 2016, and debt maturities are well-laddered.
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Overall, the IWSR report found total beverage alcohol consumption growth domestically last year was down less than 26.4 percent, when measured in nine-liter case equivalents.
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The yield on Finland's 10-year bond fell 3 basis points to minus 0.023 percent on Tuesday, as other euro zone equivalents fell 3-4 bps.
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The portfolio includes four discoveries with net recoverable resources of 83 million barrels oil equivalents based on estimates from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD), it added.
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Climate-harming emissions in Europe's biggest economy fell 22 percent last year to 2760 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO24.8) equivalents, according to preliminary UBA data.
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SEC had KRW73.2trn of cash and equivalents as of end-June 2016, sufficient to cover KRW12.3trn of total debt - which is mostly a trade-finance facility.
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U.S. 10-year yields dropped as much as 4 basis points on Wednesday to 2.29 percent while German equivalents were 2 bps lower at 0.41 percent.
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In the company's most recent quarterly earnings report, Canopy said it sold 10,102 kilograms (10.1 tons) of pot and pot equivalents in October through December alone.
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Today Australia benefits from a growing number of Chinese consumers, who buy Australian food products that are widely seen as safer than their home-grown equivalents.
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Italy's 22-year bond yield was up 8 basis points at 2.31 percent IT10YT=TWEB, its highest since July 2015, and 186 bps above German equivalents.
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Berkshire said it had previously classified such Treasury bills as cash equivalents, noting that they are highly liquid and not that sensitive to interest-rate changes.
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PR's liquidity buffer as of 30 September 2017 was sound, with cash and cash equivalents of RUB16.9 billion, which fully covers debt due in 2017-2020.
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As a concurrent show at the National Gallery, "Drawing in Tintoretto's Venice," makes plain, he went whole hog on pictorial equivalents to the sculpture of Michelangelo.
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The campaign includes a well to appraise Equinor's Verbier discovery, currently estimated to hold between 25 and 130 million barrels of oil equivalents, the company added.
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The quality of the CEA's investment portfolio is very high, consisting solely of cash and equivalents, U.S. Treasury securities and commercial paper at year-end 2016.
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Its quarterly oil and gas production was 2.18 million barrels of oil equivalents per day (boepd), slightly ahead of a 2.16 million forecast in the poll.
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Cycling's equivalents of the Zapruder film are online videos that show unusual patterns of bike changes that precede or follow exceptional bursts of speed by riders.
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On Tuesday, acting OPM Director Beth Cobert tried to convince lawmakers to provide $37 million to migrate the agency from older machines over to modern equivalents.
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There are Linux equivalents of everything from Microsoft Office to Adobe's Photoshop, and popular applications such as Spotify usually offer a Linux version of their software.
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"It is anticipated that in excess of 2,000 positions (full time equivalents) may be affected," it continued, adding the final number was subject to formal consultation.
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Daimler said that by 2025, the purchasing cost of electric cars would likely reach parity with combustion equivalents, which could accelerate migration to battery powered vehicles.
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Earnest, dour politicians like Yariv Levin and Ze'ev Elkin make up the maximalist camp of the party, its rough equivalents of Ted Cruz and Darrell Issa.
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EpiPen is approved under a New Drug Application (NDA) by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has patent protection, and has no FDA-approved therapeutic equivalents.
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The whole dumb episode is an opportunity for the National Park Service to dump dozens of place names that are the linguistic equivalents of Confederate statues.
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That is a lot of ifs, and I do not mean to suggest that Mr. Trump's fall is inevitable — nor that of his equivalents in Europe.
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And that's a good thing — because even if Canadian cities are safer than their equivalents in the United States, this country still has a gun problem.
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Wetherspoon has replaced some products in its pubs that traditionally come from EU countries with domestic equivalents or from other countries, such stocking English sparkling wine.
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Debts and liabilities amounted to 81.2 billion Norwegian crowns ($13 billion) at the end of 2019, while cash and cash equivalents stood at 3.1 billion crowns.
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Debts and liabilities amounted to 81.2 billion Norwegian crowns ($153 billion) at the end of 2019, while cash and cash equivalents stood at 3.1 billion crowns.
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Hendrick Hudson High School's 2017 mean SAT scores were 577 in evidence-based reading and writing and 19543 in math; statewide equivalents were 528 and 523.
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Apple wrapped calendar 2019 with cash, equivalents and various types of marketable securities worth $207 billion, while its debt load appeared to land around $118 billion.
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The numbers can be fractions; for instance, in Polk County, which includes Des Moines, Bernie Sanders received 106.88 state delegate equivalents based on the initial results.
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The recent study by the Berkeley Research Group analyses the cashflow and supply chain of brand-name prescription medications without generic equivalents between 2013 and 2018.
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The average price-to-book among European banks is just shy of 1, versus around 1.6 for U.S. equivalents, albeit with a lower return on equity.
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It's not the most ridiculous gamble, either, considering our real-world equivalents, like the supposedly neutral Swiss banks, were happy to take Nazi money during WWII.
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The effort to close Telegram has knocked out countless other sites, including some top websites, like Yandex and Vkontakte, the Russian equivalents of Google and Facebook.
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Essentially, these were requests for the state party to check the calculations precinct leaders had done to convert each candidate's supporter totals into state delegate equivalents.
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The winner of the Iowa Democratic caucus might come down to one not-so-simple question: How many state delegate equivalents does a satellite caucus get?
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The Times, too, will base the winner of the Iowa caucuses on state delegate equivalents, though our results pages and coverage will report all three numbers.
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If a candidate gets the most votes but not the most state delegate equivalents, he or she will surely try to claim victory, with good reason.
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According to an April report by the AARP, the price of commonly used generic drugs are on average 18 times cheaper than their brand-name equivalents.
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At the end of June, the company had gross debt totaling about 5.5 billion reais ($13 billion) and about 270 million reais in cash and equivalents.
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The company ended 1HFY17 (end-September 2017) with USD1.5bn of readily available cash and cash equivalents with its next bond maturity of USD700m due July 2017.
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Mean SAT scores for the 2018 graduating class were 558 in evidence-based reading and writing and 19303 in math; statewide equivalents were 534 and 534.
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There are few equivalents of primary elections in Europe, and so it is generally the leaders of strong, hierarchical party organizations that pick candidates for office.
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Benchmark German Bund yields were pinned near 0.29 percent, with the spread to French equivalents at one stage around 84 bps - the biggest gap since late 2012.
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But when it declares Maajid Nawaz, the Family Research Council, Ben Carson and Charles Murray as moral equivalents of the Klan, it loses all integrity and credibility.
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He said he would be happier if Berkshire had $30 billion of cash and equivalents, not the $108.6 billion it reported holding at the end of March.
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NET LOSS OF EUR 10.7 MILLION YEAR AGO) * CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS AT SEPT 30 EUR 21.6 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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On the district's 2017 fourth-grade state assessments, 47 percent met English standards and 53 percent met math standards; statewide equivalents were 41 percent and 43 percent.
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Bernie Sanders narrowly leading Mayor Pete Buttigieg in the popular vote and statistically tied in state-delegate equivalents (SDEs), the metric usually used to determine the winner.
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Steyer has received less than 1 percent of the total state delegate equivalents in the Iowa caucuses with 92 percent of precincts reporting as of Wednesday night.
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The SEC is also proposing to add to Form N-PORT a new requirement that funds and other registrants report their holdings of cash and cash equivalents.
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Lundin's production for the second quarter stood at 77,500 barrels of oil equivalents per day (boepd), down from 81,2012 boepd in the same quarter a year ago.
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Of that amount, KRW3.1 trillion was short-term debt, which was well covered by cash and equivalents of KRW2.7 trillion and unused committed lines of KRW800 billion.
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We consider a portion of that stash to be untouchable, having pledged to always hold at least $2114.75 billion in cash equivalents to guard against external calamities.
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If you're watching television at home or following the returns on websites like POLITICO, you'll see a winner proclaimed based on the traditional metric: state delegate equivalents.
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Financial income more than doubled from the third quarter, reflecting a decision to increase cash and equivalents in light of the central bank's recent interest rate cuts.
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The ratings could also be downgraded if debt and equivalents rise above 2.5x of operating revenue or if the preferential payment mechanism protecting financial lenders is removed.
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Rising benchmark Treasury yields, used as a global yardstick for interest rates on everything from home loans to corporate bonds, dragged euro zone equivalents higher once more.
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One requires employers with 22 or more employees who work 1095 or more hours per week — considered "full-time equivalents" — to offer those workers affordable health insurance.
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Note here that while the law does not treat non-dependent children as the equivalent of their parents, it does treat spouses as equivalents of each other.
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The interest rate premium investors receive for holding dollar 10-year government bonds instead of their equivalents rose to its highest since the end of March overnight.
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The yield on 10-year gilts, which moves inversely to price, has dropped by a quarter over the past year while German and U.S. equivalents have risen.
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In the United States, Social Security or Medicare are perhaps the closest equivalents, but neither of them is a sacrosanct provision written into the nation's founding documents.
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In his annual shareholder letter, Buffett said Berkshire has about $86 billion of cash and equivalents, roughly triple the $28 billion shown on the cash flow statement.
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But they could signal a growing momentum for similar proposals across Europe that would align European maximum speed limits more with their, on average, lower U.S. equivalents.
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Their real-life equivalents would probably (and justifiably) sock you in the jaw, or else combust spontaneously from being subjected to yet another patronizing, cast-iron cliché.
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The buybacks began in part because of Buffett's inability to make a major acquisition, a significant reason Berkshire ended 2018 with $111.9 billion of cash and equivalents.
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Spanish and Italian 10-year bond yields fell 5 bps to 1.51 percent and 1.40 percent, respectively, while Portuguese equivalents shed 6 bps to hit 3.28 percent.
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Pacific Sunwear, which has posted annual losses since 2008, had long-term debt of $97 million and cash and cash equivalents of $11.3 million as of October.
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Treasurys fit into the equation because much of that overseas money is held in cash, cash equivalents or short-term investments — a category that includes government debt.
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As of March 30, 2019, the company had cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments of $2.8 million, compared to $1.5 million as of December 31, 2018.
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In a presentation detailing fourth-quarter results, Petrobras said cash and equivalents are expected at $19 billion by year-end, compared with about $22 billion last year.
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German 10-year yields were close to their lowest levels this year at 0.23 percent, while Irish and Portuguese equivalents fell to one-month lows on Thursday.
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Mean SAT scores for Shepaug Valley's 2017 graduating class were 559 in evidence-based reading and writing and 547 in math; statewide equivalents were 530 and 16.33.
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Setting aside concerns about potential hacking, campaign staff and local officials were also concerned about the 10 percent cap of state delegate equivalents for virtual caucus participants.
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That is in line with the broader online shopping sector in China, but lower than the 12-15 percent average on U.S. or European equivalents, he added.
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Ms. Minaj's "Queen" came in second by a fair margin — 24,000 equivalents, which, like "Astroworld," included about 78,000 sales of complete albums, but just 129 million streams.
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Mean SAT scores for the 255 graduating class were 564 in critical reading, 567 in math and 570 in writing; statewide equivalents were 489, 501 and 477.
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Mean SAT scores for the graduating class of 2017 were 575 in evidence-based reading and writing and 550 in math; statewide equivalents were 524 and 19153.
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Though he downplayed state delegate equivalents in that press conference, his campaign made a concerted push to get people out to the possibly delegate-rich satellite caucuses.
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Before Iowa, Betfair, and competitor PredictIt gave Pete Buttigieg only an 8 percent chance of winning the most state delegate equivalents (which he did, pending a recanvass).
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Mean SAT scores for the district's 2019 graduating class were 473 in evidence-based reading and writing and 551 in math; statewide equivalents were 531 and 533.
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Total liquidity stands at 14.6 billion dirhams, including 4.0 billion dirhams in cash and cash equivalents and 10.6 billion dirhams of undrawn credit facilities, the company said.
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Amazon, which reported $12.5 billion in cash and equivalents and a free cash flow of $10.2 billion in the year ended March 31, has plenty to spend.
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It is worth noting that this is the way it works in typical (nonsatellite) precincts: The number of state delegate equivalents is directly proportionate to county delegates.
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Multiple counties have reported a different number of state delegate equivalents than they were supposed to have, even though all precincts in the county have been tallied.
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From vegan footwear to recycled denim and organic toothpaste, the offer to consumers is growing — but such items are often more expensive than their non-sustainable equivalents.
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Nasional Re's investment mix is prudent and highly liquid, with cash equivalents and fixed-income instruments accounting for around 0003% of its invested asset as end-2015.
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One expert urged the government to publish an official list of patented drugs and their generic equivalents along with prices so everybody could see what they cost.
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In contrast, Admiral has a conservative investment strategy with most invested assets allocated to short-term fixed income instruments, money market funds and cash and cash-equivalents.
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Due to start production in late 2019, the Sverdrup field holds an estimated 2-3 billion barrels of oil equivalents, the largest found off Norway in decades.
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The conglomerate also ended the quarter with roughly $2250 billion of cash, equivalents and Treasury bills, a record sum and enough for one or more major acquisitions.
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A big part of the single-use plastic ban is an expectation that people will carry non-plastic equivalents, such as metal straws and utensils, with them.
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The company maintained a stable level of liquid assets, with cash equivalents and fixed-income securities making up more than 75% of its investment portfolio at end-2015.
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We'll focus here on a Mac OSX utility called launchd, but will make sure to nod to the Windows and Unix equivalents, which shouldn't be all that different.
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The liquidity cushion is reasonable: at end-3Q17, liquid assets (mainly cash and equivalents, but also a portion of unencumbered securities) covered around 45% of Cartu's total deposits.
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The spread between 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds and their Chinese equivalents was at 51.9 basis points, a narrowing of 30.5 basis points since the end of May.
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WARREN BUFFETT: No. BECKY QUICK: Warren, in terms of how much money you have in cash equivalents, the annual letter that you just wrote laid out $86 billion.
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Indicating heightened worries over the French elections, the gap between French 10-year government bond yields and their low-risk German equivalents was at its widest since November.
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German 10-year bond yields — the euro zone benchmark — fell 2 basis points (bps) to 0.26 percent, while most other euro zone equivalents were down 2-3 bps.
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Liquidity has been under pressure recently and currently is considered low, with cash & equivalents and investments representing 17% of total financial liabilities showing a decline from previous years.
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The Food and Drug Administration reviews applications for novel drugs more quickly than its European and Canadian equivalents, according to a 2012 New England Journal of Medicine study.
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Impossible Foods, a Californian firm, has deconstructed hamburgers, to work out what gives them their texture and flavour—and then either found or grown botanical equivalents to these.
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What they're releasing: The traditional measure (and the one the Associated Press and most big news organizations are going to use) is the third number — state delegate equivalents.
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Separately, the Buttigieg campaign also requested a recanvass, arguing that the former South Bend mayor will retain the lead in state delegate equivalents after any adjustments are made.
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By 2017, the top 1% of providers prescribed a yearly average of 748,1 "morphine-milligram equivalents" (MMEs), a standardized way of describing doses of different types of opioids.
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Likewise, Google has Android apps that don't work well as desktop equivalents, and there are persistent rumors that Chrome OS and Android will merge to meet this challenge.
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The interest rate premium investors receive for holding dollar 10-year government bonds instead of their yen equivalents rose to its highest since the end of March overnight.
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But it still means patients, health insurance programs and taxpayers are paying upwards of $14 per Lipitor pill when generic equivalents cost less than a dime per pill.
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Heads of FTSE 100 companies earn more on average than their continental counterparts but they also earn between a third and a half less than their American equivalents.
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LIQUIDITY Sufficient Liquidity: As of 13 June 2016, Reward Group had cash and cash equivalents of CNY4.2bn, which is sufficient to cover its short-term debt of CNY1.7bn.
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And their modern equivalents, first-time solo directors Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele, are starting their directorial careers with Best Picture nominations for their own idiosyncratic personal visions.
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German 10-year bond yields — the euro zone benchmark — edged down a touch to 0.30 percent, while Italian equivalents led falls, dropping 2 basis points to 1.99 percent.
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Here are the six dogs you must follow (as well as their human celebrity equivalents) if you want your days to be filled with videos of snuggles. 25.
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Short-dated yields have once again risen above longer-dated equivalents in recent weeks, a tell-tale sign that markets fear the country could be headed towards default.
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The Grammys are usually a good mix of musical uppers and downers — there's the performance equivalents of NyQuil, the shots of absinthe, and the craft beer in between.
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The customer agreement said the card cannot be used to purchase cash advances or cash equivalents that include cryptocurrencies, casino gaming chips, race track wagers or lottery tickets.
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As of June, Apple reported it had cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities of $231.5 billion, of which 92.8 percent, or $203 billion, were held in foreign subsidiaries.
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The spread between French 10-year government bond yields and their German equivalents has been a key gauge of investor sentiment around the French election in recent months.
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Heat from the souped-up turbos generates diesel NOx up to 22025 times over the limit; gasoline equivalents lose fuel-efficiency and spew fine particles and carbon monoxide.
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The company in its statement says that it has $21 million in cash and cash equivalents, giving it limited runway to continue operations without a strong IPO debut.
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The state party had planned to release three sets of data for the first time: the first alignment, the realignment reflecting voters' final preferences, and state delegate equivalents.
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The party will, for the first time, disclose the results from the first two rounds of voting and the allotment of what are known as 'state delegate equivalents.
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