Public equities aren't exactly at their all time highs either.
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I believe we are exactly at such a phase now.
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Exactly. At some point I was only playing together with flamers.
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He came exactly at the time he was supposed to come.
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Can you leave exactly at the strike of 5:00 p.m.?
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The music and the lyrics happened exactly at the same time.
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Then we hop on the bus, which leaves exactly at 8:18.193.
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All my coworkers love eating lunch exactly at noon for some reason.
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President Bush, escorted by Secretary Rumsfeld, walked in exactly at 6 p.m.
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It's not clear who exactly at the Pentagon was responsible for this.
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That was exactly at the time when you could implement really radical policies.
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And again, it cooked exactly at the speed at which ground beef cooks.
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So we sit down and eat almost exactly at 6 o'clock every night.
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And exactly at the moment they need it most, they're essentially on their own.
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This isn't wrong, exactly, at least not in terms of the gulf between them.
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Security isn't exactly at the level of Fort Knox, but the message is clear.
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If you're a serious math geek, celebrate the day exactly at 1:0003 a.m.
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It's unclear what, exactly, at the scene might serve to illustrate such a struggle.
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But, as you can see here, relaxation wasn't exactly at the top of their list.
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Exactly. At some point I've had enough and then I let out all my rage.
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It's no secret that iPhones aren't exactly at optimal performance after a year of use.
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And in 2015, the four acting categories matched exactly at the SAG Awards and Oscars.
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Too bad you can't set exactly at what moment in the clip they will appear.
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They are crying "stop!" exactly at the point at which they ought to be moving.
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What exactly, at this point, can Trump say to push you to oppose his candidacy?
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But it's exactly at that point that they need to remember not to be pigs.
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The government also acknowledged the "maximum acceleration" came exactly at the time the goal was scored.
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He is focused and thoughtful, tolerant — if not exactly at ease — in front of the camera.
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In Britain, however, the top tax rate is already 45%, almost exactly at the optimal level.
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"No one knows exactly at the end of the day who exactly is responsible," Erixon said.
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"This is exactly at prior lows where it got so bad that it's good," he explained.
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For 2018, its estimate remained at 4.5 percent, exactly at the center of its official target.
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Tho we realized we both weren't exactly at a time where we were prepared to do so.
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By all appearances, he is a centrist Democrat, close to, if not exactly at, Obama's ideal point.
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Nintendo's decision to go all-in on the gaming industry wasn't exactly at the right time either.
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And I think this is exactly at the heart of what's interesting to me about doing [HitRecord].
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And often an ending that comes before we want it to comes exactly at the right time.
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At 24, I wasn't exactly at an age when a man should be concerned about his fertility.
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The Democratic primary for Bexar County district attorney wasn't exactly at the top of the national agenda.
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So coming into the trading week, we saw Nike was exactly at that 30 oversold condition on RSI.
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But it's also anyone's best guess as to what Kim Jong-un wants exactly at any given time.
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Steven, you've hit the meme exactly at the right moment, which is ... Did you think about that before?
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While we're making headway on artificial intelligence with robots like Sophia, we're not exactly at replicant level yet.
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Corning has managed the remarkable feat of making smartphone glass – if not sexy exactly, at the very least compelling.
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Our model reckons that since 2006 the team has performed almost exactly at the high level expected of it.
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And it's unclear who exactly at the Clinton campaign and DNC might have known how it was being spent.
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They played on different teams, but they both played in New York but not exactly at the same time.
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However, Riffle said that he hasn't settled on exactly at which income level the 99% tax should kick in.
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So Netflix is already getting large audiences to watch the same thing — if not exactly at the same time.
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But, of course, parts of the US are exactly at 13 degrees Celsius, that optimal temperature, including Silicon Valley.
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EARLY ON I ESTABLISHED A PATIENT ACT PRICING COMMITTEE TO LOOK EXACTLY AT THE QUESTION OF PATIENT ACCESS AND PRICING.
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If they're released exactly at launch, which is by no means a given, that narrows it down to next spring.
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The next day, exactly at noon, we rode the funicular to a restaurant where we dined al fresco above Zurich.
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The reforms are aimed exactly at targeting any forms of harmful abuse of the system, corruption being one of them.
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Yet the energy of the crowd at moments was unmistakable, if never exactly at the level of Alabama versus Clemson.
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Extend this line downward to lower temperatures, and it strikes the base of the superconductivity dome exactly at its center point.
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Microsoft reported earnings for the holiday quarter of 25 and came in just about exactly at Wall Street expectations on revenue.
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The only slight problem is this: The European banks are not exactly at the top of the global investment banking game.
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Why it matters: Chatbots aren't exactly at the top of the hype cycle, but they do have lots of legitimate uses.
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It stayed exactly at the speed limit — 25 miles per hour where we drove — even when there was no traffic around.
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Exactly at midnight on July 15, 2017, the warden woke me up in a friendly voice: Hurry, get going, go home.
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But because the boron shift happened exactly at the boundary, it is now obvious that the asteroid had the bigger effect.
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The idea of paying an extra sum to insure my life is not exactly at the top of my to-do list.
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"While we're not at war in space, I don't think we can say we are exactly at peace either," the admiral said.
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Carly Fiorina says her first meeting in Washington wasn't exactly at a posh power lunch spot — it was at a strip club.
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He is a stickler, a rationalist, and I have been known to throw things, while not exactly at him, then near him.
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Those efforts end exactly at the border, where the country has set up polio vaccination booths for the people crossing over from Pakistan.
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Given the date of her reported separation from Al Mana, it seems to be almost exactly at the 5 year mark of marriage.
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Right now, after two days of intense selling, the total market cryptocurrency market cap is almost exactly at the $500 billion point again.
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Instead, we have this wild card being played exactly at the moment of his potentially greatest life achievement, with all the political stakes.
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"The explosions took place exactly at the time when government employees were going home, so it was a rush hour," Mr. Safi said.
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What a joy it is when Herman marries the two styles, endowing plain-spokenness with panache, exactly at the climax of the song.
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We can be a mirror that points down, a mirror that looks exactly at each other or a mirror that points up, looking ahead.
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That's because the sun and moon—being moving objects in space rather than circles on a diagram—very rarely line up exactly at perigee.
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It's unclear how, exactly, AT&T thinks this all-encompassing legislation should affect tech companies, but it's obvious who it wants writing the law.
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"It's not exactly at the top of the heap," Seth Kaplan, managing partner of Airline Weekly, told CNBC's "On The Money" in an interview.
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Regrettably, the deal lifted U.S. aviation sanctions against Iran exactly at a time when the sector became vital to Tehran's war efforts in Syria.
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On his watch, attendance soared and he was able to get the Met Breuer open and running, if not exactly at full creative capacity.
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In our 21983, modern technology isn't exactly at the point where robots are indistinguishable from human beings in appearance and personality, but we're close.
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"Exactly at the time blacks caught up (getting high school degrees), the market ceased to reward that achievement," Charles said in our phone interview.
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It's a legitimate criticism of this show so far that exactly at which point in the story any Dolores scene takes place is so unclear.
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Now, compare the bonkers storylines of the "Scary Island" season to RHONY 2017, and you'll see the reality show isn't exactly at that level anymore.
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But more conservative folks aren't exactly at ease about America's path either; 25.0 percent of Independents and 210 percent of Republicans said they're stressed too.
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But more conservative folks aren't exactly at ease about America's path either; 59 percent of Independents and 56 percent of Republicans said they're stressed too.
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If you start an episode of Golden Girls at 11:59:48 on New Year's Eve, Dorothy will bite her fist exactly at midnight. pic.twitter.
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The rule is now so convoluted that refs have to not only quickly decipher whether a foul was committed, but exactly at what moment contact occurred.
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As a young woman with no feature film screenwriting credits to her name, she wasn't exactly at the top of anyone's list — or so she thought.
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This is the case even while the economy is strong and the nation, while not exactly at peace, isn't suffering major casualties or threats from abroad.
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I have another day of back-to-backs and love that it will be ready exactly at 103:15 and I won't need to wait in line.
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"You can't put words to it," Ms. Rayner said, asserting that she has been a supporter since her birth, which was "exactly at kickoff" of a match.
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It is also almost exactly at the national target of 20,000 hectares — enough to meet local demand for the plant while still ensuring minimal leakage into cocaine production.
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They have to do it exactly at the right time, to set them up for an appointment the next day, or all their efforts will have been futile.
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But, "Part VIII" reveals, Heather and her booze-addled sexual desperation weren't exactly at fault — Marin did eventually get in the car and go home with the Novacks.
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While he is the only Englishman in the squad he is part of a cohort of former Premier League players — eight besides himself, exactly — at Roma this season.
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Praising a House Republican for their good work on cancer research isn't exactly at odds with how Biden views himself or wants to present himself to the public.
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"The series of policies that Trump is proposing to reduce the flow of low-skilled labor in this country is exactly at odds with our demographic shift," she said.
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Secondly, it said reintroducing a variation band of 1 percentage point on either side of the target would illustrate that inflation cannot always be held exactly at 2 percent.
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As the week inches toward Friday, your instincts are only going to get stronger as Mars gets closer to Neptune (the two planets meet exactly at 9:12 AM).
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She wasn't the kind of woman who was used to getting turned down, but there was a time in Elizabeth Taylor's career when Hollywood wasn't exactly at her feet.
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And that saving all the easy stuff for the times when you do feel like a zombie makes those "I'm not exactly at my best" patches also feel productive.
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They are told by Oddville Hotel that every day a shuttle leaves the hotel at the same time such that it arrives at the train station exactly at noon.
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Its critical exponents could have landed anywhere in the allowed region on the 3-D CFT exclusion plot, but unexpectedly, the values land exactly at the kink in the plot.
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The lengthy runtime makes perfect sense by this rubric, and you can see the seam where the movie pivots from one to the other, almost exactly at the halfway mark.
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Glide Ensemble's closing notes sounded through a surprisingly populated Super Bowl City almost exactly at 3 PM, and were followed by a loudspeaker announcement that Super Bowl City was closed.
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It's especially important for Eero since routers are not exactly at the top of the list for frequent hardware purchases in the same way that phones or even laptops are.
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Being the poster child for climate change isn't exactly at the top of Texans' list, but knowing that help is on the way might bring a few more voters around.
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SINGAPORE — Singaporeans excited about the island getting its own version of New York's aerial park walkway will be disappointed to know it isn't going to happen — not exactly, at least.
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The third Ukrainian official and the US official said the delays were most likely due to bureaucratic reasons, although they said they couldn't imagine what sort exactly at this point.
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Compared to the 12-month averages, the bid-to-cover ratio, a measure of overall demand, was slightly weaker, while indirect bidder demand hit the average almost exactly at 44.9 percent.
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"There was a record store called Peaches Records, which was one of my favorite stores growing up in Hollywood, and he put it back exactly at the same address," she said.
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AND AMAZINGLY, AND I'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS FOR MONTHS, AND AMAZINGLY CLOSED EXACTLY AT 322 ON THE 30-YEAR AND THAT STARTED THE MODERATE BOND RALLY WE'VE HAD SINCE THEN.
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Because modern 3D printers can be stored within an average retail environment, or even at home, this allows for the custom shoes to be printed almost exactly at the point of purchase.
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While a new release date is a small step in the right direction, the continual delays and the split season signal that the show isn't exactly at the top of CBS's priorities.
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Scientific theories aren't exactly at the forefront of the Game of Thrones world, considering that it is a show that features giant dragons born from stone eggs thanks to a magic spell.
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She said that a $3.3 billion deal with Ankara to stem the flow of refugees to Europe was "aimed exactly" at making sure that Turkey could provide a safe haven for Syrians.
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If close to 100% of the numbers in the sample end up either exactly at 1 or very close to 1, you might conclude that almost all numbers behave the same way.
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Unless you work in a major enterprise company, the government or a highly regulated industry, chances are ISO certifications aren't exactly at the top of your mind when you choose a cloud provider.
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Recently at a podcasting conference I watched as a woman perched herself awkwardly at the edge of an armchair that was elevated so her crotch was exactly at eye level for the audience.
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Of course, 76ers superstar Joel Embiid wasn't exactly at 100% -- he's battling a pretty nasty illness -- so, Drizzy might wanna tone it down until Game 6 ... which goes down Thursday night in Philly.
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It was going to be changed, exactly at the time he said, and it would be with the 60-watt bulb, not the 100, because … who the hell knows, he had his reasons.
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It was exactly at the moment of the mugs, I remember, that I burst into tears, and that I had to put the book down, unable, for a few minutes, to continue reading.
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And this is coming exactly at the point when the Clinton campaign is ramping down, and the Trump -- the Clinton investigation is ramping down by the FBI, and the Trump investigation is ramping up.
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I'm at the office exactly at 8, and I quickly make a coffee using a Keurig pod, since the prospect of sitting through my first meeting on a Friday without coffee sounds like torture.
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When it comes to making my foundation last all day, coating it with a thick layer of baby powder and dunking it in ice cold water isn't exactly at the top of my list.
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But this concern is oblivious to the fact that, exactly at the same time Pompeo was delivering this remark, Biegun was expressing his support for the railway joint survey to his South Korean counterpart.
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The main bank ETF is today exactly at the level it hit in mid-December last year after that 30 percent rally — in other words, banks as a group have gone nowhere this year.
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Some people took that to mean exactly at midnight pacific time on December 15, as Recode points out here, and have been tweeting that they're still waiting for the game to populate the App Store.
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He looked like a boy dressing up in his dad's suits to get served at a neon-lit off-license buying liquor and cigarettes, which conveniently aligned with my own interests exactly at that time.
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Well, maybe he didn't know quite exactly at that moment (what kid doesn't have that dream?), but over the following two decades it became pretty clear that Plan B was just Plan A all along.
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Reducing lending or selling off assets, which also shores up a bank's capital ratios, can hurt the broader economy by tightening credit exactly at a time when businesses need to borrow to get back on their feet.
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The removal of checks has also helped revitalize parts of the border, most strikingly in places like Mullan, a village in the southern county of Monaghan, whose one street ends exactly at the border with Northern Ireland.
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Daft Punk wasn't exactly at the vanguard of youth culture, but recognizing Alive 2007, an album battling few contenders for the most important live electronic album of all-time, is a worthy step in the right direction.
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North Korea's national rationing system, which has been in trouble recently, is set up on a meritocratic scale of social worth, with the average military troop (apparently 4.5 million people) not exactly at the top of the charts.
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And for what purpose could that possibly be, especially in light of the fact this is happening exactly at the same time the president of the United States is saying Fox News isn't being kind enough to him?
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And exactly at this moment when the reforms we were demanding were made tangible and workable, the doors to our negotiations was unilaterally closed by the Guggenheim's leaders and the period of wishful thinking on their part began.
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And so the presentation I just made here at these meetings showed to a whole bunch of wonky economists a bunch of slides that showed that the investment spike that we predicted almost exactly at the scale we predicted.
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"If we continue exactly at this rate we would be at the high end of our guidance," Darrell told Reuters after the computer peripherals maker reported a 9% sales increase during the three months to the end of June.
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That's not exactly at the same level of Slack, which has more than 6 million active users, or Microsoft Teams, which is now in use by more than 125,000 teams, but it shows there's some momentum behind the platform.
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Look at this moment here, right before the ball lands in his glove: His right leg is still on the field, and he pushes off with it almost exactly at the same moment the ball is falling into his glove.
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Experts still debate exactly at what age, and how often, women should get mammograms, but the general consensus is that for women between the ages of 50 and 75 the potential benefits of screening for breast cancer outweigh the risk.
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At least there are crosses to help us, although I have no clue what a 6 IRON does, exactly, at 54A, and that diet at 59A could have been "paleo" (or "agony," to tell you the truth) instead of 0 CARB.
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Based on their average price targets, analysts expect all the Dow stocks to rise except for 3M, which closed Tuesday exactly at the average price target, and Travelers, for which the Street's average target is 2 percent below Tuesday's close.
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The median forecast from 24 currency strategists polled July 1-3 on the Brazilian currency pointed to an exchange rate of 3.80 per dollar in 12 months, close to June's estimate and almost exactly at the same value it was on Thursday.
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"It gives me chills thinking [Ashley] had the title exactly at the right time when I was ready, and I think that's why we wrote it the way we did," Swindell said before their No. 1 party at a downtown Nashville honkytonk.
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"And for what purpose could that possibly be, especially in light of the fact this is happening exactly at the same time the president of the United States is saying Fox News isn't being kind enough to him?" the Democratic lawmaker added.
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Being that the show ran from 1990-96 (and then had a brief revival in 1999), the production value wasn't exactly at American Horror Story levels, but that didn't keep it from earning a cult following, especially with teens who grew up with the show.
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Later, Jones takes Hays out for a drink and tells him they don't know if Julie's prints mean she was part of the robbery or just a customer in the drug store, and the local law enforcement isn't exactly at the top of its game.
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According to the documents Motherboard obtained, the government has reactivated 30 of his cases between September and October 2014, many of which had rested for years, "and exactly at the time when I had left the country for a short holiday," Tibbo tells Motherboard during a meeting in Hamburg.
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The movie — and Yeun's performance as Ben, the cosmopolitan rival of the country-bumpkin antihero — earned rave reviews at the Cannes Film Festival in May, and the experience of working overseas made Yeun realize that he didn't feel exactly at ease in either the United States or South Korea.
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Because a small share of passengers generally fail to turn up—often simply because their previous flight arrived late—companies usually offer a few more tickets for sale than they can actually accommodate, counting on no-shows to maximise the chances that a plane departs exactly at its full capacity.
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The Swiss, chasing a record ninth Wimbledon title, was not exactly at his regal best on a day the Duchess of Cambridge had dropped in to cheer him on but that did not stop Federer handing Wimbledon debutant Lloyd Harris a 3-6 6-1 6-63 6-2 defeat.
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Tiffany Trump Tiffany Trump, who's the president's only child with his ex-wife Marla Maples, is in the process of finishing law school at Georgetown in Washington, D.C. However, as most if not all schools around the country are not in regular session right now, it's unclear where Tiffany is exactly at the time being.
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While today's swap can be attributed to a good day for bitcoin (up ~3%) and a bad day for gold (down ~1.3%), the big picture is that bitcoin has more than doubled in the last year (up ~185% from a year ago) while gold is essentially trading exactly at the price it was a year ago.
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So we can clearly, openly, formally, and without a single doubt, assert that Supermercado is the best French record of 22022, 226, 2019, 2020, 2020, and even 2022 (for all we know, at least, since I doubt the Earth will explode exactly at midnight on January 1, 2022, even if it's a possibility we shouldn't ignore).
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Now here's the complicated bit: when Roland finally reaches the Dark Tower at the end of the last novel in King's series, the horrible twist is that he find himself back where he started; he reaches the top of the tower only to emerge back in the desert, exactly at the point where the first book began.
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In addition to matching the waxing and waning of lead pollution with wars, imperial expansion, and political instability, the researchers were also able to link falling pollution rates with plague, including the the Antonine Plague, which lasted from 165 AD to 180 AD. "The high lead emissions of the Pax Romana ended exactly at that time and didn't recover until the early Middle Ages more than 500 years later," explained Wilson.
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This is how we ended up with many derisive variants of the meme, because let's face it: For a lot of people, cynicism went hand-in-hand with 2017: If you start playing "Sweet Caroline" by Neil Diamond at 11:58:54 PM on New Years Eve, you'll hit EAT SHIT PITT, right at midnight starting 2018 the right way if you play the spongebob theme tune at 11:59:34pm on new year's eve and follow the captain's instructions, we will all hit the deck and flop like a fish in unison at midnight and honestly I think the world needs that if you play "Year 3000" by Jonas Brothers on NYE at 113:59:20 PM and keep it on repeat 159,409,615 times, the first time it says "Year 3000" will play exactly at midnight on January 1, 3000.
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