Thanksgiving is a time of excess: excess turkey, excess mashed potatoes, excess yams, excess stuffing, excess family, excess spending, and excess drama.
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Dredge eggplant in flour, tapping off excess, then egg, dripping excess into plate.
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There is something about this excess — as opposed to Paul Manafort's ostrich jacket excess or a Google executive's Burning Man excess — that makes it lack the sting.
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It's not excess of love we regret at death's door, it's excess of severity.
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Al-Maria matches the architectural excess with the repetitive excess of production and obsolescence.
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"The Great Bull Dead: end of excess liquidity = end of excess returns," Hartnett said.
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Excess Spread: Once 30+ day arrears, averaged over the previous three-month period, exceed 3.5%, half of the available excess will be allocated to the excess spread reserve.
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An excess demand for money can therefore coexist with an excess supply of everything else.
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Excess Capital Here's another surprise: There is no such concept as excess capital in a bank.
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The food nodded at France and Canada and, yes, American diners, also at excess and excess squared.
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The proper response to excess isn't excess in the opposite direction (both of which are vices) — it's virtue.
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If a stop-origination event subsists, all the available excess will be allocated to the excess spread reserve.
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Therefore if one item suffers from excess supply, it is likely that another will suffer from excess demand.
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Schaeuble also said that he believed that there was an excess of liquidity and excess of indebtedness internationally.
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"If you don't have dialysis, all that excess fluid and excess toxin builds up in the body," Cervantes said.
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To regain control, it started paying interest on excess reserves (ie, those reserves in excess of those required by regulation).
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"What we have right now is an overproduction problem, not an excess supply or an excess capacity problem," he said.
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Estimated 2427,28 'excess deaths' after Maria Also in December, The New York Times estimated 21,2427 "excess deaths" occurred after Maria.
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If a yacht is a symbol of luxury and excess, a superyacht is a symbol of even more luxury and excess.
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Profitability metrics are in excess of domestic and regional peers', with a return on equity in excess of 50% in 2014.
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Meanwhile, excess cortisol sets off a hormonal chain reaction that stimulates excess oil production and can instigate, or at least exacerbate, breakouts.
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In total middlemen capture $126 of excess profits a year per American, or about two-thirds of the whole industry's excess profits.
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In particular, it seems pretty apparent that porn is not good in excess; that free-porn revolution has made unlimited excess available at the tap of a button; and that teenage brains are, to understate, not good at avoiding excess.
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And you know, pretty much, the plan is funded, and we will have an excess of 2.5 to $3 billion in excess liquidity.
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Excess screen time may also lead to vision problems, and excess video game use has been connected to wrist pain (carpal tunnel syndrome).
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"The anti-environmental push of the '90s is prompted by the pro-environmental excess of the late '80s, which was prompted by the anti-environmental excess of the early eighties, which was prompted by the pro-environmental excess of the '70s," he wrote.
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They propose setting the deductible at 10 percent of excess income per person, and a maximum of 20 percent of excess income per family.
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I would say we had an excess of optimism last year, excess of pessimism this year in most of the people I hear from.
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As with so much about pro wrestling, excess defines, but this time it's an excess of the wrestling itself instead of cocaine and steroids.
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For the euro's first decade, growth and inflation trundled along because excess savings in the north were matched by excess spending in the south.
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"Our culture of meaning is collapsing beneath our excess of meaning, the culture of reality collapsing beneath the excess of reality, the information culture collapsing beneath the excess of information—the sign and reality sharing a single shroud," Baudrillard wrote in The Perfect Crime (1995).
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Working with 4 or 5 pieces at a time, coat in flour and shake off excess, then coat with egg and let excess drip off.
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Estate and gift taxes apply to transfers of assets by individuals in excess of $5.45 million and by married couples in excess of $10.9 million.
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Other earphones might seem more satisfying at first thanks to their excess bass, but over the long run that can be as fatiguing as excess treble.
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"Not only is it well in excess of the budget caps, it's in excess of what the president submitted in his budget request," said CSIS's Harrison.
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However, the highest number of unexpected suicides was observed among men (1,398 excess suicides) and people between the ages of 30 and 44 (577 excess suicides).
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Seemingly stark numbers pale against national net wealth in excess of $28503 trillion and annual consumption expenditure in excess of $22019 trillion at the end of 2018.
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What's so great and different about working this way is that it's not about the excess production, or the excess styles that everyone designs in conventional models.
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"Our diet today contains many 'extras' that don't provide for our daily needs (excess sugars, excess calories), and it is this excess that has driven some of the attractiveness of the Paleo diet - let's get rid of all of the stuff and go back to our roots," Denke said.
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Mr. Sanders's campaign may choose to refund the excess contributions or re-designate the excess for use in a general election campaign, when candidates can accept another $2,700.
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"The crypto hangover has left the industry with excess inventory – excess channel inventory," Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on a conference call with analysts after the earnings report.
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The bank will create excess reserves, a mechanism in which the bank pays interest on excess reserves kept at the bank, to increase the efficiency of monetary policy.
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They've stated that these fees, $2628 and $28503, respectively, are actually in excess of their true costs and that it is this excess that's covering DACA adjudication costs.
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"If it ends up that you have a claim in excess of CIGA's limits," the company said, "the excess will be a claim against the assets of Merced."
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It recommended the Fed pay more attention to the spread between repo rates and interest on excess reserves in order to determine the appropriate level of excess reserves.
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To cover claims in excess of what home and auto policies provide, insurers sell excess liability coverage (also known as an umbrella policy) in increments of $1 million.
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Multiple Liquidity Sources: Liquidity support will be provided via excess income; an excess revenue reserve that traps excess income up to a target balance of 0.25% of the note balance at closing; principal draws; and a liquidity facility sized at 0.85% of the note balance, with a facility floor of 0.085%.
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Buffett said the money managers who bought Amazon shares took into consideration a slew of financial metrics including the company's sales, margins, tangible assets, excess cash and excess debt.
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EXCESS METAL China's aluminium sector has grown to be the largest in the world to the point that excess production seeps out in the form of semi-manufactured product.
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Fiat Chrysler will pay $311 million in penalties to the Justice Department, at least $75 million to states investigating the excess emissions and additional funds to offset excess emissions.
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The G20 will discuss China's structural problems such as excess capacity and excess credit, U.S. monetary policy and its communication with the market, and oil price declines, he added.
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The transfer is part of the U.S. Excess Defense Articles program that offers excess military equipment to U.S. partners and allies in support of modernisation efforts, the embassy said.
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It would also serve to encourage company boards to either invest excess cash for growth within the company or distribute the excess cash for investment or consumption by others.
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The EPA has declined to say how much excess pollution it thinks the Volkswagen vehicles will emit or how much excess pollution will be offset under the $3.03 billion program.
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Morgan Stanley favours U.S. investment grade (IG) bonds over high yield (HY), forecasting a -0.9 percent excess return for IG and a -2.4 percent excess return for HY next year.
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Under the same scenario, Australia and the United States could face five times more excess deaths, with Britain potentially seeing four times more excess deaths from heatwaves in the same period.
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"Once the [Chinese] government believes they have filled them sufficiently, then that excess inventory and that excess demand for inventory building will lead to extra weight on the market," Cohen said.
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Excess loan growth is not compatible with effective credit demand in real economy, and excess expansion in granting loans could lead funds to flow into undesirable areas, said a second source.
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That compared to 29 excess heart age years for those who slept six or eight hours and 27 excess years for those who got five or fewer hours of sleep nightly.
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In theory, the interest paid on excess reserves should decline as the recovery proceeds and banks find better things to do with excess deposits than parking them at the central bank.
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His plan is to get rid of his excess iron by having the lab take a pint of blood every few weeks; removing the blood gets rid of the excess iron.
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Actions to deal with excess capacity and excess debt in key industries are unlikely to be very ambitious, echoed Charles Collyns, managing director and chief economist at the Institute of International Finance.
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The researchers used their findings to then estimate that, by 2050, climate change could be linked to a total of 14,020 excess suicides in the US and 7,19993 excess suicides in Mexico.
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Most of the excess mortality will be borne by those closest to the plants, so it's hardly surprising that the Trump administration doesn't appear particularly concerned with excess deaths among this demographic.
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Zak Accuardi, a senior analyst at the national think tank TransitCenter, proposed doing away with WA entirely and replacing it with a metric combining excess wait time and excess train travel time.
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That excess is driving obesity, diabetes, lipid problems, heart disease, cancer, dementia, fatty liver disease — virtually every chronic metabolic disease that you can think of is being driven by this excess of sugar.
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"The big point you have to really have to consider is if you can withstand the excess capacity and for how long will this excess capacity will continue to be there," Hsu added.
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The federal funds interest rate, or what banks charge each other to borrow excess reserves overnight, crept up last week after the U.S. central bank lowered what it pays banks on excess reserves.
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The Warren proposal would impose a 2 percent annual tax on an individual household's net worth in excess of $50 million, and an additional 1 percent on wealth in excess of $453 billion.
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This time round, the issue seems to be excess supply.
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Spotinst, excess cloud capacity management service, snares $35M Series B
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The Berkshire unit plans to offer primary and excess coverage.
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John and Reid's relationship was characterized by tumult and excess.
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It can also prevent you from opening excess tabs altogether.
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Excess and novelty are perfectly good reasons to try something.
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Drain excess liquid, and then add shrimp and teriyaki sauce.
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It also boasts an endurance in excess of 24 hours.
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The first clamp down against speculative excess came on Aug.
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Bob got more into just the excess and the shenanigans.
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Such uncanny textures provide the right context for Puccini's excess.
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He did his best, but sometimes he went to excess.
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They transported me to places of excess and easy abundance.
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The resulting excess savings are capital that Germany sends abroad.
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The policy in effect taxes banks for storing excess liquidity.
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Four run deficits in excess of 20% of local output.
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They do, though, pay collectively for every other guest's excess.
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LAUREN GREENFIELD is a documentarian of American aspiration and excess.
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It will resort to promotions to unload the excess inventory.
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But Argentina's current circumstances leave little room for populist excess.
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An excess demand for the medium of exchange depresses trade.
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A former candidate with excess funds has two more possibilities.
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Even so, excess inventory may yet drag down the market.
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So the excess of all that is on these drives.
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Those vexing features of American life sit alongside incredible excess.
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The SEMA show is a sensory overload of automotive excess.
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Tap gently on edge of bowl to remove excess coating.
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Germany's excess savings could be seen as a similar sterilisation.
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Were those days perhaps the height of your rock'n'roll excess?
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Other countries see Africa as a customer for excess capacity.
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But I'm also disappointed when I see my excess skin.
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Working in batches, dredge cauliflower in flour, shaking off excess.
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LONDON, March 251.41 (IFR) - * Books in excess of £245.59m excl.
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Demand at the last update was in excess of 2bn.
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This loony monument to excess and expiation by one of
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Data on US oil inventories also point to excess supply.
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So we gave the excess thawed meat to our neighbors.
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All this excess can't be blamed just on us doctors.
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There's no excess of bass, but no tangible shortage either.
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There are many victims of the excess of Clinton Inc.
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LONDON, March 13 (IFR) - * Books in excess of £350m excl.
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Beer isn't exactly healthy, especially when it's slurped in excess.
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Destroying these ecosystems reduces that escape valve for human excess.
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Solache seeks damages in excess of $1 million, Newell said.
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Davila is suing for damages in excess of $15 million.
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It has to do with excess savings in German banks.
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Last year gross sales were in excess of $50 million.
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He also gave her a lift and removed excess skin.
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Alcohol taxes cut down on excess drinking and save lives.
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Excess capacity among the airlines themselves has done further damage.
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Another related bet is Inturn, which helps move excess inventory.
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Excess supply and demand are being taken up and satisfied.
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If annual spending exceeds taxes, reserves rise, creating excess reserves.
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"The most urgent task is reducing excess capacity," Xu said.
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The excess, which is certainly what our show is triggering.
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To Dalio, broken frameworks and excess emotion are the enemy.
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The latter has excess smelting capacity, the former too little.
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Silver is better positioned than gold, based on excess supplies.
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My own excess of caution is not a national solution.
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Unfortunately, this excess demand for hats cannot easily express itself.
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Squeeze excess water from the clothes and hang to dry.
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The bank also now has excess capital after selling assets.
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The laws of flotation allow for comfort and encourage excess.
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I sold my excess ATV and dirt bike supplies online.
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That's one of the areas of excess in this cycle.
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Audiences in excess of five million people [on national TV].
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They are seeking an unspecified amount in excess of $15,000.
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The excess funds point to possible embezzling by the employees.
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These machines are strange status symbols of lazy American excess.
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Roughly chop the excess zucchini flesh and set aside. 3.
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Brazil's annual celebration of music and excess is fast approaching.
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The excess skin made me think I was still overweight.
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Strain away any excess liquid from the lobster shells. 240.
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We pare down and get rid of the excess regularly.
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Lauren Greenfield has built a career partly on chronicling excess.
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Don't hoard masks; donate them if you have an excess.
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Also, sweating removes excess fluid, acting as a natural diuretic.
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What if, thanks to that excess weight, the minority prevails?
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Rinse off any excess compound and dry the headlight. 5.
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But for me, it worked in all its messy excess.
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"In some locations, we have excess capacity," Ms. Frum wrote.
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If you have excess income, what does this tell you?
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She drank to excess, took many lovers and married twice.
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Secular fun, excess and garish display would keep their place.
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"Bull markets die from excess, not old age," he said.
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Taking that to mean, significantly in excess of six feet.
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And a hydrating formula to clean off any excess product.
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That taste for excess, however, comes with a dark side.
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Then we removed the excess cost, and compared the outcomes.
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Thus, excess funds have been building in the banking system.
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"This company has 20 percent excess manufacturing capacity," he said.
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To stage excess well, you have to love it unconditionally.
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Any amount in excess of that is now under discussion.
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Activists thought that prohibiting its sale would curb excess drinking.
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Excess supply is due to total 562,000 tonnes in 2021.
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A brush for removing excess hair and decreasing nasty hairballs
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All that excess food, scientists say, contributes to climate change.
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She uses the sounds of 1990s excess to celebrate sobriety.
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Typically, the media's ideological excess is their own worst enemy.
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The excess capital is unlikely to find more productive uses.
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The great republics of history all dissolved in excess war.
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But James's real achievement was to make sexual excess dull.
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That excess gas can then be used to generate power.
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"We do have a lot of excess wood," he admits.
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Excess zinc will just be flushed out of your body.
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"We have decades of excess regulation to remove," he added.
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The new excess of sargassum is not a good thing.
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Dust the inside with flour, tapping out any excess. 3.
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The loan will amortize at an annual rate of 5% and the excess cash flow sweep (the mandatory use of excess free cash flows to pay down outstanding debt), starts at 75%, sources said.
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The cost of excess supply of up to 5 percent can be passed on via tariffs but beyond that, the only option is selling the excess power on the spot market at a loss.
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Fiat Chrysler will pay $22017 million in civil penalties to U.S. and California regulators, about $22020 million to states investigating the excess emissions and additional funds to offset excess emissions from the older cars.
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"Any excess heavy water in excess of the firm cap of 130 metric tons cannot remain in Iran," the United States said in a statement to an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) meeting last week.
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This effectively reduces the amount of excess liquidity earning a negative return at the deposit rate by allowing part of bank's excess reserves to sit at the zero percent MRO (Main Refinancing Operations rate) instead.
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The researchers found that 29 out of 1053 Indian states showed overall excess mortality in girls under five, and all Indian states and territories, apart from two, contained at least one district with excess mortality.
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The excess electricity is transferred into the power grid for sale to other consumers, and the owners of the solar systems receive a credit for the excess power, paying only for their "net" electricity consumption.
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Drowning in her own body "The function of the kidneys is to filter blood of excess toxins and excess fluid," said Dr. Lilia Cervantes, a physician at Denver Health who is involved in Lucia's care.
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He melds truly devastating stories that have no clear solution or moral lesson for their characters with humor, warmth, and depictions of excess that expose how darkly funny the American appetite for excess really is.
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Europe accounts for 26% of the global pool of excess profits.
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Speaking of excess, "Zoolander 2" has enough plots for several movies.
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Metal has no shortage of iconic moments of violence and excess.
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Also, an excess world demand for the dollar indicates its scarcity.
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Then squeeze out any excess water before coating it with polish.
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Has any character ever stormed onto television with more unapologetic excess?
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As her celebrity peaked, Menken became a symbol of female excess.
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But they want relief from the pressure to drink to excess.
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The teenage girl is seeking financial compensation in excess of $50,000.
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We were just still focused on the music, and the excess.
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Dip each ball into the chocolate mixture, and shake off excess.
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Remove excess juice and drizzle more BBQ sauce on top. 8.
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MY OWN FORECAST FOR 2400 IS GROWTH IN EXCESS OF 215%.
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There's no excess, but you're limited to one claim per year.
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Turn me into love and wipe out all the excess fear.
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Dip each ball into the melted chocolate, shaking off any excess.
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In the Trump era, excess is in and modesty is out.
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Liposuction, which is intended to remove excess body fat: 226,2740 procedures.
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With the ascendancy of streaming platforms came an excess of content.
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Stripped of some rhetorical excess, a serious accusation is being made.
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Only the remaining, unallocated excess purchase price is recorded as goodwill.
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Saikawa denied any wrongdoing, and said he would return excess funds.
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Darker reds indicate temperatures the most in excess of historical averages.
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Under Armour reported a similar quarter, with worries about excess inventory.
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Squeeze excess liquid from bread, and tear bread into small pieces.
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Feeding the bugs simply entails tossing excess foodstuffs into the bin.
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Remove any excess moisture and add to bowl with ricotta mix.
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Decadent Venus clashes with "bigger, stronger, faster" Jupiter warning against excess.
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Plate tilapia, and top with any excess marinade from the skillet.
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Is excess sweat, oil production, and smelling not so great natural?
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Venmo processes "well in excess of $20 billion" annually, Rainey said.
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China denies this and says excess capacity is a global issue.
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After years of efforts to reduce excess light pollution, on Oct.
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Any excess loss can be carried forward to future tax years.
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Assets are growing and are now in excess of $7.5 trillion.
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The blue light calms skin and helps reduce excess oil production.
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Trim the excess around the rims and then crimp the edges.
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That said, reducing excess overtime and improving safety are extremely important.
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China has denied this, saying excess capacity is a global issue.
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Coat cauliflower in egg, and dredge in panko, shaking off excess.
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Proper planning is what will help you avoid paying excess taxes.
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In effect, the trains convert the excess electricity to potential energy.
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The combined order books are in excess of €4.7bn, evenly split.
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Supporters see him as a whistleblower who boldly exposed government excess.
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They were run by insiders who milked them for excess profits.
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It treats her like excess baggage that needs to be discarded.
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"Excess inventory is just a fact of the business," Lazar said.
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In fact, I find comfort in the medium's buffet of excess.
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What do you do with horsepower in excess of 600 ponies?
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That would approximate to a tax on excess profits, or "rents".
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Sharing excess food to feed our community is a No- Brainer.
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Excess centrifuges will be stored at Natanz under continuous IAEA monitoring.
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But excess is the new normal for the premium smartphone category.
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Now J&J is suing for damages in excess of $175k.
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" Kobach added, "I think it's probably in excess of a million.
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MY OWN FORECAST FOR 2017 IS GROWTH IN EXCESS OF 2%.
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This is the platonic ideal of rap music about gleeful excess.
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The drugs, known as PPIs, suppress excess acid in the stomach.
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With growth rates in excess of 7 percent, Cambodia is rising.
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Overall, excess supply should start to shrink in second quarter 2016.
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Liquidity is comfortable and in excess of minimum operational cash requirements.
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Instead, Ichard will undergo surgery to shave down the excess tissue.
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And how risky is it to get that excess skin removed?
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The substance, Peterson says, reached temperatures in excess of 150,000 degrees.
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Issues with excess will come up for you to deal with.
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So getting an excess amount can directly contribute to weight gain.
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Assets in excess of those amounts are taxed at 220006 percent.
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The body tends to get rid of excess vitamin, he said.
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Assets in excess of those amounts are taxed at 2900 percent.
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No distractions, no excess, like nothing else in the world exists.
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" Dorit Kemsley: "I believe in an excess of everything — except moderation.
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These are stories of excess and scarcity, of magic and mundanity.
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"When he drank to excess, he worried about everything," she writes.
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What are some of the environmental impacts of destroying excess inventory?
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That's especially interesting given prog rock's reputation for bombast and excess.
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Demand fears But this oil downturn isn't solely about excess supply.
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Excess drug draining out of the eye would be significantly reduced.
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In normal times, the Fed sells Treasuries to drain excess reserves.
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Sometimes Adoni's admirable passion for experimentation can carry him to excess.
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But the inability to store excess electricity remains a major drawback.
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In some trials, doctors earned in excess of 2 million euros.
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She was displeased by the soft, fatty skin and excess breading.
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Once completely stacked onto the spit, excess meat is shaved off.
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Therefore, they lend excess cash and earn the federal funds rate.
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Farmers were able to sell excess produce and made a profit.
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It just means you'll eliminate the excess through the urinary system.
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Excess moisture can cause problems with mildew growth in the cushions.
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Nearly $2 trillion in excess reserves was accumulated with the Fed.
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Such excess, for Ramsay's many fans, is part of the deal.
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Excess sugar consumption can make you sleep less and more poorly.
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As Americans rejected excess they embraced a new ethos of authenticity.
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Perhaps it's an excess of hair spray in the ear canals.
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It is a level of excess I have never encountered before.
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Capital efficiency was very strong, reflecting ability to utilize excess capacity.
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The project questions the excess data we accumulate as digital beings.
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P-Dice is suing for damages in excess of $7 million.
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Last August, I got seven feet of excess skin surgically removed.
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It would tackle excess capacity and reduce headcount through natural attrition.
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Any excess nitrogen nourishes whatever crop grows in the field next.
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Mobile phones were outrageously offensive symbols of investment-banker excess, once.
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The packaging is hard to recycle and creates excess waste.5.
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That brings us back to Manaus and its Fitzcarraldo-esque excess.
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SO, WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON THIS IN EXCESS OF TWO YEARS.
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Be sure to avoid getting excess moisture around ports and buttons.
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People are selling excess toilet paper on Ebay for a markup.
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Ironically, some stores may benefit from the excess supply of clothing.
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American politics does not suffer from an excess of majority rule.
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They also have a keen eye for excess, and cynical marketing.
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Through sheer excess, the dead afterimages seem to come alive again.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Corporate excess is a common phenomenon these days.
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There is obviously something conspicuously icky about the excess on display.
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Lahl rinses it well to remove some of the excess sourness.
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Nearly overnight, Juicero has become the posterchild for Silicon Valley excess.
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The result: G.E. is sitting on a pile of excess inventory.
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The pigs, who were not prestigious, occasionally ate us to excess.
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An excess of vitamin D can cause potentially serious health problems.
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Below are some options for how to dispense with the excess.
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Meanwhile, run the lasagna under water, just to remove excess starch.
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Supporters see Snowden as a whistleblower who boldly exposed government excess.
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Tilt the computer to drain any excess liquid from is innards.
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I do not know what happened to this excess of cream.
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Thanks to that new McLaren Sue bought, her brand is excess.
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That has led to excess supply flooding the market as well.
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Excess risk shows the potential benefit of treatment to a society.
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Coke and coking coal futures also added in excess of 1.4%.
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When refineries shut down quickly, they often emit excess air pollutants.
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It filters water, removing the excess nitrogen created by agricultural runoff.
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That basically just means they're considered excess inventory from store shelves.
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So, why would the Fed pay interest on these excess reserves?
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To guard against that, the Fed introduced the excess reserve rate.
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Even the electricity sector, an ostensible success, is plagued by excess.
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In other words, the effects of excess saving spill across borders.
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And cut out excess sugar in all your meals, said Rosenblatt.
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You have some of the same speculative excess and random enrichment.
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"Baroque" and "excess" often pop up in descriptions of his style.
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Are there moments when excess and aggression take over your imagination?
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Only 2100 in 10 of those polled had excess liability coverage.
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Then the company started selling excess cloud capacity to other companies.
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Some areas were getting in excess of 20 inches of rain.
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We have seen concerns about excess supply coming from non-OPEC.
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Companies are also using some of their excess cash on mergers.
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They were almost certain to lose much of their excess weight.
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When I say excess, I mean over 10 to 15 lbs.
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Some of the excess cost comes from identifiable examples of overstaffing.
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His comments suggest he's looking beyond inflation for signs of excess.
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Shyne became, in essence, collateral damage of late-221s rap excess.
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On camera, the flames from the excess kerosene continue to burn.
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It's excess and artificiality to the point of joyful, absurd parody.
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Also, potassium helps regulate sodium by excreting excess sodium through urine.
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Nye expects growth in excess of 2% in the second quarter.
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Both progressives and conservatives have raised concerns about excess OCO funding.
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They don't know what is the equilibrium amount of excess reserves.
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These ingredients are all extraneous, of course, but excess can delight.
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Some areas may see storm surges in excess of 13 feet.
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Excess consumption of sugar, including from sugary drinks, contributes to this.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Availability of Excess Spread: The transaction yields significant levels of excess spread, which is used to support the ratings of the class B, C, D and E notes; while sufficient credit enhancement, provided by the subordination of junior notes, exists for the class A20163, A2 and A2-G notes to be rated independent of any soft credit support (excess spread).
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Bai and her co-author refer to these as "excess charges," noting that the higher the excess charge, the more uninsured patients -- as well as privately insured patients using out-of-network physicians -- become financially burdened.
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The federal funds rate, or what banks charge each other to borrow excess bank reserves, has risen in the past couple of days, likely due to reduced excess reserves in the U.S. banking system, they said.
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Reuters reported in February that a settlement offer sent to Fiat Chrysler lawyers by the Justice Department in January 2018 would require the company to offset excess pollution and take steps to prevent future excess emissions.
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Unless companies can find an attractive use for all that excess cash, such as hiking dividends or using cash for M&A, I'm betting companies will still funnel the majority of their excess cash to buybacks.
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"Once specific materials are so designated, persons are prohibited from accumulating those items in excess of reasonable personal or business needs or for the purpose of selling them in excess of prevailing market prices," Barr said.
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But we&aposll know more soon, because if everything goes to plan, it won&apost be long before the Hummer nameplate is back — this time, as an ode to excess power instead of excess fuel consumption.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Availability of Excess Spread: The collateral pools' weighted-average (WA) implied interest rate is 17.8%; and as such the transaction yields significant levels of excess spread, which is used to support the rated classes.
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If the funds rate would exceed the IOER, that could prompt banks to start draining excess reserves at the central bank, causing an excess of money supply in the system and pushing the funds rate still higher.
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Porcelain once represented a culture of excess and the accumulation of wealth.
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If they have excess capital, why don't they return it to shareholders?
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The excess cells build up and appear on the skin as lesions.
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Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of the Parmigiano; tap out the excess. 3.
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It is credited with saving in excess of two tons of food.
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Most entrepreneurs don't get voting rights in excess of their actual equity.
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Obviously, that creates demand well in excess of already heavy cellphone use.
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Every German office I've worked at has supplied an excess of muesli.
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In excess amounts, isolated fiber can lead to uncomfortable gas and bloating.
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Wash & Dry | A rinse cycle removes any excess residue from the condoms.
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Washington sees excess global production capacity, particularly in China, administration officials say.
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Cerebral edema is brain swelling caused by excess fluid inside the skull.
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The Galaxy Note 8 is supposed to be a phone of excess.
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There are now in excess of 50 accounts active across social media.
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"Exports are the only exit to reduce excess domestic supplies," he said.
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There's also, of course, an excess of bad information about them online.
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His internal temperature is in excess of 106 degrees when he dies.
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This time of year always promises unpredictability and an excess of emotions.
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Remove steak from marinade, wiping excess from meat with a paper towel.
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Erica Kinsman filed suit in April, seeking damages in excess of $15,000.
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It estimated the excess above best estimate at end-2015 at GBP150m.
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It was during those years that being a man was about excess.
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Despite the excess fuel, the plane landed safely and Young was arrested.
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His reasoning: chip makers are making meaningful progress working through excess inventory.
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Remove any excess fat and leftover pinfeathers and pat the outside dry.
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And no, you don't need any excess height to pull it off.
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The excess cholesterol is then broken down and removed from your body.
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Yahoo's 15% stake in Alibaba is worth in excess of $30 billion.
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He said that there's a surprising amount of excess in every business.
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The government is taking steps to work through some of the excess.
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Tiler Peck, elegant to her fingertips, had a ravishing quality of excess.
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Companies that cut and polish stones became weighed down by excess inventory.
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In addition, excess spread has been sufficient to cover any losses incurred.
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When the engines produce excess energy, this is transferred into the batteries.
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The surplus of nutrients, such as phosphorous, results in excess algae growth.
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AND THE $2 MILLION FAR SUPPORTS IS IN EXCESS OF HIS REIMBURSEMENTS.
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Oddly, rising concern about the risks of financial excess is good news.
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The patients died after excess fluids accumulated in their brains (cerebral edemas).
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Scoop out the curds and gently press to release the excess whey.
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Rabas saw piracy rates in excess of 80 percent on Google's platform.
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Indeed, from our view, excess demand is rarely the cause of inflation.
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Mr Hausmann envisages a loan in excess of $60bn over three years.
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Benchmark size is usually taken to mean in excess of $500 million.
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It's a combination of some core smartwatch capabilities and some Fitbit excess.
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But her weight loss left her with sags of frustrating excess skin.
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The project is starting up when Egypt already has excess cement capacity.
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Eventually, a person with scurvy might die of infection or excess bleeding.
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Remember what we said about how puffiness is caused by excess fluid?
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It has relied instead on capital inflows to fund private-sector excess.
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But she feels like her accomplishment is marred by her excess skin.
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The first thing a drowning man should do is jettison excess weight.
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Caught up in the excess, John became an absentee husband and dad.
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Squeeze the excess water from the tea bag and remove it. 5.
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The second possibility is that the excess returns are compensation for risk.
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This theory assumes there is excess demand to hedge against falling prices.
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The final order books are in excess of US$33bn, evenly split.
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Ford previously said the plant was operating with about 700 excess workers.
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We have excess low-carbon electricity that could be used for them.
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The program resulted in a balance sheet in excess of $4.5 trillion.
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Step 3: Using the excess fabric in the front, assemble a bow.
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For all the excess of Alexander's writing, it is extremely pared down.
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Excess cash flow supports prison construction, debt reduction, and other corporate activities.
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A short term solution is to trim down an excess of bush.
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The account holds foreign reserves from excess earnings from sales of crude.
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But the industry has struggled with excess production and Brazil's political uncertainty.
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Benchmark size is traditionally understood to mean in excess of $500 million.
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There is more than a kernel of truth in this rhetorical excess.
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"Always wipe the excess product off the brush before using," she says.
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"There is an excess capacity on trans-Pacific flights (especially China)," CheapAir.
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After shampooing and conditioning, towel dry the hair to remove excess moisture.
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If these barrels are excess supply, then large production cuts are needed.
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Blot the salmon with a paper towel to remove any excess moisture.
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"The excess liquidity is flattening spreads at the short end," said Schroeder.
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An alarm indicating excess speed was heard on the cockpit voice recorder.
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The final order books were in excess of US$33bn, evenly split.
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Retirement plan administrators are also monitoring those limits to prevent excess deferrals.
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The excess had to be sold to neighboring countries on the cheap.
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The event's massively inflated budget brought to life insider excess and croneyism.
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After a weekend of excess, it can sometimes catch you by surprise.
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Financial leverage in excess of 21549% could also lead to a downgrade.
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Excess growth in this area has the potential to increase systemic risks.
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The show amounts to a boisterously campy and painful excess of emotion.
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Perhaps, though, the scientists reasoned, they reacted badly to any excess gas!
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The excess noise often distracts from the pure listening experience I want.
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In the lawsuit, he is seeking unspecified damages in excess of $25,000.
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It expects to generate 1.5 billion euros in excess cash this year.
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Page Six reports she originally sought damages in excess of $10 million.
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The lawsuits are for "damages in excess of $15,000," according to ESPN.
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The benefits of avoiding excess weight extend far beyond just cancer prevention.
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Order books are in excess of 1.5bn (excluding joint lead manager interest).
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His fervent disciples followed it to the letter and, often, to excess.
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Is this asking too much in this time of social media excess?
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"It soaks up excess water and enhances your natural curls," explains Wallace.
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His internal temperature is in excess of 2000 degrees when he dies.
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Dredge the chicken thighs in the mixture and shake off any excess.
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But it's clear now that they were caused by the hormonal excess.
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Inflation has persistently overshot targets and is well in excess of peers.
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"We have excess supply," said Reetha K.P, district medical officer of Palakkad.
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Democrats argued an inadequate response led to more than 3,000 excess deaths.
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The global aluminium industry continues to pay the price of Chinese excess.
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But over time, hitting coaches have trimmed away at the excess motion.
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A salmon filet, though, could not recover from an excess of salt.
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He worked out, which he says he can sometimes do to excess.
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The report also looks at cancer and excess body weight by gender.
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According to the Times, Poehler was fined $2,200 for excess water usage.
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Trump quickly amassed a massive war chest in excess of $100 million.
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I think that our clients recognize that despite the excess of capacity.
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Alabama state law allowed sheriffs to keep "excess" funds allocated for food.
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Eventually companies will have to buy permits to cover their excess emissions.
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The class AB notes' LMI-independent rating also relies upon excess spread.
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You can also wrap up the excess cable with the included tie.
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But this can lead to excess calories and weight gain over time.
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You don't like vast political excess and shouted epithets and so forth.
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Every time you throw away excess groceries, that's money down the drain.
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We try to keep them healthy, so they can make excess honey.
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These include pressure on pricing from excess capital and low interest rates.
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"It would be worth in excess of $1 billion today," he said.
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Right now, the Air Force has 85033 percent excess capacity, Wilson added.
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Excess spread has been more than sufficient to cover any losses incurred.
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Harley Davidson famously projected costs in excess of $40 million last year.
|
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The total damage is estimated to be in excess of $2 million.
|
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This reduces any excess water and serves to concentrate the eel flavour.
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"Just zero excess was the idea, exactly like Soylent itself," notes Loudon.
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Hoarseness can also be a problem with excess postnasal drip, Poetker says.
|
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VW said excess diesel emissions impact up to 11 million vehicles worldwide.
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If your dwelling exceeds the $250,000 mark, you'll need excess flood insurance.
|
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The dollar value of those deals is in excess of $250 billion.
|
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China's current debt-to-GDP ratio is in excess of 250 percent.
|
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Excess water drains back into the bottle, so there is little waste.
|
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Rather than waste the excess electricity, the islands decided to harness it.
|
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But more important, excess supplementation may cause a different kind of harm.
|
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Alva Vanderbilt entertained there in a frenzy of excess, but still Mrs.
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It also subsidizes some industries, including steel, contributing to world excess capacity.
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They thought it was excess fluid, so they kept increasing my diuretics.
|
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" With its mixture of kitsch, excess and slick production values, "Das 1.
|
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Many conductors pump the music for every bit of roiling, erotic excess.
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Beyond excess coal, geopolitics is also a key factor in that expansion.
|
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Tropical storms become hurricanes when winds reach in excess of 73 mph.
|
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Flaky or extra-dry spots will absorb excess tanner and look unnatural.
|
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Why that sort of excess should have been a surprise is unclear.
|
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Jackson Pollock's paint-splattered pants that reveal the excess of "Autumn Rhythm"?
|
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Modern, well-maintained jets have useful lifespans far in excess of that.
|
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One essay starts as a series of thoughts about overwriting and excess.
|
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It's about feeling strong without me having to do any excess movement.
|
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I am 66, in top health, fit and with no excess cholesterol.
|
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" Among the most common were "Excess Dwell Time" and "Insufficient Capacity/Crowding.
|
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Ms. Steier sometimes clutters this staging with an excess of carnival antics.
|
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Indeed, authorities are using banks' excess capital to help cushion the shock.
|
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Carter said his pits should have space to hold the excess water.
|
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Hefnerism seems to have led us through orgiastic excess to depressing onanism.
|
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And she's not about to jeopardize it by succumbing to excess herself.
|
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Eventually this excess waste can form small, sharp crystals, which clump together.
|
|
Excess heat in Phoenix grounded more than 40 flights in recent days.
|
|
Excess heat in Phoenix grounded more than 63 flights in recent days.
|
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As a result, insurers are owed well in excess of $10 billion.
|
|
On better days, he would sell his excess catch at the market.
|
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There is a particular reason for that: I want to celebrate excess.
|
|
Supporters see him as a whistle-blower who boldly exposed government excess.
|
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Or revitalize your sourdough starter, using the excess for pancakes or waffles.
|
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This is almost certainly due to excess stock of the original model.
|
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The potential for excess in this sort of longing is obvious enough.
|
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Excess proceeds from the refinancing should also improve the company's cash position.
|
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I want a musical where nutty excess and carefree one-upmanship rule.
|
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Efforts by businesses to reduce excess inventory have also been a drag.
|
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Anything else would be excess that adds another decision to my day.
|
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Any excess from the refund can go to your regular bank account.
|
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So it bottled the excess wine, and Mr. Schneider found lifelong inspiration.
|
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It received orders in excess of $3.2 billion, according to the document.
|
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These planets complement each other, and encourage us to live in excess.
|
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But it's better in moderation, and modern life pushes us toward excess.
|
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Of those, only five have caused damage in excess of $22005 billion.
|
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Individuals could buy more expensive plans but would bear the excess cost.
|
|
Barnes is seeking damages in excess of $15,000, according to the lawsuit.
|
|
Natural gas prices remain depressed, in large part because of excess supply.
|
|
That excess verbiage about the parking rules just screams of Chekhov's gun.
|
|
Excess global debt is a major concern for J.P. Morgan's international chairman.
|
|
His sister, Sawsan, is a creature of wild excess — angry, sexual, mercurial.
|
|
We always are looking at how we return excess cash to shareholders.
|
|
Excess supply in the first quarter was 2.59 million bpd, OPEC said.
|
|
Analysts say Thor is still dealing with excess inventory and higher costs.
|
|
They also attributed the market turbulence to a scarcity of excess reserves.
|
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Normally, banks earn interest when they park excess reserves at central banks.
|
|
The excess in their PC buying habits isn't just for that status.
|
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But you can eat well during it, celebrating excess masked as love.
|
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Any excess money is turned over to the state as unclaimed property.
|
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Ms. Price pursues a kind of discreet excess, a restrained too-muchness.
|
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Excess water drains away through four noses spaced evenly around each piece.
|
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She has 36 pieces by Magritte, worth in excess of $100 million.
|
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Professors' penchant for using obesity as a metaphor for capitalism and excess.
|
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Not every family or individual has the good fortune of holiday excess.
|
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Seventy-eight counties still have unemployment rates in excess of 10 percent.
|
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On his website, he reports earnings in excess of $100,000 per year.
|
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What excess does is that it allows you to escape self-reflection.
|
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Thompson was charged with two felonies: participation in a riot with property damage in excess of $1,500 (Class H) and inciting others to riot where there is property damage in excess of $1,500 (Class F), according to reports.
|
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In 60 China's ministry of agriculture conducted one of the few nationwide food tests to look for such heavy metals; it found that 28% of the rice samples it took had excess lead and 10% had excess cadmium.
|
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Multiple Liquidity Sources: Liquidity support will be provided via excess income; an excess revenue reserve that traps excess income up to a target of 0.2% of the note balance at closing, subject to various triggers being met; principal draws; and a liquidity facility sized at 1.0% of the aggregate performing loan balance, with a facility floor of 0.1% of the aggregate loan balance at closing.
|
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Though the excess has begun to clear, in part due to energy majors absorbing much of the excess into their own refining systems, the discounts sellers made to attract interest has lowered price expectations for Nigerian exports for September.
|
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NEW YORK, April 22 (Reuters) - The average borrowing cost for U.S. banks to borrow excess reserves overnight increased further above what the Federal Reserve pays on excess reserves on Friday, according to New York Federal Reserve data on Monday.
|
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The "effective," or average, rate in the federal funds market, where banks borrow excess reserves from one another to meet regulatory requirement, was 2.19 percent on Thursday, while the U.S. central bank is paying 2.20 percent on excess reserves.
|
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The SFO said the charges related to the making of corrupt offers to influence the award of contracts to Petrofac worth in excess of 730 million dollars in Iraq and in excess of 3.5 billion dollars in Saudi Arabia.
|
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Cooking rice in excess water — using six to 10 parts water to one part rice — and draining the excess water off before consuming rice can reduce 40 to 60 percent of the inorganic arsenic content, according to F.D.A. research.
|
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Thankfully, excess great works can be used as trade collateral with other civilizations.
|
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When in surplus, domestic savings exceed domestic investments, with the excess lent abroad.
|
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Colombian risk management authorities said excess weight led to the bridge's collapse Monday.
|
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I grew up in Brooklyn in a neighborhood where we saw excess incarceration.
|
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"This light radiated by the structure would create an infrared excess," said Ellis.
|
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German prosecutors also are conducting a criminal probe of VW's excess diesel emissions.
|
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Exfoliating can help remove the excess and keep your scalp clean, said Banker.
|
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The primary surplus is excess revenue after expenditures and before interest debt payments.
|
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I consumed excess water in an effort to relieve myself from the taste.
|
|
The whole thing buzzes with modern gaming excess: ostensibly convenient but tonally uneven.
|
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This portfolio grew 21% in 2015, well in excess of the peer median.
|
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And look at all of the Pixel 53's excess bezels too, yuck.
|
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When you have an excess of phone calls, you send them to voicemail.
|
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Transfer the salami slices to paper towels to drain off the excess oil.
|
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Andromeda, too has a halo of stars with an excess of heavier elements.
|
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"There's excess capacity in the market right now," said JPMorgan CFO Marianne Lake.
|
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J. Dickson, reporter for The Goods I love excess and I hate repercussions.
|
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It's a 12-month contract with a €125 excess and no theft protection.
|
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This is the latest U.S. complaint that China is exporting excess capacity abroad.
|
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This sense of coming together perversely helps excuse some of the show's excess.
|
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"Astronomers and physicists are hunting for the source of the "galactic center excess.
|
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But the average healthy person will just end up peeing out excess magnesium.
|
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Step 4: Remove the mask and massage the excess serum into your skin.
|
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Both daughters fail as actresses, and both watch their mothers drink to excess.
|
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"Everyone's relief valve is Asia for these excess barrels," one U.S. trader said.
|
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Wipe away any excess mud from the soles with a wet paper towel.
|
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Her blonde hair and an excess of pink helps hide her complex past.
|
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For one, excess herb can leak out from the mouthpiece of the joint.
|
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That sort of CEO pay excess has outraged Americans across the political spectrum.
|
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But it pays dividends far in excess of the potential risks it brings.
|
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Both Blairs drank to excess, and Lee was sometimes verbally and physically abusive.
|
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The New York Fed tried a bit on excess leverage at the banks.
|
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The suit claims that Mackenzie has suffered damages in excess of $10 million.
|
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Remove mug from water, and let excess polish drip into the bowl. 5.
|
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In this era of publicity excess, she hid her marriage in plain sight.
|
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But used to excess, it can render prose turgid and, at worst, unreadable.
|
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There was tremendous amount of, at best, complacency or, at worst speculative excess.
|
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It is often characterized by excess, as in acts of cruelty and torture.
|
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The fund manager says he has suffered damages in excess of $200 million.
|
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Books closed in excess of 2.4bn, including 225m from joint lead manager interest.
|
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Mr Musk, who thrives by stoking expectations to excess, is partly to blame.
|
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It must be so crazy you just constantly living a life of excess!
|
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Many central banks globally also pay interest to banks on their excess reserves.
|
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The work is expected to sell in excess of $35 million this week.
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Dip chicken in egg mixture, shaking off any excess; dredge in popcorn mixture.
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The U.S. president said Abe agreed that Japan would buy excess U.S. corn.
|
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There are legal restrictions on the share of excess diamonds it may buy.
|
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With each brand, her penchant for excess, mystery, drama, and sex is clear.
|
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OPEC expects the output cuts to reduce excess supply weighing on the market.
|
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Given his excess of titles, one more would hardly seem to add much.
|
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These are the elements Rihanna embodies — pleasure, play, costume, excess, drama, sexuality, rebellion.
|
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Using your thumbs, squeeze out the excess dirt and soap ever so gently.
|
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"The excess supply of luxury product will likely rise over the next year. "
|
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Transfer to a plate lined with a paper towel to remove excess grease.
|
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Detroit's high housing affordability can be attributed to less demand and excess supply.
|
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These mice didn't just stop gaining — they started to lose that excess weight.
|
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Conventional pop is so passé — keep the bubbles, but ditch the excess sugar!
|
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The company says the number is now in excess of 70% of users.
|
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Governments also use sovereign wealth funds to invest excess revenues from natural resources.
|
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After supplying the displays, the cells generate about 200 milliwatts of excess power.
|
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Curbing subsidies would ease pressure on the public purse and curtail excess production.
|
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They come to this world for its excess — there are no rules here.
|
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No book that size is perfect, because excess is kind of the point.
|
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A huge portion of this output is unused excess fabric and textile scraps.
|
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Shake off any excess, and transfer chicken to 2 large rimmed baking sheets.
|
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As excess supply is pushed out of the market, utilisation rates are rising.
|
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Total excess profits amount to only about 4% of America's health-care overspending.
|
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Valeant's solution made a certain sense, but it carried the idea to excess.
|
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The "excess of democracy" that concerned Elbridge Gerry again became a national problem.
|
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German prosecutors also have an ongoing criminal probe into VW's excess diesel emissions.
|
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It is a metal with a history of structural excess capacity and oversupply.
|
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Some online games and console manufacturers have advised gamers against playing to excess.
|
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Each has a market share in commercial bank deposits in excess of 14%.
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He's the world's richest man, with a fortune in excess of $133 billion.
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The global steel excess capacity is related to one country — China, China, China.
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But it can actually help remove excess oil better than a water cleanser.
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The fig and banana trees act as a canopy layer, absorbing excess heat.
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Some demand is now appearing to soak up some of that excess supply.
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The song doesn't focus on the common talks of NBA excess and success.
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Rather than deigning to share, he returned with 20 pounds of excess weight.
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"Excess is obnoxious, even in religious worship," is an oft-quoted Aleppo proverb.
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There is also excess at the other extreme: medical care for the well.
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They also remove excess blood from severed body parts that have been reattached.
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On the surface, this is a story about a lot of excess dairy.
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The combined order book is in excess of 4bn, with no meaningful skew.
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Excess contributions are subject to a penalty tax of 0003 percent each year.
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By doing so, the BOJ is essentially charging banks for parking excess funds.
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Transfer to the paper towels to drain off excess oil and let cool.
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It is expected to generate combined 2016 revenues in excess of $14 million.
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In fact, the fund had an excess of almost $6900 billion in 2628.
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Some industry leaders say the business will stabilize once dealers reduce excess stocks.
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"In fact, it does not need state support, having excess profit," Zelenskiy said.
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If set too high, it should lead to a situation of excess supply.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Ant Financial's $14 billion haul epitomises private-capital excess.
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So far there have been around 2,000 donations, totaling in excess of $150,000.
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The combined order books are in excess of 4bn, with no particular skew.
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"Excess credits is an epidemic, and that's wasted time and money," Jenkins added.
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Right now, it claims over 650 agents and in excess of 65 destinations.
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Even non-rush shipping can involve excess boxes and non-recyclable packaging materials.
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We used one that was two feet long and trimmed off the excess.
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If retail sales were to soften, retailers could be stuck with excess inventory.
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Donate your excess to a charity and actually do something good for humanity.
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Brokerage firms have begun to value the company in excess of $1 trillion.
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Only reserve balances in excess of that threshold attract the negative interest charge.
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Trump's disclosure form claimed his net worth was in excess of $85033 billion.
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The solution to excess heat, of course, is to cool down your camera.
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The first of these pools is the excess reserves of the commercial banks.
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At some point, China must deal with its excess debts and industrial overcapacity.
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Once you're ready to start on the lips, blot off the excess balm.
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"Excess capacity has a distorting and damaging effect on global markets," he said.
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Excess barrels have occasionally traveled outside the region to Asia and North America.
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Some cheer it, others believe it is the perfect example of Trump excess.
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Both were diseases of hormonal excess; both were characterized by rapid weight gain.
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The quest for speed and efficiency can also give rise to excess volatility.
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After all, mere excess infrastructure does not automatically translate into a BRAC action.
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Adams sets all this energetically, but with an excess of lightly bouncing parlando.
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I have reviewed in excess of 100 character letters written on your behalf.
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THE CRISIS of illegal immigration is often seen as one of excess supply.
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It had also been pressured by excess inventories that led to additional markdowns.
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Excess heat and lack of rain lead to increased air pollution and wildfires.
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A version from a decade later is spare and piercing, all excess expunged.
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His wife, Jennifer Stahl, a freelance editor, will sometimes spot this excess energy.
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Jafar's love of excess and power are on full display in his bedroom.
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For men, approximately 29% of esophageal adenocarcinomas were linked to excess body weight.
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Many industrial companies are burdened by excess capacity, and downsizing may be unavoidable.
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So beginning this season, they're wrapping that excess fabric around thick wood bangles.
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Spit out the excess foam and use lukewarm water to rinse the mouthguard.
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He found that the excess returns of both baskets were similar until May.
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It was invented in the 1830s and doesn't specifically measure excess body fat.
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Ms. McGovern, 67, is the rare performer endowed with an excess of talent.
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In all, 22018 companies announced buybacks in excess of $2220.8 billion during June.
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Factory workers also seem to use makeup brushes to sweep away excess powder.
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Brokerage firms have begun to value the company in excess of $220 trillion.
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President Clinton's Health Security Act polled quite high — in excess of 70 percent.
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Koudelka said that excess sugar consumption can cause muscle aches and joint pain.
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It admits the dream of a body unencumbered by any excess of corporeality.
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Most importantly, it isn't just hiding an excess complexity behind a twee aesthetic.
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It's leak-proof and any excess water will drain back into the bottle.
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While moving, it avoids exploding by releasing its excess gas through vent orifices.
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Over the first few months of this year, I lost some excess fat.
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For a great many Americans, it means commercial excess and big flashy gifts.
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In December, the New York Times estimated 1,052 "excess deaths" occurred after Maria.
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Demand is expected to remain strong as excess capital seeks high-quality paper.
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"Avoid 'stuff' facing excess capacity (chemicals, steel, miners) and emerging markets," Jones said.
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But consumers aren't just using these sites to get rid of excess merchandise.
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But the excess of seriousness only makes The Legend of Tarzan more ridiculous.
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In fact, it's specifically designed for places that don't regularly have excess food.
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And while doing the math is annoying, so is subsidizing your friends' excess.
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The BSA issued a demand that included a penalty in excess of $200,000.
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According to the man himself, Trump is worth "in excess" of $10 billion.
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Rinse and drain the yuba, gently squeezing to remove any excess liquid. 3.
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However, one U.S. official said sales of excess defense equipment could occur quickly.
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At the time of writing, Neopets has in excess of 90 million users.
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She's suing Katt for physical pain and damages in excess of $1 million.
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What can we stand to gain from getting rid of excess parking spots?
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Throat and ear pain can also be secondary symptoms of excess postnasal drip.
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Investigators estimated the loss of property to be in excess of $265 million.
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If only this score had fewer moments of all-out, frenzied, melodramatic excess.
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She used a pizza cutter to trim off excess fondant at its bottom.
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You acknowledge that excess nutrients are the fuel that ignites yearly algae blooms.
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The New Jersey Pension Plan is now underfunded in excess of $60 billion.
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Second, PtG can serve as a load for all that excess renewable energy.
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Its peachy paleness disclosed "an excess of water," according to Chinese traditional medicine.
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Not all of Mr. Xi's policies appear prone to waves of excess zeal.
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And Mr. Sloan's ratio is far in excess of Mr. Cecere's 205 times.
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The awarded amounts under its current contracts are in excess of $46 million.
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That was an important lesson in American excess—one cheese is never enough.
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The government said it would seek criminal fines in excess of $22006 billion.
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The Justice Department has a separate ongoing criminal investigation into the excess emissions.
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Ms. Spencer's 21990 Country Club Dance fashions made use of the excess. 288.
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There was just too much bling and an excess of embroidery on everything.
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It's hard to ignore the gratuitous excess, the worrisome superficiality, the aqueous extravagance.
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The aviation excess seen in South and Southeast Asia has few parallels globally.
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Nearby, a community fridge means nobody's excess fresh vegetables need go to waste.
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Like Uber, it solves the "excess capacity" problem beloved by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
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Lots of Cargomatic's customers were simply businesses that needed to move excess freight.
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As such, the show is something of an agreeable exercise in artistic excess.
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But these benign bubbles can transmutate into monstrous headaches if consumed to excess.
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And suddenly Mr. Smith's playful excess, once deemed obscene, feels prescient and perfect.
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"I'm sick to death of the road to excess," he said in 2005.
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For three decades running, Mr. Harrelson's excess has been part of his charm.
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I had been drinking to excess with some regularity since I was 14.
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As a result, the interest rate on excess reserves is now 1.95 percent.
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This excess is more public than ever, pushing Mexicans to a boiling point.
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Losing excess weight can help you reduce some of the symptoms of PCOS.
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Not all of the "excess" federal money goes to the insurers' bottom line.
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The company still did not provide an honest explanation for the excess emissions.
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Ultimately you will excrete much of the excess salt and water in urine.
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I tried to convince my wife that the problem was excess ear wax.
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This isn't the petty Washington corruption of lobbying favors or excess campaign donations.
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It also said a share buyback remained an option to distribute excess cash.
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However, excess supply persists, making some in OPEC wary of renewed price weakness.
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G.M. has substantial excess capacity in the United States, according to auto analysts.
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Many in Paraguay argue that the country should use the excess power itself.
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N> are extending their summer shutdowns to manage excess inventory from declining sales.
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This is another example of the careless excess of the administration's immigration policy.
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He was encouraged to take up the drums, to burn off excess energy.
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The excess could, theoretically, be returned to shareholders – or used to support lending.
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I also bring alcohol pads to clean the excess glue off the wig.
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It estimates that adults consume 236.5 to 300 calories in excess each day.
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In the US, there were an estimated 108,500 excess winter deaths in 2008.
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He thrived in an era of gaudy excess and came to epitomize it.
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In our era of digital excess, we're being recommended to all the time.
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The total amount cut could be in excess of $4 trillion, Avalere said.
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The excess could, theoretically, be returned to shareholders — or used to support lending.
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The shale boom created an excess of natural gas in the United States.
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In December, The New York Times estimated 1,052 "excess deaths" occurred after Maria.
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But excess debris poses a threat to racers coming up behind an accident.
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Several prominent Republican politicians have weighed in to support restraining executive pay excess.
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But that's our first and last bad joke about the game's modern excess.
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In the 2010s, excess supply was the defining challenge for the energy industry.
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In fact, an excess of knowledge, information, and acumen may actually hurt returns.
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That leaves the company about $6 billion in excess cash flow, he said.
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Hispanics, on average, bear a burden of 63 percent excess exposure, it said.
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After this, wipe your screen with a fresh cloth to remove any excess.
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One of the leading causes for those excess winter deaths is energy poverty.
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To add a final touch, make a ribbon from any excess gift wrap.
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That excess is either wasted or stored (at a cost) for later use.
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Amazon Outlet is a section where sellers can move overstock or excess inventory.
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After all, this is how real people behave when they've drunk to excess.
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He blamed Whole Foods' red tape — the private grocer's equivalent of regulatory excess.
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Accordingly, the Agnellis insulated their lives with excess: parties, villas, yachts, cars, women.
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At times, the whimsy proliferates to excess, crowding out Wagnerian politics and psychology.
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When the onions are soft, remove the cartouche to evaporate the excess liquid.
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Most readers will agree that a society addicted to excess will, ultimately, collapse.
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They called it the 'age of excess'—women wanted to dress very showy.
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Mellon is suing her old cohorts for damages in excess of $4 million.
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To lift rates from near-zero, it relied on a relatively new rate on excess bank reserves and on a lightly tested reverse repurchase (repo) facility to mop up some of the $2.6 trillion in excess reserves in financial markets.
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If you overestimate demand for a book and print too many copies, you just burden yourself with even more excess inventory that you need to pay to store, on top of the excess inventory already coming in from bookstore returns.
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A gadget is designed to give off excess warmth if it starts to overheat, but if it's blocked from doing that—by, say, the arm or torso of an unconscious human—it transfers that excess heat to whatever it's touching.
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Obama also raised the issue of excess capacity in industrial sectors including steel, the White House said, and urged the rapid launch of the Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity, in line with a G20 leaders' agreement in Hangzhou, China.
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NEW YORK, April 23 (Reuters) - The average borrowing cost for U.S. banks to borrow excess reserves overnight was unchanged on Monday, holding above what the Federal Reserve pays on excess reserves, New York Federal Reserve data released on Tuesday showed.
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She was charged with disorderly conduct by injury to a statue, damage to real property, participation in a riot with property damage in excess of $85033,500 and inciting others to riot where there is property damage in excess of $1,500.
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It also sells large batteries known as the Powerwall, which can store the excess electricity that is created during the day by the solar panels, rather than feeding excess power into the electrical grid the way other solar panels do.
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Its criticism of the link between political access and privilege would be more valid if it did not glory, like a very loud and moderately provocative Wes Anderson movie, in the aesthetic of the super-wealthy, piling excess on excess.
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It's an easier way to view the excess supply situation that we've had in the market for over eight quarters now and counting - looking at the chart notice two periods, the first part of 2012 (call it the first and second quarters) which is where we last had excess supply at elevated levels and also the first part of 2014, which was the beginning of the current excess supply.
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Typically Britain sees around 30,000 excess deaths each winter, but that rose to 60,000.
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At bottom, a trade surplus is an excess of national saving over domestic investment.
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But their poor absorption also explains their potential laxative effect when consumed in excess.
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It also offers excess capacity for big online delivery firms it declines to name.
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"You could turn that [excess space] over to a suite of retailers," he said.
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That on the LME's rebar contract is usually well in excess of 20 percent.
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Yet there's also been recent evidence of excess supply as global economic growth slows.
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Asus' Mothership is an exercise in ridiculous gaming excess, and it's an absolute delight.
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Despite and because of its flaws, this truly is an accessory of visual excess.
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Records show Adelson and his wife, Miriam, have given in excess of $80 million.
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The US has just revoked waivers that allowed Iran to export those excess stockpiles.
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Excess baggage fees may apply when they head to Rio's airport to fly home.
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To offset those costs, retailers work with resellers to handle return and excess items.
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If the latter, pulsars might be making enough positrons to explain the antimatter excess.
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Total demand is in excess of US$6.5bn skewed towards the 10-year note.
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Without them, it's just a lot of prettiness and excess on the red carpet.
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Robust appetite from Japanese and South Korean buyers could help soak up excess supplies.
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China also has limited alternatives for what to do with all its excess cash.
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He spent in excess of $100 million to promote the effort, a spokesman said.
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ET. Prices for US oil have been hammered recently by reports of excess supply.
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Oh, and it pumps the excess power the thing generates into the local grid.
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Replace whatever cords you can with shorter versions to help minimize excess cord slack.
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It's provisions coverage ratio for non-performing loans stood in excess of 100 percent.
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Quevedo's patterns differ from those of a typical gymnasium floor, though, in their excess.
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Submerge it in the liquid or use a spoon so the excess won't overflow.
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European bankers are working on debt financings in excess of 7 times Ista's EBITDA.
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Inpatient treatments and prescription drugs contributed just a small portion of the excess costs.
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EXCLUSIVE-WORRIED ABOUT EXCESS IMPORTS OF CHINESE ELECTRONICS, ORGANIC CHEMICALS, TOYS-INDIAN GOVT SOURCES
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Hitting Bottom A drug memoir of his 1980s excess written in the third person.
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That's because those with excess inventory may slash prices just to move the products.
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Our garage would be filled with excess merchandise: Coleman coolers, propane fuel, white gas.
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In India, the excess of boys over girls worsened slightly between 2001 and 2011.
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Tehran could ship the excess amounts out of the country for storage or sale.
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What we find there is both a disappointment and in excess of our expectations.
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If you're going to do something to excess, you might as well go overboard.
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Books are now in excess of 1.5bn The Reg S bond is Tuesday's business.
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Fitch's cash flow analysis tested that excess was available under all stressed scenarios tested.
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Any excess HSA contributions your employer made are also included in your gross income.
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"Take the excess contributions out before you file your tax return," said Vives Ortiz.
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The tech uses in excess of 100 facial features to map the user's movements.
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Verification of attribution takes time, while excess mortality estimation is a more immediate indicator.
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CAR molecules help liver tissue to regenerate, since excess acid damages tissue, inhibiting regeneration.
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Cuoco will also pay for Sweeting's attorney fees, though not in excess of $55,000.
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Between 0003 and TTM 3Q15, Fitch-calculated interest coverage was in excess of 30.0x.
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They can actually be redeemed for cash once you have in excess of 2,000.
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Salamanders also play an important role in trapping excess carbon from entering the atmosphere.
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" When commenters asked what causes the excess growth, Never Ending Callus responded simply, "genetics.
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And Ethio Telecom used the excess funds to bankroll railway development in the country.
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She dismisses concerns of excess competition, even in China, where local airlines have boomed.
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Producers hope to freeze output, which analysts said will still not remove excess barrels.
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Retail in particular has suffered over the last few years because of excess discounting.
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" Does Apple really wants to invite a year of snarky headlines about "iPhone excess?
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GREG HAYES: So we'll ship well in excess of 215 engines to air bus.
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Ricardo Rosselló, says there were 2,975 excess deaths between September 2017 and February 2018.
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Once its done it then sucks the excess vapor back into a collection chamber.
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Some people's bodies do a good job of filtering excess sodium, while others' don't.
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In 2013, 61,000 (61,000!) reindeer died of starvation in Russia due to excess ice.
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That means the excess return over the S&P 500 has been 6 percent.
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To an economist, a rent is excess, undeserved income resulting from barriers to competition.
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It's the way these searches are being conducted, with unnecessary secrecy, and in excess.
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Transfer to a 9-inch pie pan and trim the excess around the edges.
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After this, the excess magma traveled southeast toward the residential Puna District, Babb said.
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"Driving bans are disproportionate when it comes to small excess pollution levels," she said.
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We believe that resources well in excess of 200 billion cubic feet could exist.
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It is laser-trained on fighting what it considers excess spending by the government.
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Demand for the bond was in excess of 500m, according to an earlier update.
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Fitch expects CA to continue repurchasing shares with excess FCF after M&A spend.
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Absorbing that sudden burst of excess energy causes the molecule to split into two.
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In Mr. Freedom, every dig at American belligerence, hypocrisy, excess, and ignorance hits true.
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Then, pop in the second Bud and tuck the excess cord in the middle.
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Excess renewable energy also brings down wholesale power prices, which is bad for investment. .
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At times of financial excess, voters cannot easily tell responsible leaders from reckless ones.
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Further, analyst said excess supply of gasoline in the United States has depressed prices.
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The excess frequency would have to be returned to the state, the source added.
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Sound smart: Eutrophication is when an excess of nutrients in water causes plant overgrowth.
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So we need to acknowledge that we are a culture in love with excess.
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Just tap any excess out on your skin with your finger and you're done.
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Pastoralists get food for their animals and rice farmers dispose of excess husks cleanly.
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Throughout history, we have been viewed as sites of spectacle, fundamental excess, and metaphor.
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China has a target to cut 150 million tonnes of excess capacity by 2020.
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Potentially hosting the Olympics is expected to cost Calgary in excess of $5 billion.
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It's modesty as excess, if you can believe that contradiction—but that's fashion, baby!
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Indeed, families making in excess of $100,000 make up 70 percent of HSA contributions.
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He received a bonus that was in excess of $120 million; is that right?
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It had an excess of vehicles waiting to be sold as the strike started.
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Sanderson is asking a judge to award him damages in excess of $3.1 million.
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The excess of color, sex, and glitz in these images dramatize the revista's exhibitionism.
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Gross said at the time that he suffered damages in excess of $200 million.
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Any excess money will go to charities and organizations that work with police dogs.
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The order books are in excess of €3.25bn, including €125m of lead manager interest.
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