Long exposures, multiple exposures, and some exposure compensation abilities let you further express yourself.
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Other possible exposures were evaluated and no known community or residential exposures have been identified.
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The app also includes presets for taking double exposures and long exposures, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Successful international investing hinges on the ability to manage indirect exposures, as well as direct country exposures.
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As would EPA regulations for air quality standards, hazardous materials exposures, pesticides exposures, drinking water concentrations, etc.
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When we look only at U.S. banks' foreign exposures, China ranks 2628th, representing 28500 percent of all foreign exposures.
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The study team focused on a total of 89 exposures in the womb and 128 exposures during early childhood.
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Currently, the banks' top 20 exposures represent 70% or higher of total exposures and sector concentrations can also be high.
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Eighty-six percent of the exposures were in children below the age of 6; 89% of the exposures were unintentional.
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Skybox builds cybersecurity management software, which uses analytics to prioritize an organization's risk exposures and recommend action to address those exposures.
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With the app, you can shoot portrait-style photos with a blurred "bokeh" background, create double exposures, and even long exposures.
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However, the financing book remains concentrated on single-name exposures (the top 20 exposures represented 1.1x of total equity at end-2016).
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So you have to weigh those factors — exposures and costs — when looking at the right ETF to play different companies' earnings or exposures.
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SaarLB's asset quality benefits from its exposures to highly rated sovereigns and financial institutions, which account for a material share of gross credit exposures.
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"We are also looking more and more at not just exposures in pregnancy, but exposures before conception, which is very interesting," Dr. Trasande said.
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Air pollution kills more than 2.9 million people a year, and both acute exposures and chronic exposures have been associated with increased risk for mortality.
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Although these exposures are sizable, they have been reduced over time, and the majority is directly tied to municipalities with some exposures collateralized by tax revenues.
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The FSA set the risk weight at 35% for corporate exposures collateralised by commercial real estate and 25% for corporate exposures collateralised by commercial residential properties.
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"They're very important studies since most exposures are single brief exposures," said Dr. Randall Flick, professor of anesthesiology and pediatrics at the Mayo Clinic Children's Center.
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"IARC has a strong belief, for good reasons, that those who know the most about certain exposures are those who have worked on such exposures," he said.
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Noor Upside could arise from improvements in asset quality, particularly repayment of the large Dubai GRE exposures (restructured exposures which are currently classified as performing), and in capital.
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For the new study, researchers analyzed all exposures to kratom reported to poison control centers across the country between 2011 and 2017, a total of over 1,800 exposures.
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The increasing charges are based on the EU's existing regime for capitalising excess exposures above the large exposures limit, which is normally set at 21464% of a bank's capital.
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What is usually not discussed at all is that the U.S. banks' two largest exposures are to the U.K. and Japan, for which China represents very large foreign exposures.
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We estimate that these exposures reached EUR12.5bn at the six largest banks, equivalent to 3.6% of their assets at end-June 2015, though the exposures vary significantly by bank.
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"We have some exposures in some funds but not generally across the firm ... As the prices have started rising again, we have been reducing those exposures," said Andrew Bosomworth.
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"The dose from these mammography exposures is very low, and therefore the true possibility that these additional exposures could cause measurable harm also is low," Smith wrote in an email.
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The loan book remains concentrated by single-name exposures, particularly real estate exposure, albeit mainly from legacy lending (the 20 largest exposures represented 2033x of total equity at end-2015).
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"Though it focuses on work-related exposures, the study raises concerns that exposures to these chemicals, which is common in the U.S. population, can also contribute," Trasande said by email.
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"We are making every effort to identify any exposures at the mall and based on what we have at this time, those exposures are pretty low risk," Kurian reportedly said.
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However, a number of the Regionals have increased or are seeking to expand their non-mortgage retail exposures, although these are likely to remain a small portion of their overall exposures.
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Most of UPSB's FC exposures are to borrowers with FC revenues, which limits the risks to asset quality from currency falls, but FC exposures at Asaka and Ipak Yuli are more vulnerable.
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Comparing these natural exposures with light from lamps, computer screens and mobile devices like smartphones, the study team found that the artificial light produced even lower exposures than people normally encounter outdoors.
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Women who have higher air pollution exposures may be living in neighborhoods where there are other exposures, he said, but still, there is an emerging body of evidence to support the association.
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The downgrade of CBM's VR to 'b+' from 'bb-' reflects a moderate increase in Fitch's assessment of the volume of potentially risky asset exposures - driven in part by Fitch now considering some exposures more risky than before and in part by new net issuance - and a reassessment of the appropriate rating level given the volume of these exposures.
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"We do not experience exposures in a vacuum but rather are exposed to several exposures at any one time," said lead study author Dr. Jyotsna Jagai, of the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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To put this into context, U.S. banks' largest foreign exposures are to the U.K.($6900 billion) and Japan ($2628 billion), representing 28503 percent and 22019 percent, respectively, of total U.S. banks' foreign exposures.
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By either directly feeding the monkeys BPA or giving them an implant that would release specific amounts of BPA, the scientists ensured BPA exposures in the monkeys were comparable to exposures in humans.
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But thimerosal exposures bear no relation to autism onset either.
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Both photographs were created by F.A. Dahlström, using double exposures.
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But the mostly black victims of Anniston suffered huge exposures.
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However, Taiwan banks have generally reduced their most risky exposures.
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And then we have big exposures to significant emerging markets.
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Sector exposures are also very different between the two funds.
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Apple says it allows for up to 3x longer exposures.
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Some of these exposures may be fiduciary, in Fitch's view.
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DANBURY "Luminous Intervals: Extended Exposures in Alternative Photography," Colin Burke.
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But FC exposures should be weighted according to a matrix.
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"Italy exposures appear modest for the big three," he said.
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Credit costs also increased due to coverage of specific exposures.
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As one of the hardest exposures, he even emailed Connor.
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What were some of your first exposures to the clinic?
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But they still amount to €80bn, or 45% of exposures.
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These are big exposures, even for large public sector institutions.
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SuperPhoto exposures are also vastly better on the Hero 8.
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CORBAT: I THINK RIGHT NOW THERE'S CONCERNS AROUND GLOBAL EXPOSURES.
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However, "no rodent exposures were reported" in the woman's case.
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According to the American Association of Poison Control Center's 2016 report, there were just over 2,000 calls involving 1,003 exposures to bath salts made that year (out of a total 2.2 million exposures recorded).
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Thus, at least hypothetically, the key to developing proper tolerance to foods is to grow up under conditions where early exposures closely match later exposures, as occurred throughout almost all of our evolutionary history.
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So that means you can get six one-second exposures with a Pixel on a tripod or up to 15 briefer exposures when holding the phone, all of them feeding into one final photo.
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But there may be significant additional exposures in other banks that we do not rate, and other indirect risks such as corporate exposures to businesses related to Otkritie, B&N, Promsvyazbank and their shareholders.
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A wider date range may allow the Fed to get a better picture of trading exposures than under the current system because banks would not be able to manage their exposures for a specific date.
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If these big banks cannot calculate accurately and quickly their exposures to China presently, banks' risk managers and bank regulators should doubt that these banks could calculate those exposures in a period of market stress.
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Meanwhile, officials in New Jersey and Pennsylvania warn of measles exposures.
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Fitch views Canadian banks' direct exposures to energy companies as manageable.
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The median time between exposures was just 10 minutes, he said.
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Spectre costs $1.99 and comes with one big specialty: long exposures.
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The data can be downloaded each day to monitor daily exposures.
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Gizmodo has previously reported on similar exposures in the medical industry.
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Long exposures are automatically stabilized for those long dark winter nights.
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"I noted the absolute level of our CLO exposures," Thiam said.
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The full report, "Taiwanese Banks' SME Exposures", is available on www.fitchratings.
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Capitalisation is tight relative to the impaired exposures and equity holdings.
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The two largest data exposures of all time happened in 2019.
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What we should prepare for now is reducing our exposures — i.e.
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Exposures Muslims persecuted in Myanmar find a haven in Rogers Park.
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It was one of the worst exposures of Americans' personal data.
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Consumers are concerned about chemical exposures from the products they use.
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In terms of asset quality, the acquisition only included performing exposures.
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EPA has no new evidence indicating that chlorpyrifos exposures are safe.
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All but one showed an association or documented high asbestos exposures.
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Also there's an important role for epigenetics and potential environmental exposures early on in pregnancy — the book reports on studies that identify four or five known chemical exposures in pregnancy that can also lead to [autism].
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Now is the time, in our view, as valuations become stretched, to begin balancing out one's factor exposures; the next large drawdown will likely create an opportunity to bank some alpha relative to traditional beta exposures.
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But the scientific question has been whether humans, and especially small children, are affected by chronic low-level exposures that don't cause any obvious immediate effects — and if so, at what threshold these exposures cause harm.
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The introduction of a regulatory systemic risk buffer from 2017, which is linked to the volume of distressed CRE exposures, will also motivate banks to accelerate sale-down/write-offs of these exposures over the coming months.
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The key concentrations to watch remain exposures related to China and commodities.
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To create this image, Hubble took 163 separate exposures over 216 minutes.
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To create this image, Hubble took 13 separate exposures over 22 minutes.
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That means 12,000 exposures of dioxin ... five, six, seven times a day.
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But even if exposures are better understood, limiting them may prove tricky.
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Non-base currency exposures to EUR are macro-hedged via forward contracts.
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But the likelihood of people receiving serious radiation exposures is extremely unlikely.
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Fitch said it has not yet identified any companies with "disproportionate" exposures.
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Changes to the criteria include: - Clarification with respect to agency exposures, i.e.
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Smaller exposures of concerning posts from individual departments or officers are commonplace.
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The remainder also includes some shipping assets and trading exposures, RBS said.
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All six banks have the majority of their exposures to Australian households.
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These exposures in total were 48243x covered by loan impairment reserves (LIRs).
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Restructured exposures made up a further 9% of loans at end-1H2123.
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The increase in exposures "probably follows the increase in diagnoses," Smith said.
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They found the reasons behind the exposures differed substantially among these groups.
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DANBURY "Luminous Intervals: Extended Exposures in Alternative Photography," work by Colin Burke.
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Radiation exposures can lead to human genetic damage, cancers or even death.
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DANBURY "Luminous Intervals: Extended Exposures in Alternative Photography," works by Colin Burke.
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The kingdom is keen to diversify its investment exposures away from oil.
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However, underwriting results are likely to remain volatile due to catastrophe exposures.
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But this can also make it hard to design exposures for therapy.
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Exposures from the case are being assessed, which will dictate next steps.
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It is reportedly unclear if intentional exposures or threats had been reported.
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The benefits of policies to reduce toxic exposures have been clearly demonstrated.
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Smaller exposures—in homes, offices, and potentially even in food—are ubiquitous.
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To make this picture, scientists combined two separate exposures taken on Nov.
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All together, the composite is made up of nearly 7,500 individual exposures.
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Lead exposures decreased after 1980s legislation banned lead in paint and gasoline.
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The larger bedroom has three exposures, with water views, and three closets.
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"Dentists and other dental personnel have unique exposures at work," Nett said.
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This can happen gradually, with graded exposures that build up to confronting a phobia, by experiencing the worst of your fears all at once (a technique called "flooding"), or through systematic desensitization, when exposures are paired with relaxation techniques.
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These potentially risky exposures include: - RUB2001 billion (29% of FCC) of loan and guarantee exposures to a pharmacy company, in which the bank's majority shareholder is a minority equity investor, and to which the bank is the largest creditor.
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Till and her colleagues controlled their findings for income and education, as well as other elemental exposures such as lead, mercury, manganese, PFOA and arsenic, but acknowledged that there may be unknown exposures that could have influenced their findings.
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Unfortunately, these provisions, which pertain to the declassification of certain Department of Defense documents related to toxic exposures, and requiring the VA to "coordinate efforts" to better understand toxic exposures, do not go far enough toward remedying this problem.
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In 2017, after reviewing existing evidence, the Food and Drug Administration warned that long anesthetic exposures or multiple exposures might affect brain development in young children, so parents and pregnant women should discuss the potential risks with their doctors.
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But almost a third is made up of derivatives and unspecified "other" exposures.
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So this study takes things up a notch, with longer and stronger exposures.
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Left: a composite image produced from 48 different exposures taken by New Horizons.
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Indeed, around 90 percent of the exposures were unintentional, according to the study.
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It does help with some exposures, experts say, but not with heavy metals.
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But we don't know what repeated exposures could mean for crematory workers' health.
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"In both private equity and private credit, we've increased exposures," Mr. Minton said.
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As companies' domiciles become less meaningful, the risks of unintended global exposures increase.
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Both Puerto Rican banks have various exposures to the Commonwealth and its instrumentalities.
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"Therefore, this SI will remove preferential treatment for EU27 exposures," the document said.
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The insects learned from these episodes, actively avoiding the scent during subsequent exposures.
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Other concentrations include exposures to commodities and India, respectively at USD8523bn and USD2852bn.
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Multilateral compression is another tool for swaps end-users to reduce notional exposures.
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The 25 largest exposures were equal to 74% of FCC at end-2016.
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Glyphosate is also "unlikely to be genotoxic at anticipated dietary exposures", it added.
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The myth that these exposures can harm, however, may already be costing lives.
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Approximately 46% of the exposures were due to methylphenidate and 45% to amphetamine.
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Banks would first need to identify their 50 largest stressed exposures by Dec.
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So-called non-performing exposures (NPEs) are the biggest challenge facing the sector.
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Rick, who has been Tased seven times, doesn't like to watch Exposures anymore.
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"We therefore recommend clients adjust their exposures to emerging market assets," it said.
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"I relish these experiences and exposures, especially for my kids," Christie told me.
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You could also do blind placebo exposures on yourself, with potentially troubling food.
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There is no question the exposures were higher than in Nevada and Utah.
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Other exposures might re-introduce behaviors a person has been avoiding, says Hagen.
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The petals were strewn about—multiple exposures suggesting their life cycle and vulnerability.
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Clearly they had large exposures in emerging FX and that has been unwinding.
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She has a deep interest in the health consequences of widespread environmental exposures.
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Any asbestos exposures in this case will very likely be minimal, he said.
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Patients continue to do exposures on their own in the afternoons and evenings.
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And it's also a function of your cumulative exposures and your genetic predisposition.
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Over the years, he experimented with infrared photography, Polaroid manipulations and multiple exposures.
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Without time to develop tailored defenses, that also means new exposures and risks.
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The bottom line: The threat of RDP exposures often fly under the radar.
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That would help offset tougher capital requirements for trading exposures, among other things.
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In 173, that rate almost doubled -- to 217 exposures per 242 million people.
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Yet that still means higher capital and liquidity requirements for inter-company exposures.
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The Johns Hopkins team is planning future studies on vaping and metal exposures.
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That likely will be true, too, for U.S. banks with foreign loss exposures.
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"People don't spend all their time sitting on their front steps, so while we have a very good idea about their air pollution exposures, the exposures are a bit different indoors and when they travel to other places," Kaufman said.
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Its capitalisation is also sensitive to stock market volatility given its significant equity exposures.
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"We use ETFs to capture broad passive equity exposures in developed markets," said Hilton.
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Hubble captured the moon's orbit in 13 exposures over the course of 22 minutes.
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Greater China, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand are the largest offshore exposures for the banks.
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What's more, 70% of such exposures occurred in children younger than six years old.
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To gauge radiation exposures, the women wore a radiation-measuring meter for 24 hours.
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So I tried various exposures to be able to ensure the shadowing was evident.
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Without these on-going exposures, we'd be staring at an October surprise next year.
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Adequate collateralisation and increased general provisioning have also moderated risks associated with property exposures.
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Fitch believes the banks will be able to weather losses related to Commonwealth exposures.
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There's room for error, of course: Poor images or strange exposures could confuse it.
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The broker has "arrangement in order to hedge our positions, risk exposures," Zhang said.
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Among children under the age of five, most exposures were accidental, occurring at home.
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Forborne exposures can be identified in both the non-performing and the performing portfolios.
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Non-performing exposures (NPEs) fell to 4.7 billion euros or 7.5% of gross loans.
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However, the bank holds adequate collateral against exposures that are not fully provided for.
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The exposures were for at least four hours a day, several days a week.
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Neither are the biggest U.S. institutions showing signs of worrying about their China exposures.
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Taken with a Lomo camera, they combine two exposures to form one trippy shot.
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"With multiple exposures, I don't think you can ever get total control," Relander says.
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Real money and real flows have to get out of their exposures to sterling.
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Doctors, therefore, should tailor conversations around environmental exposures to the situations of each patient.
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The asset coverage test does not cover economic leverage such as unhedged derivative exposures.
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We may also decline to rate deals where all or most exposures are unsecured.
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Another is to "introduce non-zero risk weights for sovereign exposures," the official added.
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These, together with some high-risk interbank exposures seen previously, decreased by RUB7503 billion.
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BSPB BSPB's asset quality is reasonable given reserve and collateral coverage of problem exposures.
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Non-performing loan exposures as a percentage of its loan book fell below 6%.
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More products made with asbestos increases the risk of future exposures to this carcinogen.
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For fathers, the most common occupational exposures were to disinfectants/cleaners, solvents and metals.
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As such, leading national homeowners' underwriters have significantly reduced exposures in Florida property insurance.
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One group would focus on the "Regulatory Treatment of Sovereign Exposures", the officials said.
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Banks' non-performing exposures (NPEs) stood at 84.7 billion euros ($96 billion) in September.
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Despite two publicly known potential exposures to COVID-19, White House physician Navy Cmdr.
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We have dense concentrations of persons and confusion over and direct or indirect exposures.
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Despite these possible exposures, Trump has so far not entered quarantine, or been tested.
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She presented these double exposures with written fragments of her interviews with the sitters.
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Each element of the undulating terrain is different, with varying microclimates, exposures and soils.
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I decided to shoot a series of long exposures, hoping to catch bright bursts.
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WHO officials also want to know how Chinese health authorities are tracking potential exposures.
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"If Fortune 500 companies have exposures, what chance do smaller companies have," he added.
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By 2017, the rate of marijuana exposures jumped to 24.7 per 1 million people.
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Data exposures are a fairly common security risk in the realm of cloud storage.
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It also added new exposures to junk bonds and derivatives including credit default swaps.
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"Early exposures in general are of greater concern than exposures later in life, because you have a longer period of time in which to get additional insults to your cells that can ultimately result in skin cancer or other adverse consequences," Weinstock explained.
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A template of stress test disclosures has not been published, but based on prior year disclosures we expect data to include stock and flow metrics on non-performing loans and forborne exposures, and details of sovereign exposures, along with projections until end-2018.
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For example, AHL - a systematic trading firm with US$19bn of assets under management, confirmed last year that it had started to clear interest rate exposures on a voluntary basis, attracted by the ability to collapse those exposures and create leaner swaps books.
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"The direct exposures are entirely manageable across all institutions," Woods told parliament's Treasury Select Committee.
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A lack of liquidity would also be likely to complicate any attempts to offload exposures.
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Loan quality is weak as the banks hold large stocks of non-performing exposures (NPEs).
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If stopping these exposures leads to an improvement, the team can make recommendations for policies.
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Are you repositioning at all among those global champions because of their exposures to China?
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Certain lenders which have heavy exposures to subprime borrowers are showing some signs of stress.
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It supports exposures of predetermined lengths, or you can manually start and stop your exposure.
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Other exposures are mainly scattered among the subsidiaries of Italy's UniCredit and France's BNP Paribas.
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Between January 2012 and April 2017 there were 8,269 exposures among children younger than six.
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Others acknowledge it as a medical disorder triggered by exposures to chemicals in the environment.
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Equity exposures are minimal, accounting for about 2% of total invested assets at end-2015.
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But limits on banks' sovereign exposures, backed by northerners, were not even discussed in December.
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The problem is that prolonged exposures to intense volumes can cause fatigue in this muscle.
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It also notes that the banks' exposures are typically limited to the highest-quality securities.
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Nevertheless, Fitch-rated investment banks' market risk limits and controls should have limited significant exposures.
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But as these exposures show, the data genie cannot be put back in the bottle.
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Both exposures add to bacterial resiliency, and in some cases, the creation of nightmarish superbugs.
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Despite a year of scandals, data exposures and negative press, Facebook's business has remained healthy.
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His strength was in realizing that most cancers are preventable, caused by exposures to carcinogens.
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Insurers are eager to write cyber coverage, but they also want to limit unnecessary exposures.
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Reported restructured exposures were moderate at 2% of end-11533 loans (BBK) and 3.4% (BIB).
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Renting a local photographer's studio, he took thousands of exposures during a three-day session.
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The bank took accelerated allowances for weak oil and gas support service exposures last year.
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TD largely avoided problematic exposures to structured investments and leveraged loans during the financial crisis.
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"Underserved and low-income pregnant women are disproportionately affected by toxic exposures," he tells me.
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The $4.5 billion net loss estimate was based on modeling of "known exposures", she added.
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This treatment reflects a longstanding preferential treatment of sovereign exposures agreed by the Basel Committee.
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Similarly, calls to French poison control centers for those types of exposures increased 312 percent.
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This is because it takes multiple exposures before combining those snaps into the HDR version.
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The bank slashed its exposures to non-performing assets and loans to 4.6 billion euros.
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We found that child exposures to laundry detergent packets rose 17% from 2013 to 2014.
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Many studies have shown that environmental risk factors and exposures contribute greatly to many cancers.
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The charges were largely driven by a small number of larger exposures, the bank said.
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That exposure represents less than 2202 percent of U.S. banks' total domestic and foreign exposures.
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JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and Citibank have the largest exposures to China.
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The most common occupational exposures among mothers were to disinfectants/cleaners, solvents and ethylene oxide.
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It isn't surprising then that many workers get ill and even die from chemical exposures.
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It is about restricting EPA's use of research demonstrating the health effects of harmful exposures.
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Her use of multiple exposures allows for an almost voyeuristic view of her inner dialogue.
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"These unintentional exposures and health care visits are preventable," she told Reuters Health by email.
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They tend to feature landscapes and architecture, devoid of people because of the long exposures.
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Its existence suggests that other allergies could be initiated by arthropod bites or unexpected exposures.
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"You have to understand what the exposures are and the controls in place," he said.
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Later, they add red, green, or blue to color the exposures taken through those filters.
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She thought it was more likely toxocara, given his recent exposures to dogs and cats.
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The technical sophistication of the companies didn't seem to have much impact on RDP exposures.
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Private banks have likely been more proactive in provisioning, especially for large problematic corporate exposures.
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Popolare's impaired loan coverage is low, reflecting longer-term lending exposures with high collateral levels.
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There was also a beautiful wall of bookshelves, a working fireplace and four bright exposures.
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The ratings also consider the company's more volatile earnings profile caused by natural catastrophe exposures.
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At high exposures, the metal attacks the brain and kidneys, and harms multiple body systems.
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Capitalisation and net problem-loan exposures are likely to remain supported by Halyk's robust profitability.
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We manage a lot of their foreign exchange exposures and that is very strongly growing.
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Warhol printed only about 17 percent of the 130,000 exposures he left on contact sheets.
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Asbestos exposures as short in duration as a few days have caused mesothelioma in humans.
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Regardless, if you're a fan of aesthetics, and instax exposures, this might work out for you.
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The image is of two stacked exposures: one for the sky and one for the rocks.
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There have been several cases of inadvertent data exposures from changing storage server permissions to public.
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The proposals are expected to explore possible changes to how banks calculate their exposures to derivatives.
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This image was taken as thunderstorms threatened the Eastern Sierras, leaving little time for long exposures.
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G. Jackie Dives' double exposures offer the most sensitive, moving portrait of the opioid crisis yet.
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Morningstar reports that about one-quarter of global bond funds do not hedge their currency exposures.
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They view it as "a computational shutter" that will definitely extend beyond long exposures over time.
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He estimates the figure could be as many as 1,250 exposures across all Amazon cloud regions.
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Other x-ray sources, like synchrotrons, aren't as powerful so the samples would need longer exposures.
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"For emerging economies, this could raise vulnerabilities in sectors with dollar exposures, especially corporates," Lagarde said.
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The digital cameras take back-to-back photographs, with 220 second exposures, from dusk to dawn.
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But as humans explore the moon in future decades, chance exposures are likely, the researchers wrote.
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The study's authors don't think infections, chemical exposures, or mass hysteria can explain the symptoms, either.
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Credit risks are also amplified by long financing tenors, project-linked collateral and large single exposures.
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The mothers also filled in a detailed questionnaire on socioeconomic factors, lifestyle, and other environmental exposures.
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"The recently identified cases are linked to exposures in neighborhoods with known measles activity," Barbot said.
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UpGuard is a commercial firm that sells products for companies to prevent and detect data exposures.
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She collected many of the specimens herself, posing the algae on glass to enable multiple exposures.
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Gropings, genital exposures, grand theft: Andy Dick's litany of offenses to society is long and egregious.
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These exposures have yet to be tested and can pose a risk if not managed well.
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Even armed with a search for unsecured databases, finding exposures of any magnitude is tough work.
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Fund managers too may be left reviewing equity exposures if the euro stabilizes or marks higher.
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CBOM has significantly reduced its exposures to other large privately owned Russian banks since end-1Q17.
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In Fitch's view the origination of these exposures raises some concerns about corporate governance in Peresvet.
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The hub enables market participants to communicate derivatives exposures and manage commitments and adjustments between counterparties.
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Exposures get moved around quickly, liquidity can disappear, and lots of business needs to get done.
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Its largest exposures are to Italy, UK (AA/Negative), Russia (BBB-/Stable) and US (AAA/Stable).
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IRIS assessments provide the scientific bedrock for how to address health risks related to chemical exposures.
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Nicotine changes the brain and enhances the pleasure experienced from subsequent drug exposures, Audrain-McGovern said.
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Depopulation efforts at Citizens, the state-sponsored insurer of last resort has greatly reduced underwriting exposures.
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The bank has successfully reduced these exposures supported by the recovery of the real estate sector.
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Eventually, he taught himself to use multiple exposures to compile disparate images into a single tableaux.
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The San Francisco Bay Area has seen increasing numbers of potential exposures to the novel coronavirus.
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On the current trajectory, as exposures and illnesses skyrocket, Americans could be in lockdown for months.
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The FSA judges that the banks need more capital against these exposures to create sufficient resilience.
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The corner apartment had three exposures and two kitchen windows, though not much of a view.
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Eurobank aims to reduce its ratio of non-performing exposures to 15% in the first quarter.
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The mishap is the latest in a string of data exposures tied to home security cameras.
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Manufacturers say there is no proof low-level exposures to chlorpyrifos causes similar effects in humans.
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Also in the analysis were lifetime and past 12-month exposures to traumatic and stressful events.
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Off-balance sheet exposures are of moderate risk and mostly represented by covered letters of credit.
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It is more about being afraid of own political constituencies than pure arithmetic of financial exposures.
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However, the bank's VR benefits from a comfortable liquidity position and currently low-risk asset exposures.
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Remaining loans are of adequate quality, comprising primarily exposures to retail customers and state-owned corporates.
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"There was no impact on full-scale I.Q. in single or multiple exposures," Dr. Flick said.
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Fitch views the mainland China exposures of Hong Kong's banks as the territory's most salient rating constraint.
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Under an agreement with its parent, UGF provides full coverage of a number of riskier impaired exposures.
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The countries involved have so far only imposed limited restrictions on financial flows and exposures to Qatar.
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Data breaches and exposures all invite the same lament: if only the compromised data had been encrypted.
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"It leaves me enough time to pursue other things," he told us after sending back his exposures.
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Though at first it seemed to work, banks and insurers have begun building up foreign exposures again.
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They have added urgency to efforts to understand, measure and calibrate their exposures to these new threats.
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As of December 2016, the top 20 largest exposures by economic group were mainly related to government.
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Piraeus had 26.1 billion euros ($29 billion) of non-performing exposures (NPEs) at the end of June.
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Bankers also point to a surge in demand from investors and companies to hedge their equity exposures.
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Lending is dominated by exposures to corporate customers and funding is based predominantly on retail customer deposits.
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Bo-J and the 22 others contaminated in December had far lower exposures — 22 mrem or less.
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In Germany and France it is below the average, although some individual banks have much higher exposures.
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"We do not anticipate that food products would cause exposures that exceed the proposed NSRL," he said.
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It's not appropriate for all investors, but for some investors, they want to have very specific exposures.
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It's more efficient to manage and monitor unintended exposures at the portfolio level versus the plan level.
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These findings were attributable to the treatment itself, not accidental exposures to foods, according to the authors.
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Einhorn said he adjusted the portfolio by cutting exposures which helped avoid another 1.5 percent of losses.
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"By and large, most importantly, is know how to balance your portfolio or your exposures," he concluded.
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In October, JPMorgan Chase said it had only minor exposures to China's markets to facilitate client trading.
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Although Relander has tried creating multiple exposures digitally, in post-production, he prefers to work in-camera.
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"When you do in-camera multiple exposures, you're creating the work while you're out photographing," Relander says.
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In most established covered bond jurisdictions, cover assets are restricted to mortgage loans or public-sector exposures.
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The IEMG, which has similar country exposures to the EEM, has gained 13.5 percent in that time.
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Vicenza's and Veneto's non-performing exposures will remain in the banks that have been placed under liquidation.
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But multiple exposures of the carbon crust mixed with the top layer, giving Mercury its dark shade.
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Loan concentrations are high, with the 0003 largest exposures making 69% of corporate loans at end-2016.
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A double pack of Fujifilm's Instax Mini instant film (20 exposures) will be sold separately for $19.95.
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Piraeus, which holds 32.2 billion euros in non-performing exposures, was advised by UBS on the deal.
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Moreover, producers saw no need to hedge their exposures because prices (and hence their profits) were rising.
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This was also true for siblings with the same mother but different exposures to antidepressants during pregnancy.
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I went through graded exposures for two specific phobias related to my OCD: food poisoning and vomit.
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Other possible factors could include sedentary lifestyles, environmental exposures and diets high in processed foods, he said.
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"Banks will continute to remain exposed to event risk stemming from high single party exposures," Moody's said.
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For example, EU regulators might insist on the right to control margin requirements for sovereign exposures. LCH.
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The evidence with respect to cancer in humans came from studies of exposures, mostly in agricultural settings.
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So while both communities farm, the Hutterites seem to lack the right exposures at the right time.
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"Our primary concern is with exposures over a lifetime," the EPA's spokesman wrote CNN in an email.
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The key challenge remains tackling non-performing exposures, which are extremely high, at 244% of gross loans.
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When Kate started exposure therapy, her first exposures were to simply think about her nieces and nephews.
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There were nine pediatric exposures reported at the poison control center in 2009 and 47 in 2015.
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Dr. Smith asked dozens of questions about the man's symptoms, his medical problems and his possible exposures.
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Many infections and exposures can cause the same problem; ICU specialists have been treating it for years.
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At the Weill Cornell program, the participants, ages 10 to 15, practice exposures in a mock class.
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For the rats, the exposures started before birth and continued until they were about 2 years old.
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This was one of Shi's early exposures to the cultural idea of face, or mianzi in Chinese.
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Whether food labeling in Canada has reduced the number of accidental exposures hasn't been proven with studies.
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The first has a blue-washed wood ceiling and two exposures; the second has a corner window.
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In fact, we are looking to lower our beta exposures in certain areas of global equity markets.
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A one-bedroom floor-through, offered through an estate sale, had exposures to the north and south.
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"We've made tremendous progress in reducing these exposures in the past four to five decades," Lanphear added.
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By the 1980s, he said, "I got interested in double exposures and putting pictures together" in collages.
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Lower exposures can cause irritation to the eyes, throat nose and lungs as well as cause frostbite.
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Mortgage lending represented 220% of total non-defaulted exposures extended by a large sample of EU banks.
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KENNETH GRIFFIN: So for us, we very carefully control our exposures to Italy and to Southern Europe.
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Utilities and real estate have heavy industry exposures; they've also got negative earnings growth for this year.
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The potential exposures come as measles cases have risen in the United States and across the world.
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It also flagged higher stressed exposures in its corporate property and retail portfolio over the same period.
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Asbestos losses continue to create an earnings drag for the industry and insurers with meaningful asbestos exposures.
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The benefits of matching and cancelling out opposing derivative exposures – a process known as netting – are diminished.
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Firms need to anticipate complex securities transactions and their representatives' exposures to sales networks such as crowdfunding.
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There is no clearinghouse that enumerates deaths associated with these toxic exposures, something that advocacy groups seek.
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That's because chronic noise exposures above this threshold have been shown to cause hearing loss over time.
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Exposures more than 90 days overdue were much lower relative to impaired loan levels, although still high at 14.8% of total gross loans (2014: 10.9%) and were 54% covered by specific provisions (83% including provisions for all impaired exposures and provisions for incurred but not reported losses (IBNR).
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Facial aging is a normal biologic process and differences exist based on gender, geography, exposures, disease, and upkeep.
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Restructured exposures made up a further 7% of gross loans, resulting in total problem loans of around 13%.
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But this will become progressively harder, even impossible for some surveys and exposures, as more satellites are deployed.
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The older children get, the more exposures they need to a novel vegetable in order to consume it.
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Non-performing exposures (NPEs) dropped 39.0 percent of its book from 40.7 percent at the end of June.
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In stunning multiple exposures on analog film, photographer Sarah Palmer illustrates the dichotomy that is today's Korean Peninsula.
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Non-performing exposures (NPEs) dropped to 36.7% of its loan book from 37% at the end of December.
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The 0003 largest loan exposures were equivalent to around 200% of Fitch Core Capital (FCC) at end-2016.
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Treating PTSD is hardest with patients who've had multiple exposures to trauma, particularly in both childhood and adulthood.
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"This is the first comprehensive multiyear study of exposures among young children using a national database," Smith said.
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Non performing exposures are a particular legacy of crisis-hit countries, with Greece and Cyprus topping the list.
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But this is also because he used many plates for multiple, separate exposures and afterwards cut them up.
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E-cigarette smokers' pee also showed similar exposures to three volatile organic compounds: toluene, benzene, and carbon disulfide.
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The exposures can range from 30 seconds to 40 minutes and the whole process is like a performance.
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Tech, materials and energy respectively rank first, second and fourth in terms of the highest international revenue exposures.
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"Oftentimes people are concerned about exposures in the environment or genetics or things you can't control," she said.
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The colors have remained rich and vibrant, although the interior exposures are much better preserved than the exteriors.
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The dollar-based investor has to carefully consider exchange-rate exposures on any assets denominated in foreign currencies.
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The iPhone 7 comes with optical stabilization that allows for exposures three times longer than previous iPhone models.
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Rather, at doses massively higher than human exposures, acrylamide has been shown to produce tumors in rodent models.
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But unintentional data exposures do increase the overall risk that data will someday publicly leak or be breached.
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They decided not to include the burn-pit exposures, and focus simply on the frequency of respiratory illness.
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The Pillarstone platform serves as a specialist solution to support banks in managing their non-performing loan exposures.
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Overall, only 4.5% of all supplement exposures resulted in serious medical outcomes, mostly in children under age 6.
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The RBA also pointed to risks in New Zealand given Australian banks have their largest international exposures there.
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Profitability pressure remains high due to strong competition for lower-risk exposures and investment in technology and compliance.
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The leverage ratio is affected by the regulatory treatment of certain derivative exposures in ABN AMRO's clearing business.
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The remaining 12% of investments belong to a capital growth portfolio, which includes equity and hedge fund exposures.
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Moreover, the banks' interbank exposures are with sound counterparties, and debt securities are mostly with highly rated sovereigns.
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Instead of disclosures, Stefánie prefers superficial exposures, proudly parading before her daughter in negligees and barely tied robes.
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NPLs accounted for 5% of gross loans at end-1Q0003, while restructured exposures made up a further 10%.
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Impaired loans or so-called non-performing exposures (NPEs) are the biggest challenge facing the Greek banking sector.
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Rather than save down all the exposures, you can make your phone only save the final HDR pic.
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"Institutions too are increasingly using ETFs for core exposures and access to smart beta strategies," the report said.
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Studying and understanding toxic exposures can arm EPA with the medical data it needs to protect future generations.
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While Colorado's exposures far outnumbered those from other states, the study said overall calls had risen each year.
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Fitch understands the above guarantee provides temporary capital relief, while cash recoveries on the exposures are currently uncertain.
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"The High Tax basket's performance this year has been influenced by exposures other than tax sentiment," Kostin said.
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CRE exposures represent about a fifth of SaarLB's non-bank credit exposure and a multiple of its capital.
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Before, you were limited to 36 exposures per roll [of film], so you had to be more selective.
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We believe the banks' exposures to developing markets will continue to rise over the medium to longer term.
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The process continues for 48 hours, a period of time similar to real-life exposures from actual wildfires.
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Poverty often leaves families unable to afford safe housing, resulting in health-degrading exposures to lead and mold.
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A large part of these exposures are to prominent Kuwaiti family-owned groups that dominate the private sector.
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He eventually moved on to more artistic compositions, sometimes made with double exposures or by collaging different prints.
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"There are straightforward, simple steps to reduce exposures that don't have to break the budget," Dr. Trasande said.
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Employing things like time-lapse photography, multiple exposures, dissolves, pyrotechnics, theatrical machinery, and more, he dazzled his audiences.
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A common case is a shooting enthusiast or military vet who has had repeated exposures to gun blasts.
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Non-performing exposures (NPEs) dropped to 29.2% of its loan book from 31.1% at the end of September.
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"Because we know we've had exposures, I am expecting additional cases, the outbreak isn't over," Dr. Zucker said.
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Non-performing exposures (NPEs) dropped to 32.8% of its loan book from 36.7% at the end of March.
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Non-performing exposures (NPEs) dropped to 32.8% of its loan book from 36.7% at the end of March.
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And the likely biggest expenses — including a long list of unquantified legal exposures — are yet to rain down.
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A: Key market technicals are still off-sides refers to some investors still needing to reduce their exposures.
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But for those truly unexpected exposures, insurers have adopted new limitations and applied exclusions more broadly than usual.
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"If your firm has Libor exposures or dependencies, your transition activities should now be underway," the FCA said.
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You made the exposures and sent it to the company, they made the prints and sent them back.
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Investec said it had derivative exposures linked to the Steinhoff share price, where a trading loss could materialize.
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Non-performing exposures (NPEs) dropped to 31.1% of its loan book from 32.8% at the end of June.
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We believe the bank's exposures to developing markets will continue to rise over the medium to longer term.
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They measure their exposures to different kinds of infections, like influenza, herpes, toxoplasma, Epstein–Barr virus, or Cytomegalovirus.
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Though the reason for illness has not been identified, occupational exposures are possible, Nett and his colleagues wrote.
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Dorrance investigated a wide range of possible factors, including endocrine conditions, PTSD and various types of toxic exposures.
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Many of Mangum's photos — both stand-alone portraits and latticed negatives — bear multiple exposures, one over top another.
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"Overall it reflects investors adjusting their exposures and their need for protection," said Christopher Jacobson, derivatives strategist at Susquehanna.
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The company reduced its equity exposures to only 163% of shareholders' equity at end-9M15 amid heightened market volatility.
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Fitch believes that CBM will have to absorb additional credit losses related to at least some of these exposures.
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These exposures represented 30% of loans or, net of specific reserves, were equal to 1.3x of end-3Q17 equity.
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Instead, 70-second-long individual exposures were combined to make a film of the action the astronomers were witnessing.
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The inflow of new non-performing exposures has stabilised, in line with the trends in the Italian banking sector.
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Numerous electronic voting machines used in United States elections have critical exposures that could make them vulnerable to hacking.
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Most of what the team found was harmless, but they did pick up some interesting and possibly worrying exposures.
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But effective supervision of risk management policies and procedures, together with prudential limits on counterparty exposures, can prevent this.
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But relative to total capital, the two banking systems had similar exposures at 2.3 percent and 2.4 percent respectively.
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What kind of message does it send when the word 'bravery' is autographed across visual exposures of 'unconventional' bodies?
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They also noted an additional 14% increase in calls to poison centers concerning exposures to detergent packets for dishwashers.
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Given our cycle times and the capital exposures we have, we crave certainty for planning, as much as possible.
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In general, long exposures can take some trial and error until you nail the right use cases and framing.
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In large doses, chlorpyrifos can cause nausea, dizziness, confusion, and at very high exposures, can be potentially life-threatening.
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Malaysian exporters have been asked to bring home their earnings and foreigners are allowed to hedge all their exposures.
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Investors scurried to shares of companies that cater to domestic demand and have small exposures to the global economy.
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His special process of multiple exposures turned the square plates into a set of remarkable panoramas and vertical views.
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And that might be rather a lot, given that it's also capable of 60-minutes exposures, among other things.
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You can shoot panoramas, portraits, monochrome, burst, a simulated f/224 aperture, at 220 megapixels, or handheld long exposures.
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Handheld exposures of such length usually end up a blurry mess, so Huawei is making a bold promise here.
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"By compiling information in this way, there's always the possibility of exposures that haven't been studied yet," Bradman said.
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H20 FUNDS' EXPOSURES TO INDIVIDUAL WINDHORST-RELATED SECURITIES RANGE FROM 0.2% TO 2.7% OF NET ASSETS PER FUND - SOURCE
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It's the latest in a series of data exposures at dating apps, or companies that tout anonymity and privacy.
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Calls about teenagers and young adults were mostly due to intentional exposures, such as suicide attempts or drug abuse.
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But there are signs of a shift in sentiment as investors weigh the two miners' exposures to different commodities.
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A series of exposures showing the star Sirius, sometimes called the "Rainbow Star," due to its seemingly colorful twinkling.
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First, many participants in the foreign-exchange markets are seeking to hedge their exposures, almost regardless of the costs.
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Mauney shoots a series of long exposures lasting anywhere from 5 to 30 seconds that he later stitches together.
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" But it still contended that this group was "the best available representation of exposures to mixtures of combustion products.
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But 37% of those polled believe capital requirements on sovereign exposures would strengthen bank capital and encourage portfolio diversification.
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Banks argue this cannot be extrapolated to the other exposures, which they say are backed by more productive assets.
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Seventy percent of the dietary supplement exposures were in children younger than age 343; 99% of those were unintentional.
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The French banks stand out for having some of the highest oil and gas exposures relative to their equity.
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Of great concern in Florida and elsewhere are the repeated OP exposures among susceptible individuals in the spray zones.
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The volume has increased by RUB38 billion since the previous review, mainly due to a reassessment of some exposures.
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It then applies an increasing set of capital charges to any sovereign exposures above 20150% of a bank's capital.
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Still, this does not rule out that environmental exposures might impact telomere length in utero and ultimately at birth.
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According to EPA data, Clairton residents' cancer risks from toxic air pollution exposures are 20 times the national average.
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Mordukhovich said there isn't a lot of research on frequent fliers, although logic suggests that they face similar exposures.
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The classified loan-ratio of these exposures stood at 0.9%, compared to 0.8% for the system as a whole.
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In report setting out its forecasts on China, the bank told clients to "adjust their exposures" to EM assets.
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Exposures are acceptable in adults and children if they are used "according to instructions on the package," he said.
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A lot of exposures can be accidents in some ways because you never know clearly what's going to happen.
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Arthur was a cool guy, and he witnessed some weird stuff on the Friday he burnt through his exposures.
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Also added was the 83-square-foot bedroom with two exposures, which connects to a bathroom with a shower.
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Spiegel has always been private, sources say, and the combination of leaks and exposures have only reinforced his reservations.
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Although often tied to human error rather than a malicious breach, data exposures nevertheless represent an emerging security problem.
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Isolation and quarantine depend on public health officials' ability to speedily detect cases, or possible exposures, to an infection.
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Many nutritious foods are acquired tastes and it can take a minimum of 15 exposures before children appreciate them.
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We continue to like companies that are freer to compete globally, thus favoring exposures that exclude state-owned enterprises.
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Various segments of EM — starting with local currency exposures such as local bonds and stocks — are at the forefront.
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The EBRD said the NPE transaction supports the stability of Greece's banking sector, helping to reduce bad loan exposures.
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"Growth has been hard to come by domestically ... global cyclical exposures have provided some access to growth," said Hennessy.
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Until now, those clients could only compress superfluous exposures by going into the market to create perfectly offsetting trades.
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In accounts I manage, I'm still mostly in stocks but I am changing sector exposures to be more defensive.
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Even relatively short-term exposures can increase body-wide inflammation and boost the likelihood of strokes and heart attacks.
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DB's sound risk controls underpin the ratings, particularly as the bank has sizeable exposures to credit and market risk.
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"These are the only known public locations in Illinois where exposures occurred," the health department said in a statement.
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I live here with my three children, and we consider ourselves lucky to have nine windows on three exposures.
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There's a life course of exposures and engagements and opportunities that lead to a healthy brain later in life.
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The largest bedroom in the main house has two exposures, with glass doors that open to the pool area.
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Several large studies have found ways to tease out the effects of actual surgeries and anesthetic exposures on children.
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If herd immunity is not sufficient and exposures continue, the outbreak could take off, said Caplan, the Illinois pediatrician.
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Fitch sees evidence suggesting the bank has become more commercially driven, particularly in dealing with exposures to troubled corporate sectors.
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And as the world becomes increasingly connected (cars and medical devices, among others), attack vectors are evolving and exposures multiply.
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Ultimately, the agency's risk assessment indicated that "chlorpyrifos posed significant risks to children, even at very low exposures," he added.
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But McGuinness said markets had chosen London because it's systemically safer to centralize clearing so that exposures can be netted.
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These were mostly from the corporate lending segment and included legacy exposures originated in 2011 (43% of the total NPLs).
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So-called non-performing exposures (NPEs) dropped to 36.7% of its loan book from 37% at the end of December.
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That said, I did have it fail on me once while attempting a series of long exposures for star trails.
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With an extremely high frame rate and some tinkering with different exposures, it literally looks like something from outer space.
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UniCredit, which owns around 22020% of Yapi Kredi, has one of the highest exposures to Turkey of any European lender.
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This process is especially necessary in astrophotography, because image noise is very much exacerbated for long exposures in darkened scenes.
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An "exposure" could mean ingestion, inhalation, or absorption into the skin or eyes; not all exposures are poisonings or overdoses.
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In bilateral deals, the risks involved are opaque and cannot easily be quantified, nor can the exposures be easily traded.
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A successful acquisition would give Reliance "powerful diversification and currency exposures that some investors might prize", said CMC Markets' McCarthy.
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Subsequent exposures to different strains, by contrast, elicit a response that is never quite a perfect match to the enemy.
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The banks have a greater weighting of household exposures within their loan books, and underwriting criteria that are broadly conservative.
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"Many high-income countries have high NO22.5 exposures, especially those in North America, western Europe, and Asia Pacific," it notes.
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AHB's asset quality metrics deteriorated in 2014 and further in 0003 with the impairment of two of its largest exposures.
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"At very high noise exposures, people very faithfully wear hearing protection and at low noise situations, people don't," he said.
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But it's still a dark setting, and I expected the light bulbs to skew at least one of the exposures.
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See, back in the day the rolls of film were made up of exposures of 12, 24, 36 pics, etc.
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Also, his team's data doesn't account for all exposures to opioids, only the ones resulting in calls to poison control.
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Concentration risks are high, particularly at UPSB and Asaka, , although some relief is provided by state guarantees for larger exposures.
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Related to this, some have suggested that video games can desensitize players' reactions to the content, especially after repeated exposures.
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An estimated 44% of asthma cases among children worldwide are thought to be related to environmental exposures, the reports say.
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But photographer Kei Nomiyama freezes the dance with long exposures that make hundreds of fireflies appear suspended in mid-air.
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The fund controls concentration risk by setting adequate limits on its exposures to individual issuers (10%) and repo counterparties (20%).
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South Africa's plan to build 9.6GW of nuclear electricity capacity, to be implemented by Eskom, could raise government exposures significantly.
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Those exposures are then combined into one HDR video that looks like it came straight from a Hollywood VFX house.
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For people receiving anal sex, only one in every 71 exposures causes infection, according to estimates from one 2012 study.
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Likewise, some sector-focused ETFs may offer similar exposures, even though their names are different — infrastructure versus construction, for instance.
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What is new is that more scientific studies have emerged warranting the need to reduce exposures to cellphone radiation emissions.
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Fitch believes that almost all of the banks' exposures to DSME were recorded as normal performing loans at end-1Q8523.
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Meanwhile, enhanced connectivity among devices, properties and individuals will increasingly affect the exposures, costs and premium base of traditional insurers.
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One mall has two exposures; GGP: Total includes some non-mall retail formats; MAC: Number of malls as of 2Q17.
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In 22018 there were 2166 million heat wave exposures globally, which broke the previous record of 209 million in 2015.
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" He added, "ETFs have colonized the world's asset classes, supplying efficient exposures to a variety of different investment sectors, themes.
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By taking three photos consecutively at different exposures — one normal, and one each adjusted for the brightest and darkest details.
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DoD animal studies have confirmed this relationship for blast waves, showing cumulative effects from repeated blast exposures over consecutive days.
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Vulnerabilities also arise from substantial exposures to Central, Eastern and South-eastern Europe, where the stock of NPLs remains large.
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The finance ministry has issued an advisory to all banks to review their large customer exposures, according to media reports.
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If it failed to comply, European banks would be forced to hold more capital against their exposures with the counterparty.
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Major chemical companies know this and don't follow OSHA standards in their own workplaces; they control exposures at lower levels.
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The two exposures come from Mexican media company Cultura Colectiva and an app called "At the Pool," UpGuard's announcement reads.
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" For one of his exposures, he went into a church, put up his middle finger and said, "Fuck you, God.
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This is the latest in a series of exposures involving ElasticSearch instances, a popular open source search and database software.
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Assured Guaranty is well reserved for its municipal exposures and does not face liquidity risks, it said in a statement.
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Be smart: It's important to understand the difference between data exposures and data breaches, because they will keep coming up.
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Our daily exposures to (or from) politics strongly affects our individual choices about whether and how to participate in politics.
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The Russian banking system has enough earnings capacity for absorbing credit losses arising from exposures to sanctioned companies, Moody's said.
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Donnelly's firm implements option trading strategies for institutional investors to either hedge risk exposures or generate income from a portfolio.
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That's what makes the technology currently being tested to measure the blast exposures service members are subjected to so crucial.
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The exposures follow what has already been a troubled, inconsistent and sometimes chaotic response by many governments around the world.
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Later, when Kodak introduced celluloid film, Marey swapped the glass plate for a roll of film that moved between exposures.
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Flint's Hanna-Attisha said the study should be further fuel for policymakers working to eliminate lead exposures from our environment.
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The top manager was head of the Restructuring and Non-Performing Exposures division for the Mediterranean area in Ernst & Young.
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Expect more data exposures over the next year, as companies — and staff — continue to make mistakes with their users' data.
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There are, however, apps that let you simulate this behavior by automatically merging multiple (shorter) exposures into a single image.
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But you're sure to treasure those precious few rolls of 36 exposures when you develop them after arriving back home.
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Lung damage from vaping resembles chemical burns or exposures to poison or toxins, according to researchers (The New York Times).
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This ignores the reality that people face exposures from multiple sources — at home, at work and in the ambient environment.
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We have seen a large spike in single-load laundry packet exposures among teenagers since these videos have been uploaded.
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The agricultural industry continues to say that these chemicals are safe for limited, one-time acute exposures at certain levels.
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The body produces antibodies that are protective against subsequent exposures, and then over time that immune response wanes, says Kline.
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On-balance sheet liquidity is maintained at adequate levels, with liquid assets comprising mainly cash and high-quality sovereign exposures.
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But tracing those problems back to lead is nearly impossible without concurrent blood and water tests to document the exposures.
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This explains our passivity toward the aforementioned exposures with rapid onset effects and provides plenty of time for personal decontamination.
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Cigarette manufacturers conducted studies using a smoking machine (versus human subjects) to test how exposures differed with the new filters.
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The image is the result of combining 1,000 exposures of a teeny tiny patch of sky taken over 10 years.
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Environmental factors: There's some evidence to suggest environmental exposures to certain chemicals may contribute to one's risk of developing endometriosis.
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These potentially risky exposures include: - RUB57 billion (52% of FCC at end-1Q17) of high risk corporate loans to borrowers with high leverage/weak financial performance - RUB17 billion (16%) related-party construction exposure - RUB05003 billion (29%) of weak reverse repo exposures with high counterparty risks and/or weak, illiquid collateral with limited discounts - RUB22 billion (20%) of blank interbank and bond exposures to weak Russian financial institutions, which could be fiduciary in nature; according to CBM, this exposure reduced to RUB5 billion (5%) in June 2017 Of somewhat lower credit risk, are exposures (through loans, reverse repos and interbank placements) to two large Russian banks and two property developers of a combined RUB65 billion (61% of FCC at end-1Q2123).
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For TMBMF, single-issuer exposures for financial institutions and single-issue exposures for both corporates and financial institutions have exceeded Fitch's AAAmmf(tha) limits of 10% and 5%, respectively, for some securities during the past year, but the agency deems these to be passive and immaterial breaches from the decline in assets under management (AUM).
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These leaks aren't necessarily related to targeted attacks or breaches, but they are dangerous exposures that stem from small setup mistakes.
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Data exposures stemming from misconfigurations endanger millions of records, and the gaffes don't discriminate—any data can end up at risk.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES BASIS, CARTU Cartu's ratings could be downgraded if the increased provisioning of impaired exposures results in significant capital erosion.
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He was experimenting with his Lomo LC-A camera, taking double exposures by pressing the shutter twice without advancing the film.
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This suggests that the bulk of loans and asset exposures requiring reclassification, revaluation and additional reserves were addressed before the review.
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This would address the bank's current breach of its large exposures limit, reducing the risk of potential sanctions from the ECB.
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We expect asset quality in Italy, which at end-2016 accounted for 42% of BNPP's defaulted exposures, to improve only gradually.
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I'm not a China alarmist, yet global interbank strains can serve as an easy excuse for risk exposures to be curtailed.
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He added that OCC expects supervised institutions to understand exposures within their portfolios and take appropriate action to mitigate any risks.
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It's still a tough market, and investors have to be careful about their exposures, he told CNBC's Scott Wapner on Monday.
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It's the latest in a string of data exposures following security lapses that failed to secure databases with basic security measures.
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Last year was the first since 2008 in which banks' total non-performing exposures declined, according to PwC, an accounting firm.
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About 70 percent of exposures in pregnant women occurred during the first trimester, the study authors wrote in the journal Radiology.
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The floor-through unit has exposures on the north and south sides, with views of Boston Harbor and the financial district.
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To be clear, short-term, one-off exposures to wildfire smoke probably won't make an otherwise healthy person sick, Brauer says.
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Shooting subjects in the shadows against bright backgrounds tends to result in strange exposures, loss of detail, and lots of noise.
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Facebook has been in hot water again and again this year over data breaches and exposures, most notably with Cambridge Analytica.
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Risk concentration is assessed as low, with the five largest exposures accounting for 38% of the portfolio at end-June 2016.
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And these imagined scenarios turn out to be a clever way of laying the groundwork about immunology, exposures, and outbreak investigations.
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For example, 11 countries (including Germany) have reserved the right to set their own rules for large exposures to single borrowers.
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Because the first Pixel lacks optical image stabilization, Google can't do the same length of exposures as on the other two.
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Despite the downward trend, the number of opioid exposures among teens was still higher in 2015 than in 2000, Casavant said.
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The loan books are very concentrated, with large single-name exposures, and high sector concentrations, particularly to real estate and contracting.
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Public banks usually have larger exposures in certain sectors such as agribusiness, in part due to their social and development roles.
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Basically, the cameras were doing an automatic noise reduction during long-exposures but unfortunately that caused the elimination of smaller stars.
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The safe-haven Japanese yen has benefited from the global sell-off in riskier assets as investors unwound carry trade exposures.
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Here's WIRED's look back at the biggest breaches, data exposures, ransomware attacks, state-sponsored campaigns, and general hacks of the year.
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The other two options envisage no change to existing rules or greater disclosure requirements, obliging banks to show their sovereign exposures.
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It trimmed exposures to private equity to 15.4 percent from a record high of 15.8 percent at the end of December.
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Fully submerging photographic paper into moving bodies of water, Derges uses the moon and a flashlight to create her unique exposures.
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GRAVITY also has a novel stabilization mechanism that allows the long exposures that reveal the faint objects around our galactic center.
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Data exposures — where companies inadvertently leave their own systems open for anyone to access — have become increasingly common in recent years.
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"When it comes to anxiety and related problems, we really get the most enduring benefits and learning from exposures," he says.
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It also has the ability to do multiple exposures and a dedicated mode for selfies (or "self-portraits", in Leica parlance).
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He also stopped by his friend Zoe's metal shop and captured a few exposures of people team-welding damascus steel together.
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Agriculture related exposures in the banking system are mainly concentrated in rural banks, many with less than $1 billion in assets.
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It says these individuals are at higher risk for hepatitis C, possibly due to blood transfusions and other exposures long ago.
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The extremely high-dose exposures to survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki increased lifetime cancer death rates by less than 1 percent.
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" Californians expressed a strong desire to be informed "about exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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That's to say the Pixel 4's camera takes 15 16-second-long photos at different exposures at the same time.
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Quick urged anyone who has symptoms to call a health care provider before going to the doctor to avoid additional exposures.
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While the country's banks still depend on central bank borrowing to plug their funding gaps, they have significantly reduced their exposures.
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They should demonstrate that they have high quality and complete data sets to calculate their primary and secondary credit exposures there.
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For one of his exposures, his therapist had Josh stand in a public bathroom alone for 15 minutes without any checking.
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One of my first exposures to an LGBTQ person, growing up in Iowa, came when Ellen made the cover of Time.
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EU finance ministers, under pressure from Germany, are discussing options to limit banks' exposures to public debt or increase its cost.
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Diversification benefits can be achieved in relation to other exposures, particularly mortality risk, and typically lower the reinsurer's longevity capital charges.
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Doug Collins, Matt Gaetz, and Paul Gosar have decided to self-quarantine after their potential exposures to the virus at CPAC.
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PCB exposures declined with the bans, but levels have stopped falling in long-lived marine predators like killer whales, he said.
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Hippolyte Bayard, who invented what was most likely the first photographic process, made some of his earliest exposures in his garden.
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The larger main-level bedroom has three exposures and direct access to the backyard; the smaller bedroom has built-in bookshelves.
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The light created by an excess of 170,000 exposures would be the embodiment or manifestation of something awe-inspiring and divine.
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"It's not clear why, but it's possible that being a [soldier], there are occupational exposures that affect cardiovascular mortality," he said.
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There were no new exposures that day, nothing she hadn't eaten or touched many times before and after this latest attack.
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Why take away what viewers have so indelibly bonded with, which was his voice — his tool of humanity — with camera exposures?
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EXPOSURES I drive to the Bridgehampton beach and unload my tripod, cameras, filters, batteries, and I'm on the sand by 6.
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"The impact has been felt acutely by companies underwriting builders' risk exposures and by construction underwriters in general," the report said.
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Exposures CHICAGO — Edith Williams opened the door to her condo in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood and welcomed me into her living room.
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For the first quarter of 2019, the number of both data breaches and data exposures was up significantly compared to 2018.
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This is not to say that there aren't risks being 100 percent invested in beta exposures 100 percent of the time.
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"Scientists have been studying many factors that could be linked with ALS, such as heredity and environmental exposures," the CDC says.
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It's worth it to Facebook to get on top of the unintended potential data exposures that come from third-party integrations.
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The graphics below show leading U.S. investors' exposures to four major Chinese companies popular on Wall Street, based on Refinitiv data.
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And actually we are in the process of making a recommendation that the best risk management is to diversify risk exposures.
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The SuperPhoto feature uses HDR to try to expose for both faces and background using multiple exposures, which are then combined.
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Corporate and investment banking activities result in high single-name concentration but the bank maintains concentration limits on large credit exposures.
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But 13- to 19-year-olds have been responsible for more than 130 intentional exposures since 2016, according to the association.
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As a result, he is short Floridian mortgage-backed securities, Florida municipal bonds, and banks with high exposures to the state.
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Balukonis said MSCI's clients are trying to create ways to differentiate their investments, in addition to taking on global core exposures.
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All of that adds up to excessive exposures, Friedman suggested, which could have occurred during the Zika virus crisis of 2016.
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SIB SIB's VR is constrained by the bank's modest franchise, high lending concentrations, and some risks over large related-party exposures.
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Those parallel existing standards, but now to make expert soldiers must hit at least one of the five 300-meter exposures.
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Never, to my mind, has a nominee so consistently underestimated the risks of chemical exposures to the most vulnerable among us.
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The public health community did this as a precautionary measure — part of a strategy to reduce mercury exposures from any source.
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They didn't ask about overdoses or accidental exposures among grandchildren, and they didn't assess how grandkids' ages might impact medication storage.
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Over the course of the 16 years analyzed, most child-related exposures happened to kids under the age of five (60 percent), followed by teenagers (30 percent), and 6-12 year olds (10 percent) The most common opioids kids came in contact with are hydrocodone at 29 percent, oxycodone at 18 percent, and codeine at 17 percent of exposures.
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Of course, before we can say that one causes the other, one of the things that needs to happen is for data to arrive from longitudinal studies in which you follow people from day one, categorize their exposures, follow their outcomes, and control for things you'd like to control for, like exposures to other toxins like lead.
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If banks deal with losses on sovereign exposures by lending less to companies or individuals, that weakens public finances, closing the loop.
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The regulator often asks banks about their exposures to various industries, but it was unusual for it to specify firms by name.
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A key challenge for the banking sector is tackling non-performing exposures (NPEs), which remain stubbornly high at 45% of gross loans.
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This could leave its mortgage book susceptible to losses in a downturn, but we believe the exposures should still outperform consumer lending.
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His series Two Face uses multiple exposures to capture the madness, layering scenes of candidates and crowds at rallies across the country.
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At first, scientists wondered whether they should use their time with it to take long exposures of what looked like black sky.
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Moreover, MAA and its peers' development are meaningfully below the mid-to-high single digit exposures seen heading into the last downturn.
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But the planned exit from distressed credit and European securitised trading, and sharp reduction in these exposures, would help earnings, it added.
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And Night Sight now has an astrophotography function that merges images across four-minute exposures to produce pin-sharp photos of stars.
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American accounting principles, known as GAAP, allow banks to offset derivative exposures on the asset and liability sides of their balance-sheets.
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Non-performing exposures stood at 81.8 billion euros in the country's bank sector in December, or 46.7 percent of banks' loan books.
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The very next year, Snow Creek began to run red, heightening residents' suspicions about the effects of chemical exposures in their communities.
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As you can see, these are really different exposures, and the one you think is better will come down to personal preference.
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The current state of crypto custody is forcing users to have multiple assets hosted in various wallets, increasing the risk of exposures.
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"The expense in third quarter 2017 was due mainly to the increase in loss reserves on Puerto Rico exposures," the statement said.
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LBBW's asset quality indicators are strong, supported by the run-down of higher-risk-exposures and a benign operating environment in Germany.
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Five credit exposures represented more than 10% of AWB's equity at end-2015, with the top 203 obligors representing about 1.9x equity.
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In 2016, EIF's own-risk exposures - guarantees and private equity participations - grew at a faster pace than EIF's yearly targets under EFSI.
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Ambac's largest exposures are $41.7 million to PR's rum tax bonds and $38.6 million on the Public Building Authority GO-guaranteed securities.
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HDR in photography, where identical photos with different exposures are layered together to provide a highly detailed image (either static or moving).
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"Above all, we are focused on the challenge of reducing our non-performing exposures stock to levels agreed with regulators," he said.
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L, who has been forced to defend his firm's rationale for large exposures to both banks since China's economy slowed last year.
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"Then we could sum up all the images, in effect turning eight five-minute exposures into one 40-minute exposure," he said.
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"Additional research is needed to confirm our findings and assess potential exposures and health effects in [e-cigarette] users," the authors wrote.
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As of June, the top 20 largest exposures by economic group represented 1.5x equity, the major ones were mainly related to government.
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This surprised Tom Neltner, Environmental Defense Fund's chemicals policy director, who has spent 20 years researching and working to reduce lead exposures.
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The weighted average LTV of the portfolio is 31.6%; however, any additional lending could reduce the collateral share for the securitised exposures.
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While teens accounted for a smaller proportion of overdose calls, about half of these exposures were intentional abuse, misuse or suicide attempts.
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Even if disease-causing microbes can survive in places like ATMs, the good news is that most exposures don't make us sick.
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Autos stocks, which also have large exposures to the U.S., shot higher with Fiat Chrysler leading Italy's FTSE MIB, up 3.2 percent.
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It has proven a hard sell given the sector and the jurisdictions Iberconsa has exposures to, including Argentina, Namibia and South Africa.
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With HDR+, Google proved it could take one evenly-exposed money shot by combining a series of images taken at short exposures.
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Overall, there were 6,154 injuries during 2.98 million athletic exposures, for an injury rate of 2.06 per 1,23 AEs, the study found.
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"The use of new construction materials such as quartz conglomerates has increased silicosis incidence due to intense occupational exposures," that study concluded.
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Margin requirements on uncleared swaps trades have surged since sweeping reforms forced banks to post initial and variation margin against those exposures.
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While most dealers run relatively flat books, they can have long or short exposures with a particular counterparty at any given time.
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Liquidity risk is reasonably well managed, despite significant balance sheet concentrations, because lumpy placements are covered with related asset exposures and liquidity.
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"We analyzed air pollution data in Vancouver over the same period to assess air pollution exposures in the pregnant woman," he said.
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The proof of that comes from Fukushima, and Chernobyl, and even from the much higher dose exposures suffered by atomic bomb survivors.
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Carpenter believes these exposures occurred because CH2M Hill's contract includes millions in bonus payments for finishing the demolition in a timely manner.
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For the astrophotography option in Night Sight, the Pixel 4 takes 15 photos at different exposures with a 16-second shutter speed.
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Anytime you see even a subtle change in a fund's investment objective, I worry existing shareholders can end up with unintended exposures.
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Prior traumas, workplace exposures decades ago, emotional symptoms, family dynamics, detailed genetic history and other evidence may hold the keys to discovery.
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However, Leumi and Hapoalim have reduced large exposures, supported by prudential regulations, and Fitch expects this to continue in the foreseeable future.
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But based on what his fellow told him, the child had no exposures that would put him at risk for this disease.
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The report looked at the financial fallout from around two million cyber incidents including record exposures, ransomware attacks, data breaches and others.
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The European country, in the headlines this week because of political turmoil, is not listed among the fund's 10 largest country exposures.
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Banks regulators are well within their right to apply these principles to big banks' ability to measure theses risk exposures to China.
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"We look for fossils where the sedimentary conditions and rock exposures are best and that is generally outside the tropics," Kay said.
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I love the work of Savannah van der Niet; she did multiple exposures with music photography and that really blew me away.
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NIOSH has published a best practices document that describes work interventions and exposure monitoring for occupational exposures to diacetyl and 2,3-pentanedione.
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Corporate governance regulations are slowly improving, but Fitch finds that transparency and disclosure relating to the banks' largest credit exposures remain weak.
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Hedge funds tracked by Credit Suisse show low gross exposures to equities – near three-year lows – so investors aren't yet levering up.
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Last year, a research team recalculated flood exposures around the country, using newer, sharper methods than the ones the flood program uses.
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That, in turn, will reduce stress on doctors, nurses, and orderlies and allow them to spread out potential exposures to the virus.
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So we need to educate parents and caregivers about the impact a child's environment and exposures may be having on their health.
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Mutations can occur and accumulate in the DNA of sperm-forming cells, and environmental exposures can change the genes in sperm themselves.
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Piech notes that it can take hours to create an ultra-high resolution photograph, since one must carefully shoot hundreds of exposures.
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The department believes additional measles exposures may have occurred this month at Los Angeles International Airport and at several restaurants near Glendale.
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On Riverside Drive, a large one-bedroom offered an eat-in kitchen, a small office and a wraparound terrace with three exposures.
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Management is still required to promptly report all COVID-19-related incidents and potential exposures to Human Resources at (405) 745-1515.
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Such unexpected exposures are increasingly rare, thanks in large part to a growing understanding for the scope and scale of cyber risk.
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See for yourself: Without Night mode With Night mode Night mode is great for long exposures that last only a few seconds.
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Runaway microglial inflammation, triggered by environmental exposures, life experiences, and genetics—a combination unique to each individual—could well provide the answer.
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This method, already part of other Basel rules, would allow some netting of trades to bring down total exposures and also capital.
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"We gained market share across our businesses while carefully managing credit, risk exposures, and expenses," CEO Brian Moynihan said in a statement.
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Nomura's foreign exposures mean that it will continue to exhibit relatively higher revenue and profit volatility compared with other Japanese securities firms.
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Lower exposures can cause irritation to the eyes, throat nose and lungs as well as cause frostbite if the skin is exposed.
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However, he does note that now wouldn&apost be a bad time for investors to "carefully consider their risk exposures" going forward.
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The bank denies that this supports shareholders' claims that the bank knew these exposures had been "dramatically over-marked" since late 2007.
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Jeffrey Gundlach, the CEO and chief investment officer of DoubleLine Capital, has a stark warning for investors with exposures to corporate credit.
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Earlier studies have linked environmental exposures – including exposure to pesticides - to the likelihood of having ALS, Feldman told Reuters Health by email.
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Exposures 15 Photos View Slide Show ' I've heard stories about towns in America that celebrated when Donald J. Trump won the election.
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That's because the studies are mostly epidemiological — with epidemiological studies, researchers can only talk about associations between exposures and certain health outcomes.
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In a crisis, these exposures could serve as a channel for contagion in a highly interconnected financial system dominated by large banks.
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The Russian banking system has enough earnings capacity for absorbing credit losses arising from exposures to sanctioned companies, the rating agency said.
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But when there were two or more anesthesia exposures, researchers found an association with problems in fine motor skills and processing speed.
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Against this backdrop, investors scurried to shares of companies that cater to domestic demand and have small exposures to the global economy.
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The loan proved a hard sell given the sector and the jurisdictions Iberconsa has exposures to, including Argentina, Namibia and South Africa.
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So, where we saw the negative, we had about $209 billion of outflows in the index mutual funds, where people just take exposures.
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Although companies often chalk up the exposures to human error, in reality it's not so easy to inadvertently make private cloud data public.
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Woods, who heads the BoE's banking supervision arm, said he checked data from banks and insurers last Friday about their exposures to Carillion.
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Nowadays, however (unlike in Paleolithic times, when novel foods came along only very occasionally), mismatch between early and late exposures is increasingly likely.
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Despite the fact that I could not alter or delete exposures, I had the opportunity to breathe and set up the perfect shot.
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"Apple has one of the most significant exposures to Chinese exports to the US" among technology companies, Morgan Stanley said in a note.
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Large single-name exposures both in the loan book and in the equity and investments holdings of BNDESPAR pose downside risks to earnings.
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While it still isn't clear if or how these might play a role, it is possible that the occupational exposures are a factor.
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Overall, the data showed that the three sports with the highest concussion rates were: Boys' football, with 10.4 concussions per 10,000 athlete exposures.
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Gross non-performing exposures were seen at around 1.7 billion euros ($1.9 billion) in 2022, from 16.3 billion at the end of 2018.
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The stock of uncovered impaired exposures relative to FCC was also substantial and higher than at peers, at around 51% at end-2016.
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But Spectre isn't just about long shutter speeds: it's using AI and computational photography to produce enhanced long exposures without the usual distractions.
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The app uses machine learning for scene recognition, and "AI stabilization" allows for 9-second handheld exposures without the need for a tripod.
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That's a big claim, and it's still no substitute for a steady hand, which is always vital when trying for good long exposures.
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When it launched its equipment was primitive—two groups of eight cameras capturing images on glass photographic plates using all-night-long exposures.
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Exposures to the UK and the US are primarily indirect as those two countries account for 4% and 0003% of total exports, respectively.
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It's like the HDR problem of multiple exposures, except far more complex as the images aren't taken with the same lens and sensor.
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However, EIF has no financial debt and a track record of very limited cash requirements for disbursements of calls on own-risk exposures.
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A night mode does an okay job at combining multiple exposures to restore detail, but the portrait modes are a single-use gimmick.
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"The evidence is unmistakable that exposures that do no harm to adults can be harmful to the developing fetus and child," said Marcus.
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There are just too many combinations of genes, environmental exposures, patterns of cellphone use, plus a healthy helping of random chance to consider.
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"I don't think it adds a lot to the evidence that environmental exposures related to fracking are causing problems with pregnancy," he says.
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Different types of bacteria can cause it, but one — vibrio — is associated with the summertime seawater exposures that are in the news now.
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Its top 20 exposures accounted for 112% of Fitch Core Capital at end-20153, compared with the commercial bank average of about 80%.
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Benson, Arizona Weingart takes long exposures, sometimes keeping the shutter open more than 10 seconds to capture a lightning bolt's entire zigzagging trajectory.
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That could have the unintended consequence of discouraging companies from doing aggressive internal system testing and vulnerability analysis to catch exposures proactively, though.
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Similar to HDR mode on smartphone cameras, which combine multiple exposures into a single frame, HDR video brings out better color and detail.
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This is no ordinary space photo: It is 16 years' worth of Hubble data—7,29033 exposures in total, including more than 265,000 galaxies.
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This is no ordinary space photo: It is 16 years' worth of Hubble data—7,500 exposures in total, including more than 265,000 galaxies.
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Equity stakes remain heavily concentrated in Russia (32% of equity exposures as of 1H16), and to a lesser extent, Turkey (BBB-/Negative, 9%).
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One of the scientists to first describe this phenomenon, Mount Sinai's Shanna Swan, told Vox that these early chemical exposures have lifelong results.
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Google launched the audit, known as Project Strobe, in October alongside an announcement that Google+ had suffered data exposures and would be shuttered.
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No double exposures, no printing techniques that might obscure the original content on the negative, no cropping that could change what was captured.
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The authors write that exposures to others "perfect self-representations" on social media may intensity a person's feelings of imperfection and self-criticism.
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Where regular high-speed cameras usually only captures video one exposure at a time, HiDyRS-X can capture multiple exposures at a time.
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Research suggests that some cancers may be tied to exposures from the 9/11 attacks, according to the World Trade Center Health Program.
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Outside the United States, educating children and young adults about reducing exposures to cellphone radiation has become a critical international public health concern.
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The bank has some hard collateral against some of these exposures, which mitigates the risk, although its repossession and sale could be challenging.
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Proposals to subject EU sovereign exposures to capital requirements and/or large exposure limits were discussed by EU Finance Ministers in April 2016.
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Securities products and activities far outpaced the SEC's ability to monitor, detect and modulate risky exposures and concentrations that cost our system dearly.
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It would allow companies to manufacture, import and process new asbestos-containing products after the evaluation of health dangers from direct contact exposures.
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The top 303 loans accounted for 35.1% of gross loans; all of these exposures were performing well and of very high credit quality.
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Rather than building immunity, multiple exposures can make someone more sensitive, priming the immune system to produce a more "robust" response, Jelesko said.
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Out of all these exposures, the most common symptoms reported were agitation (18.6 percent), a rapid heartbeat (16.9 percent), and drowsiness (13.6 percent).
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"The plan for decreasing non-performing exposures, submitted to the (European Central Bank's) Single Supervisory Mechanism in September, is under way," he said.
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The agreement covers 80 percent of AIG's U.S. Commercial long-tail exposures - liabilities for claims that take a long time to be settled.
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For exposures, she also watched Orange Is the New Black, sexual scenes of TV shows involving two women, and read coming-out stories.
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It said its affiliate, the Basel Committee, which writes bank capital standards, is conducting an "initial stocktake" of banks' exposures to crypto assets.
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The overall number of cases in Colorado is still small, but these exposures should really never happen, he told Reuters Health by phone.
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The iPhone's camera has a burst mode that mimics the rapid-fire exposures taken by sports and action photographers with high-end cameras.
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There is also a room with a bay window and a fireplace that leads to a sleeping porch with exposures on three sides.
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Dozens of police officers and medics have been given naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses, to treat suspected on-the-job exposures.
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Google accomplishes this with some A.I. sorcery that involves taking a burst of photos with short exposures and reassembling them into an image.
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Some may be the result of exposures days earlier, but tracking where people went over the weekend could reveal new transmission hot spots.
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While it lasts, the moratorium prevents a deterioration in banks' exposures to those borrowers - which must be performing to qualify for the measure.
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Colors took Mr. Turner into another dimension, whether they were natural or added through filters, using double-exposures, slide duplication and other techniques.
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"There is definitely meaningful risk to earnings outlooks from direct sales exposures to affected countries as well as supply chain disruption," he added.
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Mr. Cossman drew diagrams on a whiteboard as he discussed exposures, types of film and how the development process transforms strips into prints.
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The John Hancock Mid Cap Stock Fund, which had one of the highest exposures to WeWork, was down 5.5% in the third quarter.
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Loan impairment charges are expected to remain low this year, supported by banks' strong domestic focus (except for those with large shipping exposures).
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It has three exposures, original moldings and an en suite bathroom with a glass walk-in shower and porcelain tile that resembles stone.
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It also includes Smart HDR, allowing you to snap multiple pictures at different exposures at the same time to get the best photo.
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" But don't fret, Doucet shares his exact settings that you can use and he said it should "yield fantastic exposures of the moon.
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The four insurers' exposures to risky assets (mainly including equities, equity-related investment funds and real-estate investments) lag their asset risk scores.
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What I think is really important is we need to be more aware of the types of exposures in the products we use.
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The fund controls concentration risk by setting adequate limits on its exposures to individual issuers (10%) and repo counterparties (20%) as per regulation.
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The figure loitering across from it looks like one of the living dead: the ghost of long exposures past, summoned into full tangibility.
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This report is a forerunner of a more comprehensive study but does lend credibility to the cautions necessary in very long RF exposures.
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"We have two possible exposures but right now they are not exhibiting any signs or symptoms," said Menlo Park Fire Marshall Jon Johnston.
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So far this year, poison centers received reports of 3,548 exposures to synthetic marijuana, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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A devotee of the Penny Press camera, Magnum preserved multiple exposures on a single glass plate through a shuttling step-and-repeat process.
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He collected light from the galaxy for the next hour and a half, taking short exposures to keep out the Santa Fe city lights.
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Although the credit quality of these exposures is largely reasonable in most cases, there are some risks over the quality of the new capital.
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"What we're learning is these air pollution exposures are triggering biologically relevant pathways that we can measure in the blood," Kaufman told Reuters Health.
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Treatment for fear of flying is trickier than for other phobias because an individual doesn't often have ample opportunity to engage in exposures repeatedly.
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And depending on where the person lived and visited, as well as the time of year, some kinds of exposures were much more common.
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Many scientists believe the cause lies in a combination of environmental factors: a series of chemical exposures, dietary choices, or bonks on the head.
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A number of voter-data exposures have cropped up this year, in locations as disparate as Mexico, the Philippines, and the state of Georgia.
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It would be great to look at more prehistoric individuals from this region in France to see how common these exposures might have been.
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Major domestic lenders were ordered to monitor their exposures to large acquisitive conglomerates, such as Wanda, Anbang Insurance Group, Fosun Group and HNA Group.
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If the leak is truly as big as estimated, it would make for one of the largest exposures of personal information in recent memory.
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"We therefore expect incoming banks to be able to produce complete and accurate data on booking models, hedging strategies and intragroup exposures," she said.
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However, OSHA's "General Industry" standards address some job exposures that may also apply to dentistry, which are used by the American Dental Association (ADA).
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It is hazardous to humans and at high doses can cause nausea, dizziness, confusion, and at very high exposures, can be potentially life-threatening.
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Overall, the research showed that from 2000 to 2012, people called poison control centers every 24 minutes on average due to dietary supplement exposures.
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"Going organic does reduce pesticide exposures, which is a big benefit, but it doesn't do much when it comes to heavy metals," Houlihan said.
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The research team found 6,879 exposures to GBCAs in 5,457 pregnancies, representing one GBCA exam per 860 pregnancies, or about 0.1% of all pregnancies.
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The firm has rid itself of legacy insurance exposures through "retroactive reinsurance" deals, and pulled its investments out of certain types of hedge funds.
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SRC's largest tenant exposures in the remaining portfolio will include Walgreens at 33711% of ABR, Church's Chicken at 21750% and Circle K at 21000%.
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For long exposures, I typically have them turned down to 215 or 2360 percent, but they can get extremely bright and deliver flashes, too.
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The study, published today in the journal JAMA Network Open, didn't measure the risks from exposures directly — only the materials the participants peed out.
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Now, it really looks like the complications associated with these exposures to the brain are becoming one of the more difficult to deal with.
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The more managers on a plan's roster, the more difficult it is to detect unintended exposures and monitor them at the total plan level.
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Data exposes sensitive voter infoThe Deep Root incident represents the largest known leak of Americans' voter records, outstripping past exposures by several million records.
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Its lending operation has grown, with exposures to higher-risk firms—those with a credit rating of BBB or less—rising 151% to $903bn.
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Overall, the evidence for these prenatal exposures is stronger than the evidence for the range of postnatal causes that may trigger autism, said Amaral.
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She explained how last year, Trasande and his team estimated costs based on predictions of exposures to endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the European Union.
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But Cliff Asness of AQR Capital Management, a fund manager, argued that valuations did not suggest factor exposures were particularly overcrowded at the moment.
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The Z4 also has Night Vision, Motorola's effort to offer dramatically better nighttime photography by combining parts of eight frames taken at different exposures.
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Banks entered the 50.73 crisis with bad loans, or non-performing exposures (NPEs), of 250.7 billion euros, about 28.1 percent of their loan books.
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The password leaks the researchers found aren't direct exposures, because they leak from one service to another rather than out into the public sphere.
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But the bulk of these deals were bond-to-bond refinancings, meaning many investors were rolling existing exposures rather than taking on additional risk.
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The rating also reflects a high share of impaired exposures and repossessed assets on FIBank's balance sheet as well as weak, albeit improving profitability.
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Equity stakes accounted for 18.4% of total loans and equity exposures at 1H16, a markedly higher proportion than other regional multilateral development banks (MDB).
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Before researchers run randomized controlled trials, they often look for links between health outcomes and exposures in large-scale population research called observational studies.
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Restructured exposures declined to 3.9% in 2016 from 4.7% in 2015, while the reserve coverage of NPLs plus restructured loans was a moderate 2123%.
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Within Global Banking, BAC took some higher provisioning for loan losses due to some incremental loan growth as well as the company's energy exposures.
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This involves linking EDIS to a discussion about limiting banks' exposures to the debt of a single sovereign borrower, usually the bank's home country.
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IntesaSP has not acquired the two banks' equity and subordinated debt as well as claims, litigations, non-performing exposures and other subsidiaries and shareholdings.
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" The World Health Organization has stated that radiation "exposures from base stations range from 0.002% to 2% of the levels of international exposure guidelines.
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The asteroid Eros, for example, is shown in a kind of chiaroscuro mosaic, making its five-hourly tumble in multiple exposures through the blackness.
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It is the latest bank to sell out of the company, following a number of other European and US banks de-risking their exposures.
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The researchers also found that the frequency of these exposures increased by 71% between 1503 and 2011 before dropping 6.2% between 2011 and 219.
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Italian banks held about EUR200 billion of NPLs at end-2016, around 70% of which were SME exposures, according to the Bank of Italy.
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If reforms are introduced, banks could respond by selling domestic sovereign exposures, or they could keep their existing sovereign bonds and hold additional capital.
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The total of so-called non-performing exposures (NPEs) amounted to 101.8 billion euros at end-June or 50.6 pct of their total loans.
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For example, about 2% of the 1,2018 non-imported U.S. cases recorded between 2001 and 2014 were linked to occupational exposures among healthcare workers.
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The long-term effects of exposures to these chemicals at these levels are not clear, but they are certainly not good for our children.
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Indeed, Mr. Mudd claimed that, long after he left, Fannie was still disclosing its exposures the way it did when he was chief executive.
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A new study led by Nationwide Children's Hospital published in the journal Pediatrics highlighted reports of children's accidental exposures to packets in 2013-2014.
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The DSCC security lapse is the latest in a string of data exposures in recent years — some of which were also discovered by UpGuard.
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Undetermined exposures could include cases in which, for example, an unreported spill of chemicals or waste products into the Mississippi River causes illness downriver.
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The Commission had toyed with the idea of forcing European banks to clear euro exposures above a certain threshold with an EU-based institution.
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And the new law doesn't cover pesticides used in food production – which critics say are one of the largest sources of childhood chemical exposures.
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What are we as pediatricians willing to do to protect those children and mitigate the threat of morbidity and mortality that those exposures represent?
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Is it possible that these exposures, which occurred decades earlier, could have initiated the cancer that reared its head in my septuagenarians and octogenarians?
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The main difference: No. 72A includes eastern exposures overlooking the East River and beyond; No. 72B includes Western sunset views across the Hudson River.
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Dr. Feingold (left), 38, is an assistant professor of environmental health sciences at the University at Albany, with research focusing on environmental health exposures.
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But as we talk, I'm struck by how he doesn't really offer treatment—his advice is simply to avoid any and all triggering exposures.
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Amateur aurora watchers have taken hundreds of photographs of this adjacent phenomenon, often drawing out its fluorescent colors with long exposures or photo editing.
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Its expression is often provoked by a physical, physiological or emotional stress, like a sunburn, certain chemical exposures, a car accident or a divorce.
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Researchers need funding to move fast to study the potential health effects of 22016G networks and how they might change our exposures to radiation.
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Regulators acknowledged Wednesday it also has greater derivatives exposures and a complex legal structure that could make it hard to unwind in a crisis.
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The apartment was more than 1,000 square feet, and it had a dining room as well as exposures in both the front and back.
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Exposures, where people or companies inadvertently leave unsecured information online rather than an external breach by a hacker, are often caused by human error.
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Highly concentrated synthetics such as fentanyl compound the situation, resulting in inadvertent and potentially lethal exposures to family members and our brave first responders.
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Those puppies are raised for the first year or so by volunteers, to make sure the dogs have good early life experiences and exposures.
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D'Alesio, based in London, will lead GAM's external fund manager research team fund and manage portfolios that combine external managers and other investment exposures.
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By percentage of budget, 43% of companies in the lowest-spending quartile had exposures, compared to 53% of those in the top spending quartile.
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The male mice developed SARS at lower viral exposures, had a lower immune response and were slower to clear the virus from their bodies.
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A. Hair goes gray as cells called melanocytes at the base of each hair follicle get damaged by disease, environmental exposures or simply age.
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He shifted a few inches between exposures to mimic the distance between a pair of eyes, and there he had it — a stereo pair.
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Supporters of such regulatory penalties say they would lead banks to scale back home exposures, and perhaps to diversify into other members' sovereign debt.
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Higher exposures can damage the central nervous system or cause symptoms including distorted blurred vision, vertigo, general tiredness, lowered blood pressure, headaches or nausea.
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Within Deutsche, Mr. Broeksmit was seen to be Mr. Jain's eyes and ears when it came to tracking various trading positions and risk exposures.
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The treatment, Palforzia, won't eliminate the allergy altogether, but it will train people's immune systems to help avoid serious reactions to accidental exposures. 13.
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With underwriting losses in 20153-22015, AGII reduced premium volume and property exposures to address poorer performing business and to respond to market conditions.
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To be fair, a typical cell falls victim to thousands of "attacks" every day as a result of normal metabolic reactions and environmental exposures.
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But the most damaging exposures in the leak by far were Hacking Team's client list and the names of some of the clients' targets.
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ABN Amro strategist Tom Kinmonth estimated global bank exposures to Turkey at roughly $225 billion but said "BBVA sits on the frontline of impact".
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Little ones are more vulnerable to environmental toxicants; their bodies and brains are developing, and early exposures to harmful substances can have lasting impacts.
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Coal-burning by industry, power plants, and for home heating accounted for 40 percent of PM2.5 exposures and an estimated 366,000 deaths in 2013.
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But sudden bursts of volatility can be damaging, leading customers to avoid trading and also hurting banks' ability to hedge their own market exposures.
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The managers reasoned that workers' recollections of the potency of odors — categorized as high, medium or low — would be one way to estimate exposures.
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"While emission control and regulation is the backbone of prevention, high exposures are, unfortunately, the rule still in many megacities throughout the world," he said.
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The bank benefits from technical support from its parent, and from a contractual agreement to cover the bank's losses on a number of impaired exposures.
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"For future proposals, we may want to focus less on the idea of climate change and more on the ideas of today's exposures," she said.
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