Steinhoff's dollar term loan B1 was quoted at 72% of face value and the TLB2 and TLB3 were quoted at 72.5% of face value this week, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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"We don't have to take what they're saying on TV for face value, we don't have to take limited information for face value, because we see the truth, we are connected," she added.
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The face value of a bond decreases as yields rise.
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While many are going by face value — teal and gray!
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Whatever you do, don't take "Amazon's Choice" at face value.
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But Larries refuse to take those denials at face value.
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For too many years, I took trends at face value.
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Its bonds were trading at just over half face value.
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"You can't take a model at face value," said Sines.
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At face value it appears to be gone for good.
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Any remaining bonds will then be redeemed at face value.
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In what circumstances do Treasury bonds trade below face value?
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Government bonds are trading at about 70% of face value.
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And Cramer is willing to take Benioff at face value.
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But it's a mistake to take it at face value.
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You only need to take Netflix's announcement at face value.
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Republicans argued that Strzok shouldn't be taken at face value.
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Other than that, don't take web comments at face value.
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That's 20 interest payments plus return of original face value.
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Still, okay, say the analysis is taken at face value.
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He paid $24, the face value of the 100 stamps.
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It planned to redeem any remaining bonds at face value.
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Procurement costs alone exceed the face value of this coin.
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But drone enthusiasts are not taking it at face value.
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But it's difficult to take Sondland's explanation at face value.
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Initial reviews for the movie took it at face value.
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A report from New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman found that resale prices on sites like Ticketmaster and StubHub were 49 percent above face value on average, and sometimes ten times the face value.
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The Senate shouldn't take such vague assurances at face value again.
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At face value, there are some immediately obvious advantages to this.
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At face value, Jon is a bastard without the Stark name.
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"He took what they were saying at face value," Marlon said.
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First, imagine if the company took that credo at face value.
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Cuervo's expressions of anger are, if taken at face value, unproductive.
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The face value of bonds move in opposite directions of yields.
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Whether one could take his denial at face value was unclear.
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It sounds unusual on face value, but it wasn't for Prince.
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Such critics may not accept Mr Romer's apology at face value.
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At face value, that is the only function of the website.
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You die, they pay out the face value of the policy.
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It said it sold them for around half their face value.
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We don't have these, like, heavy duty jobs on face value.
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At face value, it's offensive, but no one had bad intentions.
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It is illegal in Brazil to resell tickets above face value.
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"It can't be taken at face value," Giuliani told the newspaper.
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And will senators simply accept whatever he says at face value?
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Nutsinee KijbunchooAugust 19843, 2016 At face value, this practice seems counterintuitive.
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Not every example is going to seem empowering at face value.
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I mean, no, I wouldn't necessarily take it at face value.
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Even taken at face value, the president's suggestion would be impossible.
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I took it more at face value than I do now.
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Trump's defenders will continue to take Lutsenko's stories at face value.
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Then, like now, FCC leaders took the promises at face value.
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Like most Americans, I've generally accepted these polls at face value.
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At face value Playboy's leaving Facebook over the data-sharing scandal.
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" Duffy said he was going to take Sessions at "face value.
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At face value, twice your annual salary seems like a lot.
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Taken at face value, it would impose pain for pain's sake.
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They just see the work, and take it at face value.
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I get why it's tempting to take Manigault's remorse at face value.
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It's certainly a feature that at face value sounds suitably pro-safety.
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But, taken at face value, this refrain becomes a lot less ominous.
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Patients should remember not to take ads at face value, he said.
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But a zero-coupon bondholder would only receive the face value back.
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At face value, ZTE's Axon M doesn't look like a $725 smartphone.
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They now trade at an 8 percent discount to their face value.
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At face value, there's nothing terribly extraordinary about the new Roku stick.
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I see no reason not to take the song at face value.
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That means other countries have to take Chinese prices at face value.
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While your only outlay is the face value of the bond — i.e.
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That might sound, on face value, like a perfectly reasonable method for
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Taken at face value, this make's Georgia's law look moderate by comparison.
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Home prices can't be taken at face value; something always comes up.
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It is difficult, for instance, to take at face value the words
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However, Wachter-Boetcher does sometimes seem to take at face value companies'
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A face-value analysis of IDW media wouldn't reveal its underlying potential.
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Mind you, the average face value of a "Hamilton" ticket was $2120.
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Pruitt purchased the tickets at face value from the OU athletic department.
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And they'd have only their face-value, first-level analysis to blame.
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Donut County is at face value a satisfying, blissfully uncomplicated puzzle game.
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It won't be taken at face value or anything close to it.
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Some lazy content farms like Distractify also took it at face value.
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Why do we accept the language of what's "realistic" at face value?
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Sometimes, CNBC's Jim Cramer is content with taking things at face value.
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Thomas B. Edsall Let's take Donald Trump's trade policies at face value.
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But many in Beijing will take these blunt comments at face value.
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Some have become convinced that nothing should be taken at face value.
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"Our culture doesn't want to take things at face value," he said.
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And we can't take anything we received from Ukraine at face value.
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The superhero beatdown in Batman v Superman is presented at face value.
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"It can't be taken at face value," he said in an interview.
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In the meantime, consumers shouldn't automatically accept these contracts at face value.
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Cortefiel's loans were trading at 100.58% of face value on Europe's secondary loan market on July 26, according to data from Thomson Reuters LPC, after the news that existing lenders will be repaid at face value, or par.
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We should know better than to take what HBO says at face value.
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Some athletes, if their words can be taken at face value, already have.
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A: (Long pause.) I think we have to take Dolores at face value.
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But there are a few problems with taking those numbers at face value.
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For Bronfenbrenner, however, the profit versus loss example runs deeper than face value.
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The Wall Street Journal said the figures shouldn't be taken at face value.
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At face value, the poll appears to be one Facebook itself is conducting.
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But it's important to not just take the word "sanctuary" at face value.
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On face value, it seems like there should be no effect at all.
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There'll be no purchase or transfer fees for the tokens above face value.
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"That's a good thing," Woods said, and at face value, he's not wrong.
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At face value, Hereditary works as an elegant genre film about the occult.
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I was prone to taking what people said and did at face value.
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Some states, like Michigan, have an outright ban on sales above face value.
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I tried to write the petition taking them at 85033 percent face value.
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But that phrase "taken at face value" is doing some heavy lifting here.
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Premium orchestra seats sell for nearly six times their face value on average.
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It's not a loan; the face value of the policy is reduced accordingly.
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Conservatives, if one is to take their amnesia at face value, might be.
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But Peloton's churn rate shouldn't be taken at face value, retention experts said.
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But beyond that, it's hard to take what he says at face value.
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Through in-depth, on-the-ground reporting, they take nothing at face value.
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But that doesn't mean you can just take primary results at face value.
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It makes it difficult for others to accept our words at face value.
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Hence, my reading his designs at face value should be what he expects.
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I think that people seem to kind of take it at face value.
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"It can't be taken at face value," Mr. Giuliani said in an interview.
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"Ban the box is a great idea at face value," Ms. Martin said.
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Some of the stories told by refugees cannot be taken at face value.
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Guitar Center's debt is trading at a significant discount to its face value.
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And yet it's always a mistake to take their frivolity at face value.
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Financing took the form of a long-term, low-coupon bond that traded well below face value, meaning the CDS would pay out handsomely when valued against that bond—even though Hovnanian's other bonds were trading close to face value.
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Those tickets sold for more than the price floor, not more than face value.
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Until then, you have to take this neat new fitness gadget at face value.
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Less happily, the makers take everything she—and everyone else—says at face value.
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Behind so many things we take at face value are interesting, non-typical jobs.
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"[I]f Harry loves Meghan, they will take her on face value," said Grant.
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"It's hard to believe [Nalcor] at face value when they say stuff," he said.
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Yet even Hannity suggested he was unwilling to take Dorsey's explanation at face value.
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"In many respects I think investors tend to take reported earnings at face value."
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At face value, you could call it an upgraded version of the Fitbit Blaze.
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No wonder the country's debt is trading at a big discount to face value.
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The platform allows fans to resell unwanted tickets, with prices capped at face value.
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Discounts to face value proposed in the swap range from 11 to 90 percent.
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Shout out to all the folks taking this as a face value conspiracy theory.
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I sell them for face value minus fees, and the buyer Venmos me $75.
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This year's stamps have a face value of 1.20 yuan (about 18 US cents).
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On face value, the nickname skews ridiculous, and Washington hardly shies away from that.
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Which sounds good at face value, but the proposition is more complicated than that.
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The public record of lying is too robust to take Trump at face value.
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At face value, photos I shot with the device's full 20153x zoom looked impressive.
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But we can't afford to take anything regarding Russia at face value right now.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments: - Fitch uses face value to calculate debt and leverage.
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The customary change of control provision at 101% of face value is in place.
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But even taking "gaming disorder" at face value, evidence suggests it is exceedingly rare.
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He said in January that "nothing" Trump says can be taken at face value.
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Cramer boiled it down to what he referred to as a "face value" analysis.
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Cecily felt she could walk into a gallery and be taken at face value.
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Of course, no one is naïve enough to take these statements at face value.
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But not all of Shakespeare's contemporaries took his newly minted status at face value.
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I will take nothing at face value, ask questions and write my own rules.
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I didn't take them for face value, I treated them as representations of others.
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Even if these costs seem manageable at face value, they can add up tremendously.
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I don't take anybody at face value What's the most compelling report you've received?
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But its churn numbers shouldn't be taken at face value, customer-retention experts said.
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On my birthday, I bought a resale ticket for three times its face value.
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Including StubHub's fee, I paid $2,500 a ticket, about five times their face value.
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Each tribute can be read at face value, as specifically applying only to McCain.
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L critiques racism in his work has, at times, been taken at face value.
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At 13, 11 and 5, they still took everything I said at face value.
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It is well past time to stop taking the corps' assurances at face value.
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The findings show that mongooses don't just take a sentinel's call at face value.
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And the reason for that is that we can't take people at face value.
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Moser accepts her grievances at face value and weaves them into his unsparing narrative.
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" That said, Belloni added, "We always verify and don't take them at face value.
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It is really nice because the emphasis is on selling tickets at face value.
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Let's break it down: The question, taken at face value, is a big one.
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It also tastefully gives America its due without taking patriotic mythmaking at face value.
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One of the notes has a face value of $390 million and matures at the end of 2018 while the other, with a face value of $320 million, matures in 2023, according to the finance industry source, who asked not to be identified.
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One of the notes has a face value of $390 million and matures at the end of 2018 while the other, with a face value of $320 million, matures in 2023, said the finance industry source, who asked not to be identified.
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At face value, the attackers noted by Trump were indeed beholden to a radicalized ideology.
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So, at face value, something like an orange has decayed in their version of time.
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Doomsday predictions intrigue us, but we should be wary of taking them at face value.
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Unfortunately, some critics of the proposed executive order take these false histories at face value.
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MLB decided to take that flimsy defense at face value, and considers the matter closed.
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The loans will be sold at book value, or two-thirds of their face value.
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If taken at face value, this appears to show that Wright has Nakamoto's private keys.
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Precedent suggests they will probably have to accept some loss on the bond's face value.
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No matter what, O'Hare doesn't believe we should take any of them at face value.
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Again, at face value, this isn't exactly the worst benefit for a company to offer.
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This is a bummer because, at face value, Apple News+ seems like a great deal.
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Why is it that in this universe people tend to take things at face value?
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At the same time, Trump's ability to solve the problem is, at face value, plausible.
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The fiat, in one swoop, cancelled 86 percent of the nation's cash by face value.
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I do not resent it at face value or at any level deeper than that.
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If we're to take her words at face value, she was simply debunking misleading photos.
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The outside groups front unpaid vendors 90 percent of the face value of their receivables.
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I'm starting to feel like you just have to take the signal at face value.
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At face value, it should be a film that you should be able to access.
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At face value, it may seem that groceries and luxury fashion have nothing in common.
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"If we take this report at face value, the details are not positive," said McGuire.
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Set your brain the task of unraveling these clues, and take nothing at face value.
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At face value, Cadillac's cars seemed almost identical to those the company produced under Ford.
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And taking the groove-led songs at face value, they sound free and invincibly happy.
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These hacks have undermined confidence in SWIFT messages, which were previously accepted at face value.
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Dr. Ann McKee, the study's senior author, warns against accepting the results at face value.
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For starters, we must aim to reduce the face value of the public debt owed.
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Like modern voting restrictions, the old laws didn't appear to racially discriminate at face value.
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Mr. van Zweden seemed to take the piece at face value — in the best sense.
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"We are not asking you to take Rick Gates's testimony at face value," he said.
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"I wouldn't take most of the claims of 'Unhinged' at face value," Michelle Goldberg wrote.
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That's the real factor determining whether you can take productivity advice at face value: privilege.
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Thus nothing that Parnas said in the Maddow interview should be taken at face value.
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Instead, she took his threats to sue the Daily Beast and CNN at face value.
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There is a buy it now price of 88% of face value, the sources said.
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Unfortunately, Gross found that the mass-produced stamps were worth less than their face value.
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And taking those words at face value, somebody might accuse you of not being honest.
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That is why it is so important to research the listing beyond its face value.
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Perpetual bondholders would be offered $15 million, or less than 20153 percent of face value.
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Critics, taking news media reports of the nomination at face value, pounced on Mr. Abe.
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But let's assume Tomic doesn't need professional help and take his words at face value.
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Metals miner Polymetal's US$350m four year pre-export finance facility maturing in September 2019 has fallen 0.7% to 99% of face value and a US$125m loan due in August 2023 for shipping company Sovcomflot has fallen 1% to 96% of face value.
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Taken at face value, the term is actually a decent description for the whole electronic genre.
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That being said, I'm not keen to start taking everything these two say at face value.
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But with $210 billion in mystery cuts, it's hard to take the budget at face value.
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In return, the sovereign is offering holders a consent fee of 0.25% of the face value.
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What all this means is that ceasefires in Syria must not be taken at face value.
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Raw takes cannibalism at face value, as another adolescent urge stubbornly refusing to adhere to reason.
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The trouble with siblings is that you're meant to accept what they say at face value.
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Which is why it was impossible to take the president's words on Monday at face value.
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The staff's portion of the equity would be less than the face value of their loan.
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"I would say on face value it's saying prepare to be surprised on Tuesday," said Stovall.
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A Ghost Story cannot be easily explained, and it certainly cannot be taken at face value.
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What makes historical sites and areas significant isn't generally just what you see at face value.
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The loans were trading at 65 per cent of face value on January 2 this year.
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Put all of that out of your mind, and let's take the fight at face value.
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Should we take all of our activist leaders at face value and not question their methods?
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At face value Mr Trump has turned his name into a global brand that prints cash.
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His organisation's methodology, based on domestic dollars taken at face value, was sound, he told Reuters.
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Jenner takes his trophy husband/dreamboat part at face value, not even beginning to overthink it.
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Right now you can snag one for $14,300 on SeatGeek, down from the $20163,000 face value.
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Students and parents have received their financial aid offers, but don't take them at face value.
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Moreover, no one who self-styles as an 'Internet supervillain' should be taken at face value.
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Creditors rejected Carinthia's offer to buy back bonds for less than their face value in March.
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That track record makes it impossible to take the latest round of allegations at face value.
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At face value it makes economic sense, it lowers the cost of capital for the economy.
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"Face Value" is particularly apt for a generation of women who came of age with glossies.
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The survey also found that employees don't always take customers with service dogs at face value.
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All had the same reaction: The information, on face value, has the lowest level of credibility.
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However, the Russians did, and this at face value reveals either apparent American complicity or naivete.
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He secured them at face value when the going rate was as much as 7x higher.
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I was able to scoop up great tickets at face value thanks to an Amex presale.
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But my every reflex argues against too quickly taking this home run explosion at face value.
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We just shouldn't take Iranian spin at face value — especially when it's contradicted by independent evidence.
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Still, national media from the onset, abstracted Bland, readily consuming Texas official accounts at face value.
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I analyzed online comments to deduce trends, and I certainly didn't take stars at face value.
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Its foreign-currency sovereign bonds now trade at only about a third of their face value.
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In the theatre, we tend to take words at face value, since they tell the story.
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These costs frequently total less than 21625 percent of the face value of the federal loan.
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For others, Haspel's role in the program is less worrisome than it appears at face value.
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The recovery came to $65.94 per $1,000 of the bonds' face value, according to the lawyers.
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Taken at face value, this sounds like a peculiar installment in the annals of drone sightings.
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A ticket to "The Lion King" on Broadway was available for $3753, well under face value.
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What would I think of myself if I had just taken this test at face value?
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Lloyds withdrew the auction of a £100m term loan and a US$120m revolving credit on Monday after the term loan received no bids, and bids of around 40% of face value on the revolving credit failed to meet the reserve price of 50% of face value.
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If someone viewed Climax at face value, they might think it had a negative view on narcotics.
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Krugman: There should have been a large reduction in the face value of the debt early on.
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"While confidence, at least at face value was a positive outcome, business conditions deteriorated further," cautioned Oster.
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This isn't the case with Trump, whose words foreign leaders can no longer take at face value.
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Melissa, this just seems weird at face value, that the markets would climb with all these worries.
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Neiman Marcus is trading below 80% of face value and investors are evaluating positions and sector exposure.
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But with Maya, I'm quickly learning, her statements have to be taken at more than face value.
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Taken at face value, slightly deflated footballs hardly merit the kind of harsh punishment Goodell meted out.
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Sleight is bringing some of these superhero pieces down to the most elemental, face-value, practical level.
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It stirred up rage in the replies as users took the claims of fraud at face value.
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I think at face value that ignores the basic fundamental strength that Apple has as a company.
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Since 2011 its notional size—the face value of its contracts—has risen by 425%, to $124bn.
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The penalty for early repayment will be to pay out the loan at 102% of face value.
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It's worth about half face value, with a good condition iPhone 6 getting you $300 of credit.
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But just taking President Trump's promises at face value would imply a boost to the bottom line.
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Trump's everyman-billionaire political identity, taken at face value, is much harder to weaponize than Romney's was.
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But all of those findings are fairly weak and provisional—not to be trusted at face value.
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But we have to take the report at face value -- it's all we have on the record.
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The modification brings the total cumulative face value of the contract to $5.84 billion, the statement said.
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At face value, it seems the pair are dismissing chatter they have swung into a new romance.
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At face value, understanding memes might not seem like the most important problem for AI to solve.
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Last year 21,745 reimbursement claims were made for damaged banknotes, with a face value of £363m ($15m).
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Ambac insures a face value of more than $500 million of PRIFA debt, according to public filings.
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To this day, no one takes a word that comes out of Lacey's mouth at face value.
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Still, Staples' bonds maturing in 2018 are trading at face value, indicating investor confidence in the company.
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But Rwanda's literacy rates, life expectancy, and economic growth numbers continue to be taken at face value.
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"That's the real factor determining whether you can take productivity advice at face value: privilege," Henry wrote.
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Yet as the police raise doubts about the swimmers, many are taking their word at face value.
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Tickets are taken out of circulation, punishing people who can't afford to pay more than face value.
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Screenshot: GizmodoAt face value, voice assistants picking up stray audio is an inevitable defect in the technology.
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Like most hacks, of course, not everything in this version is to be taken at face value.
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For now at least, it seems we're going to have to take Jonas' word at face value.
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Instead, China experts and academics are pointing out that the video can't be taken at face value.
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It's hard to accept at face value this vague explanation for such a costly, high-profile retreat.
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It reflects a fundamental ignorance of geography and a tendency to uncritically accept numbers at face value.
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That nugget, at face value, may not be surprising to you and it wasn't to me either.
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It is all too clear that none of the published numbers can be taken at face value.
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So somebody might end up spending $110 to buy a bond with a face value of $100.
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A "?" at the end of a clue typically means the clue cannot be taken at face value.
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The answer, if one takes the Internal Revenue Service definitions at face value, seemed to be yes.
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So how does that fit with what you said earlier, about taking the show at face value?
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Again, there aren't many of these polls, but taken at face value there's a case that Mrs.
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At face value, a film adaptation of one of Broadway's longest running musicals seems like guaranteed success.
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When Sarah believes she's being abducted by aliens, the movie unsettlingly takes her delusion at face value.
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Your love can be taken at face value, though you can sometimes be impulsive in your relationships.
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The coin is a sovereign: a type of gold coin with a face value of one pound.
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Instead, we must stay alert, watch and listen very carefully, and not accept anything at face value.
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If the face value goes up, "the brokers will just raise their prices even higher," Weiss said.
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But it's been so pervasive for so many years that consumers now take it at face value.
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I'm too old to take threats at face value, but there's no reason to doubt the spirit.
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At face value, it appears that there is not much Trump can do about high oil prices.
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Yael: Did anybody else think it was weird that Dom took what he said at face value?
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Why isn't the best political response to take the choice they are being offered at face value?
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Wall Street firms saw opportunity, with loans selling at up to 70 percent off their face value.
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At times, influencers collaborate to the point that ideological differences become impossible to take at face value.
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Ali Khan says it's important that readers don't take every academic article they read at face value.
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Don't take every control at face value: You can do more with some than their little icons imply.
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Bondholders with 75% of the face value of the bonds must agree if the deal is to succeed.
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We've been trained over quite some time not to take him or his Twitter account at face value.
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The face value of the 310 tickets, purchased from 12 different locations, came out to a whopping $52,000.
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Previn (and, by inference, Allen) seems to take at face value that Dylan's story should not be heard.
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After last week's episode, it's difficult to take anything in Westworld at face value, and that includes William.
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"It seems a little crazy to take those numbers at face value," Rogowski says of the Quinnipiac polls.
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Bondholders would usually receive both the face value back as well as interest payments over the assets lifetime.
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Italy's treasury would buy the bonds held by around 40,000 retail investors at face value, the sources said.
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They say they significantly increase your odds of getting a match, let's just take that at face value.
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People were trying to judge it at face value as somebody who was just trying to get attention.
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This group, which includes Elliott Management and King Street, holds LBIE's US$2.225bn (face value) of subordinated notes.
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Taken at face value, this is an opportunity for Peña Nieto to turn the page on his troubles.
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The new RBI governor will also have to decide whether to take the GDP figure at face value.
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If you went to sell your $100 face-value bond, someone would happily buy it for, say, $102.
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Trading at less than half face value, it is the reference against which Blackstone's CDS will be valued.
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So somebody might end up spending a $110 to buy a bond with a face value of $100.
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You can accept the story at face value or not; Sacca told the story to make a point.
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But an economy growing at such a healthy clip seems, at face value, unlikely to need such support.
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The Paul Feig-directed thriller appeared too absurdly stylized, too sinfully delicious, to be taken at face value.
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An acquisition of Neiman Marcus would normally require its acquirer to assume its debt at its face value.
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On your resume, information is more or less taken at face value until it's time for your interview.
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Even years into the Trump era, there's still a reluctance to take the president's word at face value.
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Nevertheless, on average, distressed loans have been sold at around three to four percent of their face value.
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Katchadourian takes the advertising emblems at face value and a fantasy of lineage to an oddly logical conclusion.
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If we were to take this report at face value, half the people cited should be in prison.
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Japonica made a tender offer to buy up to 2.9 billion euros in face value of Greek bonds.
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At face value, the law is rather impressive, borrowing from and adopting best practices from around the world.
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Not on face value, especially when she explains on the runway that her original name was Brianna Cracker.
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If you take DHS's response at face value, it appears NPPD does not have its own technical capability.
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Venezuela's dollar-denominated 2038 bond issue prices near 43 percent of face value, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Mueller may well have said these things, but Giuliani's recounting of them shouldn't be accepted at face value.
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Take this at face value: Detroit has 50% more venture-backed startups than it did three years ago.
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Undoing that process means reading past the face value of our monuments and seeking meaning in the mundane.
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On face value, the amendment simply asserts the equal right to life of the mother and the unborn.
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"Anyone who took [Machado's] story at face value should probably give it a listen," said one representative response.
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In the last hour before a Friday evening performance, we bought two seats for just above face value.
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Democrats are unlikely to accept at face value the notion of a carve-out in the nepotism laws.
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I never allowed myself to just take at face value who they are or how they presented themselves.
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The company indicated its buybuy Baby and Harmon Face Value stores are not included in the updated closure.
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"At face value, the stories are fun and funny to read, but weightier questions lurk below the surface."
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Anyone can call themselves a financial adviser, at least for now, so don't accept titles at face value.
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This has made American policymakers more likely to heed allies' demands and take their claims at face value.
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At face value, the stories are fun and funny to read, but weightier questions lurk below the surface.
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Actual politicians who came courting at CPAC over the years normally took the institution's mission at face value.
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The carbon neutrality of biomass is a science that is far more nuanced than its face value suggests.
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Ticket prices for the final, which ranged from about $215 to $2000 at face value, quickly spiraled upward.
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That enthusiasm needs to be mandated to extend toward Medicaid patients and the face value of their insurance.
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Here in the narcissism capital, Mr. Lin's sweetness and sunshine can be hard to take at face value.
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The legislation stipulates a minimum 3% of the face value of outstanding covered bonds under a given programme.
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Employers accepted them at face value, which is as much as they're required to do under the law.
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I'd bought my ticket weeks in advance for $29, face value, after a housemate agreed to join me.
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The university provided documentation showing that Mr. Pruitt paid face value for two tickets for three home games.
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That's not a high bar, and I wouldn't take most of the claims of "Unhinged" at face value.
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A driver of another car told cops Desiigner had a gun, and they took it at face value.
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When I've been presented with stuff that people say is conspiracy, I don't take it at face value.
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The euro tranche of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan-backed OGF hit as low as 903% of face value in mid-November, while another funeral operator Memora — which is also owned by the Canadian pension fund — dropped to 84.5% of face value as of January 6, 2020, LPC data showed.
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Privacy valued In Germany, which has strict privacy laws, many are willing to take Merkel's explanations at face value.
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KERNEN: But is it possible that all those things are actually, just take them at face value as positive?
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The benchmark Global 2027 bond sells for a mere 38 percent of its face value, reflecting investors' default concerns.
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And in medicine, there's a different guiding principle that places a premium on sharing significant results at face value.
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"Being inclusive and accepting diversity goes far deeper than accepting differences at face value and being tolerant," she said.
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Meanwhile, a Chinese gold bond of 1913 with a face value of £100 sells for around $250 on eBay.
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He "spent" them at "face value" in exchange for goods and services, cheekily challenging the value ascribed to money.
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The series protagonist — at face value — is Nolan Gallard (RJ Fetherstonhaugh), an adrift player whose father is in prison.
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The local newspaper, the Missoulian, noticed, and published a story taking Anglin's threats at face value, which went viral.
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The singer will start by reissuing his 1982 solo debut, Face Value, and 1992's Both Sides, out Friday.
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I don't think anyone should take anything Big Tech says at face value, but Apple's actions spoke loudly, too.
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Unprompted, Ms Li relates how her daughter, a banker, warned her against taking private firms' promises at face value.
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A similar face value platform exists called Cash or Trade, but it allows for both trading and selling tickets.
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Ask the deeper questions, stop accepting everything at face value — especially when it looks to pathologize a particular community.
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Ticket sellers on the marketplace set their own prices, which may be above or below the original face value.
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Bonds are usually issued "at par", meaning investors get back the face value at the end of the term.
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It's not breaking news, but the cost of producing pennies and nickels is still higher than their face value.
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Taking either side at face value, it seems like one of the most important conversations we can be having.
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Have you ever noticed how no one takes sentences that start "I'm not a racist, but…" at face value?
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Jo Rosenthal, an artist, activist, and curator, thinks that at face value the letter seems like a good idea.
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In the meantime, consumers are left to take Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and AT&T's promises at face value.
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"I don't think you should take this 235,000 at face value," Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs, told CNBC.
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Susan Collins, Lindsey Graham and Marco Rubio, did initially take the administration's rationale for dismissing Comey at face value.
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Obviously, we shouldn't take Corsi's book — and particularly his repeated claims of innocence and memory failure — at face value.
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However, that's difficult for Kramer — who's still dealing with the aftermath of his cheating — to accept at face value.
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He has to go through so many people before anything can change — that really it's a face value guy.
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Overall, the average event ticket fee on a primary sale is 413 percent of face value, according to GAO.
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Good journalists should not be willing accept such distorted pretenses at face value, nor assume good faith without evidence.
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But Trump's sole justification for deploying US troops to Syria, taken at face-value, have conflicted with the Pentagon's.
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That subscriber used the last look feature to reject 57 matches that each had a $1 million face value.
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However, this does not mean that Trump should simply embrace the Democratic Party's platform on immigration at face value.
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Taken at face value, that means Trump would allocate more than half a trillion dollars to reviving America's infrastructure.
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By comparison, Popolare di Bari held defaulted loans on its books last year at 38 percent of face value.
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To combat that competition, some teams have prevented season-ticket holders from selling tickets at prices below face value.
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In the meantime, even people who should have known better took the CDC's low case numbers at face value.
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" Hence Western State's guidelines state that "a runner's self-declared gender at registration will be accepted at face value.
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Those loans were trading at 38.75% of face value on March 25, from 61% at the start of 2020.
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Taken at face value, those numbers suggest she's primed to benefit the most from the format of the caucuses.
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As former law enforcement, I was well aware of the pitfalls of taking every related accounting at face value.
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Investors paid approximately 4.5 billion pounds for the inflation-linked gilts with a face value of 2.5 billion pounds.
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Taken at face value, Trump did not sound much like a man hellbent on tilting health care policy rightward.
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A coin that's out of the ordinary in any way is likely to be worth more than face value.
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Whatever you do, don't cash these in for face value until you've checked for any special items, Weaver said.
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On face value, that might seem bullish, but some of that was actually profit-taking on the 72.5 calls.
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Most policies list out specific conditions and a percent of the policy&aposs face value to be paid out.
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Infidelity, as a literary theme, interests me less at face value than just about anything I can think of.
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After all, Fox & Friends misread the Hill report, and Trump took what he saw on TV at face value.
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There's no nuance or subtlety—you're just a happy little idiot bumbling along, taking the world at face value.
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There, Putin also denied Russia's efforts to interfere in the election, and Trump reportedly took it at face value.
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Pluto is the planet of secrets, and it doesn't accept anything at face value, making you a little paranoid.
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When you're shopping for a home and looking at listings online, remember not to take what's there at face value.
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The FMA on Sunday imposed a nominal loss on Heta's creditors of more than half their senior bonds' face value.
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Some conservatives are already taking Nunes's memo at face value and lambasting the FBI as a partisan, anti-Trump agency.
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In his telling, Barr appeared to accept at face value the idea that Trump was really alarmed by actual conflicts.
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While a standalone messaging app may not sound like a Snapchat rival at face value, it sure as hell is.
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It's a clever enough cyberpunk idea, but it takes Reeves' essential blankness at face value, and minimizes his formidable physicality.
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What does you think someone who takes Trump's comments at face value understands when they hear his references to Chicago?
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I'm not suggesting we should naively take what's said on stage at face value, but paying attention can be instructive.
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She survives such a challenging childhood (which she accepted at face value), only to be reborn as a young adult.
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As much as we wish we could take what we find on the internet at face value, we just can't.
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When "Flashman" was first published in America, about a third of the 40-odd reviewers took it at face value.
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So, even as their value plummets, traders sell bundles of assorted banknotes for up to three times their face value.
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As a journalist, I've been trained to look for truth, to not accept pat answers or anything at face value.
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The futures will have face value of 2 million yuan ($297,740) each, with a nominal interest rate of 3 percent.
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Apart from money, Latin American governments like—and take at face value—China's stance on global governance and climate change.
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It's our good pal Donald Osborne, back with three cars that you definitely should not judge at face value. Here.
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At face value, the idea seems antithetical to the Google mission because the company is so dependent ads for revenue.
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The face value of their claims on the state exceeded $135bn last year, according to Torino Capital, an investment bank.
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At the time, notes with a face value of 100trn Zimbabwe dollars could barely pay for a loaf of bread.
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" Kim recognizes that their project needs to go further, and that "explaining things at face value doesn't cut it anymore.
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Taken at face value, these sound like the types of blustery promises that are all the rage with EV startups.
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Taken at face value, this suggests a role for social media in the transmission of Germany-wide anti-refugee sentiment.
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And so, nudging various artists into a single 'political' and 'potent' definition isn't useful if just taken at face value.
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"The EU ... have overlooked the childish tricks and are taking the extension at face value, taking it seriously," Cherry said.
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"The EU ... have overlooked the childish tricks and are taking the extension at face value, taking it seriously," Cherry said.
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But no one really takes this pretext at face value, given that Trump faces no serious opposition in those contests.
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Public colleges tend to be more affordable at face value, and also come with larger class sizes and larger campuses.
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Incidentally, that pageant includes an octopus (as well as two lobsters.) At face value, the octopus serves as comic relief.
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During repeated instances in the past, Trump has also emphasized that he takes Putin's denials about interference at face value.
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One of the challenges of following AI research is that it's really hard to read papers at their face value.
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Another 44 million petros with a face value of $2.7 billion should be offered to the public a month later.
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So while it whiffed on that earnings number, things may not seem as grave as they look at face value.
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At face value and for newcomers to the sport, it is difficult to understand the hype surrounding Diaz and Masvidal.
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In "Bajrangi Bhaijaan", the chicken song is a song that people can easily enjoy at face value, and people do.
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Quillette, founded by Australian writer Claire Lehmann, had a field day with Lenihan's "study," which it took at face value.
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Even if we take that claim at face value, it's worth examining whether the trade-offs would be worth it.
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The "cheap" seats in the mezzanine and orchestra sides sell for more than 10 times their face value on average.
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Costco sells gift cards for popular restaurants, theme parks, and fitness centers for $25 less than their $100 face value.
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For "Face Value," she interviewed dozens of women who weigh in on the anxiety of being observed and observing others.
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CNBC reported earlier Wednesday that the privacy concerns may not be as straightforward as they could appear on face value.
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Carinthia guaranteed that face value when the bonds were issued by local lender Hypo Alpe Adria, which has since collapsed.
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Yet taken at face value, Tuesday's speech may be seen by history as a signature moment in the Trump presidency.
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I learned to riddle out problems, to dig through old books for good answers, to accept nothing at face value.
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Charming Charlie's $150 million term loan was trading below face value this week, indicating investor doubts about receiving full repayment.
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In other words, even taking the Stop and Frisk data at face value, we should all care about these differences.
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Most people took public health experts' reassurances at face value and assumed the low numbers of reported cases reflected reality.
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In "The Great Gatsby," Fitzgerald warns readers against accepting society at face value, a lesson that Yancy emphasizes as well.
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But let's just take her story at face value and assume it happened exactly the way she said it did.
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If you're looking to save money, don't take things at face value; results can vary greatly from site to site.
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So eager is Lind to be sympathetic to populists that he begins to take their talking points at face value.
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But even taken at face value, a 6.4 percent noncitizen voting rate would account for only one-fourth of Mrs.
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The New Me By Halle Butler At face-value, The New Me does not sound like a light-hearted read.
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Bond prices suggest the markets are expecting an implicit haircut—a discount on the bonds' face value—of nearly 50%.
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The moves were relatively modest, with one analyst pointing toward some market hesitancy to accept Trump's statements at face value.
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"If you buy a ticket on the primary market, you're buying it at face value plus booking fees," said Monari.
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But at least according to vocalist-guitarist Carl Shane, you'd be advised not to take such sentiments at face value.
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But the resale market also shows fans who bought tickets are looking to dump them for less than face value.
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Tons of my friends at school were from London, and I just took all their poverty stories at face value.
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CVC-backed TMF's €200m second-lien loan fell significantly in just a few days to 60% of face value on December 10 from 83% on December 5, while its €950m term loan B was trading at 83% of face value on December 10, having fallen gradually from 90% on November 1, according to LPC.
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Sanders' communications director says that the tickets were purchased "privately at face value," but declined to say how much they cost.
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"The Fed has gone into damage limitation mode and the market is taking it at face value," a metals trader said.
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That said, it's not necessarily a huge stretch for people to have taken the Harahan Police Department's "warning" at face value.
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Everything is taken at face value in the doc, painting an image of Iran that's far more dystopian than the reality.
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At face value, beauty competitions represent an idealization of women as beautiful objects, valuable so far as they are physically appealing.
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So, when Musk said he could sell all 500,000 cars he can make next year, Cramer takes it at face value.
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You are now going to the game at face value or a fraction of what tickets are on the secondary market.
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But without detailed methodology describing how the researchers found this phenomenon getting stronger, the results can't be taken at face value.
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These remarks are phrased like there's no argument to be had, so we are inclined to accept them at face value.
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At face value, Audrey's antics seem crazy — we have no context for her blathering, so we assume she's cuckoo banana pants.
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Puerto Rico's total debt, most of it in the form of municipal bonds, has a face value of about $72 billion.
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Taken at face value, the hashtag suggests that the idea of repealing of women's right to vote is a popular one.
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We are now living in the age of fake news; where mistruths are presented as truths, and believed at face value.
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While Notch's tweet has since been deleted, Shkreli's offer to buy out the floundering imageboard is being taken at face value.
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It hopes this will set a precedent for negotiations with holdout investors in bonds with a face value of $6 billion.
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Even so, it is a big pay-off for investors who bought the debt at a fraction of its face value.
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The stress facing the shoe eller is reflected in the trading price of its debt, which is far below face value.
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The coin is made out of pure gold, weighs about 100 kilos and has a face value of around $1 million.
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The province added a sweetener that could allow creditors to recover about 90 percent of the face value of the bonds.
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The answer to the second question would be "absolutely not," if I took the Southern Poverty Law Center at face value.
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The acquisition of the mortgages, being bought at a discount to face value, will be financed using cash from existing resources.
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VIBE recommended Venezuela sell 38.4 million petros with a face value of around $2.3 billion in private placements starting on Feb.
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If it is due to be repaid next year, it is not going to drop very far below face value (100).
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The offer, including the sweetener, amounted to roughly 82 percent of face value for senior bonds, the bulk of the paper.
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"I am surprised that he accepted at face value apparently what happened to the American who was held there," she said.
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Ticketmaster has settled cases with the Federal Trade Commission over steering customers to tickets above face value on TicketsNow without disclosure.
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"I will take people at face value and where they are today and what they're doing for the bureau," Kraninger said.
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In 2012 Electra invested £70m in the then struggling Park Resorts by buying senior debt with a face value of £130m.
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The President stressed he was not accepting Putin's denials at face value, instead saying he merely believed Putin was being genuine.
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Europe's top 22017 leverage loans were quoted at 299.65% of face value on February 229, down from 100.03 on February 2.
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You might think reporters would have learned by now not to take what people like Mr. Chaffetz say at face value.
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He doesn't need to lie, but he does need you to suspend disbelief, to not take every metaphor at face value.
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When face value ticket prices increase, scalpers generally respond by sitting sales out, meaning less competition for fans during public onsales.
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At face value, a woman in rope bondage within a patriarchal culture can seem like a vexing exacerbation of male dominance.
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Look, on face value there's no problem with satellite camps, and nothing wrong with athletic departments spending the money they make.
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What's next: Trump should take Putin's high talk of sovereignty and borders at face value and use it to his advantage.
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Many of those tickets quickly show up on resale websites with significant markup, up to 10 times their original face value.
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In this environment, it would have been absurd to take accusations of assault and harassment made against Clinton at face value.
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It will serve as a test of whether negative ads, which are generally disliked at face value by voters, are effective.
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Europe's top 40 leveraged loan composite was quoted at 78.76% of face value on March 19, from 94 on March 103.
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There are plenty of reasons not to take the overall stability in economic growth, or even slight acceleration, at face value.
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But some advocates on K Street say they are taking Trump at face value when he boasts about being a dealmaker.
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There's another reason why Trump's backing for a public release of a Mueller report should not be taken at face value.
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But to Gabbard's defenders, the refusal to take Gabbard at face value is tantamount to targeting her for her unorthodox views.
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Although many loans trade over par after allocating as demand for deals continues to outstrip supply, few allocate over face value.
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For example, losing your hearing might give you 50% of the face value and losing a toe could give you 5%.
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Glenn Lehrman, head of communications for StubHub, said that half the tickets on their platform are sold for under face value.
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This is encouraging investors to buy discounted loans in the secondary market rather than buying new primary loans at face value.
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They will sell for far more than face value, depending on the value of gold, currently more than $103,210 an ounce.
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There was the gruesome possibility that Fiachra simply expected Bobby to take developments at face value, and be happy for Tombes.
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The question mark in the clue should alert solvers that the clue itself is not to be taken at face value.
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If not for the video recording that later surfaced, the report would have likely been taken by many at face value.
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North Korea has syndicated loans with a face value of around $22007 billion, tied to loans in default since the 22011s.
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But it's also somewhat difficult to take his statements at face value given recent comments he's made about Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman.
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Mundane dream, taken at face value — but the story it tells is that you are, or should be, prioritizing your morning routine.
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Behind drug use are issues that, at face value, may not seem related — what some experts call the root causes of addiction.
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While the sample size was a healthy n=19,957, the scientists had to take the words of the parents at face value.
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Some older history might serve to prove that U.S. intelligence findings are not always accurate, or worth taking at immediate face value.
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Hulu paid the creator $250,000 to be interviewed, according to The Ringer, but the doc doesn't take his words at face value.
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Odebrecht has hired Moelis & Co to restructure the bonds and had proposed a 70% discount on their face value, which was rejected.
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Photo: Dima YarovinskyMade up of colorful scrolls cascading down a wall, artist Dima Yarovinsky's installation "I Agree" is beautiful—at face value.
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" To take the typo-filled, rambling manifesto at face value, Friday's attack was inspired by the white nationalist concept of "white genocide.
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Many have them in their books at around 20153% of their face value, whereas investors are prepared to pay around half that.
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We should take her art at face value, her frustration implies, and question why we're so shocked by her mere continued existence.
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At the time, only the most basic, face-value evidence was required to register, because potential refugees needed immediate food and medicine.
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The fesso might cheer a new clean-air law in his city, naively taking an announcement by the elites at face value.
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Grant's 18-year-old daughter, Noel Rasmussen, told the Daily Mail not to take her mother's comments about Markle at face value.
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Another 44 million petros with a face value of $2.7 billion should be offered to the public a month later, it read.
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Taking the state's official statements at face value, friends and colleagues recoiled in shock, and news of his death filled the airwaves.
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The normal cards are worth their face value, Wild DOS cards are worth 20 points, and Wild # cards are worth 40 points.
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The percentage of loans trading above face value or par dropped to 25.9% on June 28 from nearly 1.825% on May 1.
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Given Netflix's reluctance to come forward with viewer information, though, it's hard to take its figures at face value, without independent verification.
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Luckily for everyone, Venus is going to reenter Libra on Wednesday, where it has an easier time appreciating beauty at face value.
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For example, the many-worlds interpretation takes the evolution of the wave function at face value and denies that it ever collapses.
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But if the last 15 years of Facebook have taught us anything, it's that we shouldn't take Zuckerberg's words at face value.
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Five months later, the bond has fallen to around 50 percent of face value after Steinhoff appointed auditors to investigate accounting irregularities.
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If Congress approves the deal, the government will pay $21974 billion, 28% of the face value of the bonds, to 50,000 investors.
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"At face value, one could suspect that a lot of the pain in China was sort of lessening," said Action Economics' Rupert.
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At face value, it seems the category is restricted to Orange Is the New Black, House of Cards, Narcos, and Stranger Things.
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That low coupon means the bonds were probably worth less than three-quarters of their face value, according to consultancy firm AFI.
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Most of the money has gone into bitcoin, the most popular crypto-currency, whose face value has surged by 15X this year.
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As for how he was mislabeled ... some reporter said he was an international artist and everyone just took it at face value.
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In the meantime, I'll take their story at face value and await the arrival of Liler Xan approximately 31 weeks from now.
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It hopes to buy back the bonds at a 25 percent discount to their face value of 10.8 billion euros ($11.7 billion).
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It's beyond unwise to take at face value statements coming from the White House on such sensitive topics, or just about anything.
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Although bond notes have a 1:1 face value with the U.S. dollar, one needs $1.20 in bond notes to buy $1.
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So if you take that at face value, ad-supported hardware seems to be a fine trade-off for plenty of customers.
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I'm drawn to these type of foods because I am a naturally curious person and I hate accepting things at face value.
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"We had no reason not to believe the information he was giving us, so we took it at face value," Yates said.
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Rather than vet purchasers' claims, the DOD takes other countries' assertions that they would walk away from a purchase at face value.
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On TicketCity, 68 percent of the tickets sold for the game, including 11,500 in the past week, were sold above face value.
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At face value, you may be thinking these are the familiar stories of survival for lives spent on the fringes of society.
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For a while at least, until authorities pushed back, most everyone back home in the States took Lochte's story at face value.
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According to the GAO study, while sporting event ticket fees average 20 percent of face value, concerts are even worse, averaging 30.
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"At face value, I think mostly due to Homer's ever-present antics, that their relationship would not be healthy," says Grinonneau-Denton.
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The face value of the stamp was ridiculous, negligible, in comparison with its real worth; that's what time can do to things.
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The bonds can also be used as loan guarantees at face value, it added, without saying when the securities will be issued.
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Many NPLs are routinely carried at 30 percent or so of face value, however investors are willing to pay perhaps 10 percent.
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Carinthia guaranteed the face value of bonds issued by Hypo Alpe Adria before its collapse, with Heta formed to wind it down.
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"It can't be taken at face value," Mr. Giuliani said of Mr. McGahn's account one day after the Mueller report was released.
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No other details were provided, but at face value, such a blast would be 1,000 times as powerful as the Hiroshima bombing.
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The Democratic congresswoman from Michigan wants the American government to mint two platinum coins, each with a face value of $1 trillion.
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The "centenario" coins trade for 31,500 pesos ($1,610) each although their face value is just 50 pesos, according to Mexican bank Banorte.
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Taken together at face value, these supply-side considerations can seem overwhelming for startups already facing innumerable daily "fires" that need extinguishing.
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The income China derives from exports to the US is probably not much more than half the face value of those exports.
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John Garamendi of California took Barr's remarks at face value, though he bemoaned that the attorney general had not spoke out before.
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Another oddity about assurances we shouldn't panic is that they often rest on taking the disease numbers from China at face value.
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Encinia was trained to be overly suspicious and was "terrified" of Bland, Gladwell says — apparently taking the officer's statements at face value.
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If you take the administration at face value, the soon-to-be-banned countries are being targeted over their poor surveillance record.
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According to the S.E.C., about 200 people ended up with roughly 200 variable annuities with a face value of over $40 million.
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A Government Accountability Office study found in 2018 that fees can equal as much as 37 percent of a ticket's face value.
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"We don't want to take [the tests done in Japan] at face value," CDC spokesperson Scott Pauley told The San Francisco Chronicle.
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In their haste to post articles about the release, almost all the leading news organizations took the WikiLeaks tweets at face value.
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Taken at face value, the currently available data shows both GDP growth and payroll jobs growth to be in decisive cyclical downturns.
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The percentage of loans trading above face value or par dropped to 25% on July 5 from nearly 60% on May 1.
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You can on one hand take it at face value and say that Facebook is taking a step back to their roots.
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Uber cards are valid in the U.S. only, and cost exactly the face value of the gift card itself, with no additional fees.
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At face value, some of the Hard Questions posed by Facebook over the last several months do appear to tackle some contentious subjects.
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The acquisition of the mortgages, being bought at a discount to face value, will be financed using cash from existing resources, Metro said.
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Of course, just because Google is changing some of its products doesn't mean we need to take all its claims at face value.
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Andres told jurors that he wasn't asking them to take Gates's testimony at face value, to trust Gates, or even to like him.
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If we are to take online customer reviews at face value, it seems Umpqua is only good if not average in customer service.
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In my job as a technology reviewer, I evaluate a lot of products that are easy to sum up on their face value.
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Guozhen International Trade Consulting, a unit of QPID, offered to buy $300 million of QPIG bonds due 2020 at 41.19% of face value.
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Numismatists, who study the history and art of old money, see well-preserved coins as aesthetic masterpieces worth many times their face value.
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Seadrill's $1bn 5.625 percent September 2017 note was unchanged on Tuesday, bid at 40.5 percent of face value according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Meanwhile, competitors like Google aren't taking the challenge of new functionality from a band fo startups at face value (or their last valuations).
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Guozhen International Trade Consulting, a unit of QPID, offered to buy $300 million of QPIG bonds due 2020 at 41.19% of face value.
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At face value, literally, Paul is a handsome, clean-cut white man at the heights of one of the most altruistic of professions.
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If Fisher loves this game so much he's willing to put himself out there, we're going to take his attempt at face value.
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Tickets are sold out, but you can still buy one at ticket resale websites, such as StubHub, for more than double face value.
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In aggregate and at face-value, it all looks like typical product iteration from an enormously popular social app looking to to grow.
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The best way to absorb it is to take it as face value, then follow the breadcrumbs into the next episode and beyond.
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Based on the face value of each card you see in play, you simply keep a +1 or -1 tally in your head.
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But it revels in the uncomplicated hilarity of taking animal logic at face value, then it blows that joy up to absurd proportions.
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If EPSA's arguments are taken at face value, then neither states nor the feds have jurisdiction over demand response participation in wholesale markets.
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The term loan allocated in Europe's secondary loan market on Wednesday, with a discount at 99.75 percent of face value, the sources said.
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Athens sold three- and five-year bonds in 2014 but their prices quickly tumbled and both still trade at less than face value.
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Of course, initially, Oval-X wanted to put HTDW's face on the cover, "Looking into your soul," like Phil Collins, on Face Value.
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Tier 2 bonds, which are mostly in the hands of retail investors, will be converted instead at 100 percent of their face value.
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The department store operator's debt is trading well below its face value, indicating investor concerns over its ability to make a full repayment.
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Other holdout investors are still awaiting payment, with the total face value in 2001 of bonds held by holdouts worth more than $6bn.
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You could take it at face value: a big Hollywood action movie, but there was a lot in there that piqued our curiosity.
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At face value, this video from The KlingDing is just another charming chip-tune remix made slightly more impressive by its live performance.
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At face value, these estimates imply that China is suffering from a budget gap—not to mention a credibility gap—of Greek proportions.
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But why would her opponents accept that at face value if she is not also to be held responsible for past electoral losses?
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It's only natural: their constituencies will hear that Russians are using bitcoin to hack the election systems and take it at face value.
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The magazine strikes a delicate balance between belief and disbelief: Rarely is any subject dismissed outright; rarely is anything accepted at face value.
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And it's hard to take her call for women to stop judging each other at face value when she's said things like this.
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That seemed like the best way for a television critic to approach a television production, anyway—to take the work at face value.
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"The conduct we observed on the video at face value is shocking, disturbing and personally saddening to watch," Napier wrote in a statement.
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" He warned against taking anything the North Koreans display at face value: "Whenever they've shown anything, in almost every case they've been lying.
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Taking them at face value, the challenge is now for a public dialogue to "break out" that begins to build consensus around responses.
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But in a possibly more consequential development, after years of accepting Musk's pronouncements at face value, the press has begun to scrutinize Tesla.
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When the artifice of sex industry branding is taken at face value, sex work advocates are broadly dismissed as vapid, frivolous rich girls.
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He's selling them for face value to friends, and these were only $49 each (for lower-level seats along the first-base line!).
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Taken at face value, these technological advances are incredibly meaningful, and they will revolutionize our commercial interactions and expand possibilities like never before.
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Vipshop may have to redeem its 1.5% convertible senior notes with USD632.5m (CNY5003bn) face value in March 2017 should noteholders exercise their options.
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Here's a quick sampling of comments we've seen in the past 24 hours: I take the Republican senators' comments here at face value.
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Though the mainstream media has mostly taken the crisis claim at face value, economists and actuaries debate its extent and even its existence.
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But perhaps Delvey is taken at face value because her crimes seem to be predicated on such feminine desires—for clothing and status.
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In its current state, you can't distinguish scenes meant to borrow comedy-hour elements from those meant to be taken at face value.
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Serves me right for taking at face value a story in The New York Post, which hyped it totally beyond its true proportions.
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To see her that way is to take at face value an archetype that she did everything in her formidable power to subvert.
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If high premiums have become problematic, your beneficiaries might want to take over the payments to receive the face value upon your death.
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An ABC News write-up stresses the risks of Iranian retaliation, but simply takes Pompeo's claim of an imminent threat at face value.
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By November 2012, our bonds – now with about five years to go before they matured – were selling for 95.7% of their face value.
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While that kind of life may sound nice at face value, just pause for a second to think about what it would mean.
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Like the statements of a candidate at a political debate, a litigant's claims at oral argument shouldn't always be taken at face value.
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His campaign serves few purposes other than to boost his face value, raise money and siphon conservative votes from Ward, GOP strategists said.
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He was also accused of obtaining tickets for the World Series and Super Bowl at face value then selling them for a profit.
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It was a philosophy that was taken at face value by investors, and adhered to for decades, more or less, for good reasons.
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Mr. Hadland, now a professor at the University of Stirling in Scotland, cautioned against taking any of Mr. Maxwell's claims at face value.
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In the court of public opinion, we can and should reach reasoned conclusions while not accepting either accusations or denials at face value.
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Now, if we take Barr's summary letter at face value, he also claims that there are challenging factual issues, and there may be.
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Still the move would infuriate bondholders, especially those who paid close to face value for their bonds when they were still rated investment grade.
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At face value, You protagonist Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley, Gossip Girl's Gossip Girl) is a dreamy bookstore manager who's always there to save her.
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In other words, we should take the 21988 polling at face value: Biden's probably in a bit of a better position than those below.
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"Everyone in the immediate aftermath of this crime focused on the statement Michelle Martens made and they took it at face value," Torrez said.
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This is the worst-case scenario — one that takes Berenson's faulty claims at face value — and it's far from the end of the world.
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We're an easy demographic to hate on face value, because the common denominator of Bright Eyes fans is having loads of feelings about everything.
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The company's 22015 percent bond due in January 22019 210.9WAP6= fell 86 basis points to 78 percent of face value to yield 12.6 percent.
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CHARLES EVANS: Well, I mean, at face value it suggests that the market sees something I have not yet seen in the national data.
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But at their face value, are you concerned when the National Association of Homebuilders says, as things stand now, we can&apost support it?
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You see, simple as they may seem at face value, there's actually a good amount of thought put into those 'lil poops and smilies.
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It is a measure of the awe Mr Bannon inspires in America's media that such fighting talk has largely been taken at face value.
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"While at face value the slowdown is mainly the result of technical factors, the underlying trend could soon give reason for concerns," he said.
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In a $420 per share deal, the 2021 convertible bond would receive an additional 11 percent above face value, or 11 percent more stock.
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The currency has weakened nearly 5 percent so far in January after losing 32 percent of its face value against the greenback over 2015.
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Trouble is, the researchers presented virtually no empirical evidence to support their extraordinary claim, and the credulous media simply took it at face-value.
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At face value, maybe, but Hanekamp says that you can still make sustainability a priority whether you choose man-made crystals or natural ones.
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Pompeo said in that hearing a few moments after that exchange that the president did take the intelligence community&aposs assessment at face value.
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If you take the polling at face value, they will get a lot fewer votes than the other party and retain their majority anyway.
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If we ignore the photo and take the words at face value, Donald Trump's entire campaign is still at odds with this entire tweet.
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A line like "Nothing costs nothing," for example, can be taken at face value, or by the opposite that it implies: everything costs something.
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The son of immigrant parents who left the Dominican Republic to flee a dictatorship, Tom does not take our country's democracy at face value.
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Comey graciously demurred, but we can take his version of events at face value and still find the whole affair a D.C. melodrama. Sen.
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A government plan to buy bad debts from the banks at close to face value would fall foul of European rules against "state aid".
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"Step 11: "I'm selling the second pair to my friend at face value, because I'm about good vibes/karma, when it comes to Yeezy.
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"A sworn statement to the court admitting that they spent money on behalf of the campaign should be taken at face value," Goldfeder said.
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The face value price is unknown, though some courtside seats cost $3,000, ESPN reported, citing a document that the Warriors sent fans last year.
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Romero responded saying they took the woman's story at face value and didn't investigate whether it was possible for an Echo to call 911.
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"For now, we have to take it at face value that he is sticking around, and I think that is positive for the company."
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This may seem like an exciting offer at face value, but let's break down why it's probably not the best use of your points.
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Bartec's 260m term loan was bid at 80% of face value in the European secondary market on Monday, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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Pretty good first-level seats — which during the regular season go for under $2119 — are selling for a face-value of $2119,000 to $2,000.
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The Australian lender said the notes would have a face value of A$100 and carry a margin between 3.70 percent and 3.90 percent.
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But $8.5bn of those bonds also contained a "make-whole call" which could allow Walmart to buy them back at the lower face value.
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Average quotes on the company's sterling term loan B were 87.5 percent of face value on October 25, down from 89.35 on October 24.
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Tunstall's loan pricing was last around 85 percent of face value in April 2014, after the company produced a weak set of business results.
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Sullivan decries what she calls "both sides" journalism in which she says statements from Trump and his "deceptive surrogates" are taken at face value.
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Don't expect to get the face value of your policy: The settlement comes in somewhere above the cash value and below the death benefit.
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They took Trump's Helsinki retraction at face value, even though Trump undermined it during the very same news conference at which he offered it.
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But even taking Mr. Morales's words at face value, these fighters have been deported and could not be traveling as part of the caravan.
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That market value was up to 260 million euros a year less than the face value of the sponsorship contract, an expert report said.
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His idea was that the U.S. would pay less than face value on the Treasury debt it issues to cover the burgeoning budget deficit.
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The peso has dropped by 30% in the past 12 months, and the country's dollar bonds trade at less than half their face value.
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Instead of the trademark "Atlanta" satire, we get a face-value portrayal of everyday racism at its most insidious, tedious, exhausting and altogether unsurprising.
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They are reluctant to accept the White House's claims at face value, and do not want to provide Washington with any pretext for war.
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The sentencing judge does not have to accept the prosecution's account at face value, and Mr. Manafort's lawyers are expected to vigorously contest it.
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Well, taking Barr's summary at face value for now, Mueller was very clear on the contrast between the collusion part and the obstruction part.
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And Mr. Trump's response has been far more categorical, if his statements can be taken at face value rather than as a bargaining position.
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"You can't really take people here at face value," he said during one "Daledoggle" — a drive around town in his well-used pickup truck.
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BEYONCÉ "Lemonade" (Parkwood/Columbia) The obvious revenge narrative coursing through this album is about marital infidelity — face value or fiction, it's bristling either way.
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The coin will have a $100 face value and goes on sale April 6 to commemorate the 225th anniversary of the mint's coin production.
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Debt limit Even though the face value of federal loans no longer shows up in the budget, the money has to come from somewhere.
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Overall, only four names in Europe's top 40 composite tumbled below 90% of face value towards the end of 2019, according to LPC data.
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When taken at face value, Miss Virginia, which is based on the real activism of Virginia Walden Ford, is a great and inspiring movie.
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Moody's predicted that a debt restructuring plan for Lebanon would likely include bond writedowns to the tune of 35% to 65% of face value.
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Further, the government said Judge Leon dismissed the concerns of rivals because they are competitors of DirecTV rather than taking them on face value.
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The President's comments were also the latest instance in which he has accepted the denial of an autocratic leader like Kim at face value.
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Its $675 million term loan that matures in 2021 is trading well below face value, an indication that investors do not expect full repayment.
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One thing I didn't understand was how my mother could've read so many novels and still take anything anyone ever said at face value.
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The coin had a face value of 1 million Canadian dollars (about $775,000), but was worth as much as 4.5 million United States dollars.
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Absolutely. He's actually showing how these tactics will get you into trouble if you read this book naively and take it at face value.
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His lawyer, Lee Wolosky, who also represents Free Joseon, accused U.S. authorities of accepting at face value a false North Korean account of events.
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And we can't always take norms at face value — sometimes they hide deeper, more serious threats to the democratic values we claim to cherish.
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A rare U.K. £5 note thought to be worth tens of thousands times more than its face value has been found in a Christmas card.
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You could take it at face value: gorgeous shots of celebrations intermingled with images of drag queens, a nostalgic piano tune tinkling over it all.
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But don't take this finding at face value yet, as some other outlets have, because history has shown that teenagers like to mess with scientists.
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The director of the park, Mike Villas warns people shouldn't take the first visuals at "face value" as all is not what it seems. Yikes!
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Still, if you take the numbers at face value, it should provide a bit of an insight into what people are watching, week-to-week.
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At face value, it's just echoing the phrase Jaime Lannister uses to refer to the newly knighted Ser Brienne of Tarth (played by Gwendoline Christie).
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But ultimately, if we are to take Election Year at face value, it's way too much fun to be a successful takedown of contemporary politics.
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Other companies, like Twickets, are tackling the problem by moderating a marketplace that allows fans to resell unwanted tickets, with prices capped at face value.
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Taken at this apparent face value, writers approached it as "instead of rolling over and poking your partner, you could push a button," he says.
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Facial recognition technology caught an impostor trying to illegally enter the U.S. on a fake passport that may have passed at face value with humans.
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Vashukevich says she can fill in those gaps, but Navalny told the Associated Press he's not prepared to take her claims entirely at face value.
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Instead of immediately retreating to our corners, we're able to, hopefully, examine this at face value and decide for ourselves what to make of it.
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Last year it disposed of bad loans with a face value of €24.1bn, but market volatility has made its turnaround trickier than had been hoped.
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To cover its back, Google stresses that you shouldn't take its predictions at face value, and should turn up to your flight on time regardless.
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An analysis by The Economist of filings submitted by over 700 large public companies shows that the data should not be taken at face value.
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The same pattern has been seen throughout history, as debased currency results in the value of the metal content of coins outstripping their face value.
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Since then, its euro term loan B has fallen to 53.4% of face value on Thursday from 75.4% on November 1 before the investor call.
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Do you ever fear that people will only take it at face value and not understand that it's more than just voguing and fancy costumes?
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The retail-held bonds have a face value of 2 billion euros, but were trading at little more than half that as of Dec. 9.
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It being the prime minister, when he declares victory after this Potemkin process there is a danger that people will take it at face value.
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Half-rouble coins do not exist in Russia, but there are 50-kopeck coins of the same face value, the equivalent of less than $0.01.
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If millions around the world love the song at face value, we are delighted, but maybe they have been fooled as Eva's adoring descamisados were.
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Roll back regulation and you might get a short boom in bank shares, if investors are willing to take those higher revenues at face value.
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Masmovil said on Tuesday it has proposed a share split in proportion of 5 to 1, face value reduction from 0.10 euros to 0.02 euros.
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You end up having to pay four or five times face value for that seat because all these bots and these scalpers scoop them up.
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The secondary price of Refinitiv's euro-denominated loan climbed over face value, or par on July 22 at 100.4 and was 100.15 on July 26.
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" But the new director added that she "will take people at face value and where they are today and what they're doing for the bureau.
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For more than a decade, according to the Chicago Tribune, the Cubs have offered playoff tickets to local officials at face value, no strings attached.
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As is often the case with the wily McConnell, there was some skepticism as to whether that explanation ought to be taken at face value.
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Taken at face value, for example, we might conclude that Trump supporters truly believe that the president's weakening of environmental protections is improving the environment.
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Although it can be difficult to fully accept such responses at face value, these findings nevertheless carry important implications as the midterm elections draw near.
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I want theatergoers to be able to purchase tickets at face value at our box office and our website, rather than on a resale platform.
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The loan could be offered at a steeper discount of 234% of face value, compared to 240% at launch, as another way to entice buyers.
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Money spent to play the lottery has already been taxed, while winnings, which are still subject to tax, are worth less than their face value.
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Under the outline deal reached in May, Carinthia would offer senior creditors 75 percent of their bonds' original face value and junior creditors 30 percent.
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It's easier for a person to do that than take him at face value, which might force that person to change his or her opinion.
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The 2022 euro-denominated bonds fell 7 euro cents to 45.725 cents on the euro, their lowest on record and below 50% of face value.
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At face value, these efforts seem benevolent, but they obscure the real problem, which is the role that corporate polluters play in the plastic problem.
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A good chunk of what Guilded brings to the table isn't groundbreaking in its own right — taken at face value, Guilded is a lightweight forum.
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" Another piece bound for the conventions will also use words not quite taken at face value: giant ice sculptures spelling the phrase "The American Dream.
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In Monday's statement, the Moelis-led group claimed to have 40 percent of Oi's bonds, representing about $4 billion in face value of the notes.
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At face value, SoftBank seems like a godsend: offering big money that founders want, big valuations that investors want, and hot deals that SoftBank wants.
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"Equity markets are relying on loose monetary policy, but they are also taking Trump at face value so I expect more volatility ahead," Dall'Angelo said.
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This, on face value, reflects China's economic transition towards growth powered by services and consumption rather than past drivers such as manufacturing, investment and trade.
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President Trump appeared to take Saudi officials' claims at face value, disregarding Turkish assertions that senior figures in the royal court had ordered his killing.
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Mr. Xue said he boarded a flight to Moscow last week wondering if that ticket, whose face value was $165, would prove to be fake.
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But many have expressed alarm about taking the figures at face value, given the government's track record of suppressing information about this and previous crises.
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The Tokyo Olympics organizing committee will also host an online resale site beginning in the spring, with ticket prices capped at the original face value.
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In a stroke of luck, he just found out that he'll have an extra ticket and offers to sell it to me at face value!
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If you take the media portrayal at face value, then why would you pick the older crabbier version of the same progressive vision and approach?
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Given Trump's track record—and his thousands of lies as president—there is simply no reason to take anything that he says at face value.
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If his approval rating were taken at face value, there would be an argument that his presidency could be in jeopardy before it even started.
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It sold for 0003,2000 times its face value and attracted the attention of Rudy Demenga, a Swiss art dealer, who invited him to Art Basel.
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The energy index of the high-yield market has a face value of $170 billion and a market value of $150 billion, according to Amundi.
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The bonds are trading significantly below face value at around 53 cents on the dollar, according to Thomson Reuters data, indicating investor concerns about repayment.
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Many critics have taken Cheng's articulations of the future at face value, but it is a misconception that the live simulations represent an alternate reality.
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Prices for tonight's Argentina-Chile match have more than doubled due to dynamic pricing, but the face value tickets for less popular matches remained steady.
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When Mark Zuckerberg announces in his earnings call last month that he's really taking the Russia stuff seriously, do you take that at face value?
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But that didn't stop a wave of headlines from Fox News, Vibe, XXL, NME, Complex, and countless others taking AJ's original tweet at face value.
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But the recently recovered stamp, with a face value of 24 cents, could be worth a mere $200,000 because of its inferior condition, the library said.
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We take, at face value, the intention of this prize to be to support and give voice to serious artistic positions and practices based in Germany.
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Insurers are hard-pressed to sell such claims because they take a discount on their face value in exchange for the certainty of being paid upfront.
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Just don't always take everything you see at face value: Information might be "inaccurate, incomplete or outdated" says Giglio, so run several checks if you can.
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In the world's largest democracy the demonetization was revolutionary: it called into question the state's promise to "pay the bearer" the face value on every banknote.
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The company's loan was last quoted at 98% of face value on April 11, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data, and has not been quoted since.
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In Standing Rock, Indigenous demonstrators had no chance to plead their case and the concerns of law enforcement were accepted by the FAA at face value.
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He noted that during oral arguments they accepted at "face value" the administration's justification for the law, that the question was "necessary to protect Hispanic voters."
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At face value, the union of young teen girl Sansa to the adult man and infamous brothel patron Tyrion is awful for the eldest Stark daughter.
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You cannot take what someone is saying at face value, but you also can't accept as sincere any ensuing explanation for statements that otherwise appear incriminating.
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For instance, one $5 coin will cost the face value of the coin, the cost of designing and making the coin, and a surcharge of $35.
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It's hard to take anything Embiid says at face value thanks to his love of humor and obfuscation, so the internet immediately began dissecting his words.
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It's difficult to take Trump's comments about Biden at face value because he has cozied up to other leaders who are facing real allegations of corruption.
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Taken at face value, Quadrophenia is one of the most fully realized narratives in the rock canon, but now there is the added element of time.
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The weight of demand has pushed secondary market levels to an average bid of 100.24% of face value on Thursday, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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At face value, it appears to be just a simple notebook, but once you pair it with the accompanying app, the pages will come to life.
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It's a construction that might be taken at face value when spoken in person but has taken on a whole new, elevated meaning on social media.
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An analysis by The Economist of filings submitted by over 700 large public companies shows that the pay ratios should not be taken at face value.
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If it can pay back only half its debt, its bonds should be trading at around half face value, and the CDS will cover the rest.
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The #MeToo movement has become a "witch hunt" that takes all accusations at face value and fails to give the accused a chance to defend themselves.
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Bertke can claim that people who know him know he's "just being an asshole," but it's a throwaway excuse that cannot be taken at face value.
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The proprietors of other businesses accepted the currency at face value; they knew how hard Frank worked and trusted he would be good for sandwich repayment.
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Many people will take fakes at face value (remember that picture of a shark in Houston?), especially if its content meshes with what they already think.
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We no longer take a single word any of these organizations say at face value; we're questioning their motives and communiqués before they're even finished speaking.
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Graham's response shows he's willing to take Barr's conclusions at face value — and he has not yet called for the full release of the Mueller report.
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A report from Europol recounts how criminals will sometimes pay more than face value for high-value notes because of how convenient they are to transport.
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Even if Castor's claim is taken at face value, prosecutors have argued the deal did not carry formal immunity without a judge's approval under state law.
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We had explored other graphic representations for the album cover, and we kind of hit a wall literally and decided to take things for face value.
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The face value of net CDS contracts outstanding on Venezuela's sovereign bonds is around US$1.3bn, according to data from clearing house Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation.
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For every reality TV tourist delighted at the novelty of Love Island, the fascinating little experiment, there is someone watching who takes it at face value.
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The gap between secondary levels and face value indicates that troubled retailers will face higher borrowing costs going forward as investors demand a higher risk premium.
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Lloyds also said in late January that it would redeem the ECNs not subject to the tender, worth around £700m, at face value on February 9.
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At the same time it announced that it will redeem the ECNs not subject to the tender, worth around £700m, at face value on February 9.
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At face value, the Golden Globe Awards were the picture of progressive values: Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg skewered Hollywood for being overwhelmingly white and male.
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Face Value I've worn this beauty look since I was a teenager — a young little emo kid embracing self expression in the ways I knew how.
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It was only this past July that the province amended its Ticket Speculation Act to allow reselling above face value for the first time since 1914.
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Ms. Herzer's legal team outlined two reasons for continuing the trial: First, the lawyers said, the court should not accept Mr. Redstone's testimony at face value.
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Swift entered bankruptcy with an agreement with more than 60 percent of the holders of its unsecured bonds, which have a face value of $875 million.
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Let's accept that at face value and agree that he simply made a humorous remark in which he compared himself to a slain civil rights leader.
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The five-year bonds Noble issued in March are now bid at less than 36 percent of face value and credit default swap prices have soared.
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"And also a disgrace that nothing he says—not even his denial of something as extraordinary as this—can be taken at face value," Conway responded.
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The second interpretation takes at face value Trump's claim that decertification is meant to increase U.S. bargaining leverage and get more out of the nuclear deal.
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Back in May, I argued that the face-value logic of #NeverTrump pointed to doing whatever's necessary to prevent him from winning the presidency by accident.
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The Steinhoff bond, issued in July and due to mature in 2025, traded at 47 percent of their face value on Monday despite a small rebound.
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Although I am not a leading expert in skulls, I think you have to take this at face value and either believe the inscription or not.
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And what could seem, at face value, more in line with Europe's progressive values than giving your party's top spot to a 22016-year-old lesbian?
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But even if we accept Netflix's numbers completely at face value, the "40 million" number shouldn't be compared to, say, The Big Bang Theory's Nielsen ratings.
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At face value, "Loudspeaker" is a euphoric anthem laden with pulsing rhythm guitar, very Haim meets 80s power-pop (we premiered the glorious track last month).
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Disingenuous rhetoric aimed at "realistic" climate policy shouldn't, and cannot be taken at face value, and it's on us to see through this actively harmful facade.
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I'm willing to take at face value the declaration by Senator Susan Collins of Maine that a Supreme Court nominee who showed "hostility" to Roe v.
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But taken at face value, it's a sign that the hot job market is succeeding at pulling people off the sidelines and into the work force.
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Since Pelosi is openly liberal with familial ties to the Democratic establishment, it's even harder to take the film's supposed non-judgmental exploration at face value.
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The big picture is that the president's dismissals of the very idea that his campaign coordinated with Russians look ever tougher to take at face value.
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There is an unsettling trend lately to interview ex-employees of female-founded companies and report their claims either at face value or without any context.
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" The conservative news media, in the rare cases in which it invites a Muslim to speak, "accepts this idea of Muslims as leftists at face value.
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The juxtaposition illustrates how nothing Trumpworld says can be taken at face value, as well as the disdain the administration has for non-military government workers.
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At the same time it announced that it would redeem the ECNs not subject to the tender, worth around £700m, at face value on February 9.
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Second, if we accept the quote at face value, an enemy still needs the willingness to make peace and the ability to enforce it once made.
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In a region with a plethora of small militant outfits constantly rebranding themselves, claims of such attacks in distant cities cannot be taken at face value.
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The loan was quoted at 100.6% of face value on February 28, having allocated at 97 OID on February 99.53, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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If you have a policy that pays out $100,000 in the event of accidental death, that number is called the death benefit or policy face value.
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The coin, with a $100 face value, will commemorate the 22003th anniversary of the Mint's coin production, the Mint and the Treasury Department announced on Thursday.
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These funds won a judgment for the face value of their debt, hoping that they could then use it to seize assets of Argentina in other countries.
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"Job ads were down sharply in May, which, at face value points to a sharp slowing in employment growth," said ANZ's head of Australian economics, David Plank.
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The Republican candidates, if you take their campaign rhetoric at face value, seem hardly more inclined to name a Wall Street executive to a senior finance post.
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It's an insightful look at the situation, free of anger or judgment, that suggests Neeson's face-value admission might have landed better in a different interview environment.
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He noted that during oral arguments they had accepted at "face value" the administration's justification for the law, that the question was "necessary to protect Hispanic voters."
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The representative asked Live Nation to place 88,000 tickets for an upcoming tour on ticket-resale sites, bypassing outlets where they could be bought at face value.
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The province of Carinthia, helped by loans from the federal government, would offer senior creditors 75 percent of the original face value and junior creditors 30 percent.
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At face value, Alvarez's loss to Kim Foxx, a fellow Democrat, and McGinty's loss to Michael O'Malley, also a Democrat, may not seem like a huge deal.
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The jokes really just needs to be taken at face value and are actually the perfect buffer from a sullen cycle of bad news and bad tweets.
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However, very few economists are ready to take the official data at face value, reckoning that it overestimates the pace of expansion in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Covel said he put up his sign in the off chance in hopes that one of his Nottingham families knew of someone selling tickets at face value.
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At face value, the $1 billion bet on the Uber rival is a sign Apple is beginning to move beyond its core consumer device market, Munster said.
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I just take it at face value that Trump is a deeply corrupt person, who I'm sure is compromised by Russian oligarchs or criminals to some degree.
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But even if we take Twenge's data at face value, it's not necessarily cause for alarm — and may in fact represent good news, not a generational crisis.
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Last year, a majority agreed to a debt exchange, in which bondholders would get new bonds worth 85 percent of the face value of their old bonds.
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Once more, it's time to remind everyone that you should never take anything you see online — a screenshot, a picture, a piece of text — at face value.
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They blamed the fact that Fortune took the telegram's authenticity at face value on matttomic rather than on Fortune writers not using a bit of common sense.
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By contrast, you can purchase a card for New York & Company, a wear-to-work clothing retailer for women, at 133 percent off face value at Cardpool.
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" Instead, "everyone takes these others that are facsimiles or half-truths or exaggerations of things for the effect of writing—they take those completely at face value.
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It also serves as a keyhole glimpse of the hellish stupidity that this country will be forced to take at face value for the next four years.
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That's why whenever the administration issues a statement in response to something, it just can't be taken on face value, because of the history of the lies.
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The auction followed three similar sales in recent weeks by Siemens, SMBCE and a US private placement at around 60% of face value, the loan traders said.
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In most cases, a student who decides to attend another college gets the face value of his tuition voucher — that is, a year of in-state tuition.
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Remember: Pictures you share may be taken at face value, and/or viewed as representative of your character – not to mention live on forever on the Internet.
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Yet, if you were to take TV at face-value then you'd probably only know coming out as a fraught, dramatic, emotional, and sometimes even perilous event.
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The secondary prices of its euro loan tranche traded down sharply to hit below 90% of face value in June after it missed its 2018 earnings target.
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Taken at face value, the record could be misunderstood as the musings of two angsty and depressed people, but this overlooks an entire dimension of the record.
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The NYT seems to have taken ISIS's claim of responsibility at face value even though Bangladeshi intelligence has pinned the blame on Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB).
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These annuities, which you buy at a discount to their face value, start paying out years later and will continue paying for the rest of your life.
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At $2.8 billion of face value, the firm now owns the vast majority of that series of bonds originally issued by PDVSA, which totaled around $3 billion.
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Your computer, being dumb, just accepts this at face value and sends data to the fake IPs on PoisonTap instead of to the actual websites and services.
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Banks send payment instructions via SWIFT and until last year most banks took the messages on face value, using them to transfer trillions of dollars each day.
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While experts caution against taking North Korea's claims at face value, the Pentagon and South Korea's intelligence services have said they believed the missile was an ICBM.
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How he did it and whether he "strongly pressed" the issue -- or simply took Putin's denial at face value and moved on -- is more difficult to discern.
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But I've heard too much of this dishonesty coming out of some of the intelligence community to accept this at face value unless I hear some facts.
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Taken at face value this means that Iran, whose output is about 3.8 million bpd currently, is expecting to increase its production and exports in coming months.
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Dodging passing police patrols as part of his daily routine, Yu charges 850 yuan ($131) for a "special care" appointment ticket - almost three times the face value.
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By paying $20 for the membership you're able to make sure you can buy those tickets at face value on the floor or on the lower level.
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Carinthia had offered to buy back the bonds at a discount to the face value it had guaranteed, but the offer was rejected by creditors last month.
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Typically, the buyer never sees these fees listed until right before they purchase the ticket, in a smaller font size than the face value of the seat.
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The online ticket marketplace offers a 50 percent refund (on the price paid, not face value) if the home team loses by a certain amount of points.
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As of Monday afternoon, for example, Seatsmart was selling a standing-room ticket for Game 3—which at face value would cost less than $175—for $2,077.
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If a President Trump were to follow through on his confusing statements about buying back Treasury bonds for less than face value, that would trigger a crisis.
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Taken alone at face value, the earliest dates from the organic ivory and resin materials would have thrown off accurate dating for the wreck as a whole.
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Instead, the mistake we too often make is to accept that nostalgia at face value, as if it exists untouched by political, social, cultural, and economic forces.
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To date, HUD has auctioned off mortgages to more than a dozen private buyers who have bought the loans at a sharp discount to their face value.
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Even for those who acknowledge our racist history, the 50% price difference isn't about racial bias; it's about accepting the effects of the past at face value.
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Yet make-whole calls are also typical and have recently been used to redeem SMR bonds at face value when Treasury yields climbed and their value fell.
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The NYT seems to have taken ISIS's claim of responsibility at face value even though Bangladeshi intelligence has pinned the blame on Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB).
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Putin apparently took his getaway earlier this summer in Siberia, specifically in the Tyva Republic, but why should we take anything about this story at face-value?
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All children born in the U.S. with a claim to another nation's citizenship would be excluded from birthright citizenship, if we take the logic at face value.
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The international community has been asleep at the wheel, and has taken the number of Palestinians counted by the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics at face value.
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From the neon-light signs to the ornate patches on display, every element can be taken for face value, but there's a deep story in each piece.
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The last time the entry DEATH VALLEY was in The New York Times Crossword was in 1975, when people took a clue like that at face value.
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In my article, I argue that this statistic and its popular interpretation (that gender dysphoria simply "resolves" in these children) ought not be taken at face value.
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But many critics — and supporters — simply take the word "sanctuary" at face value, and assume that sanctuary cities are those that protect immigrants from federal immigration enforcement.
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There are those who might prefer to take the work at face value and see it simply as a body of work about line, texture, and color.
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It's a throwback to a simpler era, when a piece of plain cake was enjoyed at face value — without judgment or fear, just cake for cake's sake.
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Here is a closer look at five widely shared images of the caravan, along with why the claims made about them shouldn't be taken at face value.
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There is so much cynicism about the orthodox forms of government as they are offered to the public that we believe almost nothing at its face value.
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But as with almost everything Brexit-related, the short history of the coin, which has a face value equivalent to about 65 cents, has already been fraught.
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In contrast, many of Lebanon's longer-dated international issues are trading at less than half their face value as investors worry about the risk of distress ahead.
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The global miner said that since the start of 2016 it has reduced the face value of outstanding bonds to about $9.5 billion from around $21 billion.
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Police say the three-centimeter (1.2-inch) thick coin, with a diameter of 53 centimeters (20.9 inches) has a face value of 1 million Canadian dollars ($750,000).
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Rather than win with facts, it's easier just to shout lies or insults loud and frequently enough that they're accepted at face value, rebroadcast and culturally ingrained.
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It's hard not to take those "perfect skin" pictures you see on Instagram at face value, and feel as though everyone except you has baby's-bottom skin.
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This is not to suggest that prosecutors should take everything a victim says at face value or that prosecutors should refrain from questioning victims on their accounts.
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But taking at face value Gunness's concern for "underlying causes," there are actually two: the lingering, vain hope that Israel can still be erased and UNRWA itself.
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When the White family's attorney, Carol Powell Lexing, pushed for an explanation, the federal officers conceded that they had accepted the state police's conclusions at face value.
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But if that claim is taken at face value, their justification for PJM not acting to counteract federal subsidies, offered in the recent order, makes no sense.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog says it does not take information handed to it at face value and vets it thoroughly before deciding whether to act upon it.
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And though the story of queso de bola is part of a much larger history, at face value, queso de bola is, at this point, distinctly Filipino.
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"I would say it's unusual what New York City did, but I take it at face value that they did it for a good reason," he said.
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And beware of statistics from advocacy organizations whose funding stream depends on stoking fear and outrage — I've learned that they can never be taken at face value.
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The big picture, though, is that the president's dismissals of the very idea that his campaign coordinated with Russians look ever tougher to take at face value.
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When MBS and his father do it, they are embraced by the president and their justification is taken at face value by far too many news outlets.
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At the very least, you should be fully aware that these accounts likely come from these officials themselves and obviously should not be taken at face value.
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Taken at face value, it's silly and whimsical, yet the symbolism—the desire to race away from one's problems and head towards the sunset—is impossible to miss.
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The truth is, this is all about you learning to take his feelings at face value and not reading into them in ways that make it about you.
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In addition, McDermott received restricted stock options under a three-year-plan that had a face value of 8.32 million euros as of the end of last year.
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In an interview with CNN's "State of the Union," Steyer said he took McCarthy's tweet, which accompanied a video of him making the same remarks, at face value.
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Lee admitted that, if we take the IDF's tweet at face value, this is "a high profile example" of a military force striking hackers in the real world.
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The story, documenting how this Fallout speedrunner was instead adopting the name "TomatoAngus" for the upcoming Awesome Games Done Quick event next January, takes this at face value.
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