Q: How do your kids factor into your estate planning?
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Health and fitness factor into activism both individually and collectively.
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The monsters don't factor into Battle Royale, but building does.
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ATM fees and overdraft charges also factor into those expenses.
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That should factor into your decision of whether to evacuate.
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He added that politics did not factor into his decision.
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"It does factor into my determination," Wenzel told Page Six.
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How will all this factor into Ford's fabled new story?
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Flint, Michigan: Did race and poverty factor into water crisis?
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How do those duct tape straps factor into our decision?
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Here are some considerations you should factor into your decision.
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It's not clear how Monday's announcement will factor into negotiations.
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Children may actually still factor into the equation, as well.
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LABOTT: How does that factor into your decision on sanctions?
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He did not factor into the decision in either game.
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All of those things don't factor into the macro view.
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This is something I factor into my own financial planning.
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How do your experiences or observations factor into your answer?
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How does that kind of representation factor into his calculus?
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Baker likes Freddie, so that had to (factor) into the decision.
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Did that factor into your opinion of the story at all?
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Again, that doesn't -- it doesn't really factor into my decision-making.
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Inventory paid up front should quickly factor into your cash flows.
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When you're writing a check, does that factor into your decision?
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Age progression could someday factor into insurance assessment and health care.
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I wanted to build that real world factor into the game.
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Those complaints could factor into the current criminal case against Rosfeld.
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Palomarez said Trump's transition team is taking that factor into account.
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But prosecutors said Beck's recommendation did not factor into their decision.
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Gender and racial bias also factor into our treatment of robots.
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Did such distrust and inability factor into the most recent G27?
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The truth is, the odds don't factor into what frightens us.
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Environmental, social and governance factors also factor into the performance divergence.
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Chen said that controversy didn't factor into his decision to depart.
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Okay, so how do opioids factor into that in your practice?
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Which makes sense, because religious beliefs also factor into our identities.
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Birch recognizes this, explaining that sales didn't factor into his choices.
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The juror said it didn't seem to factor into the verdict.
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Life-threatening disasters and states of emergency don't factor into the equation.
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But that doesn't factor into Thiel's explanation of Silicon Valley's newer leanings.
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That prominent position, the representative argued, could factor into the recent allegations.
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Moore said the disagreement did not factor into his decision to withdraw.
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And unfortunately, all three factor into our seasonal skin care struggles, too.
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Unsure of how, exactly, the choker will factor into your fall wardrobe?
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Dry brushing isn't something that we'd usually factor into our daily routine.
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As a result, they will not factor into the awarding of delegates.
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How does the deficit factor into these sudden plunges in the market?
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Lackey, who did not factor into the decision, also hit a batter.
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Tradition and modernity also factor into Dover's approximately 28-minute fireworks show.
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How much will cost factor into your consideration and choice of school?
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How can you not factor into pricing the past 2-3 weeks.
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But it will factor into the determination of company credit ratings going forward.
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He struck out three, walked two and did not factor into the decision.
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It is unlikely to factor into the Oscars nominations, announced later this month.
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And we'd be foolish to think our noses didn't factor into sexual behavior.
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Thirty-five percent believe the allegations don't factor into the race at all.
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You think that didn't factor into calculations about what to do about Kirkuk?
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How these two factor into the story is anyone's guess at this point.
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But his deteriorating personal relationship with Trump could also factor into his decision.
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His reputation could factor into the NBA's review of his most recent misdemeanor.
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That dislike can factor into how well a physician will diagnose the patient.
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The investment advice here is not to let emotions factor into financial decisions.
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But they also said that their losses in California factor into their strategy.
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With every different placement, there are so many things that factor into compatibility.
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Relations between the US and Mexico would also surely factor into the debate. 2.
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Well, not entirely about it; that did factor into a dispute about HEW funding.
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How does Mark Zuckerberg's status as a billionaire factor into your support of him?
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The answers to these questions will all factor into the footprint score, says Jah.
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It's not clear how Windows 10 will factor into Microsoft 365 for consumers, though.
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It's unclear how or if Brie Larson's Captain Marvel will factor into the saga.
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Voters also appear conflicted on the how national security will factor into the election.
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Like all politicians, Gillibrand no doubt weighs how decisions factor into her political ambitions.
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Easy access will have to factor into the design in the future, Parazynski said.
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That was very prominent in the Kipling, but didn't factor into the '67 film.
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According to Kim, those imbalances might factor into the unusual results of his study.
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The leak investigation did not factor into his reassignment, according to the Post's sources.
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The wounds are minor and don't really factor into the rest of the movie.
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Flynn's concern could factor into decisions about how to respond to Mueller's ongoing investigation.
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What history could these people have, and how does that factor into the relationship?
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How do improvements in endurance factor into Winter Olympics team sports or judged sports?
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Unilever officials said on Thursday that Brexit did not factor into the company's decision.
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"Neither race, ethnicity nor gender factor into U.C.'s holistic admissions policy," she said.
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Care does not factor into the GDP, and he bows only to the Dow.
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How much will money factor into your choice of college or major and why?
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Eyelash length and the sheen of the camels' hair also factor into the marks.
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How much did writing for the scale of the Philharmonic factor into this piece?
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All of these things sort of factor into how we ultimately rank the replies.
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Such refills are closely tracked by pharmacy chains and can factor into employee bonuses.
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There are a lot of things that factor into this kind of sheepboy mindset.
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That's all very cool — but how does it factor into the plot of Season 2?
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In the case of the U.S., "presidential tweets" also factor into the mix, Fels added.
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But aside from these brief appearances, Midge's children rarely factor into the universe of Mrs.
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For her part, Lindsay has said ethnicity wouldn't factor into her choices on the show.
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Politics aside, dating is still a personal choice; one that race can certainly factor into.
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Like all politicians, Gillibrand no doubt weighs how her decisions factor into her political ambitions.
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Small interactions glibly dismissed as inconsequential factor into the mundane naturalism in the gameplay experience.
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Rising populist leaders and their extreme campaign promises factor into every election where we work.
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But should the drunkenness of a sexual aggressor factor into evaluating his state of mind?
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What Trump stood for or intended to do as president didn't factor into the equation.
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But that doesn't mean that relationships won't factor into your January in a big way.
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Political developments could factor into future negotiations for bilateral nuclear talks, another researcher said Monday.
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Fairness means that all groups overrepresented in a crime category factor into a relevant profile.
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And modern slavery and human trafficking will increasingly factor into the minds of this group.
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Campbell argues that the funding did not factor into the speech he delivered in 230.
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He did not factor into the decision of a 4-3 loss May 7 at Seattle.
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But keep these bookmarked: they're bound to factor into how the industry shakes out in 2017.
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The pair's relationship and motivation are expected to factor into Horowitz's report, slated for release Thursday.
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It's not clear how dangling cords factor into any Vive content that spans an entire room.
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It's not yet clear how the voluntary commitments will factor into that strategy, if at all.
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How Modi and the BJP fare at the polls will likely factor into his policy priorities.
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Graphic designers make a median of $15 per hour, which you can factor into project prices.
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But trends in financial conditions are a factor into the way we do monetary policy, absolutely.
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It was not immediately clear if his sister's sexual assault would factor into DeAngelo's criminal trial.
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Ability to perform the job well does not appear to factor into Trump's thinking at all.
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It's easy to see how this new gameplay quirk could factor into a Battlefield Royale mode.
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Although there was rain at times, ice conditions did not factor into two key Penguins injuries.
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Stimulus plans put forth by the new administration will factor into interest rate policy as well.
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Time is a major factor into getting the biggest bang for your Roth 401(k) buck.
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How do you make these abstract splatter images, and how do they factor into your work?
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It will also factor into future capital investment decisions in which energy costs are significantly considered.
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Such economic success will likely factor into the Fed's decision-making as 2018 nears a close.
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Some accusations are valid: Sexism did factor into her negative public image and into her loss.
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Ellis also wrote that the political leanings of an area shouldn't factor into a trial's location.
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Three sources from different Party units say online study scores now factor into their performance reviews.
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Stagnant salaries, heavy debt loads and high costs of living may not factor into these goals.
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There's also the black swan outcome of the U.S. presidential election to factor into the picture.
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How will Titus (Tituss Burgess), Lillian (Carol Kane), and Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski) factor into Kimmy's life?
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Nor did they address how minority groups or beliefs would factor into this state-building project.
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HOW DOES THE TRADE DISPUTE OR TRADE WAR AS IT'S GOING ON FACTOR INTO YOUR OUTLOOK?
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All of that will factor into who prevails, and all of that is because of Trump.
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This will make admissions at Hopkins forever need-blind; finances will never again factor into decisions.
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Mr. Flotron's acquittal may factor into the government's strategy for pursuing wire fraud rather than spoofing.
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The Times reported last month that such metrics often factor into employee bonuses and performance reviews.
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February 1, 2018 How do religious and regional tensions factor into an ongoing conflict in Yemen?
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It would carry no regulatory weight itself, but could factor into cleanup requirements at Superfund sites.
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It's unclear yet the extent to which the RED Hydrogen One will factor into the plot.
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Concerns about long-term brain damage would factor into my own decision to play tackle football.
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Should that factor into what CBS does or doesn't pay him from his time with CBS?
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Getting in your head: It's an illustration of the absurd head games that factor into international standoffs.
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In fact, we've already started to consider how technology like this might factor into our own lives.
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It doesn't factor into their bullshit electability analysis or their debate night optics chatter about Pistol Pete.
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"The court will look at victim impact statements and that will factor into the sentence," he adds.
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Additionally, MLMers often have large business-associated costs they don't even think to factor into their earnings.
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Apple's services division is turning into a money-making machine, and iCloud upgrades certainly factor into that.
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January 103, 2016 China and oil both factor into why the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted yesterday.
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LHP Julio Urias made his Dodger Stadium debut on Tuesday, but did not factor into the decision.
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The sport is already working with one startup, LitPro, that could factor into a future mobile platform.
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Microsoft has shrunk its Surface Pro form factor into something portable yet comfortable to type on. 10.
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Like Ross, Urias left with the game tied 215-260 and did not factor into the decision.
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The tariffs, along with other policies undertaken by the Trump administration, could factor into some of races.
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HOW ARE THEY THINKING ABOUT IT AND HOW DOES THE JUST PIECE FACTOR INTO ALL OF THIS?
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Even iCloud would factor into the ecosystem, since it already works on both Mac and PC devices.
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It can estimate how much you expect to clear, and how that might factor into your planning.
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Thanks to Boaty, now this warming water in the deep ocean will factor into future climate models.
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Race, as a matter of constitutional principle, cannot factor into the selection of jurors for criminal trials.
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Trump told reporters that the coronavirus could continue to factor into American life into July or August.
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"Additional cleaning, health protocols and local restrictions around public spaces will factor into this decision," she wrote.
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Ultimately our choices might feature those things but they do not factor into the decision-making process.
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Graphic designers make from around $15 to $28 per hour, which you can factor into project prices.
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Heyns said the relevance of regional events did not factor into her opposition to a blanket ban.
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Do social, environmental or political concerns factor into your decisions about what you buy or don't buy?
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If you're a recent graduate, you may have student loans that could factor into your decision-making.
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The story has brought to the fore questions of how race and class factor into college admissions.
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Democrats have also privately expressed concerns about how Maloney's impending primary will factor into the chairmanship election.
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Penguins also factor into today's show, following the discovery of a "super colony" of them in Antarctica.
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When Kerr constructs his playoff rotation, Cook's ability to space the floor should factor into the equation.
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These activities will factor into the endgame as well, but they're not strictly for that level of play.
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Hamilton is three for his last 27, but manager Bryan Price said that didn't factor into the respite.
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More research would therefore be useful, especially research that considers how people's personalities factor into all of this.
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We did not factor into the estimates what you might earn from cash back or sign-up bonuses.
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But her hip sways, which help her devour her prey, factor into how the scene works as well.
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Lawyers will be watching to see how much social media activity by defendants factor into the government's case.
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Another fan asked how the timeline for that series would factor into the release of Winds of Winter.
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Cook said that "upgrade rates" did not factor into the decision to reduce the price of replacement batteries.
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He allowed one run in six innings but did not factor into a decision April 20 against Cleveland.
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Most of us only factor into these bizarro temples of mozzarella when we're the pizza-seekers ourselves—i.e.
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They factor into the show, kind of – a new neighbor played by Billy Eichner is a suburban beekeeper!
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Tigers right-hander Anibal Sanchez also did not factor into the decision after an up-and-down start.
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When you and Neotenomie discussed the creation of these soundtracks, did this sense of time factor into it?
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To what degree, if at all, does the salary you expect to earn factor into your career aspirations?
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Researchers have since found that HIF-1 and related proteins factor into many biological processes and medical conditions.
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Neither height or weight seemed to factor into whether the men reached their 90s, but activity level did.
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But there's a risk-tolerance meter that I think all entrepreneurs have and things that factor into it.
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Of course, other diverse features of their health systems certainly factor into why this may be the case.
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The energy sector employs millions of Americans, and energy and environmental issues factor into campaigns across the country.
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The newspaper also suggested that Mr. Trump's election victory might factor into what it described as Russia's reluctance.
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Analysts expect the peso's depreciation to factor into the Mexican central bank's decisions on monetary policy next week.
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The president's tweet also underscores the degree to which the November general election may factor into his decisionmaking.
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It has also required that federal agencies factor into their decisions the cost to society of carbon pollution.
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McKinley's testimony may also factor into Democrats' consideration of an article of impeachment centering on obstruction of Congress.
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Clinton said that Powell's comments did not factor into her decision to use a personal email address. 5.
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"Someone's income will almost always factor into the equation," says Douglas Kobak, a financial planner in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
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I don't believe it is unfair to say that "political survival" very well might factor into their calculations.
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Dodgers starter Clayton Kershaw and Lynn engaged in a classic pitchers' duel although neither factor into the decision.
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Also, price didn't factor into how much people liked the product, given that they were all highly rated.
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Georgia's electoral votes are a luxury for Clinton and don't factor into her path to the White House.
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A myriad of other considerations, including access to health care and religious norms, also factor into the rates.
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She surely harbors some residual Stark hatred that will factor into her frosty reception of the northern contingent.
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The Sushi Chef Institute in California recently kicked sushi's "shareability" factor into high gear with one record-breaking roll.
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But the prosecutor suggested Thursday the promise of an apology didn't factor into his choice, though it was encouraged.
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How should the fact that Covington Catholic is an all-boys' school factor into our understanding of this incident?
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Juno is especially interested in learning more about the magnetic field on Jupiter, and auroras factor into that discovery.
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Hulu could also potentially factor into that equation once Disney's Fox deal closes and the company gains majority ownership.
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That Kavanaugh was the most unpopular, most divisive Supreme Court nominee in a generation didn't ever factor into it.
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However, it's not clear to what extent reproductive concerns or perceived fertility status might also factor into the equation.
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A number of things factor into how the battery behaves over the race, all of it mitigated by software.
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HBO GO came next with 12 percent, and just 4 percent said Hulu (Amazon didn't factor into the survey).
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" Back on January 85033th, in a column appropriately titled, "Flint, Michigan: Did race and poverty factor into water crisis?
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The board brought up O.J.'s 1995 acquittal, but only to say it did NOT factor into their decision.
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RHP Yu Darvish turned in another strong outing for the Rangers but did not factor into the decision Friday.
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We don't usually see fathers factor into the self-esteem equation when we talk about building confidence in girls.
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Joseph DeMarco, campaign manager for the Somerset County Democrats, said the president continued to factor into local political strategy.
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But next time we go to Montana we will, we hope, have a baby to factor into the equation.
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He gave up two runs on six hits and struck out five but did not factor into the decision.
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Mets starter Zach Wheeler didn't factor into the decision despite his longest scoreless outing in more than three years.
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Where does /r/madlads factor into this ecosystem, and what does it say about the State of the Lad?
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Kershaw fanned 10 with no walks on three hits in nine innings but did not factor into the decision.
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Many artists who might allow such determinants to factor into their practices are wont to remain mum about it.
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He said that how well a student performed academically while at Yale would not factor into a disciplinary decision.
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In Bolton's case, the potential revelations are much more serious, because they directly factor into an ongoing impeachment trial.
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The BoF story doesn't mention the company's brick-and-mortar locations and how they factor into the company's narrative.
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Ms. Arnold, the Hostess spokeswoman, said the unionization vote did not factor into the decision to close Schiller Park.
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What's somewhat new to the mindset, at least movie-wise, is how aggressively box office tallies factor into it.
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They dug into airplay data to better understand how songs by women factor into radio programming — to startling results.
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While the data doesn't outright cite Korean skin care, the products mentioned factor into the Korean skin care regimen.
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One issue that is likely to factor into the Canadian authorities' decision is whether her arrest was politically motivated.
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How does that factor into the extent to which extremist groups can use Trump's move to mobilize new followers?
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This leads us to an age-old sports question: How much should collective success factor into an individual award?
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On May 10, Pence argued that the Russian investigation did not factor into the president's decision to fire Comey.
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This score, blood type and distances between the lung donor and patient all factor into who gets a lung first.
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But most say the President-elect didn't factor into their decision to make the dangerous journey to the United States.
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Without knowing much about her, though, it's hard to speculate too much about how she could factor into the aftermath.
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In "Musical" (2007–08), the song and the environment are emphasized, but dance does not really factor into the piece.
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Democrats have already warned that withholding witness testimony and evidence could factor into any articles of impeachment against the President.
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Though it will be the fifth phone produced by OnePlus, the company says that did not factor into its naming.
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And the idea that these things wouldn't factor into the equation was a baffling one for many critics and viewers.
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Physicists have therefore introduced an ugly fudge factor into their equations (a process called "fine-tuning") to sidestep the problem.
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And despite what you may have read out of Comic-Con this weekend, it could totally factor into Season 20.
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Because section 241 has a wider mandate and admits a new and hence unpredictable factor into the equation – public interest.
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"He was not swayed by that at all and it absolutely did not factor into his decision," Ms. Nicholas said.
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If treated as debt, it could factor into leverage ratios lenders use to determine a borrower's ability to meet obligations.
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Personal experiences factor into policymaking and should not be dismissed; to the contrary, they should be seen as an asset.
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He did not factor into the decision but pitched well enough to warrant consideration for at least one more start.
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"This is where millennial-centric issues like student debt and rising rent prices really factor into the equation," Clever reports.
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While Miranda didn't factor into the decision, he allowed just one run off four hits over 5 1/3 innings.
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The idea is to figure out what materials, designs and other choices might factor into creating a strong, simple structure.
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We are going for utility, drinkability, drunkability, and refreshment here—rarity and label coolness do not factor into the equation.
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The idea of the avatar doesn't factor into their self-conception, and the word doesn't appear in their promotional copy.
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Her health did not factor into the decision to end "Veep" with Season 7, which writers are currently working on.
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Hamels did not factor into a decision in his last start, a 6-5 victory over Minnesota on July 8.
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Although it seems counterintuitive, the destigmatization of STIs and increased treatment options for STIs could factor into their increased rates.
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There are only three numbers that factor into your ability to retire early, and none of them is your salary.
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Age doesn't really factor into assessments of the Massachusetts senator, who turns 20163 in June (though gender does—read on).
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We wouldn't give credit for those and we wouldn't penalize for them, though they do factor into your credit score.
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It's unlikely that Manafort's Trump campaign role will factor into the trial -- the alleged crimes predate his work for Trump.
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Top tech companies have repeatedly denied all allegations of bias, insisting political affiliation does not factor into their decision making.
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Mills: Well, hearing — hearing you say that, what is it that you believe, and how does ISIS factor into that?
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With the Cup sponsor being the title sponsor of the event, whoever purchases the entitlement will factor into the decision.
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Anyone could review and positively or negatively rate a movie, and their take would factor into the numerical audience score.
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But should professors' political philosophies factor into how welcome they are or the likelihood of their leading departments and institutions?
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Once powerful "superdelegates," this group has had those powers largely stripped and they no longer factor into the delegate math.
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Google doesn't sell Pixels or offer most of its services in China, so that doesn't factor into the company's plans.
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If people were laid off because of a minimum-wage increase, their loss of wages wouldn't factor into the average.
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Manager Terry Francona said it is too early to speculate whether Salazar could factor into the Indians' postseason pitching plans.
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Flynn's worries could factor into decisions about how to respond to special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, multiple sources told CNN.
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HBO's buzzy new teen drama Euphoria won't factor into next year's ceremony, as it failed to score a single nomination.
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No, I don't mean to say that the names of those gessoing the panel should also factor into such attributions.
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"So many things factor into reaching a World Series," said shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, another newcomer, who went 1 for 4.
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Granted, Naz has no idea about any of this, so it doesn't factor into his decision to go to trial.
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You can read more about Sombra's array of powers and how they promise to factor into the Overwatch meta right here.
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The pair went on to reveal that although cloning is expensive, the steep price tag didn't really factor into their decision.
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It was not immediately clear if — or how — the deployment policy may factor into the administration's defense of the transgender ban.
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Right-handers Noah Syndergaard of the Mets and Jhoulys Chacin of the Brewers didn't factor into the decision despite eventful starts.
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But Maniac suggests that these characters are inserting themselves into real stories — histories that will eventually factor into their own trauma.
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This came to light after the census case was briefed and argued, and thus could not factor into the court's decision.
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Yes, I introduced an X-factor into the household when I had just gotten the hang of the whole twins thing.
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Little detail on which policies the new government will pursue make it "really hard to factor into your forecast," Dudley said.
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Key components that factor into measures of economic growth are still missing, leaving a gaping hole in economists' estimates for growth.
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People go gray, some earlier than others — genetics, stress levels, environmental factors, and stress deficiencies can all factor into the equation.
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But, he said, that concern will not factor into his decision on the issue of support for coal and nuclear plants.
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Even so, adding benefits can increase premiums, which can factor into negotiations with the state when developing benefits packages, he said.
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That should factor into whether Norman trails Beckham around the field, as he did last year, or stays to one side.
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Ideally, personality wouldn't factor into how and when we're promoted — but certain personality types won't get promoted as often as others.
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We don't have her to talk to right now, but how should the victim's wishes factor into how we cover it?
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And though the panel's title singles out gender equity as its central concern, expect race to also factor into the conversation.
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She started writing fiction with a young, male first-person narrator; subjects included abuse, which would also factor into LeRoy's fiction.
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Though Janssen is one of the state's largest employers, Mr. Grewal said that did not factor into his office's decision making.
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The Republican lawmakers' sweeping overhaul of the tax code changed many of the calculations that factor into the logistics of divorce.
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Each has yet to schedule an interview with Kavanaugh, and each says the Democratic pressure campaign won't factor into their decision.
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Along the way we have seen increased debate and discussion, including reports like these, which factor into our approach where appropriate.
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A spokeswoman for Mr. de Blasio, Jane Meyer, said "no contributions or endorsements ever factor into" decision making at City Hall.
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Observers can expect both Parnas's evidence and the GAO's report to factor into the managers' prosecutorial efforts once the trial begins.
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I didn't account for all of the other business costs that factor into monthly expenses (things like insurance, overhead, marketing, etc.).
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How did that that factor into the development of the three experiences, and what differences did you find among the three?
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Especially when some of the omitted talents would have put much-needed "Ooh"-factor into the largely by-the-books nominees.
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Apparently, their business plan has no line item to defend human health, nor does the environment factor into the industry's forecasts.
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With a 401(k) plan, a person's taxable income does not factor into the ability to defer into the Roth portion.
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Being the No. 1 for a certain number of years could even factor into contract incentives and Hall of Fame résumés.
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"He was not swayed by that at all and it absolutely did not factor into his decision," Nicholas told the Times.
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He did not factor into the decision Sunday in a 22015-277 Toronto win over the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field.
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When you mentioned that this didn't really factor into New Zealand growing up, this band was huge in America around this time.
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With the trial in its first days, it is still unclear how much the personal rating information will factor into Burroughs's ruling.
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RHP Cody Martin, who started Monday's game but did not factor into the decision, was sent back to Triple-A on Tuesday.
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Waymo is calling it an "early rider program," intent on cataloguing how on-demand, driverless cars will factor into people's everyday lives.
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But I'd be lying if I said getting treated like a rock star didn't factor into my overall appreciation of the product.
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But this shouldn't play too big of a factor into your decision-making, since no one is drawing for seven hours straight.
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Along the way, alien monsters, crew members apparently developing strange powers, and parties on the flight deck also factor into the story.
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And to what extent did the rise of the political evangelical right as a potent electoral and cultural force factor into that?
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In a related move, BP said progress on greenhouse gas cuts will factor into the pay of 36,000 employees, including executive directors.
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But we know now that there's a moon prison on this show that will factor into the series again at some point.
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The potential harm to other people's children—like the Johnsons' six-month-old son—doesn't seem to factor into the mental equation.
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I'm not an economist but I would think that would factor into whether or not there's an economic harm for a refinery.
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LHP Ariel Miranda pitched seven strong innings and struck out a career-high nine batters Friday but didn't factor into the decision.
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Rather, let's talk about what people really want to know: How much did their mom, Kris Jenner, factor into this whole scenario?
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Mr. Vega said in an interview that the current political and economic drama did not factor into his company's new financing round.
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Since the Olympics do not factor into a player's ranking, del Potro received no bump from his victories in Rio de Janeiro.
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Ducey is facing re-election this year, meaning political circumstances are almost certain to factor into his pick to fill McCain's seat.
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Of course, this idea may not factor into Musk's motivation, but in the world of climate change mitigation and adaptation, perceptions matter.
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Rather, how will Kimmy factor into their lives, because sometimes, she winds up being more of a secondary character in their stories?
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Hypocritically, though, I was smoking weed all day and getting drunk every weekend, which somehow didn't factor into my "no indulgences" thing.
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When you're weighing how investments factor into your decision, don't forget the value of Social Security benefits relative to riskier asset classes.
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For Patrick S., the question of whether the man had a home did not factor into his decision to call for help.
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Any uncertainty over liabilities in the case would surely factor into the magazine's selling price and the plans of any prospective buyer.
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We're told a big factor into the company's decision was the fact that local health officials declared the outbreak an emergency situation.
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If a nominee had already selected a vice presidential pick, that could certainly factor into the party's decision if the nominee dies.
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The maze that is Medicare includes some higher costs for 2020 that beneficiaries might want to factor into their health-care budgets.
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The rules could factor into her decision to pick members with more prosecutorial experience, or those with more constitutional and appellate experience.
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What's striking about so many of this year's men-in-trouble movies is how women don't factor into the stories or solutions.
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"For example, delivery, product design and price, communication and ethos all factor into building a positive relationship with our customers," Short explained.
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Ms. Lyons — tall, gangly, with a broad grin and thick-framed nerd glasses — put the human factor into generally faceless, accessible fashion.
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All these bits of information factor into who gets to see your content and whether it appears when people search for content.
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And out of new acclaimed shows, HBO's Euphoria won't factor into next year's ceremony, as it failed to score a single nomination.
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That's highly problematic and we should all work to change this, but in the interim, it's something to factor into your thinking.
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That Manafort broke his plea agreement will likely factor into his sentencing for conspiracy and witness tampering before Jackson on March 13.
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But one thing is certain, she says: Elizabeth Warren's handling of her Native American ancestry claims will not factor into her decision.
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The dealership should be able to convert the so-called money factor into a interest rate so you know what you're paying.
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Indirect exposure through soil contamination or air pollution wouldn't factor into the EPA's decision of whether to restrict or ban a particular compound.
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For example, insurers could be allowed to charge people more based on age, neighborhood, or occupation, which often factor into pre-existing conditions.
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Not once were race or the #metoo movement ever discussed, nor did either factor into our decision, as implied in various media outlets.
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"Not once were race or the #MeToo movement ever discussed, nor did either factor into our decision, as implied in various media outlets."
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Both sides of the device can be folded backwards to transform it from a tablet form factor into more of a compact phone.
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Presumably her journey from the woman we know now to one of Voldemort's soul-containing Horcruxes will factor into the next few films.
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A thousand considerations factor into every choice a contestant makes, and it can be a quixotic task to separate one decision from another.
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"That is not something we factor into our record," Chatterjee said about the deliberations of FERC, which ensures that power markets run efficiently.
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RHP Andrew Triggs allowed just one run — a Nelson Cruz homer — on four hits in six innings but didn't factor into the decision.
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In early April, the DOJ sent a memo to all immigration judges telling them that "efficiency" would now factor into their performance reviews.
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Tigers right-hander Michael Fulmer did not factor into the decision after allowing five runs (four earned) on six hits in five innings.
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But Congress will still have to appropriate funding for the drinking water crisis, meaning the issue will factor into the spending bill debate.
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We've pulled together 10 greenery wedding ideas to show you how a touch of nature can factor into different parts of your nuptials.
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Mets right-hander Noah Syndergaard carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning but didn't factor into the decision despite seven scoreless innings.
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Little detail on which policies President Donald Trump and Congress will pursue make it "really hard to factor into your forecast," he said.
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Researchers said parents may be using marijuana to relieve stress, mental health issues, or physical pain, which could also factor into disciplinary habits.
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One criticism that came up about the performance was that race didn't need to factor into the halftime show in the first place.
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You always want to redeem yourself as best as you can, certainly, but it's not going to factor into who wins the game.
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He has turned his focus to instilling progressive ideas into the party's platform — the draft could factor into Sanders's potential support of Clinton.
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After all, how often does the prospect of a completely gratis designer garbage bag stuffed with designer duds factor into your evening plans?
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Wacha didn't factor into the decision, allowing four runs on six hits in 3 1/3 innings, with two walks and no strikeouts.
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It's important to note that these behavior signals are not binary, and they are one of many other signals that factor into ranking.
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But it does factor into the question at the heart of this saga: Should we take Kavanaugh's word or that of his accusers?
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It is important to keep in mind that in caucus states, voters' second (or even third) choices can factor into the final result.
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But there's another family member who should also be doing more, and yet rarely factor into conversations about the mental load: our children.
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One-hundred-year-old Chartreuse, a gold-covered cherry, and a $3,600 Baccarat glass all factor into the drink&aposs high price tag.
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Given how opaque and unchecked prosecutors' use of jailhouse informants is, it is impossible to quantify how often they factor into criminal cases.
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"We do not think it will derail the Lyft IPO, but it will make investors more cautious and may factor into [the] valuation."
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An official working on the inquiry said Thursday that his absence could factor into a determination that Trump is obstructing the impeachment inquiry.
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But I think the contract length and security definitely plays a factor into it, security and what sort of risks you are taking.
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The laser and camera sensors would paint a nice portrait for lighting needs that would factor into smart lights that adjust in real time.
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This most recent report will factor into those decisions, and Fortney thinks there may be a strong case to go to Uranus and Neptune.
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"That's one factor among many, many factors that factor into our assessment of the outlook," Mr. Powell said of the potential for trade resolution.
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As for Mary, she didn't factor into my own reading specifically (I had to ask), but Raimondi says we can all receive her messages.
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Last May, the former CIA director testified under oath the dossier didn&apost factor into the intelligence community&aposs assessment of Russia election meddling.
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Washington (CNN)Shifting terrain in three battlegrounds, the 'debate expectations' game in full effect, and how historically black colleges and universities factor into 2016.
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If you see one campaign that's guaranteed to ship and another one that's not, presumably that'll factor into whichever campaign you decide to back.
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There's also now the Surface Go to factor into the tablet equation, as it's another compelling alternative to what Samsung has put together here.
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That's always a consideration among automakers, since data transmission is a cost they have to factor into the overall price of providing autonomous tech.
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In a perfect world, perhaps looks wouldn't factor into a person's money-making ability, but the reality is, the way you present yourself matters.
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RHP Ricky Nolasco allowed four runs, nine hits and two walks in seven innings on Saturday but did not factor into the final decision.
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However, these banks also face challenges that will factor into a foreign bank's decision on whether an acquisition makes good strategic and business sense.
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Look for Adam to factor into the Avengers: Infinity War storyline next year, or maybe even get a shoutout in this fall's Thor: Ragnarok.
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You should also ask your partner how much time he has to dedicate to your relationship, since that will factor into all of this.
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Meanwhile, House races in both Ohio and North Carolina will factor into whether Democrats can win enough seats to take control of the chamber.
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Amidst all this musical upheaval, one has to ask where house and techno—the historical bedrocks of dance music—factor into the current landscape.
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Schaeuble, speaking at an event in Berlin, said Germany's global competitiveness must factor into tax policy decisions after a national election on Sept. 24.
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DeGrom pitched six innings of one-run ball and drove in the tying run for the Mets but did not factor into the decision.
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More important, that date also marks Easter and the second day of Passover, elements that may factor into an on-time or early budget.
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Notice how high she gets, how straight her legs are, and far she travels: The Amanar will factor into the 2016 Olympics as well.
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They know that when Biden insisted on the firing of the prosecutor investigating his son's company, that his son didn't factor into the decision.
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This area borders Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan, where security concerns and an ongoing humanitarian crisis factor into the ability to contain the outbreak.
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Medications, our weight, our partners, nutrition and even bedroom elements such as temperature, light and sound factor into how well we sleep at night.
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He said he was "really disappointed" with the results of the internal police investigation finding that racism did not factor into the officers' behavior.
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The North Dakota Republican told reporters those allegations would factor into his decisions as a member of the Senate committee that evaluates Fed nominees.
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How much did the abuse of women — often younger, subordinate or not famous — by powerful male journalists factor into the stories they told us?
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Since then, however, Mr. Trump has sought common cause with Mr. Kim, and it is unclear how the relationship will factor into the speech.
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Above normal temperatures in the Arizona capital could factor into heat indexes close to 120 degrees on Friday and Saturday, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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The question is how will Tillerson factor into the hierarchy of those who compete for the President's attention and are seeking to shape his views.
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How the regulators will layer in the recent price declines is unclear, as well as how this will factor into the annual regulatory stress testing.
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Texas' Cole Hamels allowed two runs on four hits with six strikeouts and four walks in six innings but did not factor into the decision.
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"It's important to note that these behavior signals are not binary, and they are one of many other signals that factor into ranking," he said.
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The diversity of primary care settings and setups leaves you with a few more things to factor into your decision before you choose a practitioner.
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As the ramifications of his discovery become clearer, a new orbital space hotel, a terrorist plot, and a military investigation all factor into the equation.
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Reports of the spinoff don't mention Vin Diesel at all, so it's unclear how his character will factor into the potential spinoff, if at all.
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Vaisman and Wink say if enough firms submit the same meme, it will factor into the algorithm's decision to allow the meme onto the market.
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ULA also receives a good chunk of money from the US government for launching Air Force satellites, so that may factor into commercial pricing somewhat.
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Peck most famously injected his "cool" factor into the art form, which is sometimes portrayed as outdated, by often working with indie darling Sufjan Stevens.
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As a teenager and adult, however, I'd be lying if I said that living with a mental illness didn't factor into my bike-free life.
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Masturbation may not factor into the show as it does in the ritual Daws documented, but the exhibition remains a communion between creator and creation.
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Acceptance rates no longer factor into the rankings, and measures of standardized test scores and high school standing for incoming students receive a lower weighting.
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LHP Cole Hamels allowed two runs and four hits with six strikeouts and four walks in six innings but did not factor into the decision.
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As The New York Times' Andy Newman reports, a tip can often factor into that guaranteed minimum to save the company from paying drivers more.
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But how we'll protect Mars from our microbes, and us from any on Mars, didn't factor into any of the plans that Musk discussed yesterday.
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Going into the retrial, there was a question as to whether the #MeToo and Time's Up movements against sexual abuse would factor into Cosby's case.
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Those numbers don't seem to factor into one of Goldman's primary goals: to increase its market share of the trading business as rivals pull back.
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Jeff Halstead, a retired Fort Worth chief of police and police consultant, told CNN that experience can factor into how officers respond to a call.
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When you're weighing how investments factor into your decision, don't forget the value of Social Security benefits relative to more riskier asset classes, Elsasser said.
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These richer signals factor into the algorithm continuing to tune its conclusion about whether a piece of content is appropriate for the site or not.
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There's a tendency for Republicans to say that rape and incest are such rare things that they shouldn't even factor into the conversation about abortion.
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How does that public factor into your decisions now, as opposed to curating more diffuse projects for Performa or Creative Time, here in New York?
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Misconceptions about how genes factor into America's stark racial disparities have surfaced in the nation's increasingly heated arguments over school achievement gaps, immigration and policing.
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It does factor into how you guys nominate the Worst Pictures—all five of the films up for consideration this year are big-budget productions.
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In 2018 there's a lot of saber-rattling between China and the U.S. Does that factor into sort of how you think that might go?
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The interaction between these two, and the wind coming off of the OB-type star, could factor into the cause of the repeating FRB's pattern.
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" Asked if the Patriots' history of being punished for rules violations will factor into the new investigation, Goodell replied, "Of course that is a factor.
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RHP Anibal Sanchez did not factor into the decision Sunday against the Chicago White Sox after allowing four runs on 10 hits in six innings.
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It's too bad that part of the "meat and three" allure, the feeling that you're getting a deal, does not factor into the Harold's experience.
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It's more interesting to spend an afternoon with the quartet to see how their respective idiosyncrasies and personal history factor into the album's actual creation.
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But the narrative around the film's peculiarities began before we even saw any footage, and it will inevitably factor into how the film is received.
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A wide majority of voters say the nation's rising debt will factor into their decision during next week's midterm elections, according to a survey released Tuesday.
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There's "no question," according to Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst and founder of advisory firm Atmosphere Research Group, that DIY services factor into this decline.
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But Daniel Crane, a law professor at the University of Michigan, said that combining the back-end technology of the services shouldn't factor into that issue.
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The lower interest rates also factor into a broader trend of shrinking costs for utilities companies, according to Sophie Karp, an analyst at KeyBanc Capital Markets.
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Leon and Lim have long been fans of Goude's work, so it makes sense that we're seeing one of the photographer's signatures factor into the collaboration.
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Where do you factor into your own work and, once it's in the hands of other people, how much of it is still yours at all.
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A pair of new polls underscore the Green New Deal's fast rise to political prominence and hint at how it could factor into the 2020 elections.
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The conversation did not factor into the ultimate charge and the Nahmads' lawyer said in an interview it has nothing to do with the Modigliani case.
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While he said that international developments will "factor into" the policy decision at its March meeting, he did not definitively say which policy course he favored.
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"It is underappreciated that gasoline is affordable in the U.S. as far as the eye can see," he said, saying that should factor into Tesla's valuation.
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Yet even this component could be strengthened: once the FDA learns of a result, it's impossible to ensure that result won't factor into an agency decision.
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I'd be lying if I said the South Korean women's curling team's sense of style didn't factor into the joy I felt watching their unexpected victories.
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Dozens of episodes deal with the shifting norms around consent and rape culture, as well as how privilege, race, and wealth factor into college campus cases.
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Padres starter Clayton Richard allowed a run on nine hits with four strikeouts and a walk in five innings but did not factor into the decision.
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One of them, if not several of them, will most likely factor into the outcome during the tense, closing moments of the final day of competition.
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That makes selecting the best investments more difficult, and Doll explained how his views on international trade, economic growth, and corporate performance factor into his decisions.
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"We're not going to target the level, we're not going to have some magic number for it, but it does factor into our thinking," Carney said.
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The new products revealed Tuesday may factor into Apple's September quarter earnings, but the bigger test will be the holiday quarter, Apple's biggest of the year.
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Research the tests recommended for the breed you are considering and ask breeders whether these tests were done, and how they factor into their breeding decisions.
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February 11, 2019 History and international relations concerning Iran factor into today's first story, as the Middle Eastern nation celebrates the 40th anniversary of its revolution.
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In practical terms, policies like carbon pricing, tax credits and renewable portfolio standards all factor into the economics of what makes a renewable energy project workable.
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The Klobuchar campaign said prosecutors were following state sentencing guidelines as well as State Supreme Court rulings that deportation consequences should not factor into sentencing decisions.
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"We just do not know enough about genetic predisposition to factor into an equation about how what you eat affects your &aposbiological age,&apos" she said.
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While we understood that was happening, we couldn't let that factor into what we were doing inside the gates because it was out of our control.
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August 20, 2018 What precisely are security clearances, where do they come from, and how does one factor into a recent decision by the U.S. president?
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The new SNC review will analyze data up to Sept 16.43, 216.4, but current lower oil prices will factor into regulators' bank loan analysis, Solar said.
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If there is "corrupt intent" -- like ousting Rosenstein as a means to kill the Russia probe -- his firing could factor into Mueller's obstruction of justice investigation.
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The juror said several people lied to the judge about seeing news coverage of the rape allegtions, but it didn't seem to factor into the verdict.
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Yet it should be noted that Jordan is one of Durant's closest friends, which might factor into where he wants to be in the months ahead.
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Who is Trump, really, behind the scenes, and how did his political outsider status factor into various parts of how things work in the White House?
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Risk assessments factor into every stage of the criminal justice system, which could reinforce racial disparities by setting higher bail amounts or harsher sentences for black defendants.
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Four of Seattle's five runs in the eighth were charged to Price, who allowed seven hits over seven-plus innings and did not factor into the decision.
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You're sure to find a few that refer to events that don't factor into the series very early on, but that will happen somewhere along the line.
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Conley did not factor into the decision in his only career start against San Francisco last season despite giving up four runs in 5 2/3 frames.
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The latest Russian cyberattacks could factor into WADA's decision whether or not to punish Russia for possibly manipulating data at the center of the 2015 doping scandal.
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As you learn and reflect on your sign's anatomical association, you may discover that that body part really does factor into your life in some subtle way.
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We can assume that Maul, Rey, Kylo, and (probably) Yoda are going to be heroes in multiplayer, but that doesn't necessarily mean they factor into the story.
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Considering how much regional pride and success can factor into a world championship run, there's a lot at stake with making these new player line-ups work.
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Estrada did not factor into the decision in either of his two starts against Texas last season, posting a 3.75 ERA despite limiting the Rangers to a .
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In that sense, ethical choices would factor into programming, but in a context that aligns with how people are taught to drive in order to avoid harm.
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Doctors say transplant centers are strong revenue sources for hospitals; they charge high service fees, which factor into the overall cost, to help meet their bottom line.
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Dreams and visions also factor into the series' inherent surrealism: there's a hallucination of a puzzling donkey unicorn and characters frequently disassociate to daydream of better times.
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Pitch, tone, and volume all seem to factor into its audio-based gameplay, but a layperson like me winds up in the pit more often than not.
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The right framing, a certain look, a bit of improvisation and some inspiring music all factor into how some of the season's most interesting scenes came together.
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McGlashan&aposs lawyers are building a case that exactly how much their client knew about what Singer was up to should factor into any charges against him.
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Yet far more criteria than merely the number of stars searched factor into understanding how much SETI has been completed, which makes this estimation far more complicated.
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Here on Earth, the term carries a wide range of implications, but generally, it means that a person's gender doesn't factor into whether you find them attractive.
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Related: Watch 'The Architect,' VICE News' interview with James Mitchell How the public release of Abu Zubaydah's declaration will factor into his ongoing habeas corpus case remains unclear.
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"Our number one mental disorder that we humans struggle with is anxiety, and anxiety and depression are the leading mental health illnesses that factor into suicide," Gilliland says.
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The researchers said that how someone feels about their body — and how they feel about themselves because of their body — can factor into their mental and physical health.
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Lee said inequality in school funding, opportunity disparity in wealthy and poor school districts, and preparedness for standardized testing all factor into who gets HOPE and who doesn't.
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"Once policies are announced, particularly with regard to fiscal policy and international trade, then these are things we would factor into our economic outlook and forecasting," he said.
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This and other factors, including government support and consumer comfort with the adoption of new technologies, also factor into the rise of out-of-home VR in China.
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How the younger Rambeau will factor into Captain Marvel or the MCU as a whole remains to be seen; even Lynch admitted she didn't know at this point.
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Whether the latest incarnation of the World Cup can build on tradition and generate Olympic-type interest will factor into the NHL's future relationship with the Winter Games.
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A pair of rehabbing Cy Young contenders started, though neither the Red Sox's Chris Sale nor the Indians' Trevor Bauer pitched long enough to factor into the decision.
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MacMahon also reported that tension between Harden and Paul — which has been reported extensively by multiple media outlets — did not factor into Houston's decision to make the trade.
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I would have liked to see him factor into the main plot a bit more, but it seems that none of these former "Trek" mainstays are going to.
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It is not clear to what extent Southern Trust and Financial Trust, both of which received lucrative tax incentives from the Virgin Island authorities, factor into that investigation.
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Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o received some of the best notices of her career for her dual performance in Jordan Peele's Us, but sadly didn't factor into the nominations.
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California-style, urban growth restrictions raise the cost of housing and also drive up the ground rents that any retailer must factor into the prices charged to consumers.
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Later this month, Kim will host South Korean President Moon Jae-in for a summit in Pyongyang, another event that could factor into the theme of Sunday's festivities.
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Sekulow, who declined to comment for this article, has plenty on his plate, which could factor into any decisions on his level of involvement in the Senate trial.
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Where you live and work may also factor into how robust the opportunities are for networking, according to a survey released earlier this year by tech resource site Tech.co.
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China's brisk wheat buying from Canada, even as it refuses canola and detains two Canadian citizens, shows that supply and demand, not just politics, factor into that diplomatic dispute.
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The film hits theaters as popular opinion of the Obama administration continues to rise, but the improvement in the president's standing didn't factor into release plans, the studios say.
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Because of this, it can factor into diseases such as Crohn's, colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel disease or cardiovascular disease and major health concerns like diabetes, obesity and metabolic syndrome.
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Even the show's face-value narrative isn't exempt from this; the closest Maeve gets to supervillainy is telling Hector he doesn't factor into her plans beyond helping her escape.
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RHP Kenta Maeda was charged with two runs and four hits with five strikeouts and no walks in 6 1/3 innings but did not factor into the decision.
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When ET's Philiana Ng asked Hermann what advice he'd give Charles about navigating his relationships with Liza (Sutton Foster) and Pauline, the actor brought another factor into the equation.
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If television programs are interested in depicting the more quotidian aspects of adult Americans, overlooking how safe sex and contraception factor into these plotlines seems like a missed opportunity.
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But those who swear fealty to originalism play a legal fool's game by pretending that the most profound societal changes somehow cannot or should not factor into present decisions.
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So when swapping out her turtleneck for a black silk cami wasn't enough to lower her temperature, the teen went rogue, taking the chill factor into her own hands.
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That's something Democratic presidential candidates will have to factor into their plans, because these voters are likely to be even more motivated when Trump is actually on the ballot.
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Sanchez, who has been in and out of the Tigers' rotation of late, allowed just one run in five innings of work but did not factor into the decision.
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We want this purchase to have a strong ROI in a few years, so we're trying to be strategic and not let too much emotion factor into the equation.
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Fischer had told CNBC on Friday that the U.S. economy was stronger and that the next jobs report would factor into the Fed's decision on when to hike rates.
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This season, Cahill — who did not factor into the decision — is 0-2 with a 4.30 ERA compared to being 3-0 with a 0.49 ERA at Petco Park.
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It's not insurmountable by any means — and doubting the president-elect has been a sucker's bet — but it should factor into investors' calculations about how much Trump can accomplish.
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The juror who spoke to VICE News was adamant that the case was decided on the evidence alone, which might factor into Judge Cogan's decision about how to proceed.
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The nature of each social network — say, how visual it is, or whether it emphasizes talking to strangers over friends — could also factor into how they feel about it.
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The agency does not make a definitive call about how certain allegations should factor into the review of a nominee, but it has played a fact-finding role before.
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It could be a coincidence that so many key names in this timeline — from John Brennan and James Comey, to Ukraine and CNN — factor into the Trump impeachment push.
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GDP data for the final quarter of 2018 is expected in February and could factor into Modi's appeal to voters as he seeks a second term as prime minister.
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One of the biggest predictors is alcohol abuse, which factor into the lives of up to two-thirds of people with TBI, and increases the risk of violence dramatically.
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It would've been easy to fall back on the claim that race didn't factor into this exchange at all, and that this was simply a matter of store policy.
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Other evidence beyond the number of cases, such as the testimony of the five women who spoke against Mr. Cosby during the trial, could factor into the board's decision.
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Myrca A. from Rhode Island already knows that money will factor into her college choices: Student loans are a frightening thing to think about for most students, including myself.
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It's not clear yet whether or how Assange's claims as a journalist under the First Amendment, which his organization, supporters and lawyers have pushed, will factor into this case.
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And while Grantham said, "There's always a racial component to factor into these things," he, like Elmore, agreed that the resistance to James was more rooted in other factors.
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The state you live in, the level of coverage you&aposd like to have, and your gender, age, credit history, and driving history will all factor into your premium.
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For his part, Schmeizer, Nectar's CEO, argued that customer interest in a given brand should factor into review site rankings; not just a reviewer's personal experience with the product.
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But the reasonableness, or potential for irreparable harm, of keeping a woman under the power of the man she says abused her didn't seem to factor into Kornreich's decision.
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According to WSJ, the transactions — which the publication uncovered in public records — could factor into the investigation into Cohen's business affairs underway by Manhattan federal prosecutors and the FBI.
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In New York City, algorithms factor into nearly every part of municipal life, from school placement for students to deciding which suspects are released or kept in jail until trial.
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This isn't something meteorologists routinely factor into their reports, but some research indicates that corn fields can cause the dew point to rise a handful of degrees in nearby areas.
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In that moment, she felt the serenity of the beach, and knew it and its relaxed pace needed to factor into how she worked on her next full-length project.
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However, the BoE will also factor into its forecasts the impact on Britain's economy of finance minister Philip Hammond's decision late last year to relax his grip on public spending.
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Others simply enjoyed the joke fodder that Sheeran's appearance provided, poking fun at the promotional feel, making song puns and even theorizing that Sheeran could factor into the show's end.
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Rep. Matt Gatez of Florida, also a strong Trump ally, gave energetic and animated questioning of Mueller about the Steele dossier, which Mueller explained did not factor into his investigation.
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Most fans probably wouldn't care about how much a quarterback or a receiver was getting paid if it didn't factor into how much cap space that contract is eating up.
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And they have been joined by other unsettling developments, many of them far from home, that investors will have to factor into their thinking as the second half moves along.
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LONDON, Nov 1 (LPC) - A number of investors in CLOs are holding talks with CLO managers over how environmental, social and governance issues factor into their leveraged loan portfolio decisions.
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The APL team is already in talks with undisclosed manufacturers who they say could integrate the new chemistry and form factor into existing lithium-ion production facilities without much difficulty.
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If you're counting on working past your 65th birthday, be sure to consider how Medicare may factor into your plans — even if you already have health insurance through your job.
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The series of events offer Mueller's team insight into Trump's mindset during their investigation and could factor into whether an obstruction of justice case could be made against the President.
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The disclosure is the latest window into what's at stake for Trump and his family as Democrats probe his finances — an investigation that could now factor into his potential impeachment.
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All of these factor into our vulnerability as a community, but our experience is about more than just violence — far too often, these stories are never given a follow-up.
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With an inside look at how these sites may factor into the future of American drug policy, Scott has ample authority to comment on how they could impact gay meth users.
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Few, if any of these, factor into the information I found, though Dilenschneider's research shows very little difference between the type of person who visits a smaller versus a larger museum.
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LHP Ariel Miranda allowed six runs on five hits in five innings Wednesday but didn't factor into the decision as the Mariners lost 9-6 in 10 innings to Kansas City.
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"The balkanized, fragmented state of Western markets is starting to factor into resource-owner energy output and revenue forecasts," said Matthew Crosby, policy director for Coronal Energy, a renewable energy developer.
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Microsoft's no doubt excited at the prospect of getting that form factor into young hands as it works to build out the space on the high-end with its Surface line.
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One thing that your birth chart doesn't reveal in much detail, however, is the direction that the rest of your life might take (and how the cosmos may factor into it).
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However, the original series already had multiple characters of color who could factor into an "inclusive" reboot — including the Black slayer Kendra and the "First Slayer," as well as other characters.
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It's unclear whether a potential ban on Huawei and ZTE would factor into negotiations, but such an executive order would likely invite some bad blood between the world's two largest economies.
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A 2014 report by the Care Quality Commission looked at how ethnicity tends to factor into how people enter mental health care, particularly when they're sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
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Zandi said that the recently resolved Verizon strike where 35,000 workers dropped off payrolls didn't factor into the ADP figure but it is likely to weigh on last month's government numbers.
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Kraninger told reporters Tuesday that she would "take stock" of the controversy surrounding enforcement chief Eric Blankenstein's anonymous 2004 writings, but hinted that the controversial posts wouldn't factor into her decision.
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Part of the system is a neighbor watch program that's being piloted across the country where designated watchers are paid to record people's behaviors that factor into their social credit score.
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"I see a recklessness in him that I never saw before, going out on these limbs, saying things that could very well factor into the impeachment of his client," Frydman said.
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We checked in with experts who broke down for us why finances — and specifically debt — should factor into your dating decisions before you get too serious with Mr. or Mrs. Right.
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But critical acclaim for Affleck's portrayal of a struggling janitor living outside Boston has also raised scrutiny over whether his past off-screen behavior should factor into his Academy Award consideration.
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Here's what he said: This bears no resemblance to any health insurance I've ever heard of, and I have no idea how he thinks pre-existing conditions factor into this explanation.
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That Miles is gay doesn't really factor into the story except that he gets advice and encouragement via primitive internet chats — it's 1999, remember — with a gay young man in Chicago.
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" Asked whether he was willing to potentially lose his seat over supporting an inquiry, Crow told BuzzFeed News on Tuesday morning that "politics is not going to factor into our decision.
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Kubasiak said in his order that he was aware of the county's "budgetary turmoil" as a result of the revenue loss but that it did not factor into his decision making.
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Over the past two years, congressional Democrats have targeted President Donald Trump's business in the name of fighting possible corruption and ensuring his personal bottom line doesn't factor into public policy.
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Clinton — or navigating or repairing a long-term one — the men and women in the 22020 race must grapple with how the 2016 nominee will factor into the next 18 months.
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UBS will still receive the commissions, but because they no longer factor into pay, advisers will not have an incentive to repeatedly trade in retirement accounts for the sake of higher bonuses.
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The Arms Control Association's (ACA) "Worldwide Inventory of Ballistic Missiles" cites several currently operational short, medium and long-range Russian missiles which could factor into the threat equation outlined by US leaders.
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"Not once were race or the #metoo movement ever discussed, nor did either factor into our decision, as implied in various media outlets," the jury of seven men and five women wrote.
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Either way, it shouldn't factor into whether someone votes for his wife, just as Melania Trump's ability to turn heads and inspire envy in others should not sway voters toward her husband.
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The 24-year-old gave up a run and three hits in 6 1/3 innings but did not factor into the decision in his only prior start against Seattle last season.
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For music though, it's still very, very early days for VR. Like any new medium, it takes a beat for it to move past the kitsch factor into a legitimate art form.
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I'm interested to see how humans factor into solving some of these issues — for example, YouTube is implementing more human screening of videos to assuage advertisers' fears about appearing on inappropriate content.
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Conley didn't factor into the decision last Thursday, when he allowed three runs on two hits and two walks over one inning in the Marlins' 6-4 win over the Washington Nationals.
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If jet-setting off to the tropics every weekend doesn't quite factor into your summer budget (if it does, please take us with you), then sun-soaked, city-central alternatives are key.
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A weak or non-existent El Nino, which typically suppresses the development of Atlantic hurricanes, and warmer sea surface temperatures factor into the predictions, said Gerry Bell, a NOAA hurricane climate specialist.
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Urias was charged with a run on one hit with five strikeouts and two walks in 6 228/20 innings but for the third consecutive start did not factor into the decision.
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Don't think such an attitudinal evolution didn't factor into the league's growth in popularity and the enormous television revenue increases that stretched the salary cap and allowed the Warriors to pursue Durant.
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The Rangers picked up another solid outing from Darvish, who didn't factor into the decision despite striking out nine and allowing just three hits and three runs in 7 1/3 innings.
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That said, the Knicks do not have a viable backup on the roster, another complication to factor into the free-agent sweepstakes and Jackson's effective use of his available salary-cap space.
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And Social Security should still factor into those future income projections, Smith said, though those estimated benefits should be reduced by around 20 percent to 25 percent from where they are today.
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He didn't factor into the decision in his lone career start against the Marlins on April 33, when Syndergaard gave up one run over seven innings as the Mets fell, 23-21.
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Read more: 8 people who retired before age 45 reveal how the decision changed their money habitsUnexpected health care costs and inflation could also factor into running out of money, they said.
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One of the things that vacationers often forget to factor into their calculations are the sneaky fees that can pop up along the way, like baggage fees, ATM fees and booking fees.
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"There is little evidence to support the SPR having been used to successfully stimulate economic activity, particularly when one considers all of the various factors that factor into the economy," Medlock said.
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The film is directed by John Crowley (Brooklyn) and recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, and the legacy of the book has already started to factor into early critical responses.
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There are a number of things that can factor into the price change you see on your car insurance quote when you renew your policy, from new state laws to natural disasters.
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OK, on a serious note, the Democratic National Committee did significantly alter the way in which superdelegates -- the éminence grise of the Democratic Party -- factor into the nominating process over the weekend.
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He adds that this particular group is consulted in general for new features, not just for new words, but it's clear that players in general factor into how Zynga thinks about words.
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The U.S. certainly won't be able to make up for the 1.8 million barrels in production that OPEC is expected to cut, but it will factor into the balance of supply and demand.
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Assuming things haven't drastically changed since then, the folding phone will unfold from a 4.58-inch candy bar form factor into a 7.3-inch tablet screen, which Samsung calls its Infinity Flex Display.
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Opponents say wellness programs, on-site health clinics and tax-free contributions to health savings accounts are all contributing to the value of a health plan, since these all factor into plan costs.
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Sessions said the administration has been pressuring jurisdictions on a host of other immigration enforcement-related issues -- and will continue to do so -- but that those issues will not factor into funding decisions.
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But the IRS says it won't factor into your cost basis — meaning it will be taxed again as income when it's eventually withdrawn or returned to you, even if that's later this year.
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The PMI surveys were conducted after the U.S. election but IHS Markit said panelists had yet to factor into responses Donald Trump's shock victory, whose campaign hinged on trade protectionism and migration curbs.
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This would also force Iran to factor into its strategic calculus the risks of escalation — not just with Saudi Arabia but with the United States, which could bound how far it might go.
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Nola didn't factor into the decision in his first start of the season last Tuesday, when he gave up one run over seven innings as the Phillies fell to the Reds, 3-83.
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In the same article, Yu also said the introduction of a "counter-cyclical factor" into the official midpoint formula in May did not accurately reflect supply and demand in the foreign exchange market.
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The announcement from Deutsche Telekom — coupled with news from SoftBank this week that it might also drop Huawei equipment — could also factor into the pending merger between T-Mobile (TMUS) and Sprint (S).
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The weakening in inflation expectations may factor into U.S. Fed policymakers' decision whether to lower interest rates in the coming months to help boost U.S. price growth towards the central bank's 22% goal.
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Social behaviors may not factor into US credit scores, but the idea that a person's financial history reflects trustworthiness has long influenced employment decisions and other factors that affect Americans' quality-of-life.
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The weakening in inflation expectations may factor into Fed policy-makers' decision whether to lower interest rates in the coming months to help boost U.S. price growth towards the central bank's 2% goal.
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Participation in the Champions League is worth about $100 million a year to the club, and missing out on it could factor into the career decisions of some of the team's star players.
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This is usually an issue of raw power, where some chargers just aren't beefy enough to juice up a laptop, but there are also different quick charging specifications that can factor into your experience.
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There are other artists who factor into the plot — fictional versions of Joseph Bueys and Günther Uecker serve as Kurt's teacher in Düsseldorf and best friend, respectively (Richter's actual teacher was Karl Otto Götz).
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And I think anyone who's hoping to understand where we've gone awry in some places would benefit from understanding that and perhaps seeing the things that factor into that a little bit more clearly.
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But, sensing an opportunity for some profitable preseason cross-promotion, the league decided to present their first four fights this summer, rationalizing the decision by saying each fight will factor into future tournament rankings.
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China first introduced the unspecified counter-cyclical factor into its midpoint fixing formula in May 2017 in what traders believed was a move to reduce price swings and counteract expectations of further yuan depreciation.
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According to a 2015 study from Harvard University, transgender youth are also at disproportionate risk for depression and suicide, which can certainly factor into the social stress and health disparities that Dr. Pedro mentioned.
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Many fans also believe that his Trump-friendly social media presence — which also got its fair share of heat — was controversial enough to factor into his recent decision to quit Twitter and Instagram (again).
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They are as follows:NSA Spying KittyIraq War KittyCIA Vault7 KittySyria Files KittyCableGate KittyKremlin Spying KittyTPP KittyAfghan War KittyThe 103 ETH price tag (today worth $95,782) might factor into why none so far have sold.
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Harvey didn't factor into the decision last Friday, when he allowed four hits and two walks while striking out three over five scoreless innings in the Mets' 3-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves.
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Urias was reached for three runs in as many innings during a relief spot last year in Coors Field and did not factor into the decision in his only career start against the Rockies.
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Beijing's concerns about Taiwan are likely to factor into Chinese defense spending this year, following a stern New Year's speech from President Xi Jinping, threatening to attack Taiwan should it not accept Chinese rule.
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Let's say you have a way to get to China and are interested in living out your own drone fantasies, here are some facts about the S6 that can factor into your buying decision.
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But declining growth overall begs the question of whether Capital One might be facing similar headwinds, which could factor into its reasoning for not providing digital user figures — a metric most big banks disclose.
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He didn't factor into the decision last Wednesday, when he gave up three runs on four hits and one walk while striking out four as the Mets fell to the Philadelphia Phillies, 5-4.
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Many storylines, including the resurgence of Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson — as well as the plethora of young, sharp golfers in contention — factor into the large "handle," the amount wagered on a particular event.
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Rea recorded his first quality start in five turns Tuesday versus Atlanta but did not factor into the decision despite allowing three runs on six hits and a pair of walks over seven innings.
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What might surprise some New Yorkers, though, is how local ingredients factor into Von Rock's beverage program, and how much of a wine director's day is spent searching for new and exciting cocktail ingredients.
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It's still unclear exactly how Sam's studies factor into the bigger picture on Game of Thrones, but it's a safe assumption that something in that vast library will be essential in the upcoming war.
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I conceived this puzzle five years ago this month, not long after the publication of two Tuesdays that would later factor into a decision that may have made the difference between rejection and acceptance.
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"These disparities violate several federal civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination and suggest hidden biases that may factor into which children get paddled," Elizabeth Gershoff, who conducted the study, said in a press release.
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Law, who ran the National Republican Senatorial Committee as the Senate held former President Clinton's impeachment, said it remains unclear how or whether impeachment will factor into voters' minds over the next 13 months.
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As Trump pushed to promote false narratives about Biden and Ukraine, he endangered the lives of Ukrainian military personnel and revealed that concerns for the inevitable collateral damage did not factor into his calculations.
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The company said in a statement that it accidentally ingested phone numbers and email addresses collected for security measures like two-factor into two of its advertising systems, called Tailored Audiences and Partner Audiences.
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Once you factor into that equation that the Sonos Move lets you move out of wifi range and switch to Bluetooth opens up a whole avenue in the Sonos experience so many people love.
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RHP Zach Eflin pitched well Saturday, allowing two runs on four hits with four strikeouts and no walks in seven innings, but did not factor into the decision of the Phillies' defeat by the Dodgers.
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But as influencers grow in prominence and take on more brand deals, it's become harder to believe that the brand-sponsored free trips and PR packages don't at least somewhat factor into influencers' editorial decisions.
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How it works: The proposed 2020 NCAP would test safety features and crash- avoidance systems in an updated set of scenarios, and clearly communicate to consumers how they factor into the overall vehicle safety rating.
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Google has already pledged to natively support foldables to limit fragmentation, and Android has the advantage of a mobile platform for devices that attempt to switch from a phone form factor into a tablet one.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A sustained stock market sell-off would need to factor into the Fed's policy debate, just as would any steady shift in financial conditions, Federal Reserve vice chair Richard Clarida said on Thursday.
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Thanks to the site's wide selection of crystal-infused perfumes, soaps, and candles, your crystal collection doesn't have to stop with the stones themselves — they can factor into every step of your self-care routine.
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He informs her that she can join the Hilltop if she chooses, but it's not clear what plans the show has for her, or whether the unexplained helicopter people will factor into the new season.
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"Not once were race or the #metoo movement ever discussed, nor did either factor into our decision, as implied in various media outlets," the jurors, whose names have not been released, said in the statement.
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On cross examination, Daniel Petrocelli, a lawyer for AT&T and Time Warner, pressed Shapiro on why he did not factor into his model an arbitration offer made by AT&T that would prevent blackout.
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The risks of physical damage, liabilities or business disruptions from climate change do not currently factor into ESG-ratings by index-providers, which often shape the investable universe for fund managers or exchange-traded funds.
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As Democrats on Capitol Hill decide whether to pursue more information from the Justice Department, including underlying evidence gathered during the investigation and direct testimony from Mueller, Barr's words will certainly factor into their decision.
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He did not factor into the decision Thursday when he went 5 2/3 innings, allowing three hits and one run while striking out eight, in a 6-5 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Factor into the equation that a duel between goaltenders Carey Price and Henrik Lundqvist is the main subplot and it adds up to an intriguing first-round series, which gets underway Wednesday night in Montreal.
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And while some of Pugh's national teammates like Krieger and Rapinoe might have had less than glowing things to say about their interactions with the Spirit, Pugh said recent incidents didn't factor into her thinking.
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Disney is expected to mount a big awards campaign for the film, which could bring Marvel Studios its first Oscar and will factor into a number of craft categories like costume design and original song.
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Similarly, basements, and outdoor areas like courtyards and roofs, also don't factor into the allowed size of a building, making them a good place to stick play areas since apartments couldn't be built there anyway.
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Those "soft" indicators won't factor into the calculation of GDP, but December's large drop in retail sales will — even if it turns out to be a fluke that's revised away later, as many economists expect.
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Although the blockbuster movie was nominated for the top honors at both the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards this year, it failed to factor into the best picture race at the upcoming Academy Awards.
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The firm's report will factor into to Holder and Albarran's larger investigation into Uber's cultural problems, which will include recommendations for how the ride-hail giant can prevent future cases of harassment and discrimination from occurring.
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" But Brown said that same consideration — a Republican governor choosing his successor in the Senate — did not factor into his decision not to run for president: "Most Democrats would trade a Senate seat for the presidency.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin declined Wednesday to rule out a run for Illinois governor in 2018, saying whether his colleagues will reelect him as the Democrat's No. 2 will factor into his decision.
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And while the blockbuster movie was nominated for the top honors at both the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards this year, it failed to factor into the best picture race at the Academy Awards.
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Clearly, the scene is communicating that those black, pyramid-shaped ships are going to factor into a future version of the game — whether it's a Destiny 23 add-on or Destiny 3 remains to be seen.
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"I don't want to spend 10 hours away a day from my child, so those things factor into it for me," she told Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet of the Kidnap premiere in Los Angeles.
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As these debates continue, leaders would be well served to factor into the debate the importance of U.S. intelligence collection capabilities, its connection to U.S. presence overseas and its role in anticipating current and future threats.
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At the Television Critics Association summer press tour in August, Fogelman insisted that the show is structured like Lost — where the pasts of the kids in the present will factor into who they are right now.
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Worries over currency manipulation will also factor into the discussions, but a U.S. official indicated that the depreciation of China's yuan to five-and-a-half year lows, and the Chinese central bank's reaction, were understandable.
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Difficulty unplugging from work, guilt about being out of the office and concerns about their reputation with their boss all factor into the worry many employees face about taking time off, according to a recent report.
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These weapons were reduced unilaterally and not by treaty both during and after the end of the Cold War, but did not factor into the doomsday clock moves until after the end of the Cold War.
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"This didn't factor into our decision, but immigration in Canada is more well organized than immigration into the U.S.." Facebook currently operates AI research centers in Paris, New York City and Menlo Park, employing about 105 researchers.
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DeGrom didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Thursday, when he allowed five hits and one walk while striking out six over seven innings as the Mets fell to the Rockies. 2-1.
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Tigers RH Justin Verlander (7-248, 22) Tomlin failed to factor into the decision for the third straight time Monday against Tampa Bay, yielding four runs (three earned) - including two homers - on five hits across seven innings.
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The Supreme Court is expected to rule this month whether the Trump administration can add the question asking respondents about their citizenship status, meaning the results of the new survey will not factor into the court's ruling.
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What's even more intriguing, though, is hearing how Murphy plans to frame that story: He tells VanDerWerff that he sees it as the beginning of an anti-Clinton movement, one that would factor into the 2016 election.
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The IPO has tested investor appetite for a social media app that is popular among people under 30 for applying bunny faces and vomiting rainbows onto selfies, but has yet to convert the cool factor into cash.
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Joey Votto is 12-for-34 with two homers against Garza, who did not factor into the decision versus the Reds in his season debut on April 24 after allowing four runs (one earned) in four frames.
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Sanders may or may not win Indiana's primary—he and Hillary Clinton are in a virtual tie as I write—but the election didn't really factor into the speech he gave shortly after the state's polls closed.
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The 22-year-old topped out at 2377 pitches and was ineffective over three minor-league rehab starts, failing to factor into the decision in any of those outings despite giving up 214 runs over 183 innings.
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Wheeler didn't factor into the decision on Monday, when he gave up one run on seven hits and one walk while striking out six over six innings as the Mets fell to the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-3.
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DeGrom, who didn't factor into the decision in the Mets' 1-0, 10-inning loss to the San Francisco Giants on Friday, has allowed just one run over his last three starts, a span of 19 innings.
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"There are so many other things that factor into how we understand ourselves or form our gender identities, and all those other things can also impact how a teen boy might experience exposure to pornography," Tarrant says.
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Orioles RH Chris Tillman (21-2766, 28) Faria has opened his major-league career with four straight quality starts but did not factor into the decision Saturday against Baltimore when he allowed three runs over six innings.
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"Spirit" will be included in the film — during a "pivotal scene with Beyoncé's character, Nala," according to a press release from Disney — but it's very unlikely that the remainder of The Gift will factor into the movie.
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The central bank introduced the "counter-cyclical factor" into its formula that determines the mid-point reference rate for the yuan in late May saying it would allow the currency's value to better reflect supply and demand.
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Why it matters: The score, called the "environmental context dashboard" announced in May, used 15 different factors from a student's social and economic background to create a single score for colleges to factor into their admission decisions.
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Mark this down as a not overly spectacular — but certainly robustly good-enough — launch for Disney's plan to annualize its Star Wars franchise entries, including stand-alone "stories" that don't quite factor into the central Skywalker saga.
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Already, we're at five Oscar races where "1917" has the makings of a front-runner, and there are several other categories that the film could factor into, even if a win may be harder to come by.
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That means no critics were able to review it before it was released, a factor that also affects the film's Rotten Tomatoes score (which appears on the Fandango ticket-purchasing page and can factor into ticket sales).
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Take a look: Amazon stressed that incentives like tax breaks would factor into its decision, but those are likely to be unique to each project, so we didn't look at a city's past incentives for this analysis.
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SHANGHAI, May 26 (Reuters) - China is considering introducing a "counter-cyclical factor" into the way it calculates the yuan currency's reference rate each day, the country's foreign exchange trading platform, overseen by the central bank, said on Friday.
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VOLATILE WEATHER PATTERNS The risks of physical damage, liabilities or business disruptions from climate change do not currently factor into ESG-ratings by index-providers, which often shape the investable universe for fund managers or exchange-traded funds.
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If part 2, premiering April 5, picks up mere days after the events of the holiday special, it would make sense for the new demons to heavily factor into whatever Witch Epiphany-adjacent drama Sabrina finds herself in.
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With his off-key rejoinders, he demonstrated repeatedly how he sees everything -- people, properties, cities, and entire countries -- in terms of how they factor into his business and personal universe, which seem to be one and the same.
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North Korea's fear of meeting the same fate as Libya — or maybe more specifically its leader meeting the same fate as Colonel Qaddafi — has appeared to factor into North Korea's thinking about its own weapons program for years.
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But it does factor into an intense Democratic campaign to peel away a few Republicans to build a majority of senators willing to back the admission of new witnesses and evidence that could be damaging to the President.
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Mets RH Bartolo Colon (11-7, 3.36) Morgan enjoyed a rare quality start but did not factor into the decision against St. Louis last Friday despite yielding one run on five hits and two walks across six frames.
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The app also prompts users to answer questions about how they feel immediately after an activity is recorded and when they wake up in the morning, which factor into the algorithm that creates the Strain and Recovery scores.
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Phelps didn't factor into the decision last Friday, when he allowed four runs (three earned) on two hits and three walks while striking out six over 216 278/2126 innings as the Marlins beat the Padres 225-221.
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He held the New York Yankees to one hit, three walks and no runs over seven innings Saturday but did not factor into the decision in the game won on RF Jose Bautista's three-run homer in the eighth.
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Fister did not factor into the decision in the Astros&apos 8-6, 13-inning victory in Anaheim on May 29 after surrendering just one earned run on five hits and four walks with six strikeouts over six innings.
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The Indiana native has yet to factor into the decision in any of his three minor-league turns, although he has posted a 33 ERA and 1.60 WHIP to go along with an 18:5 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
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Syndergaard didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start on April 257, when he allowed two runs on six hits while striking out four over six innings as the Mets fell to the Miami Marlins, 267-3093.
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They factor into cultures across the globe: "In India and Pakistan, they mean something very specific — think about 'the Kite Runner' — in Japan, they were weaponized and in China, they're part of the fabric of daily life," he says.
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Stenger said the economic demographics in the areas around retail stores that accept SNAP factor into the estimates, along with the stores that actually accept the food stamp payment cards (commonly referred to as EBT or electronic benefit transfer).
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But it's possible it will factor into the decisions of voters in some key districts that could help decide the midterm elections in November, at a time when his sub-40% approval rating is already dragging some candidates down.
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I don't know if he'll factor into Marvel's plans for the future, though, considering the next few movies on the studio's list are probably The Eternals, a Black Widow movie, a Doctor Strange sequel, and a Black Panther sequel.
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Thomas Hudson, senior game designer on Control at Remedy Entertainment, spoke at length about Jesse's abilities and the Service Weapon, how they factor into every aspect of the game, and what players can expect when the game arrives Aug. 27.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While recently tighter U.S. financial conditions will factor into the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decisions, it is "extraordinarily premature" to even talk about using negative interest rates to stimulate the economy, a top Fed official said on Friday.
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This issue may not directly factor into the discussions the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Russia are having this week on the sidelines of an energy summit in Algeria, given they are more likely focused on supply.
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You will let yourself think about this theoretical deposition, where he'll be asked about exactly how forward you were, because the point is to prove that you're promiscuous, which the defense has some idea might factor into your sexual harassment claim.
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Friday's jobs report will also likely factor into the ongoing U.S. presidential election, which has seen presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton spar with the GOP's Donald Trump, the latter of whose support has largely come from districts with high joblessness.
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Forbes anticipates Swift could return to the top of the list next year, when sales of her new album Reputation will factor into her income, as well as what will likely be a high-earning tour starting in the spring.
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Manafort has questioned the relationship between special counsel Robert Mueller's office and the press, but it was not immediately clear how the April 11, 2017, meeting described by FBI special agent Jeffrey Pfeiffer on Friday would factor into that dispute.
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A Yahoo Sports report in April suggested the signal-caller was unhappy with his lack of influence in personnel decisions that affect him — like the release of longtime wideout Jordy Nelson — and said it could factor into future contract discussions.
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After all, in Thrones of Britannia, each faction is led by nobles who intrigue for their own advancement even as they serve their state, and each faction has its own animating politics that you have to factor into your decisions.
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"While environmental, social and governance factors should always factor into investment decisions, this is largely a marketing exercise," said Steve Goldman, a global portfolio manager at Sydney-based Kapstream Capital, which has A$10 billion ($7.6 billion) of fixed-income assets.
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"We are not going to get ahead of the President with regards to topics that will be part of the summit," NSC spokesman Marc Raimondi wrote in response to questions about how North Korea's cyber aggression would factor into the summit.
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Guerra didn't factor into the decision last Friday, when he allowed one run on three hits and three walks while striking out five over 5 2/3 innings in the Brewers' 4-2, 10-inning loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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While adding a healthy Durant to the lineup would tip the NBA Finals in Golden State's favor, Kerr said the team will not let the status of the best-of-seven series factor into the decision of when he plays next.
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The fact that YouTube considers it a violation of community policies and could take down your video, issue strikes against your channel, and possibly remove your entire account shouldn't factor into this decision, but it's 2018 and here we are.
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We also know that the social determinants of health — the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age — factor into health disparity for individuals facing economic instability, lack of education and family challenges often present in distressed communities.
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Still, that isn't to suggest that Kidding disregards the way sadness and anger factor into everyday life, as Jeff's producers do in order to keep Mr. Pickles going; Carrey's face is a canvas too expressive for a message that simplistic.
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Quinoa doesn't normally factor into dishes that are seen as markers of national pride, which is why so many Malaysians were enraged by recent comments made by Prime Minister Najib Razak on a recent televised question-and-answer panel last Thursday.
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Not all of these facts factor into the formal impeachment articles -- abuse of power and obstruction of Congress -- that the Senate is considering, but the case, methodically laid out with video from the House impeachment hearings, is hard to deny.
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Participation in the Champions League is worth about $100 million a year to the club, and missing out on it could factor into the career decisions of some of the team's star players, potential signings and even City's coach, Pep Guardiola.
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The ledger and the circumstances surrounding its discovery appear to factor into a bizarre incident last month when a website used by Ukrainian computer hackers released some 280,000 text messages hacked from the cellphone of one of Mr. Manafort's daughters, Andrea.
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DeGrom didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Sunday, when he gave up one run on seven hits and two walks while striking out three over 6 2/3 innings as the Mets beat the Detroit Tigers, 3-1.
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Wheeler didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start Tuesday, when he allowed one run on four hits and two walks while striking out seven over five innings as the Mets fell to the Miami Marlins 6-2 in 10 innings.
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LHP Tyler Anderson continued his strong rookie season Thursday, when he didn't factor into the decision after allowing one run on seven hits and no walks while striking out five over six innings in the Rockies' 2-1 victory over the Mets.
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Matz didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start Tuesday, when he gave up two runs on five hits and one walk while tying a season high with nine strikeouts as the Mets fell to the Arizona Diamondbacks 226-214.
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Consent didn't factor into the equation for the Redditor who made this clip, and a casual observer wouldn't know the video is fake if they received the file from a friend via text message or email, because the transformation is so well done.
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What struck me the first time I saw Cold War was how much it's about the ways that different political systems shape Zula and Wiktor as individuals, but also their relationship — how those systems factor into the twists and turns their relationship takes.
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He didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Tuesday, when he gave up three runs on eight hits and one walk while striking out four over five innings in the Mets' 4-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds.
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National issues undoubtedly factor into the public's attitude towards Fatah after two-decades at the helm of the PA. 20-odd-years after Oslo, with peace talks ground to a halt and lack of clarity about "where-to-next," Palestinians are conflicted.
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Congressional Republicans are unsure how an infrastructure package will factor into their 200-day agenda, according to the top lawmaker on the Senate Transportation Committee, but the issue is likely to be discussed at the annual GOP retreat in Philadelphia this week.
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Block has also figured out the value of everything that a retailer could offer that might factor into a discount: prominent product placement on the shelf or near a store's entrance, free catalog advertising, longer deal terms, special in-store or online promotions.
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Financial markets always factor into Fed decisions, so the yield picture likely played a role in the FOMC forecast that no further rate hikes will be coming this year, even though members indicated that two were likely as recently as December 2018.
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Also worth noting — though it's unclear how this will factor into the fair's content beyond a special panel on the morning of December 2 — is that Aqua has partnered with the Association of Women Art Dealers for this year's edition of the fair.
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Accounting for the quality is difficult business (there's a lot of biology and ecology that factor into the equation), but Michael Gagne, the director of business development at the Ipswich Shellfish Company, told me to think about clams like people think about wine.
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RHP Jose Fernandez labored early but dominated late on Tuesday, when he didn't factor into the decision after allowing one run on three hits and three walks while striking out five over five innings as the Marlins beat the Mets, 2-1.
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Gsellman didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Wednesday, when he gave up five hits and one walk while striking out four over 5 2/3 scoreless innings in the Mets' 1-0 loss to the Washington Nationals.
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Padres RH Colin Rea (3-2, 4.74) Chen did not factor into the decision for the fourth straight time Wednesday at Minnesota, surrendering five runs - including three homers - on nine hits over 5 1/19 innings of a loss to the Twins.
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Ross didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start on Tuesday, when he gave up five runs on nine hits and three walks while striking out two over 5 2/3 innings as the Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves, 10-5.
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Hoffman didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start July 8, when he allowed four runs on seven hits and two walks while striking out two over seven innings as the Rockies fell to the Chicago White Sox, 5-4.
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Shipley did not factor into the decision in his most recent start last Friday, when he allowed two runs on four hits and six walks while striking out two over six innings in the Diamondbacks' 26.75-232, 11-inning win over the Brewers.
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It's well-documented that visuals can have a huge impact on taste, so in a moment where the most viral liquid food substitute on the net is going solid, Ripps' packaging raises questions about how experience will factor into the future of food.
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Today there are numerous talent shows, along with many more variety shows and well-known chart TV countdown shows like Inkigayo and M Countdown, which factor into how successful — and therefore bankable — a K-pop idol or idol group is seen to be.
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Blair did not factor into the decision in his most recent start Monday, when he gave up six runs on four hits and four walks while striking out three over four innings in the Braves' 23-8 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.
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Harvey didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start June 10, when he allowed one run on two hits and two walks while striking out eight over six innings in the Mets' 2-1, 11-inning victory over the Milwaukee Brewers.
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With the entirety of the Walt Disney Company's theme park portfolio experiencing closures — parks in France, China, and the US indefinitely and in Japan through mid-April — it's worth noting that different locations have varied ownership, which could factor into when they reopen.
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"These findings throw one important risk factor into the mix [for cardiovascular problems], which has largely been overlooked until now," said Philip J. Landrigan, dean of global health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, who wrote the study's related commentary.
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You're in an inch deep on this stuff and one mile wide, so it's much easier for money to factor into your calculation — I have subject matter expertise on like three things, and you're not going to change me on any of those.
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"If you factor into a growing area like gambling, where elaborate spaces in stadia can even be used when teams are away for fan engagement, these type of investments are going to become more vibrant, and lucrative as joint ventures," he said.
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Cain didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Sunday, when he allowed four runs and 10 hits and two walks while striking out four over 5 2/143 innings in the Giants' 5-4 loss to the Miami Marlins.
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While the size of any debt transfer is still up for discussion, the ensuing rise in the government's debt servicing costs would probably be offset by a reduction in its guarantees to Eskom - something that credit agencies factor into their assessment of "contingent liabilities".
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He didn't factor into the decision, however, because with the score tied at 2-2 in the ninth inning, Josh Harrison hit a little league walk-off home run when the Brewers turned a triple into the winning run with a throwing error. [MLB]
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Matz didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Thursday, when he gave up three runs on seven hits and three walks while striking out six over 20113 1/3 innings in the Mets' 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs.
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The perception of this country always seems to fall on males and ignore their other halves for the simple reason that there is a semi-intentional lack of information available about who these women and girls are and how they factor into consumer gaming.
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Asher didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Sunday, when he gave up two runs on six hits and no walks while striking out four over 4 1/3 innings as the Phillies fell to the Miami Marlins 5-4.
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"We're seeing consumer product companies test the waters and try to figure out how cannabis will factor into existing products or into new lines of products," she said, ranging from personal wellness products like CBD-infused lotion to consumable products like cannabis-infused beer.
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LHP Steven Matz (elbow stiffness) was lifted after six innings Saturday night, when he didn't factor into the decision after allowing two runs on four hits and two walks while striking out seven over six innings as the Mets fell to the Braves, 4-3.
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I introduced the "danger factor" into the Factory because when you walked in—not only were you knocked out by the beauty of it and the fact that there were artists just working all over the place—but there was a feeling of danger.
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Even so, the results offer fresh evidence that concerns about women's emotional health after an abortion shouldn't factor into policies about legal access to these procedures, said Julia Steinberg, a researcher at the University of Maryland, College Park, who wasn't involved in the study.
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A few items that factor into the equation (with figures in Australian dollars): • Intelligence: The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) will receive a funding increase of $24 million for operations, plus $18 million for a legal review, along with $53 million for intelligence oversight.
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Rockies RH Antonio Senzatela (6-1, 123) Martinez did not factor into the decision Saturday despite logging the finest outing of his career, allowing two singles and a walk while striking out five across nine scoreless innings in a 13-inning loss to San Francisco.
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DeGrom didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Saturday despite allowing just two runs on four hits and one walk while tying a career-high with 13 strikeouts over seven innings as the Mets fell to the Miami Marlins, 5-4.
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Amazon The Democratic push to crack down on big everything, in the same vein as Democratic proposals for new wealth taxes to fund social programs, could factor into President Donald Trump's clear plan to paint Democrats as socialists bent on taking over the economy.
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But experts noted some key differences in the outcome of the vote in the United Kingdom and the one coming next November in the U.S. Brexit was a major focus in the special election on Thursday, an issue that won't factor into the U.S. race.
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Those attractions may well factor into pop culture's resurrected romance with the pioneering astronaut, who raised his profile in recent years with guest spots on shows including "The Simpsons" and "Dancing With the Stars," and an appearance at the Summer Olympics in Rio last year.
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" GEMMA CORRIGAN, LEAD, SUSTAINABLE MARKETS - WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM: "In order to create a more equitable and sustainable world, we need to factor into our decision-making the consequences of our actions not only for financial and physical capital but for human, social and natural capital.
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While Keith and Kevin 1 (the character's actual name) at least offer up some visibility for non-white gay fathers, both Glee's Brian Stokes Mitchell and 13 Reasons Why's Alex Quijano are so racially ambiguous, their lives as men of color barely factor into their stories.
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Here's a chart that shows how the terms compare, in terms of Google search volume: Payroll taxes don't factor into the political debate as much as income taxes, but they should: Most middle-class families pay more in payroll taxes than they do in income tax.
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Step Four: Buy that ACNow that you know how many air conditioners you need and the BTUs that are necessary for each one, you're ready to go buy an AC. Everyone has a different budget and different requirements and that will factor into which one you get.
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But that may just come down to the way that popularity is measured in the UK. It took until 221 for streaming to factor into chart data here—which only looks at sales—while in the US there's the added element of radio play to grapple with.
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RHP Logan Verrett lasted a season-long seven innings Wednesday night but didn't factor into the decision after allowing three runs — all in the third inning — five hits and three walks while striking out a season-high seven in the Mets' 5-4 loss to the Cardinals.
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However Mr. Long's ethical troubles factor into the equation, Mr. Trump has made clear that he considers it the duty of all administration officials to peddle his version of reality to protect his interests, be it on matters of policy, politics or the embarrassing Russia investigation.
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Some Trump allies in the House, for example, have demanded the memo detailing the scope of Mueller's investigation as well as memos prepared by former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe that could factor into Mueller's look at whether Trump attempted to obstruct the Russia probe last year.
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Last week, as part of a broader antitrust inquiry into major tech companies, leaders of the House Judiciary Committee requested documents from Amazon regarding how its own products factor into its search algorithm, as well as what data is made available to sellers on the platform.
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The agreement positions the three countries as critical power brokers in Syria's future — and all but assures Syrian President Bashar Assad will factor into the fractured country's future, despite earlier statements by the U.S. and Turkey that he had to go, said analysts of the conflict.
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Using humor as a coping mechanism is nothing new, but the millennial and Gen Z tendency to approach serious issues with jokes adds another layer to political discourse — a layer that senior political analysts of the region probably didn't, or couldn't, properly factor into their analyses.
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Rangers LH Martin Perez (2-3, 4.19) Peacock continued his conversion from reliever to starter as he struck out eight for the second straight outing Monday at Minnesota, but he also surrendered four runs and four hits over 4 2/210 innings and did not factor into the decision.
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These tests are technically voluntary, but the consent forms provided to migrants "note that if families decide to opt out of the Rapid DNA testing, that could factor into a decision of whether or not to separate parent from child in immigration detention," according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is not one to shy away from playing the long game, so it's hard to say how this will factor into any of Amazon's immediate plans (if at all — it could be a defensive patent), especially as its physical store initiatives are fairly new.
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Hellickson didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start on Sunday, when he gave up one run on three hits and no walks while striking out a season-high seven over six innings as the Phillies fell to the Arizona Diamondbacks 22-21 in 234 innings.
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Veteran filmmakers also factor into the mix: Festival-circuit darling Terrence Malick brings auteur firepower to Voyage of Time: Life's Journey, an ambitious documentary 30 years in the making that – in a typical Malick-ian excursion of existentialism and exposition – tackles the birth, past and future of the cosmos.
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Even as Facebook and Google collectively control 54.9% of global advertising budgets, according to eMarketer, Wall Street is warning investors that the companies' growth is slowing, partly from concerns about how data privacy laws like California's Consumer Privacy Act and Europe's General Data Protection Regulation will factor into earnings.
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Gonzalez didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Friday, when he gave up three runs on eight hits and no walks while striking out five over a season-high 6 1/3 innings as the White Sox fell to the Kansas City Royals, 7-5.
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Colon also opposed the Diamondbacks in his most recent start last Wednesday, when he didn't factor into the decision after giving up one run, seven hits and one walk while striking out eight in seven innings as the Mets fell to the Diamondbacks 3-5 in 12 innings.
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Mets 1, Cubs 1 (suspended, 10th inning) Jacob deGrom continued to build his National League Cy Young Award case, but he won't factor into the decision as the game between New York and host Chicago was suspended after heavy thunderstorms arrived two pitches into the top of the 10th.
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Given the hashtag #DeleteFacebook was trending for some time when the Cambridge Analytica scandal began gaining steam at the tail end of the first quarter, the number of users turned off by Facebook and its approach to privacy could have been a factor into why Facebook's user growth shrank.
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Though neither he nor Adrian Cheng would say what the gift entailed, Mr. Gioni insisted that the amount did not factor into their decision to work with the foundation and that it was entirely separate from the $43 million the museum had raised toward its $80 million capital campaign.
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LHP Robbie Ray didn't factor into the decision despite producing one of his best starts of the season Wednesday night, when he allowed just three hits and no walks while striking out four over seven shutout innings in the Diamondbacks' 3-2, 12-inning win over the Mets.
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RHP Jacob deGrom had perhaps his strongest start of the season Wednesday, when he didn't factor into the decision after allowing one run on five hits and two walks while striking out 10 over seven innings in the Mets' 2-1, 13-inning loss to the White Sox.
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But perhaps the most important factor into the album was largely not focused on in Sam Jones' excellent documentary I Am Trying To Break Your Heart and that's Chicago experimental mainstay and Loose Fur cofounder Jim O'Rourke, who ended up mixing and changing the whole direction of the project.
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Pomeranz (10-4, 3.46 ERA) allowed seven hits and a walk while striking out four and departed with a 3-1 lead, but did not factor into the decision after the bullpen blew the lead — leaving him one win shy of matching his career high of 11 last year.
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All it took was Demna Gvasalia slouching a zip-up jacket into an off-the-shoulder silhouette on his debut Balenciaga runway for the topper to be deemed "fashion" (and no longer the coat you break out when it's simply so bitterly cold, "cute" doesn't even factor into outfit-planning).
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Diagnoses of US weakness often factor into developments that the United States cannot unilaterally control — whether the growing economic weight of non-Western countries, the decision of countries such as North Korea to expand their nuclear arsenals, or the rise of hackers who can penetrate government organizations and multinational corporations.
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The visit to North Carolina (1-7, 0-5) comes before two pivotal home games -- first against No. 173 Virginia Tech followed by one against No. 9 Notre Dame -- that will factor into whether Miami reaches its first ACC championship game and contends for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
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Recent studies of both AIC's music programs and its services as a whole found a significant positive impact on inmates's abilities to manage their emotions and work with others, the challenges of which can factor into why many of these men and women end up in the system to begin with.
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There was a concern that Julie Johnston was offside—and the assistant referee had the flag up for the call—but the referee overruled it because Johnston did not touch the ball or factor into the play, so the goal and the 1-0 lead for the U.S. stood. [NBCSN]
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Now, with a crisis bearing down on the nation and little room for waffling, he faces choices that will undoubtedly factor into his re-election prospects in November -- a dynamic people around him say has contributed to the lurching nature of his response which often leaves the hard decisions to others.
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Rather than wondering if a kiss is a violation, probation officers should be able to devote themselves to better things like helping a defendant get a job (a major factor affecting recidivism) or getting a probationer substance abuse or mental health treatment (as drugs and mental issues factor into criminality).
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Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman appears in almost every single tease, and you would have to actively avoid reading casting news to not know that Wonder Woman and her fellow Justice Leaguers Aquaman, the Flash, and Cyborg (played by Jason Momoa, Ezra Miller, and Ray Fisher, respectively) all factor into the film.
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The Americans has previously touched on the idea that the Jenningses have too many balls in the air — that was a major component of Philip's storyline last season — but this hesitation feels more born of Philip and Elizabeth's strengthened connection, and a reluctance to introduce a new complicating factor into their marriage.
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With respect to the 7-nanometer process, Swan said Intel has obviously been investing there and that the rate of investment it makes to "prove out" the technology would factor into capital expenditures next year, along with growth in 14-nanometer process and the rate that it scales the 10-nanometer process.
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Harvey's season-long struggles continued in his most recent start Monday, when he didn't factor into the decision after giving up six runs (five earned) on 11 hits and no walks while striking out four over 3 2/3 innings in the Mets' come-from-behind 8-6 win over the Marlins.
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That means the Echo itself serves as a smart home hub, so you don't have to run out and buy one from, say Samsung or Wink — that's effectively another $70 or $80 you can factor into the product's price tag, making the device's $149 price tag more palatable compared to the standard Echo.
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Though Wednesday's advancement marks the latest achievement in the U.S.-backed coalition's offensive, it once again raises questions of how the coalition's make-up — a mix of Shia, Kurdish and Christian paramilitary groups along with federal forces — will factor into redrawn territory decisions and the safe passage of civilians once the city falls.
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EditorsNote: minor edits Jacob deGrom continued to build his National League Cy Young Award case Tuesday night, but he won't factor into the decision as the game between his New York Mets and the host Chicago Cubs was suspended with the two teams tied 20.69-227 in the 10th inning at Wrigley Field.
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RHP Aaron Blair remained winless as a major leaguer but still authored one of the best starts of his career Saturday night, when he didn't factor into the decision after allowing three runs on five hits and one walk while striking out four over six innings in the Braves' 4-3 victory over the Mets.
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There are already a set of flags the work to note when a card is used in frequent succession across disparate geographies; but Manapat said that newer details such as analysing the speed at which payment details are entered and purchases are made will now also factor into how it flags transactions for review.
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Tesla shares were volatile in trading on Wednesday, bouncing back from the early loss to a significant gain, suggesting that the market, like Musk, is divided on how the China situation will play out for electric cars and whether short-term trade jitters should really factor into the analysis of longer-term corporate goals.
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Syndergaard didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Saturday, when he allowed two hits and no walks while striking out three over a career-low 2 1/210 innings before he was ejected for throwing a pitch behind Los Angeles Dodgers 22B Chase Utley in the Mets' 21-213 loss.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Gray's ERA in August to 20.74 in Graf 228; removes Wacha's record as he did not factor into decision; other minor edits Pinch hitter Matt Carpenter delivered a walk-off RBI single as the St. Louis Cardinals rallied past the visiting Cincinnati Reds 03-20 Saturday night to complete a doubleheader sweep.
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James made it clear after the Cavaliers suffered a four-game sweep against the Golden State Warriors in the N.B.A. finals last month that family considerations would factor into his free-agency thinking more than ever before, which appears to have greatly enhanced the Lakers' chances of luring him away from his Cleveland comfort zone.
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Harvey produced the most dominant game of his career in his only start against the White Sox on May 7, 2013, when he carried a perfect game into the seventh inning but didn't factor into the decision after allowing one hit while striking out 12 over nine shutout innings in the Mets' 1-0, 10-inning win.
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A source at the White House National Security Council said if North Korea were to release the trio, it would be viewed it as a good will gesture ahead of the planned summit with Kim Jong Un. "Their safety and well-being will factor into future interactions between the United States and North Korean government," the source said.
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Now they finally feel their software satire is ready for the big time, so I caught up with the duo as they're putting the finishing touches on their "musical dot comedy" to talk with them a bit about their writing process, what it's like to dramatize an operating system, and how holograms are going to factor into the performance.
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The uncertainty could factor into how each contender approaches Thursday night, since there's no guarantee this same cast of candidates will share the stage again next month -- and therefore no guarantee they'll have the same opportunity to highlight contrasts in policy and approach with the foes they believe they need to knock down again in a few weeks.
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"The public backlash to this scandal around President Park has been so broad-based, there will be at least some members who probably factor into their decision-making that the public receptivity to a vote not to impeach could potentially be quite harsh," Nicholas Consonery, senior Asia-Pacific director at advisory firm FTI Consulting, told CNBC's "The Rundown " on Friday.
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It will be the third attempt at the milestone win for De La Rosa, who didn't factor into the decision in his most recent startTuesday, when he gave up two runs (one earned) on four hits and three walks while striking out four over 6 1/3 innings as the Rockies fell to the Baltimore Orioles, 3-2, in 10 innings.
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That number is significantly higher than Team Trump's $12 billion estimate, or Republican leadership's $15 billion estimate, because it takes into account pesky little things the White House did not factor into its back-of-the envelope calculations, like the fact that many areas where the wall would go are privately owned and need to be purchased and paid for.
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While he admitted, in an exhausting "clarification" (read: doubling down) thread yesterday, that a healthy sex life is a universal concern, it functions in his scenario as almost exclusively a concern of men; never do finding your dominant hand and your genitals, learning to relate to women better, or being equally concerned with the sexual needs of women factor into the equation — but sexbots definitely, definitely do.
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"In many ways, the composer's role — not always, but very much in Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad — is to be in the chair of the audience," he told me, explaining that composers are often writing music that heightens or reacts to the emotion of the moment and doesn't necessarily factor into a longer-term character and plot arcs the way a music supervisor's selections might.
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Also likely to factor into the race between Nelson and Scott this fall is President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who encouraged the Florida governor to seek Nelson's Senate seat early last year and repeatedly offered his endorsement in the race.
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Companies that stay away take another factor into consideration: They are able to glean a lot more information about people clicking on online ads than the people who see their commercials on TV. The actor and entrepreneur Ryan Reynolds, who owns a wireless service called Mint Mobile, made much of his decision to stay away from this year's Super Bowl in a full-page ad that ran in The New York Times.
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They will stumble through booby traps planted by the Collective Bargaining Agreement, just like everybody else: Short contracts, an escalating cap, a flush marketplace, a system that increases payment as players age (with a supermax offer that's atomic enough to make a team feel like it's enduring nuclear fallout), and kidney punches from the luxury tax that may factor into the loss of key contributors across the organization are all designed to make sure a dynasty like this never happens again.
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Hirono, who serves on the Judiciary Committee and has called for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to withdraw Kavanaugh's nomination, called the latest report "very relevant," and suggested that Kavanaugh's temperament and portrayal of his drinking habits should factor into his confirmation.
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AND WE SEE ALL THE OLD LINE COMPANIES, I MEAN, I WOULDN'T SAY THAT THEY'RE STRUGGLING TO COMPETE, BUT THEY CERTAINLY ARE FACING A DAUNTING FUTURE WITH NEW MEDIA COMPANIES, WHICH MAKES ME THINK THAT UNLESS ALL THE PEOPLE CONSIDERING YOUR DEAL ARE LIKE 80 OR SOMETHING – IF THEY'RE NOT LIVING IN THE NEW WORLD, THEY SHOULD PROBABLY UNDERSTAND THAT SOME – YOU'VE GOT SOME NIMBLE COMPETITORS THAT WEREN'T AROUND TEN YEARS AGO THAT YOU NEED TO FACTOR INTO WHETHER THERE'S REALLY ANTITRUST CONCERNS.
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So, when the U.S. Supreme Court in 2005 determined that the Sentencing Reform Act's mandatory sentences could be no more than "guidelines," why didn't Congress reinstate the Rule 85033 escape hatch, if you will; a procedural device that empowered judges to rethink the sentence which may have been too harsh when executed – the harshness perhaps motivated, in part, by the public fury over the case at the time (even though appointed-for- life federal judges will state, likely truthfully, that the public's views do not factor into their decision-making).
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