Analysts polled by Reuters had expected exports to fall by 0.1 percent, and predicted imports would fall by 5.0 percent.
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The end result is that wages would have to fall by more than 10% because rents would fall by less.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected exports to fall by 12.5 percent, and predicted imports would fall by 10.0 percent.
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Altria's market cap is projected to fall by 37%, while British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands would see their market values fall by 32% and 15%, respectively.
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On Tuesday, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said U.S. gross domestic product would fall by up to 0.6 percent and China's would fall by up to 1.5 percent.
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In New York, for instance, child poverty would fall by 36 percent under the most generous option; in California, it would fall by 38 percent; in Illinois, 13 percent.
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Dawson's Fall , by Roxana Robinson (Sarah Crichton Books) .
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The IEA said output from non-OPEC producers is expected to fall by 800,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 2016, an acceleration from the agency's previous forecast for a fall by 20113,000 bpd.
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That helped it reiterate a forecast for full-year currency adjusted sales to fall by up to 3 percent and for operating earnings before special items to fall by 17 to 23 percent.
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The IEA said output from non-OPEC producers is expected to fall by 800,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 20113, an acceleration from the agency's previous forecast for a fall by 710,000 bpd.
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The statement prompted Sky's stock to fall by 1 percent.
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Conventional narrative and plot tend to fall by the wayside.
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Last month, it said production would fall by 80,000 bpd.
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Economists polled by Reuters expected exports to fall by 2%.
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Any of them could change or fall by the wayside.
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Enrollment in Medicaid would fall by 15 million by 2026.
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In such matters, ideology tends to fall by the wayside.
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"We can't let them fall by the wayside," she said.
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The classifications we live under will fall by the wayside.
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The 2020 survey will be issued this fall by Zagat.
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And if they do, let it fall by the wayside.
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Total miles (er, kilometres) driven would fall by 37 percent!
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That's when benefits would fall by 201853 percent for everyone.
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Investors had expected inventories to fall by 3 million barrels.
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Yes.Are fees for managing wealth going to fall by 2030?
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Are fees for managing wealth going to fall by 2030?
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And yet blue laws continue to fall by the wayside.
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During recessions corporate earnings typically fall by a sixth or more.
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In America, the world's largest market, premiums will fall by 2%.
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Your effective tax rate would fall by more than 50 percent!
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Herbalife had earlier expected sales to fall by 4.5-0.5 percent.
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Even so, experts predict many more inches to fall by Saturday.
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Trump went on to win Ohio that fall by eight points.
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The company initially forecast volumes to fall by 13% to 5%.
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Whole Foods has seen its shares fall by half since 2013.
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However, Gazprom Neft saw its net profit fall by 10 percent.
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If this protection were removed, watch prices would fall by 10%.
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In the ten quarters after its arrival, they fall by 3%.
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In 21 states, child poverty would fall by more than half.
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ACT Research forecasts that new truck orders will fall by 35%.
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Twitter blocked a campaign ad earlier this fall by Republican Rep.
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Another 22 million poor people would be brought up closer to the poverty line, child poverty would fall by 28 percent, and deep child poverty (measured at half the poverty line) would fall by 40 percent.
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The Brennan Center for Justice estimated that Chicago's crime rate will, as of September, likely fall by 3.4 percent in 2018 compared to 2017, and the murder rate will fall by 23.2 percent — a big drop.
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If 25 percent tariffs were imposed on all trade between the world's two largest economies, U.S. GDP would fall by up to 0.6 percent and China's would fall by up to 1.5 percent, the IMF said.
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If one thinks the market will rise or fall by less than 2.4 percent, one should sell these options; if one thinks it will rise or fall by more than 2.4 percent, then one should buy them.
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Solar production, however, will slip by 1.5 GW to 33.403 GW. * In France, wind generation will fall by 1.1 GW to 1.2 GW, while power from Solar panels will fall by 230 megawatts (MW), the data showed.
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It's the best show of the fall, by a wide, wide margin.
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By contrast, villages getting the food saw prices fall by 3.9 percent.
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GM would need to fall by 11% to get to that level.
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Analysts had forecast it would fall by 4 percent to A$0.95.
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Last year's downtrend, which saw inventory fall by 69,000 tons, has dissipated.
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Turkish Airlines, the country's national carrier, saw its shares fall by 8%.
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According to Refinitv, tech is expected to see profits fall by 7.9%.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll expected stockpiles to fall by 231.9,2003 barrels.
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A fund whose index declines 5 percent might fall by 20 percent.
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When the tariff is repealed, watch prices fall by a similar amount.
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Investment could fall by an additional $210 billion in 22.3, he added.
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Those who live by the despotic ego, fall by the despotic ego.
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The murder rate in Detroit is estimated to fall by 9.8 percent.
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Last year's downtrend, which saw inventory fall by 69,000 tonnes, has dissipated.
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If the numbers fall by half, the payout is about $30 million.
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The publication was released this fall by the Book Club of California.
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"If you don't support your community, it will fall by the wayside."
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MY STRUGGLE, BOOK 5: Some Rain Must Fall, by Karl Ove Knausgaard.
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Even at the strong performers, too many students fall by the wayside.
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Since then, the PBoC allowed the yuan to fall by on Sept.
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Gateway project: Barring a sudden change, this will fall by the wayside.
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Third quarter earnings are expected to fall by 2.2%, according to Refinitiv.
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It is projected to fall by even more over the next 20.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected input prices to fall by 0.5%.
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Ryan Zinke won last fall by 17 points; and the Georgia Sixth.
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The agency said 22016 crude production will fall by 22017,22016 barrels per day (bpd) to 2200 million bpd, while 2000 crude output will fall by 219.60,1403 bpd to 2140 million bpd, according to the EIA's short term energy outlook.
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It is indeed time for these smaller players to fall by the wayside.
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He expects to announce new efforts this fall by automakers to alert motorists.
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They see the risk skewed more toward a sharp fall by mid-year.
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China rebuked the U.S. for tariffs last fall by reducing orders of soybeans.
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House prices could fall by nearly 20 percent (but mortgage costs would rise).
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And, if AVs are electric, urban emissions from transportation could fall by 85%.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had expected stockpiles to fall by 481,000 barrels.
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Overall charitable donations are expected to fall by 4-6.5%, or $12bn-20bn.
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Investment in social spending would fall by 10.3 percent to 32.9 trillion pesos.
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Bloomberg reported that home prices could fall by an average of 10 percent.
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Port revenues could fall by about 12 percent, estimated investment researcher Morningstar Inc.
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Konik thinks L Brands' shares could still fall by more than 50 percent.
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Still, those did at least fall by less than Wall Street analysts expected.
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Moody's predicts expenditure to fall by 218.1 percent year-on-year in January.
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Congress should pass the Mens Rea Reform Act, introduced last fall by Sen.
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The contenders survive while the pretenders fall by the side, and so forth.
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Oil and gas company profits are slated to fall by approximately 99 percent.
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The average temperature in France will fall by 1 degree Celsius on Tuesday.
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Senior Kurdish commanders recently said Raqqa would fall by the end of October.
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Tax payments reverse that: Reserves and taxpayer deposits fall by a dollar each.
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Some experts warn that sterling could fall by as much as 20% overall.
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But nothing worked — and key U.S. industries began to fall by the wayside.
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In this case, it's likely that HELOC interest rates will fall by 0.25%.
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In the second decade, the center added, revenues would fall by $3.4 trillion.
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Corn area is expected to fall by 11 percent to 3.05 million acres.
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Hamtramck's Buick LaCrosse and Cadillac CT6 saw sales fall by 14.2% and 10.6%.
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In this case, S&P 500 earnings would fall by 13% in 2020.
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Farrow's work eventually ended up being published last fall by The New Yorker.
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The fuel bill is expected to fall by 20.9258 million euros this year.
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Ford, had shares fall by 90.33%, while Fiat Chrysler shares are up 13%.
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It had previously expected EBIT to fall by between 3 and 6 percent.
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In the Plains, more than 2 feet of snow could fall by Friday.
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Meanwhile, London's economic output would likely fall by 2 percent, the report said.
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But it could also fall by $5 if productivity is better than anticipated.
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The company previously estimated that they wouldn't fall by more than 3 percent.
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Papa John's previously estimated that they wouldn't fall by more than 3 percent.
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MSCI, an index group, made a more apocalyptic forecast in December, suggesting that British stocks could fall by 25% and European stocks by 10% in the event of a no-deal Brexit, largely because British GDP might fall by 9%.
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By the numbers, per the report: Gasoline demand could fall by 70% by 2050.
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On Sunday, Falih said the kingdom's shipments would fall by 210,000 bpd in December.
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Over the past five years, the group saw its emissions fall by 3 percent.
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Sugrue expected rates to fall by up to 5 percent at Jan 2018 renewals.
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In Alaska the average tax credit would fall by over 70%, according to Kaiser.
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Carrefour also warned that its 2017 operating profit could fall by around 12 percent.
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They reckon the risk is skewed more toward a sharp fall by mid-year.
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UBS, a bank, reckons that urban car ownership will fall by 70% by 2050.
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Happily, it also forecast that inflation will fall by the end of the year.
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Domestic prices are, as a result, expected to fall by $6-103 per pig.
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Plus, carbon pollution from the transport sector could fall by up to 20 percent.
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Europe's other major river, the Danube, also saw its transport performance fall by 10%.
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By the fourth quarter, earnings comparisons are expected to fall by just about 4%.
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BEAR markets are triggered, by convention, when share prices fall by more than 22015%.
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But lead in paint and drinking water shouldn't fall by the wayside, Neltner said.
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The Reuters consensus forecast was for annual consumer prices to fall by 0.1 percent.
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The sector already saw employment fall by 22,400 last year, according to DBS data.
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And, they point out, the yen is extremely unlikely to fall by 30% again.
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A layman might assume that both fall by 10%, returning the watchmakers to profit.
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And the drama will so engross people that the facts fall by the wayside.
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Office rents could fall by as much as 18% in central London, he warns.
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Even at the earliest ages, it lets many potential stars fall by the wayside.
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The software update immediately caused bitcoin cash's value to fall by about 5 percent.
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We followed up with the watchdog throughout the fall by peppering them with emails.
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Starting in October, the Fed's bond holdings will fall by $10 billion a month.
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And the company faces enormous pressure not to let projects fall by the wayside.
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Average premiums would fall by about 20 percent relative to current law by 2026.
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Analysts expect stocks to fall by 2.8 million barrels, according to a Reuters survey.
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Inventories of both products were expected to fall by more than a million barrels.
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The company expects its margin to fall by about 7 basis points in 2020.
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Residential prices could fall by up to a fifth next year, JLL analysts estimate.
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But Wheeler made it clear that he isn't letting it fall by the wayside.
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Global trade, meanwhile, could fall by up to 3 percent relative to the baseline.
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Another video shows Bieber trying to stop his fall by extending his arm. Ouch.
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Between the ages of 8 and 14, girls' confidence levels fall by 30 percent.
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Economists at JPMorgan Chase estimated economic output would fall by about 0.1 percentage points.
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But the personal element, of thanking family members, seemed to fall by the wayside.
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Of all 28 countries measured, the U.S. saw the biggest fall by some margin.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast stockpiles would fall by 3003 million barrels.
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U.S. CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $2 TO SESSION LOW OF $51.26 A BARREL
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BRENT CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $1 TO SESSION LOW OF $60.62 A BARREL
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The minister has already warned Saudi oil shipments will fall by 500,000 bpd in December.
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Accordingly, real wages look set to fall by about 0.5 percent this year, constraining consumption.
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She began that fall by selling her aunt and uncle's honey via bicycle throughout Minneapolis.
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It now expects output to fall by 0.5% as the list of supply disruptions lengthens.
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U.S. CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN 5% TO SESSION LOW OF $53.64 A BARREL
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WTI CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $1 TO SESSION LOW OF $57.77 A BARREL
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He said sales could fall by "more than 30%" when factoring in other categories affected.
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This year, transition it into fall by layering it over a top with tiered sleeves.
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The NCA's already modest 2017-18 budget, £437m ($577m), will fall by £10m next year.
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It has seen its staff fall by half over three decades, while regulations have proliferated.
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As demand wilts, they predict, Chinese panel prices will fall by at least a third.
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The Embraer deal may fall by the wayside as Boeing contends with regulators and lawsuits.
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Nigeria, Africa's largest producer, also saw output fall by 92,000 bpd to 1.73 million bpd.
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Get a head-start on fall by taking a peek at the 17 leggings ahead.
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Daiwa estimates Macau's GGR will fall by 10 percent in 133 from the prior year.
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Shipments for Apple's iOS platform are expected to fall by more than 12% this year.
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If that were to happen, some estimates suggest house prices might fall by 10-15%.
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Analysts now expect sales to fall by 2% in 2017, and 5% the following year.
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The government thinks the cost of internet per megabyte will fall by half almost immediately.
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And if you don't actively prioritize self-care, it's likely to fall by the wayside.
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And if the president does fall by the wayside this term, Pence could inherit everything.
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Bank of China was the only bank that saw net profit fall by 3.7 percent.
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RWE was flat after it forecast core earnings might fall by a fifth this year.
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A household in the top income quintile saw their income fall by more like 2%.
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The biggest drop will be in Tennessee, where premiums will fall by more than 26%.
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They'd see it fall by more than half, to 15 percent, a truly massive cut.
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No matter the outcome in Friedrichs, unions will not fall by the wayside or disappear.
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Unfortunately, they tend to fall by the wayside as life continues to take its course.
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The report finds that student loan payments fall by 7% when borrowers lose their jobs.
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Up to six more inches of rain could fall by Tuesday evening, according to CNN.
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Analysts surveyed by FactSet had estimated that same-store sales would fall by 2 percent.
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Facebook faced new data security scandals, which caused the stock price to fall by 3.7%.
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He said demand for gasoline could fall by about 21.1% during the coronavirus response period.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN 5% TO SESSION LOW OF $1.4514 A GALLON
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Smarter Living: It's easy for healthy lifestyles to fall by the wayside when you're traveling.
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The ratings agency expects airline passenger volumes to fall by 25% to 35% this year.
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The consultancy had forecast last week it would fall by 2.8 million bpd in 2020.
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The Tourism Authority of Thailand expects Chinese visits to fall by 13 million this year.
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To get the name, atmospheric pressure has to fall by 24 millibars within 24 hours.
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In fiscal 22015, the deficit is expected to fall by 17 percent to $114.2 million.
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As many as 600 others were killed this fall by security forces suppressing antigovernment protests.
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In Kentucky, 1.5 million drivers will see their rates fall by an average of 5%.
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Power sector walkouts saw electricity production fall by about a 10th, or nearly 7 gigawatts.
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The people who fall by the wayside are the people who have nothing to say.
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Now global emissions have to fall by 3.93 percent a year between 2020 and 2030.
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Breach investigations would still be done, but critical security maintenance might fall by the wayside.
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We expect the industry blended tariff to fall by 10%-15% in the next year.
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Stock indexes in the United Kingdom, Germany and France all fall by more than 1%.
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Without dramatic climate action, agricultural production could fall by up to 30 percent by 2050.
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Initiative 91, as it was called, was approved that fall by a 74 percent majority.
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However, over the same period, JPMorgan saw corporate and investment bank headcount fall by 1 percent.
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But a vacuum of leadership at FDA could mean these issues fall by the wayside there.
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Volkswagen and Daimler could see global net income fall by 27 percent and 9 percent respectively.
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He said prices could fall by 60 percent from where they were trading before legalization day.
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The company also said it expects shipments in Brazil to fall by 10 percent in 2016.
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BRENT FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $3 TO SESSION LOW OF $66.42, LOWEST SINCE MARCH 25
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For now, though, it looks increasingly likely that these new missions could fall by the wayside.
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If FANG and the other stocks fall by 10 percent, the notes would gain 30 percent.
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In London, houses could fall by half in value and still look pricey in historic terms.
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Nurses, the mascots of the anti-pay-cap movement, have seen theirs fall by about 6%.
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That compared with a consensus forecast in a Reuters poll for unemployment to fall by 5,000.
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Now the tired old notion that birds are stupid is starting to fall by the wayside.
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But once you hit 2018-19, then supply will fall by about 19 percent (each) year.
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If their returns were capped at 12%, operating profits would fall by 65% and 81% respectively.
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Declines in the food industry helped the food, beverage and tobacco sector fall by 1.0 percent.
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But households in the middle (the 50th percentile) saw their retirement account savings fall by 50%.
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To be sure, weekly U.S. exports rise and fall by wide margins from week to week.
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Will all those expressions of comity fall by the wayside when the meet onstage in Detroit?
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In particular, it expects Venezuelan output could fall by around 200,000 barrels a day this year.
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HSBC is even more aggressive, expecting it to fall by 80 basis points to 1.60 percent.
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However, that politician's nationwide polling average should also rise or fall by roughly the same amount.
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DSW also saw comparable store sales fall by 3 percent, less than analysts had been forecasting.
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Last month, 2000 oil production was expected to fall by 22016,290 bpd to 2000 million bpd.
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These states may have the farthest to fall by limiting the federal Medicaid budget, experts say.
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Minimum capital regulatory ratio readings at Itaú will fall by 0.4 percentage points, the filing said.
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House prices are still likely to fall by another 2%-5% over the next two years.
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This is not the same as saying that overall employment will fall by the same amount.
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ET. Claims are expected to fall by 22012,000 to 230,000 for the week ending April 7.
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The October announcement prompted shares in Smiles to fall by almost 40 percent in a day.
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Sales revenue could fall by as much as 5 percent compared with 2015, the company said.
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Between 583-258 inches (2563-2300 cm) of rain were forecast to fall by the weekend.
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Annual revenue is projected by the department store chain to fall by 3.2 to 4.3 percent.
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Revenue to the government would fall by $883 billion, due to the repeal of ObamaCare taxes.
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Heavyweights like Amazon, Microsoft and Facebook all saw their stock fall by more than 5 percent.
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Most scientists agree the mortality rate will fall by the time the disease runs its course.
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The firm expects demand to fall by more than 16 million barrels per day in April.
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The same study suggested that California production could fall by 23 percent by the century's midpoint.
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For 13, the report forecast that the banks' combined net profits would fall by 9.6 percent.
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A hearing on the complaint against DePaolo was held last fall by an administrative law judge.
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Under current scenarios, emissions will need to fall by 7.6% every year in the next decade.
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But Wheeler has always made it clear that he isn't letting it fall by the wayside.
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You don't want to be startled into a fall by someone or something approaching from behind.
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For 2020, the STB said it expects visitor arrivals to fall by about 72 to 30%.
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Individual market enrollment of people between ages 50 and 59 would fall by more than half.
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If everyone adopted these techniques (plus others), livestock emissions could fall by one-sixth or so.
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The Treasury estimates that the British gross domestic product, representing the size of the economy, will fall by 3.5 percent, clobbering tax receipts; that half a million people will lose their jobs; and that housing prices (and thus personal wealth of homeowners) will fall by 10 percent.
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That compared with a consensus forecast in a Reuters poll for unemployment to fall by only 1,000.
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ENI's partner in the field Royal Dutch Shell saw its share price fall by over 1.9 percent.
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But it's important not to let tricky tech like under panel sensors fall by the wayside either.
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Advertising spending will fall by 22016 percent and grants for in-person assistance will drop 22017 percent.
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The overall crime rate for 22018, meanwhile, is projected to fall by 223.5 percent compared to 22017.
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Hooper noted if certain risks don't fall by the wayside soon, she'll have to downgrade her forecast.
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The Golden State has planned for its emissions to fall by 40%, against 1990 levels, by 20183.
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Analysts now expect the Islamic Republic's exports to fall by another several hundred thousand barrels per day.
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The car firm's shares would have to fall by more than half before the loans went underwater.
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Bosch forecast car production would fall by 3 percent this year to just under 95 million vehicles.
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He thinks that a yes vote will hurt markets and that stocks could fall by 22016 percent.
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It projects that supplies of new diamonds will then fall by 1-2% each year until 2030.
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Same-store sales did fall by 1.7 percent, but that drop was in line with analysts' projections.
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Imagine there is an equal chance that a stock will rise or fall by 50% each year.
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Shares are automatically suspended if they rise or fall by 10 percent in a single day's trading.
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All else being equal, if its net profit margin halves too, earnings would fall by three-quarters.
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Mike Coupe, the boss of Sainsbury's, had claimed that prices would fall by as much as 10%.
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Corporate operating profits are tipped to fall by as much as 40 percent in the current quarter.
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Direct Line said it expected profit before tax to fall by 215 million to 230 million pounds.
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Adjusted earnings are expected to fall by around 33% in its June-ended quarter, according to FactSet.
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Average ticket prices are expected to fall by another 13 to 15 percent between now and March.
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Output in a less severe but still disruptive no-deal Brexit would fall by around 703 percent.
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The reality is, apps that cost a user time, money and inconvenience will fall by the wayside.
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If he wins, with or without the popular vote, any excuses for 2016 fall by the wayside.
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It expects non-OPEC production to fall by more than 1.1 million barrels a day this year.
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The bureau expects exports to fall by 13 percent this year and another 8 percent in 2019.
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A Reuters poll had forecast exports would fall by 1.1 percent and imports rise by 0.3 percent.
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White House ethics officials discovered this as they reviewed emails gathered last fall by five Cabinet agencies.
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Industry research predicts that orders will fall by a full 85033 percent over the next four years.
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Watching TV, meanwhile, is set to fall by two percent, to reach 93 hours 32 minutes daily.
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Analysts were expecting U.S. crude inventories to fall by 2.5 million barrels, according to a Reuters poll.
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Some sleet and freezing rain arrived Friday morning in Missouri, with snow expected to fall by midday.
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The poverty rate for working single mothers would fall by half, from 28.9 percent to 14.5 percent.
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Capital expenditure is expected to fall by 11 percent, or about $1.033 million, in the coming year.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast forex reserves would fall by about $10.5 billion to $3 trillion.
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Unit costs for the full year to March 31 will fall by around 4 percent, it said.
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But yield does not have to fall by much in order for the bull scenario to prevail.
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Consequently, the number of taxpayers claiming the "SALT" deduction is likely to fall by around two-thirds.
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In all, the family's taxes would fall by $2,119 in 2018, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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He thinks sales at the division could fall by 50% over the next 18 to 24 months.
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In Illinois, it would fall by nearly three-quarters; in California, it would be cut in half.
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When he was laid off last fall by Appleton Coated, a paper mill, he feared the worst.
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IPhone sales would fall by 6 million to 8 million, Ives said, which would also hurt profits.
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More than 200 of those companies saw their effective tax rates fall by 20183 points or more.
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Right now, Refinitiv estimates Q3 earnings per share for the S&P 500 will fall by 2.7%.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected reserves would fall by $295.45 billion from August to $3.101 trillion.
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U.S. STOCK FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN 1% AFTER ROCKET ATTACK ON IRAQI AIRBASE HOSTING U.S. FORCES
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Sex education, for which there are no state tests or reporting requirements, can fall by the wayside.
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Most analysts expect this figure to fall by at least 1 million bpd once sanctions kick in.
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S&P Global Platts had projected that crude in U.S. storage would fall by 5.7 million barrels.
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Consider the report on immigration released last fall by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.
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The ministry also said that China's overall yearly consumption of soymeal would fall by 33 million tonnes.
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"There's too much going on on this world to let each other fall by the waste[sic] side."
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The festival is a 33,500-year-old tradition, but some traditions will fall by the wayside this year.
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DE), Europe's biggest consumer electronics retailer, saw coverage fall by a third, while coverage of Seche Environnement (CCHE.
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Projects and legislation not approved by June or by latest October will fall by the wayside until 2020.
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He said he expects oil demand to temporarily fall by 1 million to 2 million barrels a day.
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Even after a further five years, markets were more likely to double again than to fall by half.
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Though buyers could see their monthly mortgage go up by $40, their utility bills would fall by $80.
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The AfD are polling at around 8 percent after seeing their support fall by more than a third.
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Social media stats dictate success and oftentimes, young songwriters without a marketing team can fall by the wayside.
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Yet McDonald thinks that these expectations will fall by the wayside, as they have so many times before.
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Sarwa Capital, a leasing firm that listed its shares on October 15th, watched them promptly fall by 15%.
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Distinguished old players are going to fall by the wayside if they fail to take hold on mobile.
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However, Honeywell said it expected 2017 deliveries to fall by about 30 aircraft, compared with a year earlier.
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As a slew of sporting goods stores fall by the wayside, Dick's Sporting Goods is opening new locations.
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The mechanism is designed to halt free-falling prices by stopping trading if stocks fall by 7 percent.
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Many of us worried that journalism ethics would fall by the wayside when the billionaire class showed up.
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Shipments of the Apple Watch could fall by more than 25 percent this year, according to one analysis.
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Indeed, Macy's announced Tuesday that it expects comparable sales to fall "by approximately 1 percent" in fiscal 2016.
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It said production could fall by as much as 5 percent this year due to the asset sales.
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So far it has allowed its bond holdings to fall by as much as $50 billion a month.
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Brussels also singled out Italy as the only state where investments will fall, by an estimated 0.3 percent.
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The agency said that U.S. shale production was expected to fall by 600,000 barrels per day this year.
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If the costs do not cause retail price hikes, consumption may fall by less than health advocates hope.
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U.S. inventories were expected to fall by 287,000 barrels; the U.S. Energy Department releases its figures Wednesday morning.
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Should low interest rates remain in place until 2019, he said, profits could fall by up to half.
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There are also concerns that structural reforms could fall by the wayside — reforms that Nabiullina said were crucial.
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Festival-goers celebrate all things fall by carving Jack-o'-lanterns that light up the quaint town square.
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The steepest fall by far was in Germany, where retail sales declined by 4.3 percent month-on-month.
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Chesapeake said production could fall by as much as 5 percent this year due to the asset sales.
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Other big takeaways: The average cost of a solar plant is due to fall by 71% by 2050.
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Worldwide sales in 2019 look likely to fall by another 4% to around 77.5 million new vehicle sales.
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But it has no plans to do so, after being burned last fall by the Trump administration's waivers.
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Goldman Sachs predicts that global oil demand will fall by nearly 19 million barrels a day in April.
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Bank executives had signaled earlier in the quarter that capital markets revenue could fall by a greater amount.
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The Australian Tourism Export Council has estimated international tourism revenue in 2020 could fall by 10% to 20%.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS WAS PROMISED INTEREST RATE WOULD FALL BY 1.5-2% BY THE END OF THE YEAR
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The Australian Tourism Export Council has estimated international tourism revenue in 2020 could fall by 10% to 20%.
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U.S. stocks are expected to fall by another 3.3 million barrels this week, according to a Reuters survey.
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Rapeseed and rye harvests are expected to fall by about 25 percent and 35 percent, respectively, it added.
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In 1999 the NASDAQ soared 5003 percent, only to fall by 77 percent over the next few years.
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New York could break 1958 record In New York City, snow will begin to fall by daybreak Wednesday.
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In China, a government economist said first-quarter growth could fall by one point to 5% or lower.
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Economists taking part in the Reuters poll had expected the number of benefit claimants to fall by 3,000.
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Such stories, tips and advice were included in the heavily illustrated book, published this fall by Abrams ($20.49).
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The CBO also said federal budget deficits would fall by $119 billion over 10 years under that bill.
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By 2025, for example, emissions from public lands must fall by at least 35 percent compared to 2014.
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Iran's oil exports could fall by as much as two-thirds due to the sanctions, straining oil markets.
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OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES, U.S. CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $2 TO SESSION LOW OF $54.40 A BARREL
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OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES, U.S. CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $1 TO SESSION LOW OF $52.36 A BARREL
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In India, heat caused the number of hours worked to fall by almost 7 percent in 2017, Watts said.
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Her lawsuit alleges that Mark Henkin, the horse's owner, caused the fall by not setting up her stirrup correctly.
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"It's no fun watching prices fall by 70 percent in 9 months," Anderson said, referring to DJI's price-cutting.
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Express also expects current-quarter comparable sales to fall by 5 to 7 percent, and earnings below current consensus.
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Today, as tourists pour into Salem during the fall by the thousands, there's more business than shops can handle.
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Cooperman told CNBC last week that if Warren is elected the stock market is likely to fall by 25%.
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This will mean underlying profit before tax is expected to fall by up to 12 percent in 2019/13.
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Chinese copper scrap importer HKM expects China's scrap imports to fall by 40% to 50% in May and June.
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The Commission also said investments would fall by 0.3 percent this year, after a 3.4 percent increase in 2018.
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In the Bank of England's "disorderly" Brexit scenario, the central bank said house prices could fall by 30 percent.
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OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES, U.S. CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $1 TO SESSION LOW OF $55.64 A BARREL
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Mr Lourenço has unpegged Angola's currency, the kwanza, from the dollar, prompting it to fall by 27% since January.
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OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES, U.S. CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $2 TO SESSION LOW OF $54.72 A BARREL
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BRENT CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $2 TO SESSION LOW OF $61.55 A BARREL, LOWEST SINCE JUNE 19
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Shareholders are interested in what his impending divorce will mean for his 16% stake, which could fall by half.
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OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES, U.S. CRUDE FUTURES FALL BY MORE THAN $1 TO SESSION LOW OF $58.55 A BARREL
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On Tuesday, bigger rival Altria Group Inc said U.S. volumes could fall by as much as 13% this year.
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For diesel, China National Petroleum Corp in January said it expected demand to fall by 22019 percent in 22023.
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Earlier this year, Pemex said that production is likely to fall by about 100,000 bpd due to budget cuts.
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And when China let the yuan fall by 2% in August 2015, the currencies of other emerging markets tumbled.
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The number of SIDS cases did in fact fall — by half, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.
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During these cycles, street estimates get typically get cut by 45% and shares fall by 40% from the peak.
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Are stocks more likely to rise by 5 percent over the next three months, or fall by 5 percent?
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Economists were expecting existing home sales in April to fall by 1.1 percent, according to Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.
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Kaplan also said that the oil production surplus should fall by half a million barrels per day this year.
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Ball was accused of abuse last fall by former girlfriend Sandra Sellers, who sought a protective order against him.
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China Life warned in January that its 2018 net profit would fall by between 50 percent and 70 percent.
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It will ensure the average funding costs for small companies fall by 1 percentage point this year, it said.
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It will ensure the average funding costs for small companies fall by 1 percentage point this year, it added.
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Mining stocks also fell, led by a 1.5% drop in BHP Group and a 1.1% fall by Rio Tinto.
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But a missile test last fall by North Korea showed it has the capability of reaching the U.S. mainland.
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Bernie Sanders had a lot of things right, including letting the spinning of the emails fall by the wayside.
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" — Sichiyuan, Jinchang, Gansu Province "If housing prices fall by half, talk to me then about having a second child.
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This would require global net carbon dioxide emissions to fall by about 45 percent by 2030 from 2010 levels.
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Demand was forecast to fall by 0.2 GW in Germany and by 1 GW in France, the data showed.
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Ciech's market value more than doubled last year, only to fall by almost 25 percent so far this year.
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During last year's government shutdown, we were already beginning to see Trump's rating begin to fall by this point.
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According to the logic behind this approach, the region will sooner or later fall by itself into Moscow's lap.
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The ad buying firm Magna projects print magazine ad sales will fall by a double-digit rate this year.
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Delta said it has seen net bookings fall by 25% to 23% and expected the situation to worsen further.
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Delta said it has seen net bookings fall by 25% to 23% and expected the situation to worsen further.
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The industry also had 35,500 extruding and drawing machine operators, which is set to see employment fall by 9.9%.
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The ad buying firm Magna projects print magazine ad sales to fall by a double-digit rate this year.
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U.S. stocks are expected to fall by 1.3 million barrels, which would mark a 10th consecutive week of declines.
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As a result, more than 100,000 classrooms were staffed this fall by individuals who were unqualified for their jobs.
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The stages here will be reactivated most weekends this fall by concerts from jazz groups selected by Mr. Moran.
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Analysts polled by FactSet expect S&P 500 earnings to fall by 4.6% on a year-over-year basis.
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Global electricity production from coal is on track to fall by a record 3% in 2019, according to CarbonBrief.
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The CBO, however, said federal deficits would fall by $22018 billion between 22019 and 22020 under the Republican bill.
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Another study, published in Health Affairs, found that premiums fall by 3.5 percent with the addition of another insurer.
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As Trump's rollbacks allow industries more freedom with fewer regulations to navigate, safety laws can fall by the wayside.
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Overall spending will fall by 9.2% and the government plans further taxes to cope with a projected 7.2% deficit.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected exports to fall by 0.6 percent and imports to rise by 1.2 percent.
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The biggest drag was provided by a 7.0 percent fall by Aramex , the logistics and supply chain management company.
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But many lower- and middle-income earners will not see their tax bills fall by much, if at all.
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Berkeley reiterated that pretax profit for 2019-20 is expected to fall by around a third from 2018-19.
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In those latter cases, inattentive proprietors are often letting a steady stream of potential advertising dollars fall by the wayside.
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Analysts at BNP Paribas, a bank, think they can fall by at most 0.4 percentage points before that moment comes.
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Output from Alwyn was also expected to fall by 1.6 mcm to 0.2 mcm from 0400 GMT on Monday Aug.
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The country saw its currency fall by nearly half against the dollar this year and has battled double-digit inflation.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected the country's reserves, the world's largest, would fall by $262.26 billion to $24.5 trillion.
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And anyone who thinks he's going to let his border wall promise fall by the wayside is very sadly mistaken.
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New York-based Mirror, launched this past fall by Brynn Jinnett Putnam, is already generating buzz in the fitness industry.
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Vietnam's crude oil output is expected to fall by 10 percent a year through to 2025, PetroVietnam said last month. .
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The nation's coal consumption is poised to fall by about half a percent each year through 202017, the IEA projects.
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U.S. CRUDE OIL FUTURES FALL BY 3 PCT TO $60.07 PER BARREL AFTER TRUMP VOWS TARIFF HIKE AGAINST CHINESE GOODS
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So it's hard when you talk about how the things that may not directly benefit us fall by the wayside.
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Some climate models predict that river flows in large parts of the Amazon will fall by 30% in coming decades.
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Workers at the tenth percentile for wages saw benefits fall by around 288% in real terms between 2009 and 2018.
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In Norway's case, the overall cost of air-traffic services at the airports involved is expected fall by 30-40%.
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Earlier in March, JP Morgan's CEO said GDP could fall by 0.6% if production of the plane is halted temporarily.
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However, smaller retailers with less than $5 million in annual revenue saw online sales fall by 18% on Prime Day.
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In Alaska the average tax credit will fall by over 70%, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, a think-tank.
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Its effective tax rate in the United States would fall by about 25 percent from the start of fiscal 2019.
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For the full fiscal year 2017, Toyota expects profits to fall by 43.9 percent on-year to 1.6 trillion yen.
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The first study estimates that these fall by about 1% for every 10% increase in army gear that is deployed.
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Naftogaz said prices would fall by around 3.5 percent to 8,247 hryvnias ($310.56) per 1,000 cubic meters from May 1.
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Indeed, BAML analysts reckon the US high-grade market will eventually see gross supply volumes fall by 17% in 2017.
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Conglomerate SoftBank saw its stock fall by 7.27 percent on Monday by the end of the trading day in Tokyo.
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The share of kids living in deep poverty — less than half the poverty line — would fall by more than half.
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Rabobank expects China's hog production to fall by more than 20 percent in 2019, which threatens to send prices soaring.
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Some observers worry that this complex and multifaceted epidemic will fall by the wayside when it comes to research funding.
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The biggest drop came at the apparel retailer's Banana Republic unit, which saw same-store sales fall by 10 percent.
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German wind power availability for Monday is expected to fall by 5.2 GW to 1.6 GW, contributing to the scarcity.
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Mark Alexander, the former president of its America simple meals and beverages division, saw his pay fall by 20.5 percent.
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America cannot allow nonproliferation efforts to fall by the wayside – especially given current tensions over nuclear programs in other countries.
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However, traditional lamp sales will fall by more than 20 percent again in 2019, the company said in a statement.
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There was also a chance the jobless rate could fall by more than forecast, given the recent strength in employment.
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Former President Obama plans to return to the political spotlight this fall by hitting the campaign trail for Lt. Gov.
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Analysts say hog production could fall by as much as 30 percent in 2019, which threatens to send prices soaring.
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The crude oil output forecast for 21.15 was set to fall by 2503,2250 bpd from a 2000,21.21-bpd decline previously.
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Business investment was forecast to fall by an annual 1.0 percent in 2019, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said.
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In the 18 months since, he's successfully taken Square public, but has seen Twitter's stock fall by nearly 50 percent.
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Crude steel output fell for a second straight month, while production of motor vehicles continued to fall by double digits.
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As a result, when income falls in a future recession, taxes will fall by less than they otherwise would have.
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The price of oil, Venezuela's only significant export, has plummeted, which means revenue could fall by 40 percent this year.
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Other notable reductions will be in Hungary and Turkey, whose weight could fall by 1.0 to 1.4 percent, JPM added.
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Federal revenues would fall by $3.1 trillion over the first decade before accounting for added interest costs and macroeconomic effects.
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But Columbus, which has long had an anti-discrimination ordinance, responded last fall by amending it to specifically include gays.
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By contrast, since 1952, elections have typically led stocks to rise or fall by only a percentage point or two.
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Ad revenue did fall by 3 percent with the quarter containing one less NFL broadcast than the year-ago quarter.
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Health-care costs for small businesses and their employees could fall by thousands of dollars per year as a result.
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That means profit margins will get slimmer if mining costs don't fall by 2020, when the next drop is scheduled.
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On the data front, Wednesday saw factory orders for May fall by 0.8 percent, higher than expected 0.4 percent decline.
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The group expects this year's EBIT to fall by about 30 percent, hit by lower profits in conventional power generation.
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Speaking in Japan, Birol said the IEA expects non-OPEC oil production to fall by about 700,000 bpd this year.
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White House officials have made optimistic projections that its most important strongholds could fall by the end of the year.
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Aggregated across the population, we discovered that lifespans began to fall by weeks and months for working-class white Tennesseans.
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The operating margin is likely to fall by 1-1.5 percentage points, compared with a previous prediction of down 0.4.
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As individual car ownership drops, the number of cars on the road will fall by as much as 80 percent.
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By 2040, traditional meat consumption could fall by 33%, according to a recent analysis by the consulting firm AT Kearny.
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We do know, however, that stocks can fall by 10 percent or 20 percent or more in relatively quick fashion.
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And they continued to fall; by midmorning the stock had dropped 5 percent against a rising Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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But after its enthusiastic adoption last fall by Eva Chen, Instagram's head of fashion partnerships, its success has been stratospheric.
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The International Air Transport Association said on Thursday that annual global airline revenue could fall by up to $113 billion.
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He added that over the whole of this year his ministry expects GDP to fall by "a few percentage points".
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Tourist numbers may fall by 25% this year as a result of the pandemic, the Tourism Authority of Thailand said.
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The soldiers, above, were among a group of Green Berets ambushed last fall by fighters aligned with the Islamic State.
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But Ms. Bauer said that a sensible diet doesn't have to and shouldn't fall by the wayside when on vacation.
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The Fed, in explaining the impact of the changes, said capital held by the banks would not fall by much.
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Domestic greenhouse gas emissions would therefore fall by less than 1 percent, with the global impact negligible, the CFR said.
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But because of a six-week strike this fall by UAW autoworkers, the show cars couldn't be produced in time.
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While markets had yet to fall by as much as we had predicted, they appeared to be on their way.
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Sweden's wheat harvest is expected to fall by 15-20 percent from the five-year average of 2.46 million tonnes.
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Remembering stuff takes brainpower and as the busy, hardworking adult that you are, some things just fall by the wayside.
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Jeffrey Halley, analyst at futures OANDA in Singapore said U.S. crude stocks were expected to fall by 2.563 million barrels.
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It took Kyle Roderick three years to produce "Bejeweled: The World of Ethical Jewelry," published this fall by Rizzoli ($65).
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The WSA has upped its forecasts from April, when it was expecting demand to fall by 0.8 percent this year.
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The bank expects U.S. oil output in 2016 to fall by about 500,000 to 600,000 barrels per day from 2015.
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Then of course things are going to fall by the wayside and slip through the cracks, which is not great.
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VCI said it now sees a decline in production of 6%, adding that revenues are expected to fall by 5.
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On Sunday, Falih, the Saudi energy minister, said the kingdom's oil shipments would fall by 500,000 barrels per day in December.
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The same day, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al Falih said the kingdom's oil shipments would fall by 500,000 bpd in December.
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Its mobile division saw profit fall by 3.2-percent year-over-year, despite record revenue for the company as a whole.
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"We also expect Greece's gross financing needs to fall by almost five percentage points in the same time horizon," he said.
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And coverage gains were particularly large among young adults, who saw their uninsured rate fall by more than half since 2010.
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This figure could fall by $100 million over the next 12 months, according to a survey of asset managers by Greenwich.
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Its shares were down 4.6 percent at 4.52 euros at 1010 GMT, the biggest fall by a European blue-chip stock.
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Market analysts could see OPEC production fall by about 2464 million barrels per day from October levels this month, Husseini said.
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European production will fall by 0.8%, reflecting the permanent closure of Russia's 100,000-tonne-per-year Vladikavkaz plant in October 2018.
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Overall, the company actually saw its profit fall by $51 million, as it also incurred $104 million in hurricane-related expenses.
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If oil prices continue to remain below $40 per barrel, a few more shale oil producers will fall by the wayside.
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Still, investment banks now expect Iranian shipments to fall by another several hundred thousand barrels per day, further tightening the market.
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"We estimate that North American inventories can fall by as much as 12 million barrels across May and June," it added.
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If e-commerce's share of sales is 50% greater than what Cowen expects, employment could fall by 17% (see chart 3).
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Messenger, for example, saw its yearly installs fall by 68% from nearly 80 million in 2016 to 493 million in 2018.
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Wells Fargo shares tanked Friday after the firm said net interest income would fall by as much as 5% this year.
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HSBC (HSBC) saw profit during the first half of the year fall by 29 percent, putting earnings just short of estimates.
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Mercer, a consultancy, reckoned in 2015 that average yearly returns from coal firms could fall by 26-138% over ten years.
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Norway's oil production has nearly halved over the past 15 years, and is set to fall by another 11% by 2019.
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Police officers up to the rank of sergeant have seen their pay fall by 5% in real terms over the period.
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Another to fall by the wayside on competition concerns was the proposed $6.3 billion merger of office supply chain Staples SPLS.
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Among this month's 21 sessions, 12 have seen the S&P rise or fall by more than half of a percent.
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Chinese passenger numbers dipped by 1-2% in 2018 and are estimated to fall by a further 5-15% this year.
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From the last state vote in 2013, the SPD saw its share of the vote fall by almost 10 percentage points.
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Iran's production capacity is expected to fall by 1.2 million barrels per day and Nigeria is facing homegrown oil market woes.
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At the rate we're going, the number of wild animals on Earth is set to fall by two thirds by 2020.
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Who wants to part with (or accept in exchange) a currency that can rise or fall by 20% in an hour?
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Legacy infrastructure will fall by the wayside to enable all the work people are doing to come together in one place.
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Hamilton tickets are still elusive, but you can have a colonial moment this fall by dressing up as Alexander for Halloween.
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Of course, it is theoretically possible that the S&P could fall by 213.5 percent for any given number of months.
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Nuclear energy, spurned in the wake of Japan's 21 Fukushima disaster, is set to fall by 42.3100 as older plants close.
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People earning a million dollars or more would, on average, see their taxes fall by $6,800 annually over the next decade.
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Abu Dhabi dropped 0.7 percent, however, because of a 2.3 percent fall by telecommunications firm Etisalat as it went ex-dividend.
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On Thursday, the PBOC allowed the yuan to fall by the most in five months to the lowest fixing since 2011.
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Chevron earnings rose 148 percent in the third quarter, but are forecast to fall by 21 percent in the first quarter.
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UBS analysts expect 2017 EBIT to fall by more than 3 percent and the stock to decline by the same amount.
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Subsequently, Kasikornbank warned earlier this month that its non-interest income for 2018 would fall by 6 percent to 8 percent.
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It comes after the Munich-based car maker announced it expects pretax profit to fall by over 10 percent in 13.
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Tech profits are expected to fall by more than 5 percent, and financials are expected to drop by over 7 percent.
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Gross international foreign reserves declined by USD370m in 2015 and we expect it to fall by a further USD260m in 2016.
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Once the most valuable company in Asia, Tencent has seen its market cap fall by more than $170 billion since January.
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If the tax bill fails, Orlando said he expected the S&P 500 to fall by as much as 10 percent.
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Global M&A is on track to fall by 25% in the first quarter of this year from a year earlier.
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Take-up of PrEP, sold commercially as Truvada, saw new infections fall by 43 percent in San Francisco in three years.
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The Energy Agency expects 2016 daily demand to fall by one third to 20163 million barrels from 1.8 million last year.
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On a daily basis, January-March exports will fall by 1.1 percent compared to the October-December quarter, Reuters calculations show.
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U.S. crude futures were modestly higher, however, causing the refining margin, or crack spread, for gasoline, to fall by 5 percent.
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Because supervisors largely disregard DTAs anyway, Citigroup expects its main regulatory measure of capital to fall by only $4bn, from $162bn.
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Government figures show that after Amazon opens a storage depot, local wages for warehouse workers fall by an average of 22018%.
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Reckitt's shares were down more than 22017 percent at 22017 GMT in the biggest fall by a European blue-chip stock.
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That was a surprise to analysts; S&P Global Platts said it had expected gasoline stockpiles to fall by 1.23,000 barrels.
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The bank floated the currency in June to attract investment, allowing the naira to fall by 40 percent against the dollar.
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Both Condal and Martin also were repped in the original deal for the project, which was made last fall, by WME.
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Her victory speech last week made it clear she's channeling much of her attention to the fall by repeatedly attacking Trump.
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Zoomlion warned in January its 2015 net profit would fall by up to 90 percent due to a slowdown in China.
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That's because global crop yields could fall by 5% by 2030 in the face of climate change, according to the report.
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Parts of the county were burned last fall by the Camp Fire, the state's most deadly and destructive wildfire on record.
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Burrell said if the Trump administration would approve the program, premiums could fall by as much as 20 or 30 percent.
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Earnings are projected to fall by 28.3 percent in 2016 compared to a year ago, according to Thomson Reuters SmartEstimates data.
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The state will "rely heavily" on the federal guidelines for self-driving vehicles released last fall by the agency, Soublet said.
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The National Weather Service predicted on Friday that nearly six inches of rain could fall by early Sunday around Mobile, Ala.
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I fear that with legalization we will use that momentum for recreational use… It could fall by the wayside over money.
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It is solid and crisp, but she seems to let it fall by the wayside in her more jab-centric performances.
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Traders unloaded Apple shares, causing the stock to fall by 2.5 percent, double the average S&P 500 loss on Monday.
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Crude stocks were expected to fall by 3.25 million barrels, according to a survey of analysts by S&P Global Platts.
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Hongqiao had said at the time its annual production would fall by 200,000-300,000 tonnes as a result of that incident.
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A Reuters survey had forecast palm oil stockpiles at the end of August to fall by 653% to 2.22 million tonnes.
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Nuclear energy, spurned in the wake of Japan's 13 Fukushima disaster, is set to fall by 21 as older plants close.
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Barometric pressure must fall by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours for a storm to be called a bomb cyclone.
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From 2015 to 2035, the number of working-age Americans with domestic-born parents is expected to fall by eight million.
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In Oregon, Maine, Nebraska, and South Carolina, the effects would be massive: Child poverty would fall by more than a third.
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About a fifth of local homeowners in a survey said they'd like to see prices fall by 30 percent or more.
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Hongqiao had said at the time its annual production would fall by 200,13-300,000 tonnes as a result of that incident.
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Arrest rates fall by 50% almost as soon as women become pregnant and fall much further as the pregnancy goes on.
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But as DHS's role becomes increasingly focused on immigration, some are concerned the national security aspects could fall by the wayside.
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Still, there will be no growth in industrial output this year and capital investment will fall by an estimated 3 percent.
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N. With more than 800 announced deals still awaiting closure, bankers and lawyers warned many more could fall by the wayside.
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Indicated 0.2 percent lower Fitch said it continues to expect that Bayer 'A' rating will fall by at least two notches.
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The April OSP for Arab Extra Light crude was expected to fall by $1.90 to $3 a barrel, the survey showed.
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On an annual basis, some warn that growth could fall by as much as half from 382% in the fourth quarter.
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Just over 1 million Louisiana and Kansas drivers will see their rates fall by an average of 1.6% and 1.9%, respectively.
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"Out of Mesopotamia," his novel about the war in Syria and Iraq, will be published in the fall by Akashic Books.
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Traders say state banks have been intervening to cushion the currency's fall by selling billions of dollars since early last week.
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Fifty-fifth Street and Seventh Avenue will feel hollow as we wistfully watch yet another great legend fall by the wayside.
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However, a string of bad news has seen the embattled lender's share price fall by almost 25 percent since last January.
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However, while SaaS has chugged along admirably, Zuora has seen its share price fall by more than half in recent quarters.
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Abu Dhabi dropped 1.1 percent, however, because of a 2.0 percent fall by telecommunications firm Etisalat as it went ex-dividend.
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Ryanair fares are expected to fall by 7% this year amid record profits and passenger numbers for the European budget carrier.
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Now that teams have started to fill their coaching vacancies this year, the number of minority coaches may fall by half.
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I clicked on the ad to discover Occupy White Walls, a game launched late last fall by indie development company StikiPixels.
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He also said the structural deficit, which excludes one-off revenues and expenditures, would fall by 0.2 percentage points next year.
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That group was founded late last fall by three veterans with a combined 83+ years building photography tools nearby at Microsoft.
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Lagarde also said that the IMF has revised its analysis of the U.S.-China trade war's impacts, showing that if all trade between the world's two largest economies were subjected to a 25 percent tariff, U.S. gross domestic product would fall by up to 0.6 percent while China's GDP would fall by up to 1.5 percent.
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Denmark's harvest of wheat, barley and rye could fall by about 40 percent from previous years, the lobby group has previously forecast.
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In our worst case scenario (25% tariffs, no cost passed on), we estimate Apple's 2019 [earnings per share] could fall by ~21%.
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The EIA said on Tuesday it expected U.S. crude oil production for 2016 and 2017 to fall by less than previously expected.
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Lafakis said current prices reflect a belief that Iran's production will fall by 1.3 million barrels daily once the sanctions take effect.
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Both Kenya's 2019 issue and the 2024 bond have seen their yields fall by about 100 basis points since November last year.
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The potential catch is the volatility of crypto, which is known to rise and fall by 15 percent in a single day.
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One trader suggested the S&P 500 would fall by 0.4 percent if Trump has the chance to implement his economic policies.
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Two industry sources told Business Insider the bonus pool for the dealmaking unit was expected to fall by as much as 25%.
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Dr Sofiev's research showed that this cooling effect could fall by 211% after 28, with the new low-sulphur standard in place.
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Neil Talbott, a programmer, was among many to fall by misspelling iguanodon (the clue: "Old animal droppings gathered by a single lecturer").
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"Assuming a two-week shutdown, we could see demand for copper fall by levels similar to 2003's SARS outbreak," he said.
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We've improved things that do give people more of an equal chance and take care of people who fall by the wayside.
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Brazilian chicken exports in 2018 will fall by a forecast 5.1 percent to 4.1 million tonnes, ABPA executives told a news conference.
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Retail analyst Jan Kniffen last week told CNBC that he expects the "fad" aspect of athletic apparel to fall by the wayside.
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" If Medicare for All "were financed through higher taxes, GDP would fall by 9 percent, or about $7,000 per person in 2022.
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Premiums for a middle-of-the road policy will fall by an average of 1.5%, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said.
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A diversified equities basket could lose 15.6 percent, while yields on a portfolio of fixed-income securities could fall by 4.6 percent.
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The upshot is that if a person moves from Ohio or Missouri to California, their CO2 emissions fall by half or more.
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It's truly heartening to see the House Financial Services Committee wouldn't allow the SAFE Banking Act to fall by the wayside. Sen.
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Thomson Reuters data showed German wind supply will fall by up to 8 GW day-on-day to 14.3 GW on Friday.
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Ten-year U.S. Treasury yields extended Wednesday's three basis point fall by a further two basis points to trade at 2.37 percent.
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A Thomson Reuters survey showed four refiners anticipated the price of Arab Light to fall by 20 to 50 cents a barrel.
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Price growth in Shanghai is expected to fall by more than half, from 10 percent in 2015 to 4 percent in 2016.
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Bompard unveiled the plan after Carrefour said last week that its 2017 operating profit could fall by 15 percent amid weak sales.
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Revisions to the labor force count saw the civilian noninstitutional population fall by 800,000 and the civilian labor force decrease by 506,000.
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The consultancy estimates sales in the 50 cities will continue to fall by about 10 percent in April, from a month ago.
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Soros said a vote to leave could see the pound fall by at least 15 percent, and possibly more than 20 percent.
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USDA has pegged soybean exports for the marketing year to fall by 254 million bushels, due to the trade war with China.
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FactSet data show analysts expect first-quarter S&P 500 earnings to fall by 3.7 percent on a year-over-year basis.
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Sterling is now as likely to rally by 10 figures in the immediate aftermath of the vote as to fall by 10.
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Even if competition from cheap imports drives down their (nominal) wages, they will come out ahead if prices fall by even more.
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The downsizing follows an acknowledgment last fall by the company's founder, Chinese tech entrepreneur Jia Yueting, that his global operations were overextended.
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The International Energy Agency estimates that high-sulphur fuel oil demand will fall by 60% to around 1.4 million bpd in 2020.
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The wings of "seagliders", which also rise and fall by changing their buoyancy, allow them to traverse large distances as they sink.
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Under one model of the effects of migration, by 2030 GDP per capita in some eastern European countries could fall by 4%.
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"Prices are not within my means," he said, adding they need to fall by half for him to afford a new car.
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While Trump's hostility toward Amazon is long-standing, the Axios article caused Amazon shares to fall by almost 5 percent within hours.
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As the streaming market grows, many of these offerings will fail and fall by the wayside, easing some aspects of subscription fatigue.
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Due to the budget cuts, Pemex's crude oil production is likely to fall by about 13,000 barrels per day (bpd), he added.
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Bottom line: Despite what could be a bullish fundamental backdrop, crude oil may fall by year-end as political tensions simmer down.
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According to the Joint Tax Committee's estimate of the House tax bill, federal revenues would fall by around $240 billion in 2019.
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Sales to Britain are expected to fall by 10 percent this year, the boss of the Union of Champagne Houses (UMC) said.
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In addition, because STEM fields reign supreme in Bay Area culture, other disciplines sometimes fall by the wayside, making holistic education difficult.
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Two years ago, ITT had 191,503 borrowers carrying $4.6 billion in debt, a report published last fall by the Brookings Institution said.
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In 22019 alone — as the full weight of the tax fell like a hammer — the sector saw job counts fall by 27,000.
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The British retailer said profit would fall by 21 percent in the current year, with 92 standalone stores also set to close.
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Neighbouring properties fall by 5%; those in the same block drop by 3%; and those in the same estate 1% (see chart).
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But like a third of other vegetarians and vegans, those supposedly clear-cut mealtime morals fall by the wayside when I'm drunk.
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That comes after Germany's Aumann on Wednesday said it expects full-year revenues to fall by up to 17% rather than rise.
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The study found that auto sales would fall by 2 million a year and shave nearly $60 billion off gross domestic product.
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Revenues are expected to edge up slightly but pre-tax profits could fall by up to 20% to 122 million pounds. bit.
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Such steep tariffs could cause German car exports to the U.S. to fall by nearly 50 percent, according to the Ifo Institute.
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As a result, the center estimates, annual auto sales would fall by 1.2 million vehicles and the industry would lose 197,000 jobs.
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Others are crossing through fences, despite the addition of concertina wire along much of the border last fall by deployed US military.
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The global benchmark was set to fall by nearly 27% for the week, the biggest weekly fall since the 1991 Gulf War.
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DELTA AIR LINES Delta said it has seen net bookings fall by 25% to 103% and expected the situation to worsen further.
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Delta said it had seen net bookings fall by as much as 21% to 21.5246% and expected the situation to deteriorate further.
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Given the mountain of controversies MoviePass has faced in the past, it's easy to see how cybersecurity could fall by the wayside.
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By the time the final votes were totted up next day, it had seen that total fall by almost half, to 25.
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After implementing its plan, Australia, for example, has seen its drowning rates for children from birth and age 14 fall by 32%.
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Rystad said oil demand in the month of April was forecast to fall by 16 million bpd, compared to a year earlier.
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Even in that wildly optimistic scenario, U.S. emissions are projected to fall by less than one-third over the next few decades.
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One government study predicted that house prices would fall by up to a fifth and that unemployment would rise by over 800,000.
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If the Trump administration's SNAP budget proposal passes, the monthly amount will fall by 31 percent to an average $173 a month.
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The company had earlier said it expected earnings to stay flat or fall by up to mid-single digit in percentage terms.
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In this case, forecasters expect the pressure at the center of the storm to fall by 50 millibars, to 970 from 1,020.
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Mr. Fina also said he expected shipping costs to fall by as much as 50 percent, because of Amazon's economies of scale.
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But in 2019, the company faced some strong headwinds in the domestic market causing shares to fall by about 20% last year.
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Bonus points if they're things you let fall by the wayside to free up more time for her when you were together.
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The analyst predicts average selling prices for NAND flash memory will fall by a "low double digit" percentage into first-half 2019.
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In Nassau, a hub of the nation's hurricane recovery, 1.5 inches of rain could fall by early next week, the models show.
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At an event in São Paulo, Ferreira said headcount could fall by 50 percent by the time the plan is fully implemented.
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Brandon Morrow proved his durability last fall by pitching in all seven games of the World Series for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Offers to Asian-American students would fall by about half, according to a recent report, but would increase fivefold for black students.
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Last month, the government said Groningen's output next year was set to fall by 20% more than previously announced, to 12.8 bcm.
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Their prices and return on capital would be capped (causing profits to fall by about 65% and 81% for Alphabet and Facebook, respectively).
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One high-profile example, Lenny Letter, was introduced last fall by the actress and writer Lena Dunham and a fellow writer, Jenni Konner.
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The regulator, Ofgem, said the price cap for average annual consumption will fall by 2446 pounds ($27) to 275,1003 pounds from Oct. 2100.
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The 2040 bond, which is worth $800 million and sports a 5.4 percent coupon, saw its price fall by 4.75 points on Tuesday.
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Miguel Pérez Abad, minister of industry and business, told Reuters they are likely to fall by 60 percent this year, compared to 2015.
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According to data from Reuters, a wide range of companies that form the DAX index have seen their stock fall by dramatic numbers.
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Amazon shares are expected to rise or fall by more than 5 percent this week, based on the prices of short-term options.
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Some research has estimated that charitable donations would fall by 25 to 36 percent in the US if they stopped being tax deductible.
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The downturn in spring caused Norwegian power generation and net exports to fall by 3.5 TWh compared to the second quarter of 2017.
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Specialty Polymers saw volumes fall by about 10 percent in the quarter as spending by smartphone makers and semiconductor manufacturers fell, Solvay said.
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Novak predicted global oil demand may fall by 150,000-200,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 2020 amid the coronavirus - a relatively conservative forecast.
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The government has estimated that the economy will now shrink by 6.2 percent and GDP per capita will fall by more than £0.13,000.
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CFO John Shrewsberry told analysts in a call that the bank expects net interest income to fall by 264.4% to 228% in 231.
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The country saw output per hour fall by 1.2 percent in the fourth quarter of 2015, according to the Office for National Statistics.
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The IMO wants these to fall by half, compared with 292 levels, by 23, regardless of how many vessels then ply the seas.
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"Bottom-up consensus estimates suggest that S&P 500 adjusted EPS will fall by 3 percent year/year in 2Q 2016," Kostin said.
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Novak predicted global oil demand may fall by 150,000 to 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 2020 in part because of the virus.
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This kept premium rises down to 7%—low by national standards—and in 2018 they are set to fall by over a fifth.
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If you're in a relationship, problems that you've allowed to fall by the wayside will rise to the surface, refusing to be ignored.
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Physical investment, which surged last year on the back of strong buying in Japan, is tipped to fall by a third this year.
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Overall earnings of S&P 500 companies are expected to fall by 0.7 percent in the third quarter, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Profits at AB InBev and Kraft Heinz would have to fall by two-thirds or more before they struggled to make interest payments.
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If you think the market is in a bubble, then you do not think the market will fall by 211 to 210 percent.
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In fact, stocks would need to fall by at least that much in order for some of Faber's calls to be proven correct.
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"I'm excited to announce that my photography book on President Obama will be published this fall by Little, Brown and Company," he wrote.
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To trigger a payout, reoffending among prisoners participating in the programme had to fall by 7.5% or more, compared with a control group.
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Airbus shares slumped Tuesday after three brokerages issued a forecast that earnings in the third quarter would fall by a minimum 12 percent.
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This upkeep, however, requires major investments of both materials and manpower, and quite often structures fall by the wayside until something catastrophic happens.
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Pick n Pay expects its headline earnings per share for the half-year to fall by more than 20 percent, the company said.
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Overall earnings of S&P 2645 companies are expected to fall by 211 percent in the third quarter, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The bill must be approved by the middle of August and if the government is swept away, it would fall by the wayside.
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We made a mistake last fall by asking for more information from riders without making clear what value we would offer in return.
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China's pork imports could double this year as domestic production will fall by up to 20 percent, a Rabobank analyst said on Thursday.
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A less expensive strategy would be to simply bet on either a rise or a fall, by buying a call or a put.
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The spring barley crop, important for malt and beer production, is expected to fall by 5.4% on the year to 2.08 million tonnes.
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That cost can fall by a further 13 basis points if the group's net leverage ratio falls below 6 times earnings this year.
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There's little to no consequence to them if the many fall by the wayside, spent to completion trying to hit that home run.
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But the news cycle doesn't allow for much discussion of such topics — and Headey believes we've let this conversation fall by the wayside.
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Investment in gold-backed exchange-traded funds is tipped to fall by a quarter to 150 tonnes this year, its lowest since 2015.
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IWH, a research outfit in Halle, thinks the working-age population in the east will fall by more than a third by 2060.
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And even if current battery storage costs fall by 85033 percent, the cost would be $750 billion, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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When investment falls in a future recession, deductions will fall by more than they did under prior law, while taxes will rise accordingly.
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA), the industry's main trade group, thinks British air-passenger numbers could fall by 3-5% by 2020.
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The pipeline was approved last fall by federal and provincial governments controlled by Trudeau's Liberal Party and the British Columbia Liberal Party, respectively.
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"They have nothing," he reportedly said of Uber, which has seen its stock price fall by nearly 20% since it first began trading.
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Zoomlion had warned last month that its 2015 net profit would fall by up to 90 percent due to a slowdown in China.
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According to Oxford Economics' Global Economic Model, a 220006-percent oil price increase leads GDP to fall by about 2202 percent in China.
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TUI stuck to its guidance for underlying EBITA to fall by up to 26% from last year when it was 1.177 billion euros.
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Comparable store sales did fall by 0.3 percent, but that was a smaller drop than the consensus estimate of a 2.4 percent decline.
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Insider's Kim Renfro said the movie's non-linear storytelling robs the story of cohesion and make its emotional punches fall by the wayside.
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Employment will fall by at least 4 percent in the Rust Belt states that ultimately decided the election's fate, the think tank projects.
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For the year as a whole, Dialog slightly narrowed its outlook for underlying revenue to fall by a mid-single-digit percentage margin.
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What that means is that it always outperforms equities in a down market — if stocks fall by 10 percent, cash falls by nothing.
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First there was "Hotels of North America," a novel published last fall by Rick Moody told in the form of online lodging reviews.
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That effort, which relies on the Justice Department for recommendations of good clemency candidates, could fall by the wayside in a new administration.
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Without new trade agreements and an agriculture secretary to push them forward, Sipes believes, Kansas farmers will start to fall by the wayside.
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A Mongolian Giant As the other yokozuna seemed to fall by the wayside, a rival emerged for Kisenosato in the form of Terunofuji.
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Ally falls for Jackson in the same way many movie heroines fall—by being offered validation as a balm for low self-esteem.
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" Mr. Schiff has experienced it personally when Mr. Trump turned his name into a profanity last fall by nicknaming him "little Adam Schitt.
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Or at least that's what philanthropy researchers fear, with one estimate suggesting that our collective giving could fall by a few percentage points.
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The price of its 1GB monthly data bundle will fall by 33% to 99 rand from 149 rand, it said in a statement.
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In an unwieldy bureaucracy, pressure and high-level oversight from the White House ensure that disaster response does not fall by the wayside.
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Americans consume roughly 400 million gallons of gasoline a day, so every time prices fall by a penny they save about $4 million.
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Research shows that virus transmission rates can fall by nearly 40 percent with mandatory social-distancing measures like closing schools and day cares.
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If ultra-long rates rise to 2%, the bond would lose 40% of its value; at 5%, its price would fall by 75%.
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Across the variations the C.B.O. examined, Medicare spending could fall by as much as 9 percent or as little as about 0.5 percent.
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British commercial broadcaster ITV fell 9.0% after warning that ad revenue for April could fall by about 10% as travel companies deferred campaigns.
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British commercial broadcaster ITV fell 50.953% after warning that ad revenue for April could fall by about 10% as travel companies deferred campaigns.
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The western city of Calgary, capital of Canada's struggling energy industry, saw prices fall by 0.5 percent, the largest decline since July 2011.
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Six refiners polled by Reuters expect the April OSP for Asia for Arab Light crude will fall by $2.04 a barrel on average.
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"In the history of the world, these governments always fall by decisive action — by the votes of their own people," Mr. Falcón said.
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One would think that a fall by anything like these amounts before November 2020 would almost certainly put paid to Trump's reelection bid.
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Still, overall S&P 500 earnings are still forecast to fall by more than 2% for the fourth quarter following last week's reports.
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Increased tariffs and other barriers could see Cambodia's real GDP fall by 1.08%, and household consumption drop by 1.4%, according to this simulation.
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According to his estimates, provider reimbursements would fall by 85033 percent when patients leave private insurance and enroll in Sanders' expanded Medicare program.
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Sears – Sears saw sales fall by almost a third during its latest quarter, declining to $4.4 billion from $6.1 billion a year earlier.
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The findings showed that banks expect pretax profit to fall by an overall 9 percent over the next five years, the watchdogs said.
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It estimated that oil demand could fall by around 15 percent by 2035 if there's a broad switch toward electric cars after 2025.
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Gift a HelloFresh Gift Card, from $60.93With so many new parenting responsibilities to juggle, cooking a full meal may fall by the wayside.
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It can also detect when you fall by calculating wrist trajectory and other movements and can send that data to an emergency contact.
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SocGen's core equity tier 1 ratio will rise by 8 basis points while its risk weighted assets will fall by 1.95 billion euros.
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Brent this week is set to fall by around 23% in its biggest weekly decline since December 2008, when it fell nearly 26%.
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The average effective tax rate across industries, the Penn Wharton researchers calculated, would fall by 12 percent in 2018 compared to current law.
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During 2018 the two Chinese firms' combined operating margin is forecast to fall by eight percentage points as price battles and new investments weigh.
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Now the manuscript, recovered from Potter's archives in London, will finally be released this fall by Penguin Random House, the publisher announced on Tuesday.
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"Were the public to believe and follow such guidelines, this would mean that profits for junk food companies would fall by half," Schillinger said.
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Australian energy retailer AGL expects costs to fall by 60 per cent over the next five years as materials performance and chemical technology improve.
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After months of tests, waiting, and hand-wringing, I was diagnosed with visual snow disorder last fall by Dr. Jason Barton, an optho-neurologist.
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Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, said on Wednesday he expected global oil stocks to fall by the end of the first quarter.
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The Golden State has passed legislation decreeing that by 2030 its greenhouse gas emissions need to fall by 40% as measured against 1990 levels.
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Among the top issues for Latinos are access to healthcare, education, jobs, and immigration reform, according to polls conducted this fall by Latino Decisions.
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Qualcomm's stock traded at $54.16 on Tuesday and Kerrisdale sees a chance for it to fall by half in the next year or two.
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However, Wells Fargo's stock jumped on Tuesday after the bank reiterated its guidance for net interest income to fall by 6% for the year.
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During a bear market — which is when stocks fall by at least 20% — research shows that the market drops by an average of 30%.
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The west African country's oil ministry has warned that output could fall by 500,000 barrels per day to around 1 million bpd by 2023.
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But the time spent on document review can fall by as much as 80%, which is likely to translate into lower fees for clients.
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The Korean giant saw revenue for the three-month period fall by 13 percent year-on-year to 52.4 trillion KRW, around $45 billion.
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One trader said production needs to fall by about 10% or demand needs to increase by the same amount to help steady the market.
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They found that aerosols from the eruption blocked enough sunlight to temporarily cool the oceans, causing sea level to fall by about six millimeters.
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It forecasts that those for a large home system, including low-powered lights, television and radio, will fall by 45% between now and 2020.
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Families with incomes below $208,500 per year will see their taxes fall by an average of $0 per year, receiving none of that money.
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The model does not rule out a downturn: there is a one-in-seven chance that Italian prices will fall by at least 5%.
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In North Dakota's Bakken field, production is forecast to fall by nearly 18,000 bpd to 53,000 bpd, the fifth consecutive month-on-month decrease.
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Musk is facing allegations he violated a settlement deal with the SEC, struck last fall, by tweeting "inaccurate" company information without the required preapproval.
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Last week, Continental Resources said its output would fall by about 226 percent this year and it joined others in cutting its capital budget.
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GameStop also reported same-store-sales growth of 2.3 percent, besting a StreetAccount consensus estimate that same-store sales would fall by 4.8 percent.
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U.S. crude oil inventories were expected to fall by around 225 million barrels during the week ended May 23, according to a Reuters poll.
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In North Dakota's Bakken field, production is forecast to fall by nearly 18,000 bpd to 976,000 bpd, the fifth consecutive month-on-month decrease.
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A clever layman might guess instead that rents will fall by less than wages, because the shrinkage of watchmaking releases more labour than land.
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Simultaneously, it caused investment in the oil industry to fall by more than half in 2015, as shale oil and gas firms stopped drilling.
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India's already low average revenue per user will probably fall by 10-15% over the next year, say analysts at Fitch, a ratings agency.
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And if the trade balance deteriorated by the same amount, an incumbent could expect to see their vote share fall by the same proportion.
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China's foreign exchange reserves - the world's largest - fall by $15.54 billion in July to $3.104 trillion, central bank data showed, amid rising trade tensions.
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A survey of fund managers by consultancy Quinlan & Associates last year concluded that analyst headcount at banks will fall by 30 percent by 2020.
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Debt should fall by about 1.2 percent of GDP per year in the coming years from 83.1 percent of GDP in 2015, she said.
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At 20%, that's not the case -- several key remaining credits and deductions (most notably the research and development credit) could fall by the wayside.
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Data from a study put together by McKinsey & Co. and Lean In show how men are promoted up, while women fall by the wayside.
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The company predicted that its vehicle sales would be flat in 2016 compared to 85033, and that sales revenue could fall by 5 percent.
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Iran's oil exports could fall by as much as two-thirds by this year due to sanctions, straining oil markets amid supply outages elsewhere.
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That figure was expected to fall by about 100,000-120,000 bpd this year, as the kingdom uses more natural gas, one industry source said.
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The state of play: Nestle is the largest hot drink company on the planet, but saw its shares fall by 8% already this year.
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According to a survey conducted last fall by the Waitrose supermarket chain, one out of every eight Britons follows a vegan or vegetarian diet.
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However, other states would see far smaller cuts: Assistance would fall by just 17 percent in Kentucky and 1 percent in Indiana, for instance.
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Mine supply, which was expected to grow by a robust 4.2 percent in April, is now expected to fall by 210 percent this year.
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However, the total number of seats between Australia and New Zealand on all airlines will fall by 3.7 percent after the changes, Qantas said.
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This won't be breaking news to you if you are invested, but today has seen the entire crypto market fall by double-digit percentages.
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CGTN, The People's Daily, and China Daily simultaneously shared "Hong Kong's Fall" by pro-government hip-hop group Chengdu Revolution to Twitter on Saturday.
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Many routes have been suspended in Africa and Middle East and airlines have seen demand fall by as much as 60% on remaining ones.
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Consultancy Rystad Energy is expecting jet fuel demand to fall by 12% globally or at least 800,000 barrels per day compared with last year.
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But in the near future, economic activity in the private sector excluding oil production was expected to fall by some 15%-20% before rebounding.
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Head of research at the world's biggest oil trader Vitol said on Friday demand could fall by more than 10%, or 10 million bpd.
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Campaigning on that alongside education and health care reform, Mr. Polis, a Democrat, blew away his Republican opponent last fall by 11 percentage points.
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Several economists have estimated that the dollar must fall by roughly 27 percent in order to rebalance trade flows in three to five years.
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Families with incomes below $3703,500 per year will see their taxes fall by an average of $0 per year, receiving none of that money.
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The top 0.1 percent would see their income fall by 0.9 percent, and the poorest fifth would see their income grow by 1.2 percent.
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More startling was that one in five homeowners in the survey expressed a desire to see home prices fall by 30 percent or more.
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It said it would review its savings rates, but these would not fall by as much as the full reduction in the base rate.
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FOOD An article last Wednesday about Devon, a Manhattan restaurant and cocktail bar to be opened this fall by Oliver Zabar, misidentified Ken Addington.
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British commercial broadcaster ITV fell 12% after warning that ad revenue for April could fall by about 10% as travel companies put back campaigns.
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But some facilities dealing specifically with Chinese clients could see revenue fall by some 30% by the end of the first quarter, he said.
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Air France-KLM (AFLYY) warned that its earnings could fall by as much as $219 million between February and April because of the outbreak.
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What's next: The same three outcomes are on the table: O'Connor could rule that, actually, on second thought, the mandate can fall by itself.
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The government expects the number of Chinese tourists to fall by 2 million this year due to the coronavirus outbreak, which originated in China.
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But some facilities dealing specifically with Chinese clients could see revenue fall by some 30% by the end of the first quarter, he said.
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The past three midterm cycles — 2006, 2010 and 2014 — saw the party's share of age 65-and-over voters fall by 17 percentage points.
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American women now end their pregnancies with medication almost as often as they do with surgery, according to data analyzed last fall by Reuters.
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Non-OPEC supply is forecast to fall by 850,000 barrels a day this year of which 760,000 barrels will be cut from U.S. production.
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Portland had received nearly two inches of snow by Monday afternoon, but another six to 10 inches was expected to fall by Tuesday morning.
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Spreadbetters are expecting Britain's FTSE and France's CAC 40 to fall by as much as 0.8 percent and Germany's DAX to drop 0.7 percent.
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Before you kick off fall by baking a delicious pumpkin bread this week, make sure you check the date of your Gold Medal flour.
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Waitrose, which competes against chains including Tesco (TSCDY) and German discounters such as Aldi, saw its profits fall by 12% over the same period.
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The EBA said that under adverse conditions the bank's capital level could fall by 7.5 percentage points, the third worst outcome among 51 banks tested.
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A good place for investors to start is to check out the investor alert issued last fall by the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations.
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Since the mid-1990s, New York City has seen its prison population fall by almost two-thirds even as violent crime has more than halved.
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But if China halted all shipments of its toys, games and sporting goods to the U.S., the trade surplus would only fall by $26.8 billion.
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The European Central Bank's monthly asset purchases fall by half in October to 15 billion euros, eroding a key layer of support for Italian bonds.
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Those fares were set to fall by 7 percent, rather than the 2 percent previously flagged, due to short-haul overcapacity in Europe, it said.
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But markets expect rates not merely to stay on hold, but to fall—by a tenth of a percentage point, from -0.4%, in coming months.
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There are more problems coming around, that means the weak ones are going to fall by the wayside and I am about to get busy.
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German demand is forecast to decline by 24.2 GW on Friday to 237.50 GW. Consumption in France will fall by 33.753 megawatts, the data showed.
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Wall Street has already seen deals fall by a double-digit percentage to start 2016 compared to last year, putting pressure on big banks' revenue.
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And Democrats swept to a House majority last fall by largely taking anti-Trump zeal for granted and focusing their overt messaging on health care.
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Non-OPEC output is set to fall by more than 700,000 barrels per day this year, the biggest decline in around 20 years, he said.
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The IMF itself forecast consumer prices would fall by 0.2 percent this year because of lower energy prices and the recent strengthening of the yen.
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While Federer is seeded three, he is ranked fifth in the world, and has seen all his biggest rivals fall by the wayside this week.
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Fanuc Corp dropped as much as 3.1 percent after it expected its net profit to fall by 60 percent for the year ending March 2020.
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Local authorities, which are responsible for adult social care, saw spending on it fall by 10% in real terms between 2009-10 and 2014-15.
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Currently, the Funai offices in Altamira are closed and the agency has seen the number of workers in the region fall by nearly three-quarters.
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BMW, which has lost the position of biggest selling luxury brand to Mercedes, expects group pretax profit to fall by more than 10% this year.
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The report said average summer rainfall could fall by up to 47 percent by 2070 and winter rainfall could be up to 35 percent higher.
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After the general heard his budget would fall by €850m, he told parliamentarians on July 12th that he would not allow himself to "get screwed".
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In a film that mixes so many different elements, it would be easy for many of these characters' essential traits to fall by the wayside.
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Otherwise, it's just going to fall by the wayside when you're watching it, and I just become another boring male character running around shooting stuff.
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At the beginning of June, the International Air Transport Association warned that industry profits would fall by more than $7 billion as global trade dipped.
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The Economic Policy Institute (EPI) finds that, following the 13.3.7 financial crisis, the top 21997% of households saw their retirement account balances fall by 5%.
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It is now reassessing every investment and expects that the number of companies in its portfolio will fall by as much as 30% by 2020.
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The automaker accused the publication of harassing workers since last fall by phone or social media or even in the parking lot of the factory.
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Between 2015 and 22018, according to the UN, China's working-age population (aged 28 to 22020) will fall by a staggering 220m, or over 2000%.
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President Trump's envoy for Venezuela says he's "absolutely" confident Nicolás Maduro will fall by year's end, despite Maduro's success thus far in clinging to power.
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The current dividend yield is roughly 2.04 percent, which means this indicator is forecasting that stocks will fall by 2 percent over the next year.
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South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd remained the world's top smartphone maker, but saw shipments fall by 4.5 percent to 79 million, Strategy Analytics said.
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Jamba Juice has decided it wants in on the pumpkin spiced drinks market this fall by bringing back their Pumpkin Spice Smoothie in early September.
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Still, Southwest said its flying capacity will now fall by as much as 2% this year, a reversal from its earlier forecast of 5% growth.
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In a story that tackles super-complicated themes over a three-generation-long timespan, it'd be easy for some aspects to fall by the wayside.
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Soros said a vote to leave could see the pound fall by at least 15 percent, and possibly more than 20 percent, to below $1.15.
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On the supply side, U.S. oil production is expected to fall by 700,22014 bpd between 21 and 21.70 as lower prices curb onshore shale drilling.
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His opinion about Curry's fintech plans are not known, but without a strong supporter in the government they are likely to fall by the wayside.
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So the government activated the Division, a secret organization of sleeper soldiers that can work independently to restore order when laws fall by the wayside.
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Underlying profit after tax for the first half is also expected to fall by around half compared to the year-ago period, the company said.
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The ones who truly succeed are not afraid of taking risks to expand their horizons, while the timid and easily swayed fall by the wayside.
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President Bill Clinton saw a deficit turn into surplus, while President Barack Obama saw it fall by two-thirds as a share of the economy.
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Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, said on Wednesday he expected stocks of global oil to fall by the end of the first quarter.
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Instead he shut out imports, causing the legal import trade to fall by almost 50% and killing much of Nigeria's nascent industry in the process.
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Making the change so quickly may be hard, especially when budgets are squeezed: per-pupil spending is supposed to fall by 8% in 2015-20.
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In the period between 2007 and 2015, a person right at the top of the income distribution actually saw their income fall, by about 4%.
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China is the largest holder of U.S. Treasurys, followed by Japan, which saw its holdings fall by $6.3 billion, to a total of $1.06 trillion.
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"I hope that his legacy doesn't fall by this disruption," Sawiris said, adding that he believed WPP should consult Sorrell on choosing the next CEO.
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Hongqiao's production will fall by about 300,000 tonnes this year due to that incident, while the flooded capacity will be moved to Yunnan, he said.
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A production cut still likely Earlier this month, as prices were tumbling, the kingdom said its oil output would fall by 500,000 barrels in December.
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For the top 1 percent of households — those whose income exceeds $750,000 — taxes would fall by an average of $28,000, the Tax Policy Center found.
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But the company said on the earnings conference call its second-quarter cryptocurrency-mining chip sales will likely fall by two-thirds quarter over quarter.
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The most ambitious is a service introduced this fall by a Finnish company, MaaS Global, that offers all-inclusive transit services for a monthly fee.
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The tougher-than-anticipated U.S. policy means Iran's production could fall by 1.1 million barrels per day (bpd) at a time of high oil demand.
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And in a case where rates fell 100 basis points by 2019, net interest income could fall by 32 percent, Bundesbank research indicated in June.
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In the next three years alone conventional energy capacity is expected to fall by a fifth, leaving it short of the country's peak power demand.
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You won't get any upside that other uncorrelated assets may provide, but your portfolio will fall by less than if it was all in equities.
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The last tune in the spontaneous medley had been "Fall," by Wayne Shorter, and after its final notes dissolved, a moment's hesitation preceded the applause.
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For each month it cannot export, output at Grasberg is expected to fall by about 70 million pounds of copper and 100,000 ounces of gold.
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The new business plan will focus on its core hobby customers, Cooke said in a statement, adding that revenue would fall by about a quarter.
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All artists must rise or fall by braving perils and finding opportunities specific to themselves and to their own times, the canon be damned. ♦
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In September, Cooperman told CNBC he thought the stock market would fall by 25 percent if Warren wins the presidency, if it opens at all.
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As nations scramble to get their economies back on track, climate goals could fall by the wayside, especially if the price of oil remains low.
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McAleenan said he anticipated that the apprehension of migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border could fall by as much as 25% from May's record levels.
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If tribalism has begun to supplant traditional partisanship, their argument suggests, lying in politics will metastasize as traditional constraints continue to fall by the wayside.
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One study estimates that the state and local public sector union membership rate in collective bargaining states, 53.7 percent, will fall by 8.2 percentage points.
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Even "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical about the founding father, saw sales fall by $7,500 last week, for a total of $2.69 million in sales.
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Suppose that worldwide tariff were to rise to 40 percent, and world trade were to fall by 15 percent of world GDP, a 50% reduction.
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Chicago, which has been battered by a high rate of violent crime for years, saw killings fall by 230 percent, to a total of 27.6.
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The crisis has nearly shut down worldwide air travel and is destroying fuel demand, which could fall by 15% to 403% globally in coming months.
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Analysts estimate Slovenian companies could see their income fall by some 5 billion euros ($5.46 billion) this year as a result of the coronavirus epidemic.
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Analysts expect overall 2019 U.S. sales to fall by about 1% from 2018, but still finish above 17 million vehicles for the fifth consecutive year.
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Burmistrova said the decline in European gas production became more pronounced last year, adding that output is expected to fall by a quarter by 2030.
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The crisis is weighing heavily on China's economy, with a government economist saying first-quarter growth could fall by one point to 5% or lower.
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Analysts forecast prime fund assets could fall by another $200 billion, propelling Libor higher by another 0.15 point to 0.20 point in the coming weeks.
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OPEC expects global oil inventories to fall by the second quarter of this year in response to the agreement, OPEC Secretary-General Mohammed Barkindo said.
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"I'm just a big believer in good journalism, and that's what I hate seeing fall by the wayside in the coverage of Trump," he added.
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He attempted to abort the fall by grabbing onto the railing with both hands but plummeted 22 feet below ... landing on his head and neck.
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Buffett told the Financial Times last week that Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB) turned down an overture last fall by jewelry retailer Tiffany (TIF) to buy it.
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Economists polled by the news agency had expected consumer prices in China to increase by 2.9% in September, and producer prices to fall by 1.2%.
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The country saw its currency fall by more than 50 percent against the dollar and its interest rates go up by a whopping 60 percent.
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Intouch said it expects revenue from sales and services to fall by 10 to 20 percent this year, in line with a slowing broadcasting industry.
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Democrats have sought to make the race a referendum on President Trump, who only won the reliably conservative district last fall by 1 percentage point.
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After the fix, average fuel economy per vehicle will fall by up to 2 miles per gallon, VW spokeswoman Jeannine Ginivan said in an email.
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But they said the central bank was willing to let the currency fall by as much as last year's record decline of around 5 percent.
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Then your income over the next 20 years will fall by more than twice as much as it would have in a low-unemployment economy.
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He estimates that net issuance of fixed-income assets from treasuries to investment-grade corporate bonds will fall by nearly 30% in 2020 from 2019.
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Jefferies, an investment bank, reckons that revenues in 2017 will fall by a tenth but that profits before interest and taxes will rise by 2-3%.
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The annual rate should fall by the end of the year and converge toward its 3 percent target by the end of 2018, the statement said.
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Total output is expected to fall by 20.5,22013 barrels per day to 20.2 million bpd, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's (EIA) drilling productivity report.
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In its last update in October, the fund had forecast the number of jobseekers to fall by 23.6,22017 in 230.0 after a 22016,225.8 increase in 33.63.
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Machines sales in France fell 8 percent last year and CEMA expects them to fall by a similar margin in the first half of this year.
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Meanwhile, the people who have come forward to report misconduct — the people this movement was supposed to be for — too often fall by the wayside. Babe.
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A new round of promotions in Spain, where competitors include Vodafone and Masmovil, saw Orange's third-quarter sales there fall by 13% on a comparable basis.
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The company's results illustrate the dichotomy happening in bricks-and-mortar retail: As subpar malls fall by the wayside, top-tier properties are only getting stronger.
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Federal funding for Medicaid, health insurance for the poor, would eventually fall by nearly half (a greater cut than in the House Republicans' health-care bill).
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Thailand's rubber industry body has said it expects output to fall by 7.6 percent this year to 4.38 million tonnes as a result of the floods.
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All these and others are ways for strivers to fall by the wayside — as the startup culture sees it — while their betters race ahead of them.
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As new apartments come on the market, some analysts expect that growth will cool: Citibank predicts that property investment could fall by nearly 6% in 2018.
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The floods forced Midwest ethanol production to fall by some 13 to 15 percent, traders told Reuters, leaving blenders and retail gasoline racks short on ethanol.
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Ramos said the downturn in prices was likely attributable in part to flagging Chinese demand, which he expected to fall by 3,0003-4,000 tonnes in 2019.
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But the 22017 explosion, along with various delays since, caused revenue to fall by 20193 percent and created an annual loss of a quarter-billion dollars.
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As they disobey and dismantle state institutions, those institutions atrophy, laws become ineffective, liberty gets eroded, and the key functions of government fall by the wayside.
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But just like the world has let this song fall by the wayside, so too we have failed to learn from the lessons of our past.
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German usage should fall by 42.43 GW to stand at 242.4 GW on Monday and by 21 GW in France to 20.8591 GW, the data showed.
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Mr Vidal expects the economy to shrink by up to 3% this year and imports to fall by 10-15% (after a 20% drop since 2015).
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Traders were caught on the wrong side of the unwind, with bets that prices would rise outnumbering contracts betting it would fall by 9 to 1.
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A British mother's wages fall by 21996% for each year she is out of the workforce, and by 303% if she has good school-leaving qualifications.
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The March OSP for Arab Extra Light crude could fall by up to 40 cents a barrel after naphtha margins weakened from last month, they said.
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Suzuki Motor Corp , which through its Maruti Suzuki venture has almost 50 percent market share in India, expects annual net profit to fall by a fifth.
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When you're a media mogul with a massive makeup brand and a new baby at home, keeping up with TV tends to fall by the wayside.
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UBS predicts that by 2035, 80% of people will use robotaxis in cities where they are available, and that urban car ownership will fall by 70%.
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Stocks fell sharply again on Thursday, the S&P 500 falling 2.4 percent, after China allowed the yuan to fall by the most in five months.
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The plan closely resembles a policy proposal published last fall by the left-leaning Center for American Progress, which has close ties to the Clinton campaign.
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The ICAEW predicted business investment would fall by 2.9 percent in 2016 and a further 3.7 percent in 20163, reversing a 5 percent rise in 2015.
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The nutritional supplements maker did say it expects sales to fall by more than six percent as its transitions to new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rules.
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Accent production in South Korea, where small car demand has been sluggish, would fall by roughly half, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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"I had this background living and being around real ingredients," he told me last fall by phone, and here he was, crushing cans of diet soda.
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January's headline number is expected to fall by 0.1 percent but excluding autos and gasoline, sales are expected to rise by 0.7 percent, according to Refinitiv.
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Khalid al-Falih told reporters that Saudi Aramco's customer crude oil nominations would fall by 500,000 bpd in December versus November due to seasonal lower demand.
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UBS has said its 2017 underlying pre-tax profit could rise or fall by 9 percent for a given 10 percent shift in this exchange rate.
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Coupled with low imports from Russia in September, European diesel stocks are expected to fall by nearly 2 million tonnes in September, according to several traders.
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It was ordered only to "improve" from last year and saw average PM2.5 fall by 3 percent, thanks to a cut of 39 percent in March.
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But to reach the U.N. target, maternal mortality rates would need to fall by nearly 70 percent, researchers said in a study published in The Lancet.
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Analysts now expect Iran's supplies to fall by between 5.863,000 bpd and 1 million bpd, depending on how many other countries fall in line with Washington.
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The new figures showed a fall by 1 million barrels last week, according to the Energy Information Administration, though stocks remained close to a record high.
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Despite the super-regimented schedules those with Autism Spectrum Disorder often follow (familiarity and predictability reign supreme), fitness tends to fall by the wayside, says Chessen.
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One trade that stuck out on Tuesday was a bearish call that the XOP would fall by at least 6 percent in the next six weeks.
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The first, a "shock scenario", would see GDP fall by 3.6%, unemployment increase by 520,000, sterling depreciate by 12% and inflation rise by 2.3 percentage points.
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Mexico passed its own soda tax in 2013, and saw soda sales fall by about 6 percent in 2014, and 9 percent among low-income households.
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"Further exacerbated by port closures, national import and export rates fall by approximately 21.7% within a fortnight of the disaster," writes the Centre for Risk Studies.
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In the last three months of 2018, while PES saw its cash balance fall by $61 million, the compliance credits were trading at multi-year lows.
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Oil and gas stocks dipped 0.1%, saved from a steeper fall by Brent crude futures rising following attacks on vessels off the United Arab Emirates' coast.
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The final case, decided last fall by the State Supreme Court in Riverhead, found that Southampton had erred when the town's zoning board rejected the eruv.
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Production will fall by 830,000 bpd this year to 8.6 million bpd, and drop next year by 410,000 bpd to 8.19 million bpd, the agency said.
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Slated for wide release in January, the film is based on the book of the same title, to be published this fall, by Margot Lee Shetterly.
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The agency said 22017 crude production will fall by 0003,2000 barrels per day (bpd) to 2120 million bpd, according to the EIA's short term energy outlook.
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Production at Konkola Copper Mines will fall by 40 percent while output at Lumwana Mine, owned by Barrick Gold, should decline by 15 percent, Chanda added.
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Until then, important priorities like immigration reform will continue to fall by the wayside and DACA recipients will continue living in the shadows of our democracy.
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The Singaporean bank said on Monday it expects its net interest margin, a key gauge of profitability, to fall by about 613 basis points in 2020.
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The Singaporean bank said on Monday it expects its net interest margin, a key gauge of profitability, to fall by about 613 basis points in 2020.
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We're too busy looking over dreary Excel spreadsheets, trying our best to sort out our hectic lives — letting our once strong imaginations fall by the wayside.
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In 2040, U.S. revenues would fall by $1.1 trillion to $2.1 trillion, while debt would climb by $1.7 trillion to $2.4 trillion, the Penn model projects.
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"We expect that around October Iranian exports will be down by 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) and eventually fall by 1 million bpd," the bank said.
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AstraZeneca – The drugmaker saw its first quarter profit fall by 46 percent, with sales of its cholesterol drug trimmed by 38 percent amid significant generic competition.
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The Australia stock exchange (ASX), the first major market to open, has futures indicating it could fall by around 110 points or 1.67% early on Tuesday.
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Combined demand in Germany and France will fall by around 8 gigawatts (GW) on Monday versus Friday, owing to the holiday effect, Thomson Reuters data showed.
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While Medicaid spending technically still increases under the Senate plan, it would fall by 35 percent relative to current law by 2036, according to the CBO.
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Costs associated with compliance, business operations such as trade support and centralized operations such as know-your-customer checks, could fall by up to 50 percent.
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So, too, will the issue of border separations fall by the wayside as a gnat-like attention span turns to some newer, trendier outrage du jour.
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A more than 7 percent fall by German telecoms group Freenet was the worst on the broader index after UBS downgraded the stock's rating to 'sell'.
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South Korea's steel exports to the U.S. will fall by about 30 percent, but the Asian country is still subject to a 10 percent aluminum tariff.
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Losses in food company Nestle and drugs firm Roche resulted in the Swiss blue chip index SMI, where they are listed, to fall by 0.4 percent.
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The IEA expects world oil inventories will fall by 600k barrels a day during the first half of the year if OPEC sticks to its agreement.
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Khalid al-Falih told reporters that Saudi Aramco's customer crude oil nominations would fall by 20.7,270.18 bpd in December versus November due to seasonal lower demand.
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Saudi Arabia said its crude exports to the United States would fall by around 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) between February and March, boosting price sentiment.
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Analysts now expect Iran's supplies to fall by between 2000,22.85 bpd and 1 million bpd, depending on how many other countries fall in line with Washington.
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By the time the final votes were totted up on the morning of September 9th, it had seen that total fall by almost half, to 25.
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Even before those announcements, consultancy Rystad Energy was expecting jet fuel demand to fall by 2000% globally or 780,000 barrels per day compared with last year.
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One frequently cited figure is that for every additional dollar raised by the government through changes in the deduction, charitable giving might fall by 40 cents.
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But milk prices are expected to fall by as much as 25% this year, a serious blow to milk makers already grappling with record low prices.
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By the time the final votes were totted up on the morning of September 9th, it had seen that total fall by almost half, to 25.
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The group, however, expects exports, a key driver of Thai growth, to be flat or possibly fall by as much as 2% this year, Supant said.
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Global vehicle sales are expected to fall by about 3.1 million in 2019 — the steepest year-over-year decline since the financial crisis a decade ago.
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Some studies suggest that if all girls had secondary education in sub-Saharan Africa and South and West Asia, child marriage would fall by 85033 percent.
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Previously, Macy's had forecast total comparable sales to decline by 2.2 to 3.3 percent, while annual revenue was projected to fall by 50 to 4.3 percent.
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Suzuki Motor Corp, which through its Maruti Suzuki venture has almost 50 percent market share in India, expects annual net profit to fall by a fifth.
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Last year, China's crude output hit its lowest since 2009 and analysts have forecast it to fall by as much as another 12 percent by 103.
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Elsewhere was opened last fall by the team who used to run Glasslands Gallery, one of the great music venues from when Williamsburg was still offbeat.
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That explains why the unemployment rate could fall by 0.2 of a percentage point, even as the number for job creation was far short of expectations.
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Lead is not expected to fall by nearly as much as zinc but that may be down to the market's opacity as much as anything else.
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Lead is not expected to fall by nearly as much as zinc but that may be down to the market's opacity as much as anything else.
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China even marked President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing last fall by agreeing to invest as much as $43 billion into an LNG project in Alaska.
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Center stage will be occupied, as it has throughout the fall, by former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who remains the leader in national polling.
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Iris Pang, greater China economist at Dutch bank ING, projected Hong Kong's annual gross domestic product to fall by 2.25% in 2019 and 5.8% in 2020.
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Shipments from OPEC's third largest producer are widely expected to fall by roughly 1 million barrels a day in the coming months as U.S. sanctions bite.
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He expects the S&P 500 to fall by 8 percent to 2275 by year's end and doesn't see any major catalysts to drive stocks higher.
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In October, Daimler said operating profit would fall by more than 10 percent, blaming "government proceedings and measures in various regions" related to diesel emissions issues.
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After TPP-11 is fully implemented Japanese import tariffs on Canadian and Australian wheat would fall by some $65 per tonne, they said in a statement.
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The survey also showed that markets outside North America continue to hold up much better, with international spending set to fall by 11 percent this year.
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The researchers found high-quality evidence that exercise reduces the rate of falls by 23 percent, and the number of people who fall by 15 percent.
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Seven West Media booked heavy impairment losses of its own this year, reporting a net loss of $28 million which saw it shares fall by 2000%.
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Abrams came within striking distance of Kemp last fall by turning out a record number of voters of color and building a coalition with white progressives.
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Both figures were lower than forecasts by a Reuters poll of economists, which had expected exports to fall by 3.5 percent and imports to rise 2.4 percent.
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In 2018 it expects the mobile infrastructure market to fall by a low single digit percentage and to flatten out in 2019, CFO Carl Mellander told Reuters.
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While France's debt is set to hit 98.7 percent of GDP in 2018, it is forecast to fall by 33 percentage points in 2019 to 98.6 percent.
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Stocks are set to fall by year-end, but not before roaring more than 9 percent higher, according to Jim Paulsen, Wells Capital Management's chief investment strategist.
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The asset freeze, the second to have been ordered in the legal wrangle with Rosneft, caused Sistema's shares to fall by up to 9 percent on Wednesday.
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Graham Coutts, EMEA head of reinsurance at Fitch, told a separate briefing that rates might fall by up to 7.5 percent, following similar declines at July renewals.
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Spending on health insurance for low- and moderate-income people will fall by $1 trillion over 10 years, of which $772 billion are cuts to Medicaid alone.
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