It was supposed to accomplish that by shifting money from insurers faring better to those faring worse.
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Clinton faring well among traditional caucus-goers, and Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump faring best among those with no prior participation.
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In polls, Clinton is faring worse than Obama did with white male voters, especially those who don't have a college degree, while faring better with basically every other group.
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You bring up an important point, which is that it's not just what will increase the chances for the party faring well but also for himself faring well in the next cycle.
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The risk corridor program was intended to guard against heavy losses for insurers in the early years of the healthcare law by shifting money from insurers faring well to insurers faring poorly.
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And how is she faring with women of different generations?
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Manufacturers of walking sticks and adult nappies are faring well.
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Treasuries are faring no worse than many other bonds, however.
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Some cities, like Denver and Atlanta, are faring especially well.
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Figuring out how Obamacare is faring has always been hard.
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White men are not faring well in America's drug crisis.
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Now, children undergoing less risky surgeries were also faring poorly.
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Pizza Chef Barbie and Tractor Barbie weren't faring much better.
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Stabenow is faring better: 42 percent approval, 38 percent disapproval.
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In some European cities, though, bees are faring relatively well.
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Below, an updated look at how the islands are faring.
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Why are so many parents with children faring so poorly?
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Bigger manufacturers are also faring better than their smaller counterparts.
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On today's episode: How are voters faring 100 days in?
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Trump's regulatory agenda on drug prices isn't faring much better.
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"It's definitely a neighborhood that isn't faring well," Lee said.
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Warren is faring only marginally better than Klobuchar and Steyer.
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While many workers are faring well and saving adequately for retirement, the data indicate that many others are not faring so well, making it difficult to rely on estimates for the "typical" or "average" retiree.
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Kohl's shares have been faring better than its department store peers.
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Alibaba's recent bonds were faring well, particularly at the long ends.
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And we wrapped with notes on everyone's favorite space-faring SPAC.
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How poorly her earthly sisters in present-day India are faring.
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How specific states are faring and feeling has an outsize impact.
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Driving for Lyft isn't faring much better, despite her best efforts.
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But the social sciences and humanities are not faring so well.
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Some investors might wonder why regional bank stocks aren't faring better.
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Mike Huckabee, a Republican, both dropped their candidacies after faring poorly.
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Netflix is faring worst among them, down 20 percent this year.
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But Trump appears to be faring a bit better than Eisenhower.
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Clinton is faring worse than Mr. Obama did four years ago.
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Not that anyone was faring any better with other crossing points.
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When it comes to credit, Americans are faring better than ever.
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Max's weight loss was more extreme, and he is faring well.
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How specific states are faring and feeling has an outsize impact.
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But the original gig economy — music — is not faring as well.
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Exports were not faring as well as last year, he added.
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"Humans inevitably will become a space-faring society," Dr. Erickson said.
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The audience score, however, is faring better with a 21 percent.
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The Bagger asked how she was faring on the awards circuit.
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Within the steel universe, however, one sector is faring much better.
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The risk corridor program was designed to provide financial stability for insurers in the early years of the healthcare law by taking money from insurers faring better financially and giving it to the insurers faring worse.
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"Our index is a good diagnostic instrument for trying to get a sense of how countries are faring and how states are faring against each other, but it's not the final word on these issues," he said.
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Clinton faring no better than she did in 2008 in that category.
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On the contrary: it looks like Europeans are faring better than Americans.
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As measured by the number of faithful, global Catholicism is faring decently.
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He's not faring any better at the Office of Management and Budget.
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Its airline unit is faring much better than its tour operator business.
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Of course, some U.S. states are faring better than others, GOBankingRates found.
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While Sharp is faring well under Foxconn, the future is less certain.
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Amid this slate of unpopular candidates, the parties themselves aren't faring well.
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Cruz himself is faring better: 2016 percent approval and 252 percent disapproval.
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But no rival is faring brilliantly, and any takeover would be tricky.
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At least their cross-state rivals in Cincinnati aren't faring much better.
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The drug business is faring well, but the other divisions are not.
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As Congress debates decriminalization, it's worth asking: How are those states faring?
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Federation members were reporting healthy bookings, with inland safaris faring particularly well.
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Health insurance stocks that were faring better: Aetna, Humana and UnitedHealth Group.
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On the other side of town, Eastland is not faring much better.
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He asked Sonny Perdue, the agriculture secretary, how American farmers are faring.
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In the meantime, investors will want to know how business is faring.
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Asking some people around me how they were faring did not help.
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Clinton faring much worse than Mr. Obama among white working-class voters.
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Warmongering and xenophobia were alien concepts to the early space-faring Suldlom.
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How are you faring there in the rays of the new fame?
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CNBC spoke with the company's drivers about how their financial lives are faring.
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Americans coming of age during and after the Great Recession are faring much
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So the animals might have been faring better for a few years now.
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Also, painfully, some of them lacked information about how their relatives were faring.
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Faring the worst, the materials sector falls by an average of 1.26 percent.
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I'll be most interested in what real space-faring folks think about Porgs.
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" Asked how India was faring after escaping the group, Oxenberg says, "Pretty amazing.
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Contract cancellations are a potential indicator of how well these companies are faring.
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The company declined to offer data on how the new business is faring.
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To be sure, the studio is faring well in the online streaming space.
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Because equities have been faring so well, more investors are considering margin loans.
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How ISIS is faring ISiS has planted its black flags in eastern Afghanistan.
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These businesses are faring rather better than the factories of China's rust belt.
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She's faring far worse among young and liberal voters than one would expect.
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"The Antlered Ship" aims for a dreamier, artier style of sea-faring fantasy.
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"Old and funky and market traditional businesses are not faring well," she said.
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Faring poorly in the early contests, she all but vanished from the discussion.
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Finance is another window into how companies are faring in the musical chairs.
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The news, however, asks a question: How are other cannabis-focused startups faring?
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He said the abducted couple appeared to be faring well despite their ordeal.
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You might wonder why you'd sell a big winner if it's faring well.
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Shares of the biggest banks are faring worse than the broader stock indexes.
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The habitat is designed to be a giant, space-faring industrial-strength balloon.
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While the services sector continues to expand, it is faring worse than expected.
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That was about a decade ago, when department store chains were faring better.
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A photo of the menu on Cure's Facebook page isn't faring much better.
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Viacom and CBS should shed some light this week on how they are faring.
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CNN visited his neighborhood to find out how locals think their President is faring.
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In the developed world, companies were seen faring better, with the exception of Australia.
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Still, Amazon's cloud computing business and nascent advertising business seem to be faring well.
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He is not faring well, his former business manager, Norman Pardo, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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May's purchasing-manager index will offer some clues on how the economy is faring.
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We see that across the store, of highly processed foods not faring very well.
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Cruz himself is faring much better: 173 percent approval and just 34 percent disapproval.
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Companies across all industries could try harder to quantify how their initiatives are faring.
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All these data permit a transplant team to see how the organ is faring.
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Overseas, it remains unclear how its internationalization — a project that Barra spearheaded — is faring.
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LET'S HOPE SO, BECAUSE IT WOULD MEAN THAT THE U.S. ECONOMY IS FARING BETTER.
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The stock has lost 44 percent this year, faring worse than Italy's banking index.
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The insurers faring the worst sell plans that resemble those traditionally offered through employers.
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The latest survey data found that American youth are faring somewhat better than adults.
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No wonder Republicans in Oklahoma have been faring so poorly in recent special elections.
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On several other health measures, American women are faring a lot better these days.
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New York State's other legislative bodies aren't faring much better than the City Council.
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With consumers constrained, it was just as well that Australia's exporters were faring better.
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The researchers used that information to study how wild animals are faring in Fukushima.
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Warren has been highlighting data that show women faring better, including in the midterms.
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Japan's Nikkei has been faring better and was all but flat in early trade.
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His research suggests it's a far more accurate predictor of how the economy is faring.
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How's Yara faring after being paraded through the streets by her meth-kingpin uncle Euron?
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For now, they are faring far better than their realist forebears first did at home.
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Raising base rates would hurt parts of the country which are already faring less well.
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Cyclists are faring even worse: 27.8 were killed in 22018, an increase of 33 percent.
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The company's recently launched smartphones, which are more expensive aren't faring that well, he added.
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It's not a far cry from its sea-faring cousin, but it's definitely an upgrade.
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Background: NASA has long needed commercial partners to make its space-faring dreams come true.
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Businesspeople across China see money-making possibilities in the country's quest for space-faring achievement.
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As for how the children are faring while their dad works on making a recovery?
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Hispanic and black voters are faring worse than whites, and they're not flocking to Trump.
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TO JUDGE by Librairie Antoine in Beirut, books are faring well in the Middle East.
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The EU has a long record of faring badly when national populations vote on its
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After four years of rigorous academics, how are graduates from the best universities faring financially?
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Considering that narrative, one would expect Clinton to be faring far worse in the primaries.
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"The worry is not how the economy is faring now, but where it is headed."
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From the look of it, the company is faring a lot better this time out.
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But here's the real shocker: Practicing Christians who attend church regularly aren't faring much better.
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Now, she said, researchers need to watch them over time to track how they're faring.
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Its rival Lyft is faring worse: about 228 percent of its shares are already shorted.
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In October, Stockton released the first set of data about how the program was faring.
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How do you think your latest hero, Orisa, who you introduced in March, is faring?
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Aluminium is faring even better, trading above $242,284 per tonne for the first time since 2013.
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Yet in some ways refugees are faring better in Turkey than in other parts of Europe.
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China Grand Auto's 5.625% perpetual notes were faring well at 100.00/100.2 against reoffer at par.
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I recently spoke with Blomkamp about Firebase, how Oats Studios is faring, and what's coming next.
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However, even in the cities where public transport is faring worst, it seems unlikely to disappear.
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This piece of technology is critical since it's key for the survival of Moon-faring astronauts.
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Developing human space-faring technology is crucial, but first we need to decide where to go.
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To view a graphic on S&P 215.8 Consumer Discretionary faring better than broader market, click:reut.
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Redler said there are other signals he's watching, including how China's domestic stock markets are faring.
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But Rubio, his chief rival in the anti-Donald Trump contest, is not faring much better.
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He noted that some other insurers with more experience serving low-income enrollees are faring better.
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At GitHub, it's clear that white women are faring better than people from other underrepresented groups.
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But the bullseye chain has recently been faring better overall in terms of sales and traffic.
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It's faring better now, at about $17 a share, but is still sailing some stormy seas.
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And there's no connection between when your love fades and how the housing market is faring.
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Clinton faring much, much better than Mr. Obama, suggesting an underlying bias in many public polls.
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How are the Rohingya faring — and what is it like covering such a sudden human exodus?
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His favorite topic, of course, was how the whole Hollywood and Silicon Valley relationship was faring.
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Our climate reporter returned to Kolkata, India, her birthplace, to see how the city is faring.
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To see how Biden is faring compared with Gore, just look at his list of endorsements.
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This allows the series to hint at how the world beyond Offred's narrow perspective is faring.
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The United States, whose economy relies less on exports than China's, is faring better so far.
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And now he's gone, having abandoned his campaign after faring poorly in the New Hampshire primary.
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"They are serious about becoming a space-faring nation," Jeffrey Manber, chief executive of NanoRacks, said.
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China's smartphone market Some Chinese smartphone makers are faring better than Apple in their home market.
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In 2018 and 2019, Russian photographer Roman Demyanenko went to see how it is faring today.
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As a space-faring Kree, the triple-jointed Nor-Varr has a fluid view of sexuality.
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Faring worse in the recovery, they worry more about jobs than white Democrats do, polling shows.
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The 2020 forecasts may provide a clearer indication of how policymakers see growth faring in coming months.
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Mr. Sanders, for his part, has taken to highlighting polls that show him faring better than Mrs.
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The euro area's economy has been faring better in recent years, but the single currency remains fragile.
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"Luxembourg's aims is to be in the top 10 space faring nations in the world," Schneider said.
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And the threat isn't limited to space-faring countries since the satellite jamming technology is relatively inexpensive.
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In 2008, for instance, the Euro Stoxx 50 index plunged 44 percent — thus faring worse than the .
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Still, in the short term the economy seems to be faring better than some economists had predicted.
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The jihadists, meanwhile, have retreated to the east, towards Iraq—but IS is faring no better there.
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The other Chinese company that's been taking the heat around the world appears to be faring better.
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Clinton, though, is faring about as well among nonreligious voters as President Obama did four years earlier.
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Klobuchar is polling consistently in the low single digits, while Hickenlooper and Bullock are faring even worse.
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Every object must be strong and compact enough to fold into the faring of a launch vehicle.
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Sales of newly built homes, which are more pricey than comparable existing homes, are faring the worst.
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Sitting atop the rocket, the top of the faring is more than 230 feet above the ground.
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Part suggests that the most frequently cited economic measurements don't reflect how most voters are really faring.
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Communication Services, which is traded through the Communication Services Select Sector SPDR (XLC), is faring relatively well.
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Here's a roundup of how the some of the worst-hit islands are faring after the storms.
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Other parts of California were not faring so well — fires were churning through San Diego and Ventura.
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It is unclear whether subscriber growth has slowed, or how well its live television service is faring.
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Last Friday, I took a look at how some primary care practices are faring amid the pandemic.
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Regardless of how the broader economy is faring, January is always a low point for business activity.
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A revamped points system in the report for how countries are faring with reforms showed differing pictures.
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There are solid reasons that explain that phenomenon, regardless of how the other "two Americas" are faring.
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Ask people how those refugees stuck in Turkey are actually faring and you'll likely get a shrug.
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Researchers and consumers said there's no simple answer to explain why McDonald's is faring better than Yum.
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Thankfully, a biopsy revealed that Harry's new HIV-positive kidney is faring just fine in her body.
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The Dow hit new record highs this week, but not all of its components are faring so well.
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Still, it's faring better than some of its fellow mall tenants, which have totally closed doors in 2017.
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That's why we're using data that Monarrez shared with us to see how your own district is faring.
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But the vision of nakedness as a demonstration of freedom and equality seems to be faring less well.
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But the combination of products makes it fuzzy to figure out how any one of them is faring.
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The US — faring better than most — has a target growth of 2.1 percent for 2020, the IMF said.
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Even PayPal is faring well there, despite the feeling of sleaze I get when writing that name out.
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Beach towns just to the north and south are faring well, even though they, too, allow beach driving.
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Yet if Eve is struggling with what comes next, her son, Brendan (Jackson White), isn't faring much better.
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Plus, aside rom the computer, scientists still need to design the remaining pieces of the Venus-faring rover.
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"All good, almost completely healed," the Logan star said after Kelly Ripa asked him how he was faring.
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Yet religion would not be such a handy tool for Jokowi's opponents if the economy were faring better.
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In 2015, the shareholder proposal fell just short of a majority, faring far better than the company's version.
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However, the reunion portion of the finale's trailer does suggest how certain couples may be faring right now.
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In the first century BC, the port town of Delos was a tax haven attracting sea-faring merchants.
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The metra even had a graphical interface to show, moment by moment, how well its cargo was faring.
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Mark is now even older (by about 5 milliseconds) than his space-faring twin, thanks to special relativity.
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The comedy is not faring well critically either, holding a 17 percent Rotten Tomatoes average and C+ CinemaScore.
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As such, Wall Street is looking at Wednesday's report for insight into how HP's hardware businesses are faring.
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Polls released over the weekend from Fox News and NBC/WSJ/Marist showed Bush faring better at 9%.
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But to keep Cruz, a Southern Baptist, from faring well, Trump has increasingly portrayed Cruz as fundamentally dishonest.
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They have been forced to retreat to the east, towards Iraq—but IS is faring no better there.
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More recent polls have shown Labour faring better, but support for the party has been slipping for years.
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As the whole of Chinese society enthusiastically embraces a space-faring future, even celebrating an annual Space Day.
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He had no idea how his favorite basketball team, the Golden State Warriors, was faring in the playoffs.
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The theory is that a new, space-faring branch of the military will increase spending on crucial technologies.
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Mr. Trump is faring worse than Mr. Romney among white voters in all of the presidential battleground states.
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Investors will be watching closely for any indications as to how the U.S. economy is faring at present.
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Our active duty military members and veterans aren't faring any better with getting Tricare to cover medical foods.
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After nearly a decade of underperformance, hedge funds are actually faring better than the stock market in 248.5.
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Smith's Barra sunglasses are primarily designed for fishing but will leave your street-faring comrades none the wiser.
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Clinton is faring far worse among white voters without a degree than Mr. Obama was four years ago.
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The company's stock price was off about 3 percent in October, faring far better than the overall market.
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They have become very expensive, and they haven't necessarily been faring that much better than many online surveys.
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In the less obvious category: Donors' opinions are an indicator of which candidates deserve to be faring well.
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Science Times at 40 Mountain gorillas are faring better — perhaps because some humans just won't listen to reason.
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Help us understand how students who graduated into a U.S. economy in decline are faring 10 years later.
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Inter, still unbeaten under its coach, Luciano Spalletti, is faring better, but the road has not been smooth.
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We need a global initiative to accelerate our understanding of the deep sea and how it is faring.
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Coblentz holds a dish of algae-based "caviar," designed to remind space-faring earthlings of their faraway home.
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Imagine how poorly Mr Corbyn, the most unpopular opposition leader on record, would be faring in normal times.
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Britain ranked relatively poorly for overall wage pressure, with only China, Singapore and France faring worse, Hays said.
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If it is, it's faring better than Metro, the "owner" of the original load-out queue in Detroit.
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Investors will learn more Thursday about how it's faring when the company posts its first quarterly earnings report.
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Later, another witness testified that Mr. Dowless had spoken to Mr. Harris about how well he was faring.
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Solace may come from faring well in polling for the two smallest states holding elections, Uttarakhand and Manipur.
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An uneasy peace Ever since the Sputnik launch, outer space has been the Wild West for space-faring countries.
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Menounos didn't mince words when talking to Kelly about her mom, who isn't faring as well as she is.
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The story is different in every state and every county — some areas are faring better or worse than others.
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Image: Getty ImagesAmerican health sciences are not faring well in an initial draft of President Trump's 2018 budget proposal.
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Instead of fearing sharks, many people on the East Coast are celebrating a certain finned, seasonal, sea-faring resident.
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Eventually, space-faring nations will need to put a plan in place to streamline private ventures beyond Earth's orbit.
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But while the company has set its sights on expansion, how is HopSkipDrive faring in its hometown of LA?
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Ramirez isn't faring well at home, posting a 2-5 record and 5.10 ERA in 11 appearances (10 starts).
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GDP data for the first quarter on Friday will also give some indication on how the economy is faring.
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I wonder how he is faring, whether he has managed to build a satisfying life after having been shattered.
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She's now faring slightly better, with that number nearing 50% in some surveys— while his has continued to climb.
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Or maybe he could use it to promote one SpaceX, his space-faring company, or Tesla's Model X SUV.
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Of the weekend's medium-sized launches, Sony's re-release of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" is faring best.
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Now that China is faring better, the path to a second rate increase in America ought to be clearer.
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Our poll tracker, which averages the findings of more than a dozen pollsters*, shows how the parties are faring.
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GDP data for the first quarter on Friday will also give some indication on how Britain's economy is faring.
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A major asset to New Glenn is its large faring — the nose cone that protects the payload during launch.
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The upside for "Hobbs and Shaw," which cost $200 million to produce, is that it is faring well overseas.
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Consider the most chilling correlation: that Mr. Trump is faring very well where middle-aged whites are dying fastest.
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Pool y Marianela probably aren't faring any better; they've deleted their Facebook account and their Instagram is now private.
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Due to the law, marine mammal species are faring much better on average in the United States than elsewhere.
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The goal was to learn how the bees are faring in a place where climate change is occurring rapidly.
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The figures suggested the Saudi economy was faring better in the face of oil's slump than many people feared.
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His attempts at optimism are framed as counterintuitive, faring little better, in predictive terms, than his lapses into pessimism.
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Investors will also be watching to see how Sprint has been faring in the ongoing battle for smartphone customers.
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Domino's Pizza has slipped almost 11% in March, faring better than the broader market's 22% slump in that time.
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Women's light presence in government is not a case of their faring worse than men at the ballot box.
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In the new analysis, the authors used wild lions as a proxy for how Africa's national parks are faring.
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"NBA analysts give me some diagnostics on how 3pt oriented teams are faring this playoffs," he wrote on Twitter.
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Thus, a space-faring, war-fighting military service was born, thanks to good, old-fashioned backroom wheeling and dealing.
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Sports ____ We went to Benghazi to see how the city is faring six years after the consulate siege there.
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The data also provide a window into how specific demographic groups and industries are faring from month to month.
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Yet it also considers signals from the markets about how the economy and the Fed's rate policy are faring.
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Understanding the tiny animals that underlie the ecosystem is key to determining how well the whole system is faring.
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Women in pop music are faring best, although still thoroughly underrepresented, with a 36.1% share of the music charts.
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But there will probably be lingering questions about how well Apple's new services are faring, like Apple TV Plus.
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On the flip side are the 35 "dark spots" the study identified, where fish stocks aren't faring too well.
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Citigroup's measure of how key economic indicators are faring versus economists' forecasts is at its most negative in 16 months.
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A year after his death, Marilyn was interviewed by the Chicago Tribune in a story about how she was faring.
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The middle class is faring better than both higher and lower income families in reducing out-of-pocket college spending.
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Five years into the Lean In era seems like a good time to think about how ambitious women are faring.
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There is a huge age gradient in current polling, with Biden faring far better with older Democrats than younger ones.
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The safe haven yen has been faring better and was holding a small monthly gain on the dollar at 109.33.
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The salaries, however, are a benchmark of how major law firms are faring; the most prestigious firms pay the best.
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Built by Compagnie Maritime Belge (CMB), it's the world's first sea-faring vessel to burn hydrogen in a diesel engine.
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Miami's results echo those from other cities in the U.S., where the highest priced real estate is faring the worst.
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But global leaders Bill Clinton and Tony Blair were most concerned about how Prince William and Prince Harry were faring.
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In November Mr Murdoch started Fox Nation, a streaming service based on Fox News that seems to be faring well.
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The forgotten Avenger played by an actor who seems to be faring better outside the MCU than it these days?
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A carefully sculpted carbon composite faring covers the chassis, which sports compact permanent magnet levitation, acceleration, braking, and safety measures.
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In the US, the service also doesn't seem to be faring well against popular competitors like Eat24, Postmates, and Grubhub.
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Even the limited technical information Apple gives on stage tomorrow could shed light on how several other companies are faring.
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Seymour argued IBM is faring better than cloud application company Oracle because, in part, of its artificial intelligence software Watson.
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UBS calculates Britain would lose 22016 percent of output, faring only slightly better with a "soft" deal, at 23.9 percent.
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Yesterday's US$22022bn jumbo offering of bonds from Chinese asset manager Cinda were faring reasonably well, given the soft markets.
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We later asked them if they wanted to find out how well their investment was faring or to remain oblivious.
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A cheap ground transport can run as low as $20 while the expensive space-faring vessels cost upwards of $500.
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The salaries, however, are a benchmark of how major law firms are faring; the most prestigious firms pay the best.
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Labour's gains will be minimal if they are faring so badly in a seat where they came close in 2017.
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An Insider and Morning Consult survey from earlier this year also found that middle-class America isn't faring that well.
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China has grown increasingly capable of exploring the solar system alongside NASA, ESA, Russia, India, and other space-faring nations.
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J.P. Morgan Chase is faring better, up just more than 1 percent, while Bank of America is down 0.41 percent.
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I wanted to know how they were faring in the new economy that has sprung up outside the factory walls.
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It was his job to know how the candidate's body was faring, but it was not his job to push.
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Given polls that show him faring better than Clinton against Trump, Sanders argues superdelegates should come over to his side.
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"We're going to use the material and energy resources of the moon to create new space faring capability," Spudis said.
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Jackson faring poorly in the coming market might dishearten Anthony enough for him to finally waive his no-trade clause.
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In South Carolina, "black voters are two-thirds of primary voters," and Warren is not faring well with these folks.
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The company also declined to share data about how the product has been faring in countries where it's already available.
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It is doing well on high-speed and commuter routes but its regional trains and rail-freight businesses are faring badly.
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He sank to 303% in a recent national poll from Quinnipiac University, and is faring no better in the early states.
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While our hearts fluttered when news of a comeback surfaced, it seems its once-older sibling hasn't been faring as well.
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In a new photo released by HBO, we get a close-up look at how poorly GoT's dragon queen is faring.
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Not only are the number of women's roles increasing, but diversity in those roles is faring better, too—if only incrementally.
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U.S. stock futures were faring pretty well this morning, after the Dow's biggest one-day drop in more than two months.
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Kleiner doesn't seem to be faring much better at grooming a younger generation of VCs in the wake of that move.
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There just isn't a plausible path to the nomination so long as Mr. Sanders is faring so poorly among nonwhite voters.
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As the migrants got out into open water, Marrero soon realized his second trip wasn't faring much better than his first.
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Lyft isn't faring any better—its goal is to lose less than $50 million per month, according to the Bloomberg report.
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As Bezos sees it, humanity's space-faring future shouldn't necessarily hinge on making unlivable worlds like the Moon or Mars habitable.
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While they said their lives had been destroyed, they guessed they were most likely faring better than others in the town.
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Black women are faring a tiny bit better in the tech industry than they (we) were a couple of years ago.
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If it were, ordinary people could legitimately lash out about wealth at the top regardless of how they themselves were faring.
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Read on for a sense of how the latest Mass Effect is faring in other corners of the games-loving internet.
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A newer American plan to support the Syrian Democratic Force, a group made up largely of Kurds, is faring somewhat better.
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Authored by a number of scientists from around the world, it paints a stark picture of how our planet is faring.
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Should the Federal Reserve be cautious in moving forward with interest rate hikes given the uncertainty about how workers are faring?
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"Dumbo" made $21 million in China, and "Aladdin" is faring better with $53 million so far, according to Box Office Mojo.
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Pundits who stick to their priors even when the data tells them to abandon ship are not faring well this year.
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Eight journalists with BILD went to parts of the Amazon, in Brazil and Bolivia, to see how indigenous groups were faring.
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It's hard to imagine that the polls will show Mr. Trump faring any better than he was ahead of that news.
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Voters don't care about deficits as anything other than culture-war totems; they care how they and their communities are faring.
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The sense that the agency is faring well without a Senate-confirmed leader has also decreased the urgency for a vote.
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Trading hasn't yet opened, but Dow Jones futures dropped 3 percent last night: The big British banks were faring even worse.
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American Samoa: The U.S. territory of American Samoa lacks sufficient polling to indicate how Democrats are faring heading into Tuesday's caucuses.
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Other social media companies have launched coronavirus information portals and content channels that depict how people are faring during social distancing.
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Students are faring much better in reading, math, science and social studies, and more are graduating from high school and college.
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Part of Bernie Sanders' sudden resurgence and current lead could be because of his faring with younger or independent voters, too.
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The patient is faring well but is still being kept in isolation out of an abundance of caution, health officials said.
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Rather, they ask themselves how they are faring in today's America, and what kind of country they want to live in.
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"The critical breakthrough needed to make us a space-faring civilization is to make space travel like air travel," Musk said.
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Next, I made my way to the upper levels to see how the liquidation sale was faring in the other departments.
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You can easily see your Airbnb rating through your account page to track how your listing and hosting experiences are faring.
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Warren is faring a little worse in the South Carolina race, polling in fourth place with 8.8 percent of the vote.
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Its primary mirror, measuring 6.5 meters, will be folded inside the rocket faring and will unfold once the telescope reaches space.
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The U.S. Department of Education updates the public every three months on how borrowers are faring with their federal student loans.
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Given Germany's difficulties right now in forming a coalition government, it's hard to see Italy's fractured political community faring any better.
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Both parties have struggled to gain traction, but the CDPJ is faring better, with 5.7% backing versus 1.1% for the DPFP.
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Nixon triumphed in the general election, but he only received 15 percent of votes from African Americans, faring better than Goldwater.
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"I think that better understanding that gap holds many of the keys to closing yet another gap, the success gap between how girls are faring in school -- where we know they're crushing it, and they're outperforming boys, and they're achieving at levels we've never seen before -- and how they're faring in life after school," Kinsey said.
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Clinton faring well among Hispanic voters — and Mr. Sanders basically finished in line with national polls among both white and black voters.
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The bright spots are that weak iPhone demand seems partially cyclical, other units are faring well, and the installed base is rising.
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Daoists and Buddhists are faring well, while Catholics could soon enjoy better times, with ties possibly warming between Beijing and the Vatican.
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But how is the field of public polling faring in a time when public attitude towards talking on the phone is shifting?
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You can, however, still use the remote to find out how your filter is faring and see when to swap it out.
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Facebook's other apps are faring well, too: Messenger has over 1.2 billion monthly users and Facebook-owned WhatsApp tallies a similar figure.
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The economic reports should show how the economy is faring so far in the second quarter, following a surprisingly strong first quarter.
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It hopes that space-faring countries outside the region, including Russia, the U.S., China, India and Japan will collaborate with the project.
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Even so, it's faring better than MoviePass itself, which has proven something of an inextinguishable garbage fire over the last several months.
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Birnbaum does not shy away from talking about how Kustomer is faring against competitors, or why its platform is better than theirs.
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To get a closer look at how these regional differences are playing out, see how your part of the country is faring.
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But the Naham 3 was no merchant ship that belonged to a wealthy sea faring company -- and there was no forthcoming ransom.
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That's 4,500 nautical miles of unassisted and unsupported ocean-faring, although Bertish did encounter some yachts and cargo ships along the way.
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So, it's these space-faring adventurers, not those of us comfortably adapted to life on Earth, who will spearhead the posthuman era.
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Here's a look at how three of the US's biggest-producing regions are faring in this new age of oil and gas.
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Just a week before open enrollment begins, the Obama administration made some grim announcements about how the Affordable Care Act is faring.
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Faring better was the New Zealand dollar as data on domestic economic growth came in firmer than many bearish investors had expected.
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That an intellectual would become an ocean-faring buccaneer may seem incongruous, but it would lay the foundations of an English imperialism.
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We're just over a month out, so it's too soon to know exactly how Pokémon Go is faring in the longer term.
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According to CFRA, the stock market usually does well in the months after a presidential election, with Democrats faring better than Republicans.
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But fast-forward four decades, and a person born in the 1985 had only a 50% chance of faring better than them.
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Clinton faring better depends on a comparison with the exit polls, which showed Mr. Romney winning 6 percent of the black vote.
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Both Mr. Robbins and Mr. Ackman then are consistently faring worse than their peers when it comes to placing bets on stocks.
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Recent national polls show Mr. Trump faring even better; if true, our estimates may understate his strength in the Super Tuesday states.
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Trump touted the "booming" economy, with unemployment at a 50-year low, and women, Hispanics and African-Americans faring better than ever.
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Clinton was faring well in early voting and could lock down one or more swing states, starting with Nevada, before Election Day.
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Clinton faring better in Florida, ahead of Mr. Trump there by one point, and leading him by six points in North Carolina.
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He wanted to see how the moose were faring, given that climate change has been delaying snow's arrival in New England's winters.
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As for how Hanks and Wilson are faring, it seems so far that both of them are doing well under the circumstances.
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Early indications from April's data, such as a contraction in services sector activity, suggest the second quarter is not faring much better.
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In the midst of sheer wonder, our conversations were about how poorly a trail drained or how our bowel movements were faring.
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Although Heineken does not break out details on how it is faring in the country, Brazil has been a headache for brewers.
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The East African nation's government expects the economy to grow about 6 percent this year, faring better than others on the continent.
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But now, there's another clay mask in town that's faring just as well in popularity: The Body Shop's Himalayan Charcoal Purifying Glow Mask.
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Faring a bit better were E-Mini futures for the S&P 21, which added 2503.88%, while EUROSTOXX 50 futures edged up 0.1%.
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When Obama came into office in 2009, for-profit colleges were riding high — and the students who attended them were often faring poorly.
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HANS ROSLING, a Swedish academic who died in 2017, became famous for telling people that the world was faring better than they believed.
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Faring a bit better were E-Mini futures for the S&P 232, which firmed 0.33%, while EUROSTOXX 20.3 futures edged up 21%.
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The second subspecies, the mountain gorilla, is faring better, increasing its number to around 880 individuals, reversing a decline that began in 1996.
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What became apparent was that national animal symbols in North America and Australia-Oceania are faring better than those found in African countries.
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Uber's app appears to be faring slightly better on Google Play, where it has a 3.6-star average for the past 30 days.
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Mr Moore, meanwhile, underperformed Mr Trump in every one of Alabama's 67 counties, faring especially poorly in those with lots of educated voters.
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Huston and his bloody face weren't faring any better, and the two men ended up in separate hospitals, hoping to avoid unwanted publicity.
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Italian banking stocks were among the worst faring stocks on the pan-European STOXX 600 index on Monday and ended mixed on Tuesday.
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Snap's trying and succeeding in growing modestly, but put next to the behemoths that are Facebook and Instagram, the company isn't faring well.
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How HealthEquity is faring: Business has been booming as more employers steer workers into high-deductible health plans that are paired with HSAs.
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Compared to its startup-breeding Nordic neighbours — Sweden (in a league of its own), Denmark, Finland, and even Iceland — Norway is faring poorly.
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Part of the difficulty is that, despite the support for Mrs Merkel, the Christian Democrats have been faring less well in the polls.
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The car retails for around $450,000, and is a barometer of how luxury car sales are faring in the U.S. amid global worries.
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The next chapter in BioWare's space-faring RPG series kicks off in North America on March 21, and in Europe on March 23.
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So markets will focus on Chinese manufacturing data due on Thursday and Friday to glean how the world's number two economy is faring.
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In 2004, in such a diverse electorate, the exit polls show John Kerry faring far worse among white voters than Mr. Obama did.
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And perhaps nothing captures the challenges and rewards of New York like a look at how those lovers are faring a year later.
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Plus, ByteDance's other short-video apps for different niches, Huoshan and Xigua, are also faring well, commanding 13.1 percent and 12.6 percent, respectively.
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The results of the annual health check on European Union banks is expected to show Italy's Monte dei Paschi among those faring worst.
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Matthew Shay, the association's president and CEO, said businesses and consumers have been faring well from the reform, but that's now in jeopardy.
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At the same time, the spectacular growth of the most visible institutions may distract from how art institutions are faring as a whole.
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Moore is faring well in September with a 26 ERA and 21 WHIP in 16 2/3 innings despite losing his lone decision.
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The Standard & Poor's 2000 index, considered a broad measure of how U.S. stocks are faring, reached a new high of 258,259 this week.
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But companies that serve U.S. leisure travelers — who are opting to fly private to their second homes and getaways — may be faring better.
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Breyer and Kagan would have remanded the case to the lower courts to consider how individual waivers to the travel ban were faring.
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She adds that coming to a hospital to get tested when they are faring okay at home could cause more harm than good.
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Instead, he handed over management to his adult sons through a trust, while continuing to receive updates about how the organization is faring.
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Retailers to the 1% are faring the worst, with famed Barney's filing for bankruptcy and Nordstrom posting three consecutive quarterly declines in revenue.
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Several studies indicate that major league pitchers return after the surgery about 80 percent of the time, with younger pitchers faring slightly better.
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" Authorities in Los Angeles did not disclose how the Los Angeles patient was faring but said the person was "currently receiving appropriate care.
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The global economy will contract by 3% with countries in North America faring the best and countries in Africa the worst, it said.
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That fact was obscured by national exit polls that showed Mr. Obama faring worse among white voters than any Democratic nominee since 1984.
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Since Haas F1 entered F1, Custer says 'tremendous interest' has sparked within the NASCAR garage about how the grand prix team is faring.
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Investors tried to pull funds from P22P companies, causing liquidity problems for many smaller operators, Wang said, although larger ones are faring better.
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The five polls released after the debate last week showed Hillary Clinton faring seven points better, on average, than a prior batch of polls.
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The proposal is not faring any better with immigrant advocacy groups who worry that it'll include changes to laws designed to protect migrant children.
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Laysan albatross are sea-faring birds found in the northern Pacific Ocean that breed in the northwestern Hawaiian islands, nesting in enormous breeding colonies.
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LaGuardia and Newark, both serving New York, are at the bottom of the list, faring just better than Philadelphia, Chicago O'Hare and Boston Logan.
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Hot-dog chain Papaya King in New York sells them for $3 each, excluding tax, and they're faring better than the deep-fried Oreos.
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Previous studies have come to differing conclusions about how Himalayan glaciers have been faring in a warming world, or presented a limited geographical view.
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That means it will book cargo space on ocean-faring ships, and that will transport goods from those ships to warehouses and vice versa.
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Luna: 0 In case you're wondering how Chrissy's doing during her postpartum phase ... it sounds like she's faring better the second time around. TMI?
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About midway through the primary, Sanders's supporters began mounting their own electability argument based on him faring better in head-to-head polling matchups.
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Given that Chinese production of primary metal has been flat-lining this year, the inference is that Chinese consumption has been faring even worse.
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"At this point of time Iranian crude is attractive ... it is faring better than spot cargoes and other crudes," said one of the sources.
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Instead, she wants to embrace the Titan mission, which has the goal of creating a space-faring colony that might leave the Earth behind.
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" Typical of the tone is a report from The Pennsylvania Packet in 1789, about a "sea-faring lad" who accidentally shot a "servant-girl.
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His project, known as the Directed Energy Propulsion for Interstellar Exploration, looks at how lasers could push space-faring vehicles faster than ever before.
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According to the analysts, Walmart's device can analyze patients' heart rates and how they walk, ideally to get a sense of how they're faring.
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The company has been piloting ways to expand the use of LNG, including by using it to power sea-faring ships and road vehicles.
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MORENA won more support for López Obrador, adding two more governorships to the five it already held while faring well in many local posts.
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In an era when missions to Mars and lunar bases are once again being seriously pursued, a space-faring military service sounds pretty attractive.
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Over all, he's faring about as well among white registered voters as Mr. Romney did, despite Mr. Trump's weakness with well-educated white voters.
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""Do you want the future where we become a space-faring civilization and are on many worlds, and are out there among the stars?
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"The critical breakthrough that is required for us to become a space-faring civilization is to make space travel like air travel," Musk said.
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A two-month trial of the service in the Netherlands shed some light on how the effort is faring, execs at the event said.
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If this whole space-faring civilization business is to work out, we need to know that humans can even handle space-life, physiologically speaking.
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A lot has to do with how America is doing, how citizens are faring economically and what hope we all have for the future.
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Volkswagen reported its latest financial results on Thursday, offering a lens into how the carmaker is faring in the wake of its emissions scandal.
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The Senate's Obamacare replacement bill is faring no better with the public than the highly criticized plan that passed the House earlier this year.
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Foursquare has gathered foot traffic data in major cities across the US to see how different consumer services are faring during this difficult time.
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Some credit markets are faring better, the dollar is weakening, and there are positive technical signs pointing to a bottoming in the equities market.
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Faring even worse is Teddy McGiggle (Josh Gad), a superstar children's entertainer who just happened to be shooting his show at Pleasant Valley Farm.
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Although some other whale species also appear to be rebounding in the southern oceans, humpbacks seem to be faring the best, Dr. Friedlaender said.
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It's hard to tell how well individual companies are faring, as those making headsets, such as Magic Leap and Microsoft, haven't divulged sales numbers.
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The Census Bureau survey offers a look into how the economy is faring nearly a decade after the Great Recession ended in mid-2009.
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It was donated at a time when the North Korean economy, buoyed by Soviet and Chinese aid, was faring better than it is today.
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National exit polls suggested that President Obama won the 2012 presidential election despite faring worse among white voters than any Democrat since Walter Mondale.
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In a study of unprecedented scope, a team of 31 primatologists has analyzed every known species of primate to judge how they are faring.
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In an awkward exchange, Mr. Bloomberg said he was uncertain why Ms. Warren, a Massachusetts senator, was faring poorly in the race; when Gov.
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When the group wasn't borrowing from R&B they were exploring other genres that were faring well on the charts, like rock and country.
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There is no clear reason why people between 35 and 49 should be faring differently in the marketplaces than those in neighboring age groups.
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All of that makes this beast much more than a lake-faring minivan, even if it has features like cruise control, comfy seats, and cupholders.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar both see themselves as the strongest alternative, as does Michael Bloomberg, who is now faring pretty well in national polls of Democrats.
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"The future is vastly more exciting and interesting if we're a space-faring species than if we're not," Musk said as he took the stage.
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However, for today, I wanted to answer a question: How is the United States faring in terms of its share of global early-stage funding?
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Under Ellison's leadership, the retailer's sales trends have been faring better than the other major department stores, though they are coming off a smaller base.
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Of course, more mathematically significant to its investors is how the firm is faring, and on that front, Root's backers must like what they see.
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The company is faring better than its primary competitor Box, which today suffered a 7 percent drop in share price on news of Dropbox's debut.
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What's more, an overall uptick in photosynthesis does not mean ecosystems all over the world are faring better because we're driving SUVs and burning coal.
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The weakness was concentrated in the premium sector of the housing market in Sydney and Melbourne, with less expensive property faring much better, noted Lawless.
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Demographic shifts—in particular a surging young population in cities like Raleigh and Charlotte, and their suburbs, which are faring well economically—should benefit her.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) took an extended tangent after asking Ford about how her family was faring (she said her husband was doing "fairly well").
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A key metric for the retail industry, same-store sales results often serve as a litmus test for how companies are faring year-over-year.
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Consumer and business confidence figures from the European Commission on Thursday will provide a read as to how the rest of the region is faring.
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The detail offers an early glimpse at how the store, known as Amazon Go, is faring two months after opening its doors to the public.
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After several days in Altamonte, I went to Pinellas County to see how one of Uber's first partnerships with a public transit agency was faring.
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But fast-forward four decades, and a person born in the 1985 had only a 50% chance of faring better than them, a stark reversal.
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The logic appears simple: Black boys are not faring well, and the presence of black men as teachers and role models will fix this problem.
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If timid Trump had taken the risk of going to these places, he might have had a more realistic sense of how he is faring.
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"We don't see U.S. companies faring worse in our analysis" since Trump took office, said Marcus Norton, chief partnerships officer and general counsel at CDP.
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Like you said, it's a sci-fi story—here's a space-faring civilization, and they've gone through a wormhole which they use as a gateway.
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People often wonder why Dolan, in his chairmanship of the Garden, has had measurable success with hockey's Rangers while faring so miserably with the Knicks.
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Still, scientists have little idea how the species as a whole is faring, especially as the oceans it calls home are rapidly warming and acidifying.
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In response, the two beverage giants are now expanding their Powerade and Gatorade brands and emulating other types of beverages whose sales are faring better.
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Just 22019 percent said a candidate's ability to raise money is the best measure of how a candidate is faring in their run for office.
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Conant also optimistically pointed to a new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll that showing Rubio faring better against Clinton in a head-to-head matchup.
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They showed him faring worse among white voters than any Democrat since Walter Mondale, but that was exclusively because of his weakness in the South.
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Sipping green tea, Mr. Redzepi, 40, asked me how my family — including my 6-year-old daughter — was faring on our first trip to Copenhagen.
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So my first question to you both is how you see those "Trumpist" ideas — the good ones, I mean — faring so far under this presidency?
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I dug into the numbers on income, wealth and other issues to see how millennials, baby boomers, my own Generation X and others are faring.
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Here's how the markets are faring so far: The Nasdaq was set for a lower open, with futures down 3.2% in New York premarket trading.
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Speaking of fit ... Farrah's thong is definitely losing a battle with her ass here -- and that bikini top isn't faring much better with her girls upstairs.
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Mass Effect Andromeda, the long-awaited fourth installment in Bioware and EA's space-faring, alien-smoothing series of role-playing games, finally has a release date.
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Technology stocks were faring particularly poorly on Friday, because many American tech companies rely on China's rapidly expanding middle class for their profit and sales growth.
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Though it captures only a small slice of defaulters, the rate is considered the best approximation of how colleges and borrowers are faring on this front.
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Naritiv technology mines all the data from the campaign so that brands can see how their marketing efforts are faring over a long period of time.
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But once they do, the little robots could put India in an elite club of space-faring nations that have vehicles sitting on the lunar surface.
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Anne McElvoy asks him how he is faring in tackling the city's housing crisis and why he is not running for the Democratic nomination in 2020.
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It's faring better overseas, where it opened in first place in 24 territories and racked up $29.9 million, but moviegoers probably shouldn't expect a part four.
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He said high-end real estate was "sort of a mixed bag, and obviously there is some slowing," but some locations were faring better than others.
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How the first two lunar colonists end up faring is left to the imagination, although given the film's conclusion, one must imagine Friede and Helius happy.
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Because Ivanka Trump Collection doesn't release sales figures, though, it's hard to know how the company is truly faring since its founder cut all official ties.
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The Arizona psychologists analyzed five specific aspects of how they were faring for each of the five years before and five years after they became widowed.
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Weaver pointed to recent polls that show Sanders faring better with independents and performing better in head-to-head match-ups with GOP candidates than Clinton.
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WPR: How is Saudi Arabia faring in its efforts to attract more highly skilled foreign workers to diversify its economy away from a reliance on oil?
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The presence of lunar ice makes Earth's nearest neighbor vitally important to the nation or coalition of nations that proposes to be a space-faring power.
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Total enrollment in Obamacare for 2019 also depends on how its faring in the 11 states, plus the District of Columbia, that run their own exchanges.
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Asian shares were faring better than bonds after upbeat economic data from China, Japan and South Korea augured well for a sustained pickup in global growth.
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South Korea's KOSPI was effectively flat, faring better as major tech shares such as SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics rose following gains by their U.S. peers.
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Commodity-importing emerging market countries are faring better, but the benefits of lower energy and other goods have been slow to materialize, the World Bank said.
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After faring poorly on the greens at the first playoff event two weeks ago, Woods switched putters for the second, a move that didn't help much.
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To see how different corners of the islands are faring, we checked back on some spots that we visited and photographed not long after the storms.
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"Our students were not faring very well in getting into the honors when compared to the seven sending districts, all of which were wealthy," he said.
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As a country, we would do well to ask ourselves how these workers are faring under a private retirement system built for full-time traditional employees.
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FedEx earnings: FedEx (FDX) will report its fiscal third quarter earnings after the US close, giving investors some insight into how the global economy is faring.
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They clearly tell us the economy is strong, but we need real facts that help our policymakers understand how our society is faring in this economy.
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He took great care not to harm any while relocating Meda, and never worried about Meda's old wood faring poorly in this much drier, foreign place.
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Expanding the voting universe to include more young people is central to his strategy in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he has been faring well in polls.
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Kasich, for his part, on Wednesday released a letter on his campaign fundraising list highlighting a poll showing him faring better in the general election than Trump.
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Perhaps one reason why establishment Republican politicians are faring worse than Donald Trump in the primaries is because they show little evidence that they actually enjoy politics.
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Last week sportswear retailer Sports Direct said November trading was "unbelievably bad", while clothing group Bonmarche said it was faring much worse than during the financial crisis.
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Today, exactly 215 years after Piazzi made that fateful first discovery, we have visited the asteroid belt with our space-faring emissaries with about a dozen flybys.
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But consumer spending overall was healthy, and services held up better, underscoring how domestically driven sectors are faring much better than industries that depend on overseas demand.
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And host Tom Standage takes a ride in a self-driving car in London, to see how Europe is faring in the race to build autonomous vehicles.
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He broke with Trump's description of predominantly African-American communities, saying he wouldn't have compared inner cities to Afghanistan or suggested they are faring worse than ever.
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Even as the wealth of Jeff Bezos balloons and Amazon eats everyone's online retail lunch, there are still a few other e-commerce entrepreneurs faring rather well.
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And according to the expecting mom, the relationship she has with her new baby's father, Luis, isn't faring much better than the one she has with Devon.
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And Trump is faring worse among the state's white voters than Mitt Romney, who carried the group by 24 points in his 2012 race against Barack Obama.
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The Sanders campaign has been fighting against this narrative, blasting reporters daily with polls that show Sanders faring better than Clinton in a general election against Trump.
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But his sights are still set on New Hampshire, where he's faring better in the poll and competing for a second place finish with four other candidates.
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While Curiosity's self portraits are cute, they also give scientists a good idea of how the rover is faring as it moves around the harsh Martian terrain.
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It was one of the worst-performing institutions in recent Europe-wide bank stress test, with only Banca Monte dei Paschi and Allied Irish Banks faring worse.
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The RAD5545 is designed to be simpler than computers used on previous generations of space-faring vehicles and satellites, since it replaces multiple cards with just one.
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So it is no revelation for him to own up to obsessive behavior in terms of how his $1.3 billion fund is faring against its Pimco counterpart.
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Meanwhile, on the surface, there are a few things that can be done to determine whether there is anyone trapped inside and how they might be faring.
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The figures show countries that develop national strategies to curb risks from extreme weather are faring better as climate change strengthens and disasters ratchet up, Rauch said.
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For instance, the Standard & Poor's 25 index, generally considered a broad indication of how U.S. companies are faring, has gained 20.10 percent this year through July 22.
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After all, reading and math tests tell us nothing about how students are faring on much that we care deeply about, including qualities like character and citizenship.
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Ms. Kliff said a teacher would be in a better position to know how students were faring than a PATH employee meeting them for the first time.
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Grocery delivery businesses haven't been faring much better: On March 17, Amazon suspended its Prime Pantry service in order to catch up with the deluge of orders.
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The New York Times dug through the numbers for clues about how Mr. Trump's businesses are faring just past the midway point of his term in office.
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Read below for more about the Times's investigation, the government's probe of the Landry school and how some of the students are faring since our initial reporting.
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While Bloomberg has gained traction in the South and among black voters nationally, he is faring poorly in northern and coastal states where his roots run deeper.
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"Much of the election will be decided over the handling of [coronavirus] and how the economy is faring at the end of it," one Biden ally acknowledged.
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Andrew Cuomo, earlier this year, spoke to PEOPLE at the 15th Annual UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York on Tuesday about how she's faring since the separation.
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NASA will continue its mission of space exploration, scientific study and technological development that will further the vision of the United States as a space faring nation.
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"If off-year summer polls determined the primary's outcome, we'd all be talking about how Presidents Wes Clark and Hillary Clinton were faring in retirement," Sams said.
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Even though the trade war isn't over, Washington and Beijing have reduced the tension between them, and the economy isn't faring as poorly as people had feared.
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But while we, as a people, still have the sympathy of so many of the EU's half-billion citizens, the British state is not faring so favourably.
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The Times and Siena followed up with a batch of general election swing state polls showing Biden faring best against Trump when compared to Sanders and Warren.
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He said Greece's economy is faring better after a deep, multi-year recession but reforms should continue for the remainder of the bailout program and after August 2018.
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CAN ELIZABETH WARREN, the US senator, convince Wall Street to back her and how are the other candidates faring in the Democratic competition for the 2020 presidential nomination?
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"We need a space-faring civilization," Bezos said at the Satellite 2017 conference in Washington, D.C. Bezos is also the founder of Blue Origin, a private space company.
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Many are faring poorly, notably its European steel unit, an undersized mobile-telephony arm in India, a stalled domestic carmaker, and the struggling global chain of Taj hotels.
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The book focuses on a space-faring human civilization ruled by an Emperox, and a number of powerful trade guilds that connect the distant planets of the empire.
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The winner in the tournament is a testament to the bears' ability to adapt in a warming world, experts say, but many brown bears aren't faring as well.
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But at a time when the country is widely considered to be faring well, stopping Merkel from winning a fourth term in office will be an uphill battle.
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In Canada, the dairy industry is faring much better and continues to be among the nation's most profitable farm sectors, allowing most farmers to absorb the concessions' impact.
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To gauge how well Trump is faring with unemployed voters, CNBC looked at GOP primary results in nearly 2,200 counties in the states that have voted so far.
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What people are having a tough time realizing is that, as bad as Trump is faring right now, he's still better than any of the other GOP options.
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"The current findings revealed that LGBTQ foster care youth in California are not faring as well as their non-LGBTQ or non–foster care counterparts," the report said.
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Although a lower-tier city can still be relatively large by Western standards, increased interest in tourism from those areas indicates that local economies are still faring well.
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He began the series in 1987 with Consider Phlebas, which introduced readers to a space-faring, utopian society of humans, aliens, and artificial intelligences living across the galaxy.
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Embraer also released results in Brazil's local currency, the real, which showed revenue faring better and positively affected by the depreciation of the currency against the U.S. dollar.
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Mr Moore, meanwhile, underperformed Mr Trump's results from November 2016 in every one of Alabama's 67 counties, faring especially poorly in those with large numbers of educated voters.
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Mr. Sanders also talked about his "electability" against Republicans, as recent poll numbers have shown him faring better in potential head-to-head matchups than Mrs. Clinton. Mrs.
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And 46 percent of the Democrats had a favorable view of Martin O'Malley, who is faring poorly in polls, nearly three times the proportion viewing Mr. Bloomberg favorably.
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Our recent analysis of hospital finances showed many of the largest tax-exempt hospitals are faring quite well even as they care for more people with government insurance.
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President Trump spent 2000 minutes Tuesday evening talking about how the United States is faring one year into his administration during his first State of the Union address.
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The difference between unpopular kids that don't end up faring well in life and those that do is how they choose to confront their past experiences, Prinstein says.
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Debt issue recovery rates in retail bankruptcies continue to be split, with most first-lien claim holders receiving outstanding recoveries and more junior creditors not faring as well.
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LHP Madison Bumgarner is expected to face live hitters later this week after faring well in his second bullpen session as he recovers from an injured throwing shoulder.
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"Fundamentally, the future is vastly more exciting and interesting if we are a space faring civilization and multi planetary species than if we are not," Musk has said.
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With Republicans typically faring better in such "off-off year" elections, when turnout dips, Democrats could lose what was Mr. Kaine's Senate seat just a year after Mrs.
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As e-commerce grows increasingly competitive, CNBC's Jim Cramer revisited Wayfair, one of the space's most hotly contested stocks, to see how it was faring on Wall Street.
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Down on Hammamet's beach, a young man selling camel rides responds to my question about how his business is faring by opening his arms toward an empty beach.
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Curious to hear how everyone else was faring in the great summer planning debacle, I put the question to Times readers: What are your kids doing this summer?
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Still, financial firms are connected to each other in ways that aren't always clear, which will lead to an intense focus on how large indebted companies are faring.
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CNN exit polling, tweeted by Massachusetts political reporter Nik DeCosta-Klipa, showed Warren faring poorly among voters without college degrees — and especially among white men without college degrees.
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"Because they are older than the tender-age children, they are faring much better, but still it's very traumatic, they've been traumatized by the separation," the official said.
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Five years on, and the winter 2015 Y Combinator cohort is also faring well, with GitLab, worth $2.75 billion, leading the pack that includes Razorpay, Atomwise, and Chariot.
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But his agency does its own analyses of how values are faring in the main tourist hubs of Grand Baie and Tamarin, located on the island's western coast.
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Rather, the 2018 midterms will have everything to do with how President Trump and republicans in Congress are faring on upholding the promise to Make America Great Again.
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The station is a joint project of several space-faring nations, and NASA has contracted with private companies, like Boeing and SpaceX, to reach it in recent years.
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The slowdown is uneven and some projects are faring better than others, but for well-heeled buyers there is no shortage of discounts and sweeteners to be had.
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Experience made the difference for Kramer, who started in the second-last pair of the evening and adapted his strategy based on how the other skaters were faring.
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Buffalo hasn't been faring much better offensively, registering fewer than three goals in each of its last four games, including a 4-0 loss at Boston on Monday.
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Goldman Sachs analysts looked at how 13 economies in Asia were faring relative to their potential this year; the Asian tigers occupied four of the five bottom slots.
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A recent Instagram photograph showed the stat sheet that Calipari said he receives daily, detailing how his alumni are faring in the N.B.A. Want to know his philosophy?
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The offering will provide Wall Street a first look at exactly how the music streaming business is faring since Apple doesn't disclose specific revenue of its music business.
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In the meantime, Duan also collaborated with researchers from the Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics in order to improve their space-faring equipment and in-lab culture systems.
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In a series of charts that track installations and monthly usage, data company 7Park examined how ride-hail companies Careem, Uber and EasyTaxi were faring in the region.
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For advanced space-faring civilizations, a globular cluster, with its stars in close proximity, could be an ideal place to build an array of superstructures, such as Dyson spheres.
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To gauge how well Trump is faring with unemployed voters, CNBC has tracked GOP primary results in more than 2,200 counties in the states that have voted so far.
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The economies of Japan and Europe are faring better than just a few months ago, while European officials have suggested that the European Central Bank could raise rates too.
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I interviewed Euwyn Poon, the founder and president of Spin, about how the scooter startup is faring just over a year after its sale to Ford for $100 million.
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That's troubling for Republicans because there is a strong and perhaps growing tendency for close Senate contests to break uniformly in the direction of the party faring best nationally.
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With increased demand due to the start of grilling season, executives said that the company has been faring much better than previous years when it comes to supply shortages.
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He got in un-rebutted attacks on Cruz, who's faring far better than him on every metric, and then got Cruz to praise the Paul family name as well.
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Chairman Paul Brough said Noble's partnership with Swiss trader Mercuria Energy Group to improve access to trade finance in Asia to support its hard commodities business was faring well.
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And as for which new series aren't faring as well among viewers, 13% of men surveyed said they'd tried to watch Marvel's Inhumans but gave up on the series.
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It is a cruel irony that these nations are the ones that contributed the least to global warming, with the industrialized world faring far better under most warming scenarios.
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Scientists took a new look at how the tiny insect—once widespread throughout its native North America—is faring, and found it may now be facing extinction up north.
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Amid a massive shake out in technology stocks overall, Netflix's stock is faring even worse now: Shares are off by nearly 28 percent since the start of the year.
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"[T]he Waffle House test doesn't just tell us how quickly a business might rebound—it also tells us how the larger community is faring," FEMA wrote in 2011.
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The EVE Online community—a space faring MMO—has long been worried that the game's digital currency could easily be manipulated and used to launder money for criminal organizations.
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"Our data showed that people who went back to school in this part of southern Wisconsin were faring worse than people who didn't go back to school," Goldstein said.
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With domestic corporate earnings in full swing, investors are looking for signs on how companies are faring in a slowing economy recently bolstered by two official interest rate cuts.
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Once you have the raw data in front of you, it becomes easier to see how you are faring on your financial goals, or to set a savings goal.
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But the Pistons continue to struggle on defense when Drummond is on the floor, with opponents faring noticeably worse at the rim when he sits, per Cleaning the Glass.
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Naborly also looks at macroeconomic trends such as the price of gas, the stability of the economy locally versus nationally, and how that applicant's field of work is faring.
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Related: An Alternative Rapper Comes Into Her Own Style Through Experimentation Virtual Pop Star Hatsune Miku Performs "Live" in Berlin Visit a Space-Faring Land of Oz [Music Video]
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Dave Brat's district that stretches from the Richmond area to the exurbs outside Washington will serve as a barometer of how Republicans are faring with suburban voters in November.
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Just last year the Philadelphia Federal Reserve studied how the small banks that were exempt from the regulations, those under $10 billion in assets, were faring under the reforms.
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Grossman trained to be a chemical engineer, but found his calling as a writer in the 1930s, reporting how workers were faring during the first two Five-Year Plans.
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Compared with most other former Soviet republics, Kazakhstan is faring reasonably well, its economy driven by a highly educated population and large reserves of oil and other natural resources.
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Today, the island is faring better than it was last fall but significant work will be required before it will be able to return to its pre-hurricane condition.
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COPENHAGEN, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Denmark's central bank told banks on Wednesday they should reconsider their capital targets, after a stress test showed lenders faring worse than in previous tests.
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Longstanding conflict in the deep jungles of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo left experts with no choice but to guess at how that gorilla subspecies may be faring.
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And where Greenville is concerned, we're seeing an influx of people from outside of this region that are faring far better than those who are native to the region.
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I spent several days in Maunabo, Rodriguez's town on the southeast coast, and other areas without power, to try to understand how communities are faring all these months later.
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" Responding to a Reuters question on how the Taiwan dollar was faring and whether the government would take any action, a central bank official said its performance was "okay.
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Neither club is faring well on the power play as the Bruins are just 1-for-9 with the man advantage while the Avalanche are 1-for-12. 3.
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Faring slightly better was "The Edge of Seventeen" (STX), a teenage comedic drama starring Hailee Steinfeld and produced by James L. Brooks on a slim budget of $9 million.
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There's also data that should reveal how the consumer is faring — personal income and spending — and there's important data on manufacturing, with both the ISM manufacturing survey and PMI.
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Australia, at least, was faring better, with data released earlier in the day showing the economy accelerating at its fastest annual pace in three years in the first quarter.
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"The alternative is to become a space-faring civilization and a multi-planet species which, I hope you would agree, that is the right way to go," he said.
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STD rates are currently soaring in the US but on the other side of the pond, despite the fact that healthcare is basically free, we're also faring pretty miserably.
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This answer, at least to my mind, is part of what sets Warren apart among the Democratic candidates — and one reason she's faring relatively well in the polling so far.
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South Africa's rand, meanwhile, jumped 0.5%, after having shed about 8% so far in August, making it among the worst performing currencies this month with only Argentina's peso faring worse.
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Heading into the 2020 election, it's time to evaluate how rural communities are faring under President Trump, and how a Democratic alternative who listens to rural Americans might fare better.
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All of the Republicans won in no small part by faring better than Republican presidential candidates usually do in socially moderate areas, like the suburbs around Philadelphia, Columbus and Chicago.
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As he wrote in "Cassidy": "Faring thee well now/ Let your life proceed by its own design/ Nothing to tell now/ Let the words be yours, I'm done with mine."
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star gave her followers an update on how her daughter was faring on Twitter Wednesday after a fan asked her how Stormi was doing.
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His time outside of the White House now offers him a second chance at those aspirations, even if analysts don't give him much shot at faring any better this time.
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In another paper published in the same journal, lead author Willem Renema from the Naturalis Biodiversity Center and colleagues studied why many reefs the world over are faring so poorly.
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But Nedbank is faring better this year thanks to a recovery at Ecobank, whose operations in Nigeria had been pressured by a slide in commodity prices and unfavourable currency swings.
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The reveal came along with a new trailer for Starlink, which gave a glimpse at the kinds of planets, creatures, and experiences we can expect in the space-faring adventure.
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But even if you feel like you've completely and totally bombed a job interview, I can almost guarantee that you're still faring a lot better than any of these folks.
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However, the film is faring better overseas, earning $212.9 million over the weekend from select markets for a foreign total of $23 million and global tally of roughly $503 million.
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The iconic row of white cliffs along Britain's south coast is the closest British landmark to continental Europe and the first sign of England that many sea-faring visitors see.
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Brokers say the very top of the market — consisting of eight- and nine-figure homes — is faring the worst as slowing economies overseas and volatile stock markets have spooked buyers.
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" "So I don't think it's a huge shock that the president isn't faring quite as well in some of these states as you might have expected a couple years ago.
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However, it does examine how players in a tournament as a group are faring relative to its expectations on each day, and adjust its overall expectations for their performance accordingly.
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Lewis has struggled to retire Austin Jackson (22-for-31, one homer) while faring well against Brett Lawrie (1-for-14, seven strikeouts) and Eaton (2-for-14, five strikeouts).
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Furthermore, Biden, with a three-point advantage over Trump, wasn't faring much better than Sanders, who led Trump by one point, or Warren, who was running even with the president.
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The bigger question remains: Why are women of color, who collectively form about 40 percent of the female population in the United States, faring so much worse than white women?
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As Politico's Elena Schneider writes: Historically, Republicans in 2018 are faring worse than Democrats in 2010, the last wave election, when the GOP picked up more than 60 House seats.
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The data also provide a window into how specific demographic groups (African-Americans, women, 25- to 34-year-olds) and industries (manufacturing, restaurants, retail) are faring from month to month.
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Maduro is faring poorly in polls, he's presiding over the most dire economic crisis in South America, and he's continually resorting to authoritarian policies to keep his grip on power.
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Yet other Democrats are quick to note that party candidates who are running more cautious and centrist campaigns in conservative states are faring no better than the liberal Mr. O'Rourke.
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"It was truly an honor working together to facilitate the launching and recovering of our nation's aircraft on our respective carriers, showcasing the similarities between our two sea-faring nations."
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Considering the year-over-year declines — though results are still faring better than most of the industry — some analysts have begun to speculate the off-price chains are losing steam.
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European stocks were faring worse, with Italian equities down 4% as Italy grapples with the largest coronavirus outbreak outside of Asia, with more than 150 reported cases and five deaths.
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As Thrun walks off stage, VanderZanden of Bird walks on to talk about how the company is faring in scooter wars and it's is doing to improve its unit economics.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi earlier Wednesday appeared to dismiss Tlaib's move, following questions as to how the freshman is faring as she tries to collect support among Democrats.
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VICE News visited Baghdad earlier this month, when the official number of cases of the virus hovered around two dozen, to see how the protests were faring five months on.
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For now, most of it has favored topics, services and products that keep consumers informed on how they can personally prepare or examined how industries are faring during this time.
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This "fratricidal" violence can in turn prompt insurgent flipping, whereby the rebel group faring worse turns for protection to the government and in exchange helps it stamp out the rebellion.
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Is that the main deep-into-the-future story you'll be telling in season 3, or will we start seeing how other characters are faring in that time period pretty quickly?
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Investors looking for safety in turbulent times helped the defensive sectors this week, with consumer staples, utilities and real estate indexes faring better than most other major S&P 500 sectors.
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" In a note sent to clients on Wednesday, the head of Third Point said: "For the new President, it will be tough to #MAGA if the stock market is faring poorly.
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To gauge how well Trump is faring with voters looking for work CNBC looked at GOP primary results in more than 2200 counties in the states that have voted so far.
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Hulu and YouTube are faring very well with their live TV streaming services, according to a new report from Bloomberg, which says the two companies have around 3 million customers combined.
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Still, foreign investment has not benefitted the whole country equally, with western and central regions faring better that worse-off southern and eastern regions affected by high unemployment and inadequate highways.
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Earlier, the Socialist party, whose candidate Benoit Hamon is faring even worse than Fillon and trails badly in fifth place in opinion polls, called on the conservative candidate to pull out.
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Trump's campaign is faring no better -- his campaign, low on cash, is heavily reliant on the Republican National Committee, and a reassuring performance this week could ease concerns and open wallets.
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" Asked about how Bresha Meadows was faring on the inside, a representative from the #FreeBresha campaign said that she "is of course struggling because of the horrific experiences she's been through.
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Their immediate focus was on November U.S. non-farm payrolls, unemployment and wage data due to be released later on Friday for clues to how the world's top economy is faring.
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Bank of France governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said last Friday that the downwards revision reflected the broader slowdown across Europe, but that the French economy was faring better than others.
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While the first movie assembled a team of space-faring misfits, this one takes off with them carrying out a mission for a race of golden aliens that goes spectacularly wrong.
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To gauge how well Trump is faring with voters looking for work CNBC looked at GOP primary results in more than 295 counties in the states that have voted so far.
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Even with new jobs emerging through online or mobile platforms, such as rideshare apps Uber or Lyft; domestic services or food couriers, women are still faring worse than men, research shows.
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With a record number of women running for congressional office and faring well thus far in the 2018 primaries, Capitol Hill might have an influx of new female leaders come 2019.
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Sitting across from 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl, DeVos stumbled on a string of basic questions pertaining to her job, including how schools are faring in her home state of Michigan.
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Other markets are faring slightly better, but still in negative territory for the year: Japan was down 2.02 percent this year and South Korea's benchmark had declined 5.73 percent by Friday.
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SOLAR ECLIPSE, CRASHING SPACECRAFT, VOLCANOES AND MORE: BIGGEST SCIENCE STORIES OF 2017 The probe, which is housed inside a payload faring, was moved to Space Launch Complex 0003 on July 30.
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Trump is faring far worse than other similarly situated leaders, and the thing to explain is not why his numbers are going up but why they are going up so little.
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But persistent problems in testing have prevented the full picture of the virus's spread from becoming known, leaving officials without a clear idea of which states were faring better than others.
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The average domestic stock fund fell 0.4 percent, with consumer defensive and natural resources groups faring worse than most and technology being one of the few clear winners, up 6 percent.
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Ryan Christopher Jones focuses on how delivery workers are faring under increased demand and risk, while Reuters photographer Yana Paskova reports from one retirement community seemly unfazed by the coronavirus news.
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Parties on the extreme right and left seemed to be faring poorly, gaining far fewer votes nationwide than they had in the first round of the presidential election, on April 23.
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However, European stocks were faring worse, with Italian equities down 216% as Italy grapples with the largest coronavirus outbreak outside of Asia, with more than 150 reported cases and four deaths.
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In the new entry in the Predator franchise, it appears a young boy has uncovered some Predator technology that may have inadvertently caused the space-faring apex hunter's return to Earth.
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The group of 18 men and seven women, ranging in age from 31 to 88, agreed to weigh in occasionally for a look at how Trump is faring with his supporters.
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He seemed to be faring well in the battle until Euron captured Yara and Theon looked around him to see the attackers cutting ears off men and ripping people's tongues out.
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Through a portal that's promising to enable users to click through to see how their crypto holdings are faring, to buy and sell CryptoKitties or to find and use other decentralized apps.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Many political parties faring as poorly as the Indian National Congress in a bellwether state election would ditch key leaders, if they did not go of their own accord.
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Here are the three big ways writers tell those stories: The first, major way that inhabited solar systems have been used is as a way to realistically depict a space-faring civilization.
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Yellen's perceived dovish remarks on future rate hikes contrasted with recent comments from some top Fed policy-makers who said the U.S. economy is faring well enough to warrant further policy normalization.
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In her work, she looks at what's behind the decline of economic mobility in America and the erosion of the American dream, as children are no longer faring better than their parents.
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We wanted to share their questions and Fran's advice before summer — and summer internship season —gets into full swing, so these two will be reporting back in June about how they're faring.
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Britain's economy has performed much more strongly than the BoE expected since last June's vote to leave the European Union, faring better than all other major advanced economies bar Germany last year.
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Dan: I also wanted to take this opportunity to get a sense on how the business is faring not only throughout the first half of this year but also towards year end.
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If Powell had emphasized that the economy was faring well and that the Fed was just being cautious, investors might have focused on the good news of steady — if not slowing — growth.
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A median of about one-third of respondents had positive opinions of Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and King Salman of Saudi Arabia, with Jordan's King Abdullah II faring similarly poorly.
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President Obama received 22019 of every 10 dollars spent by employees of major tech companies in the 2012 presidential election, but Trump is faring even worse than 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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An Emerson poll from earlier this month found Trump faring slightly better — 47 percent of respondents said they approved of his job performance, compared to 43 percent who said they did not.
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It was the first rocket landing for SpaceX since a December 5 mishap in which the booster experienced a technical issue, tipped off a sea-faring platform, and dove into the ocean.
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Humans, or any advanced space-faring species, would send a bundled sail to an existing high-energy source, or to a region where a star or galactic flare is predicted to erupt.
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This isn't mandated by international law, but most space-faring nations adhere to this policy of planetary protection under guidelines established by an international group known as the Committee on Space Research.
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Up until now, only the United States, Russia, and China have ever landed vehicles on the Moon, so Chandrayaan-2 could put India in a very elite group of space-faring nations.
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If you're worried about how your money is faring, financial experts advise you to channel your inner millionaire and ignore the urge to panic and check — or worse, sell off — your investments.
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"The critical breakthrough that's needed for us to become a space-faring civilization is to make space travel like air travel," Musk, who is also the chief executive of Tesla, reportedly said.
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"Under the circumstances, I think he's doing reasonably well," said Shkreli's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman after the hour-long court hearing, when asked how his client was faring in the notably unpleasant lockup.
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Both nations have a long and independent, sea-faring and trading history but now have to weigh that against the benefits of belonging to a bloc given the nature of world trade.
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The index tells us how poorly (lowest) to how well (highest) well children are faring overall, which in turn suggests what might be their trajectory for success in work, school and life.
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But it's certainly plausible that the deal was called off because it could've ended up being politically costly for the Trump administration at a time when its policy agenda is faring poorly.
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However, opposition to verbal and physical sexual harassment is faring better, thanks to a rigorous grassroots campaign that highlighted the importance of women to Egypt's revolution and their right to use public space.
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" He added that "economic security is a huge drive in how small businesses are faring — they're less likely to invest, grow, innovate and so on if they fear economic problems on the horizon.
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With the up 1.2 percent in 2017, here's how some of the best performers last year are faring so far: Not bad at all — they are all holding their own and even outperforming.
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Candidates don't have to report their fundraising totals from the end of September for almost two more weeks, and generally the worst-faring candidates try to bury their totals right before the deadline.
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Ethereum is also faring pretty well, all things considered, down from all-time highs above $1,400 but holding most of its newly built value after doubling in price from December prices around $500.
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Majors-worst San Diego isn't faring much better, although it recorded its third win in 13 outings in Sunday's 5-1 victory to salvage the finale of a three-game set against Arizona.
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The numbers will be an important window into how tightly consumers held on to their purse strings in 2015, and how retailers are faring as Amazon continues to dominate the e-commerce ground.
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In the high-margin segment, Germany's leading luxury nameplates Mercedes-Benz and BMW posted 16 percent and 11 percent growth respectively, faring better than VW's Audi brand at 3.1 percent, according to ACEA.
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In Britain, where a fifth of 16- to 24-year-olds do not drink at all, the number of pubs is falling by about 1,000 a year, and nightclubs are faring even worse.
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It is likely to be stressful to see other cancer patients who are not faring well, while it may ease stress to see others whose treatment seems to be more successful, they explain.
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For example, through financial-planning software, clients can keep track of all their accounts — both assets and liabilities — in one place and see how they are financially faring and where their money goes.
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The broader EU economy was seen faring slightly better with growth of 1.8 percent this year and 1.9 percent in 2017, notwithstanding the risk of fallout from Britons voting to leave the bloc.
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The Orion capsule, which will sit tiny atop the rocket like the finial on a flagpole, is the place the space-faring humans will live, work, play, and probably also cry and fight.
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So I scoured planetary systems for ancient relics that would unlock the secret language of space-faring strangers, hoping to know them better and feel a little less lonely in the infinite void.
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The proportion of working homeless families, from security guards to hotel workers, has increased at different rates across Britain, with the East Midlands and North West England faring the worst, the report found.
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The profits of trade houses were mixed in 2015, with those focused on energy mostly faring better than metals or agriculture, but the reversion to core activity is broadly consistent across the sectors.
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The reasons include the state of the economy, the profitability of the vehicles being produced, the strength of the dollar, and how well or not each carmaker's products are faring in the marketplace.
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Today the space-faring organization issued an official "request for proposal" from four partners on how they would go about creating the robotic spacecraft that would perform the actual asteroid redirection in question.
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The New Old Age The analysts at P.H.I., a nonprofit research and consulting group, sift through federal data each year to see how the nation's swelling corps of home care workers is faring.
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"Return conditions are on every indicator deteriorating: People are faring extremely badly, there are huge spikes in malnutrition, displacement internally, and the E.U. is striking deals to return asylum seekers," Mr. Tyler said.
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Bloomberg was faring quite well in states with early voting, but as Biden made his South Carolina comeback, same-day voters may have opted to go with Barack Obama's former right-hand man.
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I spoke to seven current and former food-service employees about their experiences working in restaurants, bars, and cafés as Covid-19 spread to all 50 states — and about how they're faring now.
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These accomplishments have laid a foundation for what may someday be a broadly space-faring human species, representing the first steps in an expansive new phase of human history, beyond our cradle Earth.
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But the right doesn't just cry foul at any attempt to limit inequality; it does the same thing whenever anyone tries to talk about economic class, or measure how different classes are faring.
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At Cliff Asness' AQR, several of the firm's liquid-alternative mutual funds have lost double-digits this year so far, giving a glimpse into how some of its hedge-fund strategies are faring.
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On March 21, rheumatologists from around the world launched the Covid-2500 Global Rheumatology Alliance, a coordinated effort of more than 219 rheumatologists, to track how their patients are faring with the coronavirus.
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Trending While onboard entertainment is the focus of enormous ocean-faring ships, river cruises in Europe emphasize onshore activities — one major reason that families (recommended for ages 8 and up) are hopping aboard.
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He came up with results that showed stocks globally dropping between 8 percent and 17 percent, with markets in the U.S., Canada and Israel faring worst and Japan being the only overall winner.
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For example, the S&P 500 index — a broad measure of how U.S. public companies are faring — rose about 156% from the beginning of 2010 through Friday, when it hit a new high.
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Group net profit dropped 86 percent to $224 million in the quarter, beating analysts' average forecast of $55.6 million, with the company's oil division also faring better than expected in weak energy markets.
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The first data on how well the flu vaccine is working this season in America has just been published — and it suggests the vaccine may be faring even worse than in previous years.
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The gap between the richest and poorest American communities has widened since the Great Recession ended, and distressed areas are faring worse just as the recovery is gaining traction across much of the country.
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When Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his center-left Democratic Party initially proposed the constitutional reforms in 2014, they were faring well in the polls and pursuing the reforms seemed like a good idea.
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Hedge funds also are holding their second-biggest underweight in financials, which are down only about 2 percent and faring better than the 4.5 percent decline in the S&P 500 since October began.
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But following those wobbles, Mrs Clinton is performing better at this stage of the race than Barack Obama was in 2012, though she is faring slightly worse compared with his first run in 2008.
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The survey, which collected results from about 1,000 residents in the area, also revealed that citizens in the San Francisco Bay are split when it comes to how they think the region is faring.
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The week ahead brings the first or "flash" estimate of manufacturing activity in May from around the world, an early indication of how the global economy is faring after signs of momentum slowing down.
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Researchers and consumers said there's no simple answer to explain why one is faring better than the other, but the scandals seem to have stuck to KFC much more than McDonald's in consumers' minds.
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Every so often, and without any real regularity, Fig began offering updates to his 1,800 subscribers, to note how the cup was faring in the rain or the sun, or after an ice storm.
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Those in steady employment are faring well: the Atlanta Fed's wage index, which tracks the same individuals over time, thereby ignoring retirements and new workers, shows wage growth of 3.4% over the past year.
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Yet new polling shows that senators running for reelection in battleground states won twice by President Obama are faring better in recent weeks — even those who have worked hard to distance themselves from Trump.
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Yet most stories about the Democratic primary race focus on Joe Biden's enduring lead in national polls and not on how the Democrats are faring in early voting states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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"The critical breakthrough that's needed for us to become a space-faring civilization is to make space travel like air travel," Musk said during his presentation while standing before a 16-story steel prototype.
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Funding for science at federal agencies is faring better in the United States than Australia, as the December 2015 budget deal between Congress and President Obama bolstered budgets for NOAA, NASA and other agencies.
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Weaponized versions of SpaceX's Big Falcon Rocket and Blue Origin's New Glenn may be the first space-faring battleships of the United States Space Force as the current century progresses in the coming decades.
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Now, it is true that Republicans are faring far worse in special congressional elections than you might expect in an environment in which they were down only 7 points on the generic congressional ballot.
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The Tuesday preview of the main Galleries section, which features 286 exhibitors from 33 countries, was a far more telling indicator of how the world's leading art dealers are faring in today's uncertain times.
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The backdrop: McCain was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer last year, and Martin stopped in his Arizona ranch to see how he's faring, and who's been visiting as he undergoes treatment.
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Haute luxe players are faring better — Gucci has proved a case in point — though companies with a focus on prices at the lower end of the spectrum appear determined to cultivate growth through acquisitions.
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That's regardless of a homeowner's ability to pay, whether or not he or she has any children in a school system, and no matter how badly a local real estate market may be faring.
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If he could not keep a race close — after coming out in support of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, after speaking warmly of gun rights — it is hard to envision another Democrat faring much better.
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Most importantly, that answer was enshrined in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, to which both the United States and the Soviet Union as well as all other space-faring nations, had become a party.
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Caterpillar shares have taken it on the chin in recent months amid international trade tensions, and its quarterly earnings report scheduled for Monday morning will shed light on how the industrial name is faring.
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It was a momentous decision by Burger King, and Sigal does a great job explaining how important one vendor's adoption of meatless meat was to the mainstreaming of plant-based alternatives to factory faring.
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That's not to say the bottom 99 percent aren't faring well in this metro: Their average income is $122,447, which is more than double the average income of the bottom 993 percent nationwide: $50,107.
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It was a seeming change of tack for Mr. Trump, who has rarely missed a chance to tell a crowd how well he was doing, or how poorly his opponents were faring, in the polls.
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"The fourth golden rule of trading Trump is focus on the economy and how it's faring in its own right," Crescenzi said, noting the low unemployment rate and rate of wage growth as supporting statistics.
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The outlook is especially grim for social media companies, which Bay Area respondents viewed as the most untrustworthy industry of all, faring even worse than often vilified sectors like big pharma, telecommunications, and financial services.
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It appears that Lindsay Lohan's latest endeavor — a luxe beach club in Mykonos and a corresponding MTV reality show appropriately titled Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club — isn't faring as well as her early 2000s acting career.
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Both open in basically the same way, following the same premise: Samus Aran, the space-faring bounty hunter, has to journey to planet SR-388, the ancestral home of the parasitic and incredibly deadly metroids.
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There have been other watery clues though in recent days those expanded on what we assumed to be a marine theme of some kind, suggesting the map may soon be crawling with sea-faring marauders.
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One of these is a question about how founders deal with the varying commitment levels of their cofounders, which often change over time based on how the company is faring, as well as external events.
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Seldom has the season been watched so closely, as the agriculture industry has become a bellwether for how British business as a whole is faring as the country negotiates its exit from the European Union.
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Here's how each sector is faring: Pharmaceutical and medical device companies: Rising drug prices are not addressed at all, and medical-device companies would get a full repeal of the ACA's tax on their products.
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While there aren't a lot of delegates at stake in this Mississippi River county in Iowa's far southeastern corner, it's a good place to gauge how Pete Buttigieg's focus on Obama-Trump counties is faring.
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"Its [sic] been really helpful seeing what the rest of my town looks like," wrote one Reddit user on a thread encouraging Houston residents to use Snap Maps to check how different neighborhoods were faring.
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There's historically been a substantial regional difference in white working-class voting patterns, with Democrats getting nearly no votes from whites without a college degree in the South but faring considerably better in the North.
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They have become a new 'toxic trio' for traders having been hammered over the last few weeks despite other major EM currencies, such the Mexican peso, Brazilian real and Polish zloty, all faring relatively well.
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Video: AZURNERUB/YouTube Given the secrecy between the American and Soviet space-faring efforts of this time, it's interesting simply to get a closeup glimpse of the construction and testing process used for Venera 4.
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This has reduced the appeal of the euro, and other currencies which have strengthened against the dollar since 2017 based on the view economies outside the United States had been faring better until recent weeks.
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After a shaky start to 2018 for Britain's economy, investors will be looking at business surveys for May - beginning on Friday with manufacturing - for a sense of how it is faring in the second quarter.
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But she's still faring worse among those voters than the CNN poll has shown in the past, and even worse among white working-class voters than President Obama fared in pre-election polls from 2012.
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This alienation is heightened when the descendants they do have seem to be faring worse than they did — as in those white working-class communities where opioid addiction, worklessness and family breakdown have advanced apace.
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Many individual issues are faring even worse — yields on 2027 subordinated bonds from Legoland owner Merlin Entertainments have shot up to nearly 10%, up more than 6 percentage points in three weeks, according to Tradeweb.
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Though it will be sometime before the new arrivals in Marana will take to the skies again as the COVID-19 crisis plays out, the aircraft are undoubtedly faring better than the town's permanent residents.
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"The Waffle House test just doesn't tell us how quickly a business might rebound — it also tells how the larger community is faring," FEMA said in a 2011 blog post when Craig Fugate was administrator.
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White Sox rookie Tim Anderson is faring well this month, going 8-for-21 with two doubles and two runs scored as he continues to prove he's capable of being the starting shortstop next season.
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All three candidates are faring much more favorably in typically establishment-friendly New Hampshire, where Bush and Kasich have both cracked the low double-digits according to Real Clear Politics' average of the polls there.
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Greinke is 3-6 with a 3.42 ERA in 15 career appearances (63 starts) against the Rays and has struggled against Logan Morrison (5-for-10) while faring well against Longoria (4-for-22, one homer).
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Prince Philip has always been known for his quick-fire quips and salty humor, but on Tuesday he met his match when an old sea-faring colleague shed some light on the young prince's dashing ways.
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Shares of the tech giant are down just more than 4 percent since the start of the month, faring better than the broader tech sector, which has fallen nearly 10 percent in the same time frame.
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This year's check-in focused on how these retailers are faring in order to meet the 2020 deadline: The three leading companies, per Greenpeace's standards, were Inditex (parent company to Zara), H&M Group, and Benetton.
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A new space-faring IP from Ubisoft, Starlink: Battle for Atlas has perhaps one of the most misleadingly generic sci-fi titles for what could be one of the most blissfully fun games of the year.
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Comparing the two-way and four-way ballot tests, the Poll of Polls suggests Johnson is faring better than most third party candidates do once the chaos of the primary and caucus nomination process is over.
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Speculation that Russia could limit exports has supported global wheat prices in recent months, as Russian officials have been using the meetings with traders to monitor how big exporters are faring given a smaller 2018 crop.
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The entirety of Starlink: Battle for Atlas takes place in a single solar system in the Atlas star system, which is being taken over by the Forgotten Legion, an evil, space-faring army led by Grax.
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"Dubai has long been seen as the so-called safe haven in the region, and when there is such uncertainty in how other economies are faring it regains its allure," said a Dubai-based stock broker.
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Cramer also went off the tape and sat down with David Yeom, the co-founder and CEO of online bargain retailer Hollar, to see how the privately held dollar store is faring in the internet realm.
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In the Democratic contest, Senator Bernie Sanders rebounded from a string of defeats to prevail in Indiana over Hillary Clinton, who largely abandoned the state after polls showed her faring poorly with the predominantly white electorate.
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While Beijing, which produced the most expensive Summer Games in history, is often cited as an example of poor post-Olympics execution, other cities like London, home of the 22002 Games, seem to be faring better.
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They struggle to make a living while fighting off the seductive escape of alcohol and drug addiction, with some faring better than others; Ms. Nottage obliquely addresses the slow gutting of the once-mighty union movement.
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Great white shark dies at Blue Planet SocietyJanuary 8, 2016 The great white shark, perhaps the most feared predator in the ocean and certainly one of its most important, is notorious for faring poorly in captivity.
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In that same vein, Dropbox COO Dennis Woodside will talk about how the company is faring in a market also occupied by Google's document-sharing service, made ubiquitous by the popularity of its sister service Gmail.
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A few years later, when he was living in Bologna, Vasari decided to return home to Arezzo because he was "worried about how his brothers and sisters were faring without their parents," as the authors write.
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This week on CYBER we're talking to Lauren Kaori Gurley of Motherboard to discuss how the workers of Amazon, headed by the single richest man in the entire world, are faring during this very trying pandemic.
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But while Cook didn&apost reveal any subscriber or sign-up numbers, third-party data backs up Cook&aposs assertion and suggests that Apple TV Plus&apos original TV shows are faring better than some thought.
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Our efforts to better understand how young companies are faring comes, of course, in the shadow of the impending $7 billion Intuit-Credit Karma deal — the second, multi-billion dollar fintech exit so far in 2020.
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The early faring of Warren's fundraising pledge nevertheless shows just how hard these total bans can be to enforce and how they can have a far more muddled impact than their anti-Silicon Valley rhetoric suggests.
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As access to space becomes cheaper and the options for launch vehicles, satellites, and other space-faring objects diversify, the regulations will need to be restructured to address the challenges arising from a re-energized industry.
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Two new polls on the Republican side added still more intrigue this morning, showing Mr. Trump ahead by just 1 percentage point over Mr. Cruz, with Mr. Rubio faring better than he had in any recent polling.
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Argentine voters will choose among 10 presidential candidates, though the main political parties have all already established their runners, making the primaries, known as the PASO, more of a giant poll on how political rivals are faring.
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And once you have discussed what you want from your setup, you still have to check in to see how your partner is faring, and whether or not they're still satisfied with the arrangement, Dr. O'Reilly says.
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Early next year they will be expanding support to Overwatch gamers and update their GPI for first-person-shooter gameplay so you can know exactly how your accuracy and speed are faring in the heat of battle.
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Elsewhere on the high street, Marks & Spencer eked out gains, up 1.6 percent ahead of interim results on Wednesday, with investors hoping to get an update on how the struggling high street chain's turnaround plan is faring.
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"But one of the reasons that they're faring better is also because they've put an enormous pressure on their suppliers," the CEO of the energy unit said, adding "profitability is still low and under pressure" for suppliers.
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Although the state-by-state numbers being circulated show these states faring well, the Kaiser Family Foundation's Larry Levitt called them "pretty misleading," as they don't take into account the per-person cap on federal Medicaid funding.
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Finally, Cramer sat down with Sheryl Palmer, the president and CEO of Taylor Morrison Home Corporation, to hear how the home construction and real estate space is faring in what feels to many like a refurbished economy.
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In the latest episode of the CNBC Conversation, CNBC's Carolin Roth sits down with the chief executive of , Tidjane Thiam, to discuss how his business is faring and what he thinks of key issues affecting his company.
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This has reduced the appeal of the euro, yen, pound and other currencies which have strengthened against the dollar since 2017 based on the view economies outside the United States had been faring better until recent weeks.
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Investors will be eager to hear from Southwest executives about pressure from other no-frills carriers, as well as how the airline is faring amid the roll-out of basic economy fares on large full-service airlines.
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Analysts are expecting to see a pullback after the economy got off to a robust start at the beginning of the year and will be looking at the retail figures to see how the economy is faring.
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You might think your great-uncle using an old desktop to "surf the internets" is the person at risk of accidentally spreading "fake news" on social networks, but kids these days aren't always faring so much better.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England thinks Britain's closely watched business surveys might be overstating the recent weakness in the country's economy, but they appear to be working well as gauges of how major industries are faring.
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The insurers generally lost money in the first three years of the Obamacare market, said Deep Banerjee, an analyst for Standard & Poor's, though it appears they were faring better this year, before the cancellation of government payments.
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But the stories in Russian news media and statements by Dmitry Rogozin, general director of Roscomos, seemed to suggest a need to reaffirm cooperation between Earth's most active space-faring powers, who jointly manage the orbiting station.
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Crazy Nancy thereby gives the strong edge to Sleepy... Trump regularly weighs in on the Democratic White House race, offering his assessment for how candidates are faring as well as his predictions on who will win. Sen.
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Whereas Mr. Trump struggled in previous primaries to appeal to affluent, well educated and suburban voters, while running stronger in rural areas, polls show him faring less well upstate than in New York City and Long Island.
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"The Waffle House test doesn't just tell us how quickly a business might rebound – it also tells us how the larger community is faring," Dan Stoneking, FEMA's director of external affairs, wrote in a 2012 blog post.
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With that in mind, Cramer turned to his weekly game plan: Cramer has never regarded food services giant Sysco as an investment, but he often uses it as a barometer for how the restaurant business is faring.
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We came across the two neighbors as we walked through the crumbling streets of Rashidiya to find out how residents were faring three weeks after Iraqi security forces had driven most Islamic State fighters from eastern Mosul.
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To qualify for those funds, paid to the city for providing foster care, city officials were required, every six months, to review how foster children were faring in private homes and under the supervision of private agencies.
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For their own sake and because birds can signal larger-scale environmental crises that affect humans, whether we know it or not, it's imperative to be aware of how they're faring -- and to protect them, experts say.
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Foreign trade data released on Wednesday this week will also give an indication on how Germany is faring against a backdrop of global trade tensions between the U.S. and China, Brexit and economic uncertainty in the euro zone.
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The space-faring political drama tightened the screws and ratcheted up the tension in its third installment, which collapses a full novel and a half from the book series it's based on into a single season of television.
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This contrasts with how others in the struggling apparel sector are faring, with mid-market clothing retailer Ted Baker posting a profit warning on Tuesday after Britain had its biggest fall in retail sales on record in May.
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Google's total is well behind both of those larger rivals, but it still shows that the company is managing to put up a fight — and it's faring better than Pandora, which is hovering just below 7 million subscribers.
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Combined with the theoretical IRA's value at age 89 — growing at 5% annually while RMDs are going out — a retiree would end up faring better under the proposed law, though not by a life-changing amount: $17,650 more.
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Preliminary data in the survey also indicated that female-headed households in drought areas were faring worse than others, with almost 20 percent reporting "poor" to "borderline" ability to access enough food as a result of the drought.
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A new survey released Wednesday by the RAND Corporation, a think tank, details the stark differences between backers of Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz and suggests why the two candidates are faring differently across the early primary states.
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His system, which uses a Raspberry Pi and a machine learning algorithm that recognizes the number of individual bees entering a hive, is used to see bee trends over time and see just how the bees are faring.
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In addition to the most prestigious models faring well, the influx of younger aficionados as investors in recent years has also supported the much lower end of the classic car market of late, in a trend seen persisting.
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As to whether or not a water-soaked planet could foster to an intelligent, space-faring species, that's another issue entirely, and certainly a question worth thinking about given the apparent abundance of these planets in the galaxy.
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Other sectors that are faring well include leisure, hospitality and travel, which reflect today's consumer preferences and where landing a job — such as yoga and fitness instructors or massage therapists — often doesn't even require having a college degree.
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But overall, the study found that Americans are faring worse in a wide range of measures, including infant mortality and low birth weight, injuries and homicides, drug-related deaths, obesity and diabetes, heart disease and chronic lung disease.
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The stats for how the app has been faring in download charts also point to sustained interest in Flipagram, with the app consistently hovering in the top 10 of photo and video apps in the key U.S. market.
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The manufacturing sector is already in a recession, and in a recent Business Insider interview, Rosenberg added that a number of parts of the US economy, such as construction, capital spending, and housing, were faring just as badly.
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That remained clear Thursday even as a chat room conversation between the staffers and their counterparts in Miami switched from the usual discussion of weather conditions to how the forecasters themselves were faring in the hurricane-battered island.
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Before the Oscars, Mr. Saviano had suffered a blood clot that required he be hospitalized, but, against medical advice, had checked himself out to attend the ceremony, and afterward checked himself back in (reportedly he was faring well).
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It is possible that Mr. Trump could improve his standing with blue-collar voters who are crucial in Rust Belt states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, where polls now show him faring worse than Mr. Romney did in 2012.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Germany's biggest residential property group Vonovia, which last year lost a takeover battle for rival Deutsche Wohnen, is faring well on organic growth and not dependent on acquisitions, its chief executive said on Tuesday.
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And yet, one returns to Jacobs not out of nostalgia but from a curiosity to see how this man of prodigious talent, now shorn of the infrastructure of self-enlargement, is faring in a time out-of-joint.
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The disclosure, which follows a 2017 holiday season that smashed online shopping records, will shed light on how the shipping giant is faring amid the widespread economic shift away from brick-and-mortar retail and toward online delivery.
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Tarantino has given Oscar voters an industry valentine in "Once Upon a Time in … Hollywood" — the rare original film this year to become a significant theatrical blockbuster — but Scorsese's "The Irishman" has been faring better with critics' groups.
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So while focus will remain on what progress - if any - May can make in uniting Britain behind her Brexit deal, clues as to how the euro zone and United States are faring will be provided by purchasing manager surveys.
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They would likely argue that Clinton only "clinched" the nomination when super delegates are counted and that those delegates could look at polls showing Sanders faring better against presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump as a reason to switch sides.
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Frederic Oudea, president of the European Banking Federation and CEO of Societe Generale, told a Russian economy panel at SPIEF Thursday that while the country's finances were not faring too badly given the global environment, sanctions remained a hurdle.
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The Murdoch-owned Galaxy polling agency showed a similar outcome, with the government faring slightly better on 51-49 on a first party-preferred basis after the distribution of preference votes from minor parties to the two main contenders.
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Retail revenues from radio-like services such as Pandora, and from ad-supported on-demand streaming such as YouTube and Spotify's free service are faring much less well—they grew in America by less than a tenth, to $600m.
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The economists Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman have done groundbreaking work to disaggregate the national accounts data to show how those at all income levels were faring year to year and over a longer span of time.
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We won't know the results of the real Super Bowl game between the Patriots and the Falcons until this Sunday, but Conan O'Brien gives us an early look at how the competition is faring...in video game skills, anyway.
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It's a message for people in their capacity as people who make decisions and care about more than what to buy; they care about how their country looks, how viable their economy is, how their fellow citizens are faring.
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This mechanical snake is a collaboration between The Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Kongsberg Maritime (the fine ocean-faring folks who discovered that Lochness Monster prop a few weeks ago) and Statoil, a Norwegian oil and gas multinational.
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But the new study is among the first to boil the impact of climate change down to an estimate of national economic output, which is a simple way of understanding how people are faring on average within each country.
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You are the titular human, alone in a new world that's completely unlike the one we know, exploring sub-aqua surroundings full of (occasionally massive and definitely deadly) creatures that have evolved from familiar ocean-faring beings of today.
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With Russia having come out of recession this year and the country trying to reduce its dependency on oil, Putin commented on how the country is faring in today's economic environment, in light of current oil prices and sanctions.
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It doesn't look like it was faring much better on iOS, where, according to AppAnnie, it last ranked at number 86 in transport apps in the UK and didn't even make the charts in the U.S. at last check.
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Clinton is generally well beneath 50 percent, and not faring too much better among registered voters than Mr. Obama was in the fall of 2012 — this is why: Mr. Trump has made big gains among less educated white voters.
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Menswear has been growing steadily in recent years and top-end brands are still faring well despite an overall slowdown in the luxury sector, facing weaker consumer demand in China and in emerging markets and security threats curbing tourism.
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And WeWork, the popular office space sharing company that SoftBank has poured billions into, is faring even worse, with reports that the company could IPO at considerable discount to the $47 billion valuation that SoftBank most recently invested at.
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The Finnish company said the market was the toughest it had been for years but that it was faring better than bigger rival Ericsson, which in recent months has issued a dramatic profit warning and replaced its chief executive.
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Pullman's heroine, 11-year-old Lyra Belacqua, sprints through a series of thrilling adventures featuring witches, canal-faring gypsies and talking armored polar bears, culminating in a confrontation with a false, decrepit god followed by a four-handkerchief denouement.
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Japan's economy — the third largest in the world, behind you know who — is performing quite nicely these days, a pleasant surprise considering that one of its biggest trade partners (yes, you know who again) is not faring so well.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who will attend this week's Paris Airshow, said last week he was encouraging all space-faring nations to work together on common issues such as space debris that could stifle the commercialization of space.
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The mission cost an estimated $145 million – nearly one-tenth of the agency&aposs meager reported annual budget of $1.8 billion, Despite Modi&aposs space-faring ambitions, India&aposs recent actions in space have come under fire from NASA.
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The first outer space treaty Most importantly, that answer was enshrined in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, to which both the United States and the Soviet Union as well as all other space-faring nations, had become a party.
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Clinton faring no better among less affluent voters than more affluent voters — a telling sign of Mr. Sanders's strength among less affluent white voters, given his well-established weakness among nonwhite voters, who represent a disproportionate share of less affluent Democrats.
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If Kotaku is to be believed, and we've no reason to not believe the report in question, the incredibly hyped space-faring epic No Man's Sky from Hello Games will not be released, as expected, at the end of June.
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This would shave up to 75 basis points off their own funds, as measured by its Common Equity Tier 1 ratio, for the vast majority of respondents and 45 basis points on average, the survey showed, with smaller banks faring worse.
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Little wonder, too, that payments startups that have gone public are faring well, including the global payments company Adyen, which IPO'd on the Euronext in June of last year and has mostly seen its shares move in one direction since.
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Despite being on the list of most embattled Senate Democrats in 2018, it looks like Tester is faring better than some of his colleagues like Claire McCaskill of Missouri, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota.
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The world's second-largest economy has shown recent signs of stabilization, propped up by a housing boom and government spending, but growth has been patchy with companies in some sectors such as steel not faring as well due to excess capacity.
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On this week's episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, NYU professor and "The Four" author Scott Galloway answers questions from Kara Swisher and listeners about how Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Tesla and other tech leaders are faring in an era of techlash.
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The single currency, which has given up 0.9% from this month's high touched on May 1, has been under pressure in recent weeks on dollar strength and due to concerns the upcoming European parliamentary elections may see euroskeptic parties faring well.
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The single currency, which has given up 0.9% from this month's high touched on May 1, has been under pressure in recent weeks on dollar strength and due to concerns the coming European parliamentary elections may see euroskeptic parties faring well.
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For a while, the TV airwaves were full of blonde highlights, Jeep Cherokees, and blessed California residents who surfed and sailed like everyone in America is sun-dappled, sea-faring, and possibly hiding a drinking white wine problem (poor Kirsten).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds have struggled badly in 2018, but would be faring far worse were they not on the right side of two of the most reliable trades of the year: a flattening U.S. yield curve and a stronger dollar.
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With Merkel still popular and the German economy faring well, voters are likely to be reluctant to support the Linke and its social justice message - a problem also faced by the SPD, which has slumped in recent polls, he added.
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PARIS (Reuters) - From bank runs to credit crunches, regulators and investors are asking French banks about their preparations for any market ructions that might be caused by Marine Le Pen faring better than expected in the presidential election, banking sources said.
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Ahead of President Donald Trump's arrival in Puerto Rico on Tuesday, CNBC reporter Contessa Brewer and her team ventured deep into the devastated island's countryside over the weekend to get a first-person view of how its citizens are faring.
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The drop wasn't so much driven by news that China's economy was faring worse than expected, courtesy of a disappointing survey of manufacturers, but instead fear that investors might actually get to put what they already know about China into practice.
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The results that don't show her doing so well — like a Pew poll showing her leading by 50 to 26 — are dismissed, even though the same pollsters four years ago showed Mr. Obama faring about as well as he ultimately did.
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Alongside the column inches in the U.S. devoted to weighing up President Trump's record in office so far, numerous global media outlets have published features, polls and commentary pieces looking at how the former businessman is faring at an international level.
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Sunday's concert, in the intimate setting of Weill Hall, allowed for an unusually close look at how Mr. Levine is faring before the run of Verdi's "Simon Boccanegra," which he is scheduled to conduct at the Met, starting April 1.
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While deaths from the disease have fallen dramatically in the past 15 years - since 2000 malaria deaths in Africa have dropped by 62 percent - to 429,000 in 2015, there are big gaps in progress, with the poorest countries faring the worst.
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European stress tests, released on Friday, showed that in a theoretical economic and financial shock, ING's capital level would drop to 9 percent from 12.7 percent, faring better than many other banks tested although not as well as some others.
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Ruling from the capital Sanaa in the north, the government's foes in the Iran-aligned Houthi movement, also known as Ansar Allah, are faring little better and appeared to fall out with a major ally over the worsening economic crisis.
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Whatever happens to the Space Force proposal, Mr. Trump ought to be thinking bigger — about how the United States can help preserve outer space as a global commons, free of conflict and open to exploration by all space-faring nations.
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The actions are in response to a New York Times investigation last month into the medical institution, where cardiologists, department leaders and even the former head of the children's hospital expressed concerns about patients faring poorly after heart surgery there.
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Indeed, while this cohort almost certainly exists — every psychiatrist and psychologist knows someone in it — it is so neglected that virtually nothing is known about its demographics, how well its members are faring and, fundamentally, how many individuals it contains.
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Cynthia Catton, an environmental scientist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and a small team of interns sat on a boat counting the urchins that divers hauled to the surface, to get a sense of how they were faring.
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But Democrats should not be very reassured by early polls that find Sanders faring as well against Trump as the more moderate candidates: These numbers may only look decent for Sanders because they assume he will inspire a youth turnout miracle.
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That's when the monolithic studio announced its intentions to produce the seventh, eighth and ninth chapters in the space-faring fantasy series, part of what was to be an ambitious plan to release a new "Star Wars" movie every year.
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Spacecraft have to become as much like any terrestrial or sea-faring vehicle as possible — meaning they can be reused again and again —Musk said, speaking at the International Space Station Research and Design conference in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.
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" But as of right now, there is not much evidence to suggest that Trump is faring any worse among Hispanics than did Romney, who at one point argued that illegal immigrants in the United States could be persuaded to "self-deport.
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There has also been some recent data pointing to the French economy faring better than Germany, with tax cuts having helped to offset a hit to the French economy at the end of 2018 from the anti-government "Yellow Vests" protests.
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Naturally, a space-faring body the size of a bus or trailer is too small to see with the naked eye from the ground, but thankfully Masi had the means on hand to create an animation of the asteroid's motion.
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Because of this, Cohen cautions that it's better to track how candidates perform over time, adding that it will be easier to get a sense of how candidates are faring after they participate in party debates in the coming months.
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"We are days away from encapsulating into our rocket faring and lifting this spacecraft on to the Atlas V vehicle and beginning the journey to Bennu and back," Dante Lauretta, the principal investigator of the mission told Reuters at the Kennedy Space Center.
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The Teen Mom OG star has enlisted the Million Dollar Matchmaker to help her on her search for The One, and she sat down with PEOPLE Now to deliver the inside scoop on how her love life is faring since the show.
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And while deaths from the disease have fallen dramatically in the past 15 years - since 2000 malaria deaths in Africa have dropped by 62 percent - to 429,000 in 20153, there are big gaps in progress, with the poorest countries faring the worst.
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In the battleground states she is better placed than Mr Obama was at this stage four years ago in Colorado, Florida, North Carolina and Virginia, holding her own in Michigan, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, but faring worse in Iowa, Nevada and Ohio.
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I've put nearly a dozen hours into the new expansion since it launched Monday night and it's made me realize how much WoW needed to take a breather from all the world-threatening, space-faring action it's been dishing out for years.
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Given that Australia is home to some of the most celebrated World Heritage sites on the planet—including the Great Barrier Reef and Tasmania's old growth rainforests—you might expect some mention of how these ecosystems are faring in a changing climate.
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But there are fresh questions about her electability argument, with Sanders faring better than Clinton in a series of hypothetical head-to-head matchups with top Republicans in Iowa and New Hampshire, according to the latest NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll.
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I tell the officer that we're in the remote Northwest to visit congregants of the Islamic Community Center of Anchorage Alaska—the state's first-ever mosque—to examine how their small Muslim community is faring in a sociopolitical climate colder than its glaciers.
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Superhero shows seem to be faring well on Netflix, the CW, and network TV. DC already has one prequel series — Fox's Gotham — and Supergirl has been well received over on CBS (though not as widely viewed as the major network may have hoped).
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Yet the study found that more than nine out of ten of respondents were unable to recognize a front website for a lobby group posing as a reputable news site, faring even worse than Advanced Placement high school students given the same test.
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The extra yield investors demand to hold Italy's debt hit its highest since February 2015 this week at 14 basis points, edging down only slightly to 11 bps before Friday's EU stress tests, expected to show Italian banks among those faring worst.
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Late last week, to learn more about Mithril's move out of California and to get a general sense of how the firm is faring, we sat down with Royan at the space the firm will formally vacate next year, when its lease expires.
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Once the watery preamble of the quest is over, Geralt—the player-controlled witcher of the title—faces off against a crackling, cackling djinn amid the wreckage of an ocean-faring vessel now, improbably and magnificently, perched hundreds of feet above sea level.
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Last Congress, the House Judiciary Committee launched a comprehensive review of the Copyright Act to examine how the law is faring in the digital age and to determine if any changes are needed to reward creativity and keep pace with technological advancement.
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But the incumbents have tools to fight back, and they're faring well so farThis increased tech investment — and the uptick of analysts asking about those competitors on quarterly earnings calls — seems to have motivated legacy brokers to invest in their own technologies.
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The pre-election story line was tossed aside when the national exit polls showed an electorate that was even more diverse than it was in 239, while showing Mr. Obama faring worse among white voters than any Democrat since Walter Mondale in 22012.
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The findings show that childhood cancer survivors who were given more modern treatment approaches, such as reduced exposure to radiation and lower doses of chemotherapy, were faring better, said Todd Gibson of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, who led the study.
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It doesn't exist yet, but Musk showed a rendered video depicting silhouettes boarding a ship (the regular, sea-faring kind) which takes them a little way out into a body of water where the future people disembark to a waiting SpaceX launch platform.
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Although this particular study offered no firm conclusions about why US patients seem to be faring worse than Canadian counterparts, it's not a leap to figure out that a patient's health insurance status can impact the course, and eventual outcome, of disease.
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Preoccupied much of the night with Edmonton's battle against Los Angeles, Draisaitl had to wait until the Oilers' victory was secured to find out how his countrymen were faring against a heavily-favored Russian team that eventually won, 4-53, in overtime.
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The SpaceX Starship could be the very first ship of space to be used over and over again, a sort of space-faring version of the ocean-going galleon that Francis Drake sailed to explore the Americas and to fight the Spanish.
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Off Broadway, where salaries are lower, women are faring better: just 40 percent of the principal roles in plays, but 47 percent of the principal roles in musicals, 54 percent of the chorus roles, and 65 percent of the stage manager jobs.
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Harvard has long contended that the data that show Asian-Americans faring poorly on "personal" scores was selectively mined because it excluded groups of traditionally favored students, such as athletes; children of alumni, faculty and staff; and those on a special dean's list.
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Movies, of course, have had a half-century of space-faring science fiction of various stripes since "2001: A Space Odyssey" opened prior to Armstrong's famous "giant leap for mankind," so much so that it's easy to take that final frontier for granted.
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Mr. Sanders rejected the attacks, noting that the polls show him faring well in a general election and arguing that the best way to defeat Mr. Trump was to expose his populist rhetoric as hollow — by providing voters with the genuine article.
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There is particular scrutiny of how Affordable Care Act programs are faring after a year in which President Donald Trump has sought to undermine Obamacare, especially after his fellow Republicans in Congress failed to pass legislation to repeal and replace the law.
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It could give him a chance to do far better than Mr. Obama in states like West Virginia or Kentucky, and the chance to compensate — at least partly — for faring worse than Mr. Obama among black voters in states like Missouri, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Analysts said the pound was taking its cue from elsewhere until business surveys for May - beginning on Friday with manufacturing - are published and should give investors a sense of how the UK economy is faring in the second quarter after a shaky start to 2018.
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The latest trade data, which would normally be poured over for clues on how the world's second-largest economy is faring, has been totally eclipsed by worries that the U.S.-China trade war is escalating, rather than nearing a resolution as many investors had expected.
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However, Wilbert van der Klaauw, senior vice president at the New York Fed, said he's unsure whether the increase in credit-card delinquency rates is because certain cohorts of the population aren't faring well or because lending standards have become more relaxed, Hayashi reported.
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The latest trade data, which would normally be pored over for clues on how the world's second-largest economy is faring, has been overshadowed by worries that the U.S.-China trade war is escalating, rather than nearing a resolution as many investors had expected.
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What could easily have been a parade of battles against Superman's space-faring rogues' gallery is instead an exploration of the society that birthed him — and like any good science fiction, it's an excuse to look at real-world problems through a different lens.
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By taking Tesla private, Musk believes that the company will be able to sharpen its long-term focus of revolutionizing an automobile industry dominated by fuel-combustion vehicles without having to cater to investors&apos fixation on how the business is faring each quarter.
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In subsequent months, the Democratic Party would pull much of the money it had allocated for TV ads from the state, transferring it to less expensive districts where its candidates were faring better than Patrick Murphy, whom Rubio successfully labelled a trust fund baby.
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And it would address limitations in the other metrics of the College Scorecard as well, giving us a full picture of how students are faring in the job market, rather than only the earnings data for students with loans on which the current system relies.
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Shares of FedEx, often considered a bellwether for the U.S. economy like rival UPS because they offer a window into how the economy is faring, dropped around 4 percent after the company released earnings, but bounced back to trade up 153 percent to $196.39.
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"As humans transition toward becoming a space-faring species, it is important that we deduce the impact of spaceflight on regenerative health for the sake of medicine and the future of space laboratory research," co-author of the study Junji Morokuma said in the statement.
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Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary MORE' first TV campaign ad in New Hampshire and how he's faring in the latest Quinnipiac and Monmouth polls. Rep.
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Cargill and ADM, major exporters of corn to China, may have sensed Syngenta was not faring well at trial and decided they might be able to recover more if they continued litigating, Carl Tobias, a professor of law at the University of Richmond, said.
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While the exchange rate of the dollar does sometimes fluctuate a lot against a particular currency, the trade weighted index, which considers how the dollar is faring against the currencies of a broad range of our main trading partners, tends to be more stable.
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But the tight race for Ohio&aposs wealthy and highly educated 12th Congressional District, which has had a Republican representative for more than 35 years, is seen as a particularly crucial indicator of how President Trump&aposs progress in office could be faring with conservatives.
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We haven't heard much about how Apple Music is faring in India, but Spotify could be a better fit for the country since it offers a free version of its service and has a more robust Android app — both of which are essential in India.
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Chaney, on the other hand, followed Onto the Land with another ocean faring expedition, named Sharks, that focuses on the cartilaginous monsters of the deep, and is now hard at work on another foray into the world of wildlife documentary making in Los Santos.
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Like many living creatures, Earth has a highly organized structure, a membrane and daily rhythms; it consumes, stores and transforms energy; and if asteroid-hitching microbes or space-faring humans colonize other worlds, who is to say that planets are not capable of procreation?
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Faring slightly rougher in the trade department were Monét, looking less like a man who chops tinder and more like every man who super likes me on Tinder, and Kameron, who hard-sold a lumberjack story up until a delightfully leaked giggle at the end.
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At the RSA security conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, Google's security and anti-abuse research lead Elie Bursztein will present findings on how the new deep-learning scanner for documents is faring against the 300 billion attachments it has to process each week.
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Asked by the newspaper Dong-A Ilbo what he would do with a crystal ball, Mr. Moon said last month that he would show his 90-year-old mother what her North Korean hometown looked like now and how her relatives there were faring.
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The EPA had just been criticized for its handling of Superfund site assessment after Hurricane Harvey in Texas, and I was eager to know how Puerto Rico—a territory that President Trump wrongly accused of wanting "everything to be done for them"—was faring in comparison.
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Speculation that Russia could limit exports in the 2018/19 season, which lasts until June 30, has periodically supported global wheat prices in recent months, as at its regular meetings with big exporters the ministry is closely monitoring how they are faring given a lower 2018 crop.
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Compared to the annual budgets of other leading space-faring nations (NASA's $18.5 billion, Europe's $6 billion, and Russia's $5 billion) India's annual budget of $1.2 billion may not seem like a lot, but ISRO has been an important player in the launch industry for years.
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And make sure to head back this weekend for continued political coverage, including our look at the state of the race after both conventions, how the outgoing Democratic Party chairwoman is faring in her primary battle next month, and about the fallout of the party's email hack.
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It's not yet clear how the North Korean economy is faring this year, but the situation may be growing tougher for the country: The United States announced more sanctions this week after President Donald Trump put the country back on a list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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The good thing, I will grant, is that you get at least some insight into the health and well-being of how a public company is faring, something that we really aren't able to get — at least not that easily — when dealing with privately owned companies.
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Access to patients' day-to-day data could offer doctors a fuller picture of how patients are faring and help guide care — especially given that Fitbit plans to use the Premium service to get into the management of costly chronic conditions like diabetes, sleep apnea, and hypertension.
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With those opposing forces in mind, Cramer turned to his weekly game plan: Chinese government officials will release their latest consumer and producer price indices on Monday, giving the rest of the world a glimpse into how China's economy is faring amid the escalating trade dispute.
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Warren's home state approval rating of 49 percent, similarly, is underwhelming, with Maggie Hassan, Jeanne Shaheen, and Amy Klobuchar (along with about a dozen men, including her fellow Bay State senator, Ed Markey) all faring better even though New Hampshire and Minnesota are less red than Massachusetts.
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Jim Mattis, the American secretary of defense, visited this Lithuanian town on Wednesday to see how NATO is faring in that fight, and his guide was a German officer who has been a target in that war, falsely accused of being a rapist and a Russian spy.
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ET, Sportsnet (Toronto), ROOT (Houston) ABOUT THE RAPTORS (212-225): Toronto looked like a title contender while jumping out to a 22-33 start but is not faring well against elite teams with losses to Cleveland, Golden State and the Clippers during a 23-2109 stretch.
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On Halloween night, we sat down at Tesla HQ in Palo Alto for an 80-minute conversation about how those companies are faring, why he was working 120-hour weeks, his public animosity for the press, Donald Trump's Space Force, accepting money from Saudi Arabia and more.
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