The security we gain from making our computers less vulnerable far outweighs any security we might gain from leaving insecurities that we can exploit.
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"In the short term, the United States might gain from playing this card, but in the longer term, it doesn't gain from this," Mr. Deng added.
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Yet it is still hard to imagine Mr Trump starting a war unless he thought he would gain from it personally, and he would not gain from a bloodbath.
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He said that his city had much to gain from closer ties to China, but that the Chinese had even more to gain from his port's deep harbors, customs benefits and rail yards.
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CNN: What do you hope participants gain from each week?
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But consumers have everything to gain from a lower price.
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Parnas has a lot to gain from cooperating with Congress.
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Businesses gain from having more customers, with more to spend.
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But it's not simply the rich that gain from this.
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"Nobody expects Pepsi will gain from the currency," he said.
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Part of the gain from digitisation lies in cutting costs.
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But what does either side stand to gain from it?
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The Brimans' new community stands to gain from their arrival.
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That would be a 13 percent gain from Friday afternoon.
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Both companies have a lot to gain from each other.
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There is no economic gain from switching the workers around.
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That would represent a 3.56 percentage gain from Thursday's close.
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The target implies a 2.1 percent gain from Thursday's close.
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Few people could hope to gain from such a change.
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What is there to gain from looking beyond Earth's bounds?
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Both have more to gain from regime change than most.
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Munster's forecast implies a 37% gain from the year's close.
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The company will also gain from a lower tax bill.
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Higher earners have even more to gain from this trick.
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No party has anything to gain from such a conflict.
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What did each side expect to gain from the shindig?
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In fact, Trump will personally gain from this tax bill.
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And there's a lot to gain from accepting that fact.
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Such politicians have much to gain from an unexpected monetary boost.
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The other, huge gain from his Berlin years was in printmaking.
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What Beijing hopes to gain from this isn't hard to guess.
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The only person who stands to gain from it is Bannon.
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Financials rose as banks stand to gain from higher interest rates.
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That represents just over a 21 percent gain from Friday's close.
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The M5S has much to gain from sticking to its guns.
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Private-equity funds gain from being less reliant on each other.
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Turkey's Kurds have nothing to gain from violence, Mr Tan says.
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The markets were assuming that capital would gain from lower taxes.
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So I don't know how much we really gain from that.
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Ok, regardless: How do you prevent weight gain from weed munchies?
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Some celebrity lookalikes enjoy the fame they gain from resembling stars.
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Its price target is 3,250, an 11.5% gain from current levels.
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Nor is there anything to gain from retweeting fake lottery winners.
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That would represent a 5 percent gain from a year earlier.
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"We have so much to gain from joining forces," Khan added.
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But what do users actually gain from that unusual aspect ratio?
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Students have much to gain from those who provide critical feedback.
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The regional powers also have nothing to gain from a war.
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Trump has nothing to gain from meeting with Zeman or Babis.
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Another potential gain from improved fitness is reduced health-care costs.
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They do gain from exposure and can also coordinate sponsorship deals.
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What is important is who stands to gain from those views.
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That represents about a 22018 percent gain from Tuesday's closing price.
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That doesn't mean Trump has nothing to gain from today's meeting.
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"The only thing I gain from this is harassment," said Leupp.
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That is the level of success that I gain from prayer.
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The latest quarter included a one-time gain from asset sales.
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That would represent a more than 20% gain from Friday's close.
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Tehran's military flex represented its most tangible gain from the confrontation.
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What did you gain from your experience at the Presidents Cup?
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We don't need to agree on everything to gain from trade.
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The new forecast represents a 13 percent gain from Tuesday's close.
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The franchise industry has plenty to gain from cultivating young entrepreneurs.
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Lebanon stands to gain from this new sense of U.S. policy.
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Yes, but: They stand to gain from keeping the market open.
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What does he hope to gain from the disorder in America?
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But what would she gain from being on-screen with Bethenny Frankel?
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It's about the mission and what we're going to gain from it.
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The new target would be a 15 percent gain from current levels.
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The moderates would have nothing to gain from provoking a political crisis.
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And the group who has the most to gain from its passage?
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They also have a ton to gain from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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That represents as much as a 9 percent gain from current levels.
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People in this world can clearly gain from trading apples for bananas.
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Self-belief is another quality that students can gain from the classroom.
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The focus should be on what the company can gain from you.
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South Korea, depending on how it reacts, can still gain from this.
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So, who has the most to gain from the democratization of tech?
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The country also stands to gain from reconstruction in war-ravaged Syria.
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This would reduce the rent airlines gain from their slots' scarcity value.
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A move to $10.70 is roughly a 2% gain from current levels.
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They also gain from meaningful regulatory oversight and requirements regarding cybersecurity standards.
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What were you hoping to gain from your personal trip to space?
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The 55 million seniors on Medicare have everything to gain from repeal.
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I think the elites stand to gain from that type of model.
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Asset managers also stand to gain from higher interest rates incentivising saving.
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Do you think there would have been something to gain from that?
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So I do not know how much we really gain from that.
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The lower target would be a 10 percent gain from Tuesday's close.
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The lower target would be a 9 percent gain from Tuesday's close.
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That figure would be about a 6 percent gain from Wednesday's close.
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Banks, expected to gain from higher interest rates, led the market higher.
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Kamala Harris is well-positioned for a generous gain from Gillibrand's following.
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Weight gain from age 18 on was also associated with colorectal cancer.
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One has little to lose but much to gain from this wager.
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Lojas Renner likewise stands to gain from a surge in consumer spending.
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AT&T stands to gain from the rollback of net neutrality rules.
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What most users hope to gain from these sleep-streams are followers.
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On the other hand...what do I stand to gain from that?
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Both AMI and the Saudis had something to gain from smearing Bezos.
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" He added: "Swedish authorities have nothing to gain from hiding the truth.
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Only Iran would gain from abandoning the restrictions on its nuclear program.
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Do coffee drinkers have anything to gain from the smart kitchen trend?
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The target represents a 212 percent gain from Friday's close of $29,4003.
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Consumer firms are also expected to gain from measures to boost consumption.
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The bigger question is whether Amazon will gain from having physical locations.
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That would be a nearly 14 percent gain from its current level.
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What does the show hope to gain from examining this type of community?
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Maybe there was something to gain from digging deeper -- for all of us.
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But only the United States truly stands to gain from re-litigating NAFTA.
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The analyst's 12-month forecast implies a 27 percent gain from Wednesday's close.
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The yen they gain from the swap is in turn invested in JGBs.
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They now do that once a month and we all gain from it.
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For those reasons, Turkey may have the least to gain from the talks.
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The question is, what does Mr. Todd have to gain from all this?
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People of all ages would gain from policies that boosted growth and productivity.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a 0.6 percent gain from June.
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Profit of $2500 billion represented a 6.6 percent gain from a year ago.
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In theory, passengers have much to gain from a deal of this sort.
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That's when he remembered the joy he used to gain from creating art.
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How much can we gain from recycling, and how is "urban mining" changing?
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But what can Mr Macron really hope to gain from this charm offensive?
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Security analysts said foreign governments could stand to gain from inside Fed information.
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DID YOU EVER SEEK ANY FORM OF FINANCIAL GAIN FROM THIS AT ALL?
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And besides, what did they stand to gain from such an amateurish attempt?
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Companies have a lot to gain from remaking schools in their own image.
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Some of the donors had the potential to gain from their Clinton connections.
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What do I gain from Carrie Yamaoka's Tumblr-esque moody stained paper poetry?
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We have nothing to gain from bargaining with Congress for a worse one.
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Democratic leaders however say they too are planning to gain from the vote.
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And those that stand to gain from humane and farsighted government is everybody.
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But as time has passed, few can see any gain from the pain.
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That would be about a 2 to 9 percent gain from current levels.
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It's not clear what, if any, political returns Democrats will gain from this.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a 0.3 percent gain from July.
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They have a lot to gain from these projects, and they recognize that.
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What can we stand to gain from getting rid of excess parking spots?
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That would translate to a 15.13 percent gain from the index's current level.
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This changes the way people see things, and people gain from those changes.
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The family continues to be positioned to gain from decisions by Mr. Myers.
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Merkel, the Kremlin has little to gain from meddling with the German vote.
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Trump supporters will argue that the overall gain from eliminating Soleimani is incalculable.
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Mr. Buttigieg probably had the most to gain from drawing a sharper contrast.
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Those losses were largely offset by a 3.1 percent gain from U.S. Treasurys.
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Poor people, not the wealthy, have nothing to gain from this immoral system.
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Big Tobacco stands to gain from this hyper reaction in a few ways.
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And they exploit the trust that they gain from their small business owners.
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Technology should gain from increased spending by corporations, benefiting from tax law changes.
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And what does it stand to gain from its dalliance with the AfD?
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Banks are not the only ones who will gain from the rule change.
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A more cynical interpretation is that he realized that in a political system increasingly polarized along party lines, the GOP had nothing to gain from helping the Democrats successfully govern the country — and much to gain from his electoral opponents' failure.
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After a slow start, the Dutch too are trying to gain from any "Brexodus".
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NBAD was up 2.0 percent, extending a 4.0 percent gain from the previous session.
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This means that the entire gain from a home sale could be tax-free!
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He has nothing to gain from this, and that was really moving to me.
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The ruling elite sees more to lose than gain from reforming the energy sector.
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Investments in infrastructure, the ministers said, would stand to gain from such an arrangement.
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"Nobody has anything to gain from a protracted strike," Borne told Europe 1 radio.
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The index was on track for a 1.5 percent gain from last Thursday's close.
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Last year's figures were flattered by a 3.93 million euro gain from a disposal.
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The statement said Troxell received no personal or monetary gain from his improper endorsements.
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Legitimate U.S. businesses have much to gain from a crackdown on anonymous shell companies.
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We gain from the ability for anyone around the world to improve Sofia's mind.
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Bank stocks, which tend to gain from higher bond yields, drove European shares up.
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Canaccord's new 12-month price target represents a 47 percent gain from that level.
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So, the question is this: what does Weeknd stand to gain from this shift?
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Ubisoft stands to gain from all this, of course, with improved tools and workflows.
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In fact, other emerging countries could gain from Beijing's stimulus, the U.S. bank said.
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That would represent a 220 percent gain from where the market was trading Wednesday.
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For starters, as the front-runner, he had little to gain from showing up.
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Indeed, review sites don't always see a direct financial gain from their product suggestions.
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So what, if anything, did Cruz gain from his run for the White House?
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Tokyo regards access to the US car market as its main gain from TPP.
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"Reliance denies any favoritism or gain from the settlement," it said in the statement.
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He had nothing to gain from talking to us, but he showed genuine interest.
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Big companies have much to gain from contracting out their R&D to startups.
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Teyana Taylor had the most to gain from this exhaustive weekly G.O.O.D Music run.
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And, always, investments may not repeat the 8 percent annual gain from the past.
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Some sectors lose resources while others gain; from that perspective, there's no free lunch.
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Trump has everything to gain from this fight and Hillary has everything to lose.
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The amount of money states stand to gain from taxing online sales is uncertain.
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Clinton — not Mr. Trump — who stands to gain from a surge of new voters.
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That's still a significant gain from its price of around $1,000 one year ago.
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With or without NAFTA, Canada has much to gain from greater integration with Asia.
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Clinton's campaign fought to minimize any traction Mr. Trump could gain from his speech.
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Some of the skills you might gain from this mode of education are practical.
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That's a slight gain from 2014, when $336.9 billion of fur was manufactured domestically.
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Healthier returns on CDs are only one gain from the Fed's rate-raising campaign.
|
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The latest quarter included a gain from discontinued operations, including brands sold to Coty.
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It is for all of us to embrace and struggle through and gain from.
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Every American needs to feel a chance to gain from a Green New Deal.
|
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And it's not clear what the U.S. stands to gain from the pugilistic approach.
|
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It had $9.9 billion in profits, aided by a $43 billion gain from investments.
|
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"Reliance denies any favouritism or gain from the settlement," it said in the statement.
|
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So what power does any underrepresented group really stand to gain from an Oscar?
|
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"We've much more to gain from free trade than to lose," Mr. Varadkar said.
|
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G.M. showed a slight gain from the prior March, while Ford sales fell sharply.
|
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But younger and poorer workers often have little to gain from share price increases.
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The inevitable question is what Cairo thought it would gain from such a resolution.
|
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A move to $2.873 would represent a 70.5 percent gain from the premarket price.
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In general, they have much to gain from quick resolution of the trade talks.
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The FOMO we gain from scrolling through Instagram feeds isn&apost always worth it.
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Others however said that audiences can gain from the lessons of the white participants.
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If his forecast proves correct, that means a five percent gain from current levels.
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There were other concerns, including massive weight gain from fluid retention and sudden sleeping.
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What do they stand to lose or gain from the actions of its rulers?
|
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Investors in these designated zones stand to gain from generous tax benefits for qualified projects.
|
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The metal has broken a falling trendline which signals a further gain from current levels.
|
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But it's not clear what the Greens and FDP would gain from such a partnership.
|
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Bearish sentiment, meanwhile, rose to 35 percent, a 6.3-point gain from the week before.
|
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Net profit was $5.42 billion, a 29 percent gain from the first quarter of 2016.
|
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What, if anything, could a fashion retailer (or any sort of business) gain from Service?
|
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Countries and companies have a lot to gain from leaving a mark on the process.
|
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You go on to argue that consumers will gain from lower costs and faster innovation.
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His year-end price target is 2,950, less than a 2% gain from current levels.
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" She continued, "Our family has excellent health care; he had nothing to gain from that.
|
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Iran Air, on the other hand, has much to gain from sitting out the airlift.
|
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Yesterday, the stock closed at $24.48, a 44% gain from the IPO price of $17.
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Hillary Clinton, or any next president, would stand to gain from emulating such a record.
|
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It also has a roughly $11.5 billion paper gain from warrants in Bank of America.
|
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What will the United States gain from pulling out of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal?
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China certainly-- has accumulated-- a considerable amount of-- economic gain from this period so far.
|
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A person who sells a capital asset is taxed on any gain from the sale.
|
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So those workers will gain from the raise but be untouched by the benefit cuts.
|
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That represents a 37 percent gain from St. Jude Medical's closing stock price on Wednesday.
|
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Whole Foods' shareholders also stand to gain from the deal for obvious reasons, Cramer said.
|
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Over time, the amount that millionaires will gain from the Senate tax plan will decrease.
|
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Any opposition party anywhere stands to gain from the downfall of the governing party's leader.
|
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Clinton — not Mr. Trump — who stands to gain from a surge of new voters. Mrs.
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"Our family has excellent health care; he had nothing to gain from that," she said.
|
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He said that stock is poised to gain from the Trump administration's proposed infrastructure spending.
|
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Finally, Democrats have much to gain from the newly muscular ballot box appeal of environmentalism.
|
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And earnings were flattered by a one-off 100 million euro gain from selling assets.
|
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His net gain from trading the exemption for enlarged credits would have been about $2,212.46.
|
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How does it apply to us and how do we grow and gain from it?
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And then there are also multinational groups that may gain from a fall in sterling.
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Our country has gained and will continue to gain from immigrants and children of immigrants.
|
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The company also reported a tax gain from the sale of Wells Fargo Insurance Services.
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There is no harm and much to gain from diligence and ambition in our careers.
|
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Obviously capitalists—investors and owners of companies—stand to gain from this, and they have.
|
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What, then, does America gain from having them whisper in the ears of our leaders?
|
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What could Mr. Trump possibly hope to gain from his ignorant, ungrateful and antagonistic behavior?
|
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In their eyes, they have little to gain from meeting you and everything to lose.
|
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Canada reported 145 new cases of the virus, a threefold gain from a week ago.
|
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Pittsburgh is one traditional manufacturing city, however, that could gain from advances in artificial intelligence.
|
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It's not just the lawyers who stand to gain from the Toys "R" Us bankruptcy.
|
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"In the other, he's saying the other guy could only gain from this, not me."
|
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And what do the Palestinians stand to gain from a plan to reconfigure the conflict?
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The reason: Sanders' campaign believes that he has the most to gain from Biden falling.
|
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CEZ has earmarked a potential gain from divesting its assets in Bulgaria in its outlook.
|
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His year-end price target is 2,900 — about a 1.5 percent gain from current levels.
|
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"Russia stands to gain from an alliance between the Syrian Kurds and Assad," Aliriza said.
|
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But he was adamant that Kraft Heinz still had more to gain from its merger.
|
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Excluding nonrecurring items, and a gain from tax law changes, Boeing earned $3.06 per share.
|
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Equivalently, employees often gain from interacting with each other in meetings or through random exchanges.
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What, exactly, does Marvel stand to gain from Batman v Superman getting a poor review?
|
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A move to at least $35 a share marks a 44 percent gain from that level.
|
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Many stand to gain from new technological measures; poor countries can benefit from others' green expertise.
|
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First, however much they deny it, Ahok's rivals in the governor's race gain from his travails.
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"I don't need the money, what would I gain from selling stories on you?" she wrote.
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The truth is, historically, women coming forward rarely have anything to gain from reporting these crimes.
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I believe we age much more in our sleep than our lifespans gain from sleeping well.
|
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"I advise selling as soon as possible to realize the gain from the discount, " Sullivan said.
|
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The analyst's new 12-month price target would mean an 18 percent gain from Monday's close.
|
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He warned that nobody would gain from introducing extremists into Afghanistan as in Syria and Iraq.
|
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The company estimated a $500 million after-tax gain from the sale of the modem business.
|
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Select cuts were $1.40 higher at $194.44 per cwt, a $5.11 gain from a week ago.
|
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Bank stocks, which tend to gain from higher interest rates, fell 0.5 percent on the day .
|
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Leumi said it would report a capital gain from the deal of about 234 million shekels.
|
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles might gain from playing an M&A waiting game.
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Statscan revised May's increase to a 1.5 percent gain from an initial rise of 1.4 percent.
|
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Asked if her cause might not gain from wooing moderate voters, she calls that "respectability politics".
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Its industrialised economy with a focus on the steel sector will gain from Russia's economic recovery.
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Let them be obscure, even as we reconstruct what intelligence we can gain from their choices.
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Raytheon is also expected to gain from higher U.S. defense spending under President Donald Trump's administration.
|
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But he also thinks robots have nothing to gain from attacking humans and will prefer harmony.
|
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Your building's current gatekeepers — volunteers who live in the building — have much to gain from peeking.
|
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The people of the area have too much to gain from decriminalizing hashish cultivation, some say.
|
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Oil prices fell Monday, erasing their gain from last week on OPEC's production cut, Reuters reports.
|
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What if any insight can we gain from the many meanings of the term 'medium' itself?
|
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Late fees and interest charges will cost you more than you'll gain from any card reward.
|
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If that forecast is right, that would translate into a 10 percent gain from current levels.
|
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The benefits they gain from interacting with one another during their crossing have been a mystery.
|
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LK: What do you hope the recipients will gain from reading these letters in the future?
|
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Despite the repatriation-related loss, it reaped an overall $3.35 billion gain from the new law.
|
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In Washington, too, Uber has much to gain from keeping on the good side of regulators.
|
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What Jessica wants her children to gain from their experiences abroad, she says, is world citizenship.
|
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The American mutual fund industry has nothing to gain from this exercise and much to lose.
|
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Zelensky may have a lot to gain from good relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
|
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Russia in particular has much to gain from letting Iran take revenge as it sees fit.
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The bottom line is that there is much to gain from responsible development here at home.
|
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Before you commit to changing your habits, recognize what you will gain from the new habits.
|
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So what does the U.S. gain from denying Somaliland people to decide their own political destiny?
|
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What can our awareness of the immediate present gain from the study of old visual art?
|
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The company earned 68 cents per share after removing a 7-cent gain from income tax items.
|
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Bank stocks, which tend to gain from higher bond yields, drove European shares up in early trade.
|
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That won&apost erase the advantage Republicans gain from this vacancy, but it can limit the damage.
|
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There's more to gain from being seen as TV and getting TV money — for now at least.
|
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And if they haven't implemented modern mitigations, how much protection will they really gain from password expiration?
|
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ADP said construction jobs fell by 5,000 in June, offsetting a 9,000 gain from the previous month.
|
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Still, the country's expert class is emphasizing what the U.S. has to gain from cooperating with Beijing.
|
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A year earlier the company had booked a 87 million pound one-off gain from a disposal.
|
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Cliff had the most to gain from the Gargoyle King showing up in the school that night.
|
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In the year-earlier quarter, the company had recorded a $1.9 billion gain from U.S. tax reforms.
|
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She has more to lose from a loss, and he has more to gain from a win.
|
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So Sanders's plan reduces the benefit rich people can gain from itemized deductions, including the charitable deduction.
|
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However, his 2020 year-end target of 3,350 shows a more than 12% gain from current levels.
|
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These cultural-defining films can only gain from embedding themes of real-world injustice into their narratives.
|
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FactSet expects a 19.1 percent profit gain from the same period a year ago for the index.
|
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And Taberski adds that Oliveira doesn't have much to gain from telling his side of the story.
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S.KOREA PRESIDENT MOON: ANY BENEFIT JAPAN MIGHT GAIN FROM TRADE CURBS AGAINST S.KOREA WILL BE SHORT-LIVED
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Mr Buttigieg's campaign can be viewed as an effort to maximise his political gain from that niche.
|
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That's a big part of the value of what we hope to gain from the entire process.
|
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Go deeper: Bloomberg takes stock of some of the companies that stand to gain from the decision.
|
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The number represents a gain from the 211,000 rise in November, which was revised lower by 6,000.
|
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He expects the to hit 3,000 by year's end — a 28 percent gain from the December low.
|
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For retail sales, ex autos, they expect a half percent gain from a flat reading in March.
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All the experience I gain from my internship helped me adapt to my new role very quickly.
|
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However, BofAML forecasts the index will be at 2,450, about a 3.7 percent gain from Friday's close.
|
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Businesses, on the other hand, have a lot to gain from improving the performance of their workforce.
|
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Revenue for the quarter stood at 48.7 billion ringgit, a 1 percent gain from the preceding quarter.
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The January figure was upgraded to a 2.1 percent gain from a previously reported 1.5 percent rise.
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Revenue for the quarter stood at 30.73 billion ringgit, a 1 percent gain from the preceding quarter.
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The profit was also buoyed by a 28.2 billion yen gain from selling stocks of corporate clients.
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Such an endeavor would tax the United States beyond any real political gain from a battlefield victory.
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The gain from the merger that created Kraft Heinz Co prevented profit from edging lower, Berkshire said.
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Still, the current expectations imply a 15.4 percent share price gain from current levels, the analysts said.
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The reality is that there is nothing this country will gain from such a one-sided policy.
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But even the lesser-known players under the NCAA's jurisdiction will likely gain from the new rules.
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An upside target of $2,200 implies a 443 percent gain from its current trading level around $1,690.
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The American public has much to gain from more transparency on this critical issue affecting world peace.
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This included a previously reported NZ$6.4 million tax gain from the sale of an Auckland property.
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It's not hard to see who stands to gain from pointedly avoiding Trump on the debate stage.
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And April retail sales were revised upward to a 0.4 percent gain, from 0.3 percent initially reported.
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Outside observers said there is little for Trump to gain from fighting his own party's committee chairmen.
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Harvey's S&P 500 year-end target is 2950 — a 10 percent gain from its current levels.
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Trading near-$2000 is still a 22 times gain from its IPO price of $2270 in 23.
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What Amazon stands to gain from the deal is pharmaceutical licenses in 49 U.S. states, excluding Hawaii.
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"You're risking some significant disruption with no real gain, from my perspective, on either side," she said.
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Amazon stock took a tumble shortly after the glitches began, losing the 1.5% gain from Monday morning.
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That's nowhere near the currency's high, but it still is about a 35% gain from current levels.
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Under these conditions, the United States has far more to gain from accommodating the Saudis than not.
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He added that Mr. Mnuchin had little to gain from attending such a conference under the circumstances.
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People with the most to gain from his agenda have also been the most disappointed by politics.
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Who knew what he stood to gain from our universities even as he faced down their bigotry.
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Sessions will talk about sound principles of asylum, but, truly, what do we gain from doing this?
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There might not be a whole lot to gain from focusing on the day of the week.
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"We think there is much more to gain from having a positive agenda jointly," Ms. Malmstrom said.
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Heidi Cruz, on the other hand, has very little to gain from being paraded around by Trump.
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Corn growers in America's heartland have much to gain from the increased demand that the RFS creates.
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"Superficial things to gain from being successful in music don't interest her, which is cool," she said.
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Since 1928, the index has averaged a 3.3% gain from November through January but -0.02% in February.
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Orlando maintains his year-end price target of 3,100, about an 8 percent gain from current levels.
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The median target for year-end is currently 2,975, about a 6 percent gain from current levels.
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His friends and advisers reportedly warned him that he had little to gain from engaging with Daniels.
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Being the only proven rare earths miner outside China, Lynas stands to gain from the Sino-U.
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The global community has much to gain from a partnership fueling innovation based on trust and collaboration.
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There's much to gain from being on the winning side of this clash — fossil fuels, in particular.
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How much does he stand to gain from a reduced 21868 percent rate on certain business income?
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That means the country has little to gain from a deal to raise output, unlike Saudi Arabia.
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Investigate who is sharing the material and question what they might have to gain from it. 21.
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There's nothing else to gain from this, and I mean it's so painful when people are so judgmental.
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But it also underscores how much there is to gain from understanding and embracing how we are different.
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Rather, he predicts $1,300 an ounce within the next 12 months, an 8 percent gain from current levels.
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Most developers continue to see more financial gain from Apple, one reason they build apps for iOS first.
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What did I even gain from amplifying such a miserably negative take for thousands of people to see?
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When someone isn't ready, there's nothing to gain from rushing them, and a partner needs to respect that.
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But theory suggests investors should gain from a share buy-back even if they do not take part.
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After all, who has more to gain from well-lensed, head-to-toe outfit photos — you or Amazon?
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It also said its first quarter 2017 results were boosted by a non-recurring gain from discontinued operations.
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"We have nothing to gain from this," Dixon told me of her decision to speak out about Trump.
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But in the long run, the Kurds stand to gain from any final political settlement to the conflict.
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For a paper called "Dancing with the Stars", which shows how inventors gain from interactions with each other.
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That's an encouraging sign that growth should pick up from the 0.5 percent gain from the first quarter.
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He has a price target of $2,550, implying a 31% gain from here and $1.26 trillion market cap.
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What they could gain from this, other than distracting the public from Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation, is unclear.
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But what do these countries stand to gain from a flow of what will be predominantly Chinese goods?
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That is, of course, the perception one would gain from seeing the singer promote her eight-episode E!
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Geox and OVS, instead, could gain from a rise in the value of the euro, the paper said.
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Your having it does not deprive me from having it; indeed we gain from others having basic security.
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Fixed-income trading fell 21.83%, excluding a gain from Citi's investment in TradeWeb, while equities revenue declined 21.80%.
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The employment-to-population ratio rose to 59.8 percent, a half-percentage point gain from a year ago.
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The February export figures beat a Reuters poll of an expected 12.8 percent gain from the previous year.
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Put another way, Russian-scale sanctions could equal 100 times the potential gain from the South China Sea.
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But after two decades of breakneck change, this psychologically and culturally powerful technology would gain from slowing down.
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Masan's latest wheeze is animal feed, as it hopes to gain from the rising consumption of fresh meat.
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That increase would translate to a 9 percent gain from where the GLD is currently trading around $120.
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While WeWork has recently offered management agreements, the firm has more to gain from a lease, he said.
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The benefits we stand to gain from adopting an outdoor mindset, James says, could have a positive impact.
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For one, the company stands to gain from building products that exist solely to complement its Echo devices.
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In finance, though, based on 130 years of data, we have, almost literally, nothing to gain from innovation.
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Copper on the London Metal Exchange lost 1.2 percent, paring a 1.4 percent gain from the previous session.
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Banks and other investors would also gain from a merger because of lower collateral and derivative clearing costs.
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A move to $27.10 would be a 14 percent gain from where the solar stock traded on Friday.
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The group benefited from a profit boost from its financial services business and a gain from derivatives hedging.
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The bottom line was buoyed by a hefty 62.3 billion yen gain from selling stocks of corporate clients.
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NO COUNTRY has more to gain from ending the chaos in Libya than Italy, the former colonial power.
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Its bottom line was also buoyed by a 23.9 billion yen gain from selling stocks of corporate clients.
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He has a 2,600 year-end price target on the — an anemic 1.5 percent gain from current levels.
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" In O'Brien's view, "If Trump can get political or financial gain from making up, he can make up.
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It seems safe to predict that politicians will play on people's fears if they can gain from it.
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The company increased output to gain from higher prices during winter, when more electricity is used for heating.
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His 2018 year-end target calls for gold to hit $1400, an 8 percent gain from current levels.
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Despite the high levels of uncertainty, others in Europe are, in effect, looking to gain from Britain's pain.
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After all, it is Russian President Vladimir Putin who has the most to gain from the controversial meeting.
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American families suffering most also have the most to gain from a Green New Deal that's done right.
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Producers, consumers, and market participants gain from having more certainty associated with the output levels of these countries.
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The previous version used the stock gain from the start of trading on the day after the announcement.
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Politicians continue to see too much downside and not enough gain from supporting a more nuanced policy debate.
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These ground troopers will be writing with nothing to lose, and everything to gain from making a splash.
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Fixed-income trading fell 21.83%, excluding a gain from Citi's investment in Tradeweb, while equities revenue declined 21.80%.
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CFRA told clients to buy stocks with high tax rates that will gain from a corporate rate reduction.
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Certainly these three works gain from the dancers' excellence: three-dimensional, richly textured, constantly alive with dynamic contrasts.
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Wisconsin agricultural communities that lose from reduced global cranberry sales may gain from barriers to imported European cheese.
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Yes, my legs look very not-pregnant, but I'm struggling to find the gain from the pain here.
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The protesters need to figure out what they want to gain from it, before it closes on them.
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Netanyahu's Likud party was projected to win 36-37 seats, a gain from September, when it won 32.
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The price is on the breadth of the knowledge capital consumers can continue to gain from your brand.
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But there might not be a whole lot to gain from focusing on the day of the week.
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Netanyahu's Likud party was projected to win 36-83 seats, a gain from September, when it won 32.
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More often than not, we gain from subjecting the recommendations of any feelings to the scrutiny of reason.
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The company's quarter was boosted by one-time events, including a $3.7 billion gain from Exxon's Norway divestment.
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That might mean Trump feels he has more to gain from avoiding the debate than participating in it.
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Their companies gain from a weak euro, but hoard cash rather than investing more or paying higher wages.
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But as our colleague Jim Stewart explains, both Trump and Musk have a lot to gain from cooperation.
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For Asian Kenyans, there is nothing concrete to gain from being No. 44, Mr. Shabbir, the politician, conceded.
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This would be logical, given that neither Tehran nor Washington has much to gain from a prolonged fight.
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Former NBA coach Jeff Van Gundy said Williamson&aposs weight gain from his 22020-game hiatus was noticeable.
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But by year's end, he estimates Wall Street could see 3,100 — a 7 percent gain from current levels.
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For the full year, BMW expects a triple digit million euros gain from currency and commodity price tailwinds.
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If they have the budget for it, should they do so, and what can residents gain from it?
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America's distressed rural economy and Cuba's growing number of entrepreneurs have much to gain from increased trade opportunities.
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Copper on the London Metal Exchange lost 0.9 percent, paring a 1.4 percent gain from the previous session.
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In order to protect the interests of the few who gain from the exploitation of the planet's resources.
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Brokerage firms have a median 12-month target of 3,000, still a 4 percent gain from Friday's close.
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The arrangement angered Mr. Mueller's investigators, who questioned what Mr. Manafort was trying to gain from the arrangement.
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As its name suggests, much of the gain from the tax-exempt fund comes free of federal taxes.
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In contrast, Austal has both more to gain from improving its quality control, and also more to lose.
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BMW also booked a 328 million euro valuation gain from BMW and Daimler's mobility services business, the carmaker said.
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The fight against cardiovascular disease is another major health area that stands to gain from AI and advanced computing.
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An S&P 500 level of 2,450 would represent about an 8 percent gain from Tuesday's record-high close.
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Prosecutors said Limon stood to gain from a $300,000 in life insurance after her husband's death, among other benefits.
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Volvo said the capital gain from the divestment of shares in Deutz would be booked in the third quarter.
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But the younger generations of Palestinians, not to mention future generations, have everything to gain from the Trump plans.
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Exports increased to $2100 billion, a $230.1 billion gain from August, while imports rose $3.8 billion to $266.6 billion.
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One possible interpretation is they realized they were likely to gain from a holistic admissions system rather than lose.
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Below, just a few of the key advantages the future king stands to gain from his Montessori education. 1.
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And you also had $3,000 in capital gain from the sale of another stock you held for 24 months.
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The hope for low earners lies in the fact that they are often the last to gain from expansions.
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But investors can only gain from an environment where it is easier and cheaper to buy and sell bonds.
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The average loan amount also spiked, as homeowners with jumbo loans have more to gain from weekly rate declines.
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BMW also booked a 21 million euro valuation gain from BMW and Daimler's mobility services business, the carmaker said.
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Gold has an upside target near $1580, which gives a 16 percent gain from the current price near $1360.
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The company's shares rose in after-hours trading Thursday, building on a 7-percent gain from earlier that day.
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Evercore raised its 12-month price target for Apple to $227 from $217, representing an 8% gain from here.
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Blue Apron brought in $795.4 million in sales last year, a substantial gain from $340.8 million the year before.
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New hires generate a surplus, reflecting the fact that both worker and firm expect to gain from the transaction.
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Pretty Pastel Please adds that neither Bennett nor she have anything to gain from speaking out about this practice.
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Furthermore, there is one important gain from trade that everyone in politics loves to ignore: lower prices for consumers.
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Though trans women would gain from being included in this way, that needs to be weighed against the risks.
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The real gain from threatening a turnover tax might therefore be to speed up plans to tax profits better.
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A big gain from the last election, but less than half what it had polled before Trump became President.
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The United Nations issued a similar assessment, saying the militants would gain from any weakening of Iraq's state institutions.
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It is not Britain, but another Power, which might have something to gain from warfare and chaos in India.
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DSW, along with T.J. Maxx parent company TJX Companies, stands to gain from the discount footwear company's domestic liquidation.
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GM's January-August sales totaled 2.38 million vehicles, a 0.3 percent gain from the same period a year ago.
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Suzuki, in turn, is expected to gain from Toyota's innovations in automated driving, artificial intelligence and low-emission vehicles.
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The deal allows UniCredit to rejuvenate its offering of investment products while reaping the capital gain from the sale.
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GM's January-September sales totaled 2.75 million vehicles, a 1.1 percent gain from the same period a year ago.
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Presumably, these countries all made a similar calculus — they have more to gain from cutting than from cheap oil.
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Emanuel has a 3,000 year-end target on the S&P 500 — a 6 percent gain from current levels.
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Government growth generally requires new legislation, and so Republicans gain from a rule that makes legislation harder to pass.
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ConocoPhillips recorded a gain from the $2.68 billion sale of its U.K. assets to North Sea oil producer Chrysaor.
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Credit Suisse is projecting the to end the year at 3,000, representing a 13 percent gain from Tuesday's close.
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The March figure was revised up to show a 0.2 percent gain from the initially reported 0.1 percent rise.
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The comprehensive knowledge you'll gain from earning your MBA can transform you from an office drone into an entrepreneur.
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If O'Leary's prediction comes true, he would see a 77 percent gain from a $4 per share sale price.
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That would be a 25 percent gain from current levels, not unheard of in this bull market, he added.
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From a shareholder value perspective that is even more important than an opportunistic short term gain from an exit.
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The firm feels CBS will lose more from inheriting Viacom's structural problems than it will gain from any synergies.
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Put another way: What does North Korea believe it will gain from nuclear weapons that is worth these costs?
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After all, they say that they want to remain in the EU. Their countries gain from the EU financially.
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They gain from regulation, and they will use their access to consumers and lobbying clout to protect their position.
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Total costs fell about 15 percent to $4.76 billion, boosted by a gain from sale of a loan portfolio.
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Soucy had straightforward hopes for what Sam would gain from his summer experience: valuable work experience and self-confidence.
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Its price target is 3,000 for the full year, a more than 13 percent gain from the current level.
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The firm's 2018 target for the S&P 500 remains 3,000, indicating a 10.6 percent gain from Wednesday's close.
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The top 10 deals averaged a 42 percent first-day gain and a 15 percent gain from their debut.
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But we persevere, because what we gain from being together is greater than what we sacrifice by being apart.
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While some would gain from the rise in land prices, many Indonesians don't own the land they live on.
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Yang Xiyu, a former senior Chinese official, said Mr. Xi might see little to gain from such a visit.
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Trump's approval rating is highest among these small-business owners who have the most to gain from tax reform.
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The figure strips out the effect of a one-off gain from an asset sale in the prior year.
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Despite gridlock, U.S. industrial companies are expected to gain from President Donald Trump's proposed infrastructure spending and tax reform.
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I'm not being funny but I don't need the money, what would I gain from selling stories on you?
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But Parnas, who's pleaded not guilty, has a lot to gain from his risky, high-profile confrontation with Trump.
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Analysts believe that the benefit CVS Health expects to gain from the tax overhaul is driving its stock up.
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With the industry-wide shuttering of underperforming stores well underway, TJX stands to gain from the closures, Cramer said.
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But the Trump intervention was proof that he perceived how he stood to gain from a filibuster-free process.
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The company is also expected to gain from an increase in U.S. defense spending under President Donald Trump's administration.
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The MIT Technology Review, after all, might have something to gain from presenting a certain kind of tech coverage.
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Mr. Johnson has not committed to taking part in the debates, and has the least to gain from them.
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Whether we learn specific lessons or we absorb their words through osmosis, what we gain from them becomes invaluable.
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Although a "remain" voter, Whitten said there were some sectors of the residential market that could gain from the vote.
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A year ago, net profit was largely boosted by a one-off gain from the sale of its unit Monterroio.
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These patients, who have already been admitted with an alcohol-related problem, have the most to gain from cutting back.
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In the video below, Uncharted developers Naughty Dog explain what they gain from being able to work with 3D audio.
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A 20 percent gain from Friday's close would take West Texas Intermediate crude oil up to roughly $63 a barrel.
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Britain's FTSE 100 index is up 0.4%, with multinational companies like BP (BP) standing to gain from a weaker pound.
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Telecom equipment maker FiberHome Telecommunication Technologies Inc also could gain from ZTE's loss, analyst Jun Zhang from Rosenblatt Securities said.
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Apparently, both companies' management teams see more to gain from partnering with SoftBank than trying to find other funding sources.
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But Democratic strategists insist they have little to gain from spending money on advertisements based on the allegations against Trump.
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If it is done correctly, the public users of infrastructure gain from the innovation and efficiency of private-sector firms.
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Retailers and housebuilders, which stand to gain from a stronger sterling, were the only risers on the blue-chip index.
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Moreover, in a typical short-circuit of the truth, Bill Clinton promised us a 200,0003 net job gain from NAFTA.
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In 2017, the S&P will rise to 2,255, or a 5 percent gain from the where it is now.
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In 2400, the S&P will rise to 215,003, or a 200 percent gain from the where it is now.
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That means the country has little to gain from a deal to raise OPEC output, unlike arch-rival Saudi Arabia.
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N) in booking a gain from the new tax code, in contrast to most bigger banks including Goldman Sachs (GS.
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They will gain from America's corporate-tax cuts and faster loan growth, and from its rising short-term interest rates.
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The regulation removed the tax benefits New York-based Pfizer had hoped to gain from the deal with Ireland's Allergan.
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In its full-year results this week, it reported a gain from customer trading of $172 million for the year.
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Lyft's rapid growth fueled by private funds could leave little room for new stockholders to gain from its public offering.
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The year-ago quarter included a C$181 million gain from the conversion of the company's U.S. dollar-denominated debt.
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And Goldman has a S&P 500 year-end target of 3,000, which would represent a 4% gain from now.
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These women midwife Gilead into the world, though it's not clear what they stand to gain from any of it.
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It also had a one-off gain from "business combination" recorded in the previous year amounting to 269.4 million riyals.
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However, nearly half of mortgage borrowers look set to gain from the Bank of England's interest rate cut on Aug.
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Another battleground state with much to gain from some special interest districting, Michigan is almost as bipartisan as they come.
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That pared a 26.8947-percent gain from the previous session, when prices hit their highest since March 20 at $5,927.50.
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But that's not necessarily a compelling argument for these lawmakers, who stand to gain from distancing themselves from their party.
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The wealthy, they argue, are the most mobile segment of the population and have the most to gain from moving.
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"Clearly, America's farmers and ranchers have much to gain from approval of TPP and we support its ratification," Duvall said.
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Other OPEC and non-OPEC members have little to gain from higher production limits and would prefer higher prices instead.
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The theme is constant—what we gain from the natural world, spiritually and physically, aligns with the damage we create.
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Her year-end price target is 2,850 to 2,950, which represents a 2 to 5 percent gain from current levels.
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I'm not sure what my wife might gain from this exercise — but if it helps her, I'm fine with it.
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The two companies have a lot to gain from an alliance and virtually no overlap in production, according to analysts.
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Foreign policy experts say it is hard to see what Cuba would have to gain from perpetrating attacks on diplomats.
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BMO kept its 12-month price target of $2200,2000 on Alphabet, representing a 38% gain from Friday's close of $2500,22009.
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What certain men gain from feeding on such things, I do not know, and I do not want to know.
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That more than offset the Conservatives' gain from a sharp decline in support for the right-wing U.K. Independence Party.
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Both Chinese and international payments firms have much to gain from winning over Chinese tourists with international mobile payment acceptance.
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The filing revealed some of the individuals and investors who have the most to gain from a successful market debut.
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That would represent about a 230% gain over 2342's close and an 20193% gain from Tuesday's close of 22019,227.
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While Democrats may appear to have a lot to gain from impeachment, they also have a great deal at stake.
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Her conviction for theft was overturned a year later because she had not recognized any personal gain from her actions.
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Or are you looking for someone sufficiently different from yourself, that you both gain from the union ("economic trade theory")?
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Even those who seemingly have nothing to gain from the market, like neighbors who endure the periodic explosions, showed solidarity.
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In fact, he raised its price target to $128.45, a level that suggests a 14 percent gain from Friday's close.
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A primary thing people gain from going public is a sense of comfort in connecting with others, she told me.
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For people with a low risk of heart disease, there is probably little to gain from taking a PCSK9 inhibitor.
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"There's no question that Microsoft and Adobe both have a lot to gain from teaming up against Salesforce," Webster said.
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We therefore have much to gain from reading the most important political and economic authors of the pre-WWI era.
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The analyst raised T-Mobile's year-end price target to $55 from $45, representing a 23 percent gain from Wednesday's close.
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His organization earns licensing fees from Internet service providers that may stand to gain from the expansion of the F.C.C. program.
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That means the country has little to gain from a deal to raise OPEC output, unlike top oil exporter Saudi Arabia.
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The industry added 38,000 jobs in December, bringing the annual total to 280,000, a 12 percent gain from 2017's 0003,000.
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What does a hacker gain from a couple minutes of access when they're sure to be immediately booted off the platform?
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Ultimately, there was no way to gain from it, but for Wallace the episode demonstrated the value of his idiosyncratic skills.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 22.5 points to 21,43, giving up a 24-point gain from earlier in the day.
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The total also was a sharp gain from the 199,000 in December, which was revised down 3,000 from the initial count.
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However, the gradual weight gain from all the ribs, brisket, chicken and pork butt might be a bit of a giveaway.
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Dutra said other European farm sectors have much to gain from a deal that will have mutual benefits for both sides.
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Still, it has more to gain from falling fares than any other airline in Europe says Michael O'Leary, its chief executive.
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And she may not, after the past difficult decade, see much to gain from having a German at the bank's helm.
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At any given moment since the 1930s, the average gain from stocks over the prior ten years was about 10.3 percent.
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Their interventions highlight the fact that politicians have more to gain from shooting down proposals than coming up with their own.
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Fixed-income trading fell 18.503%, excluding a gain from Citi's investment in Tradeweb, while it declined 9% at its equities business.
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Square's Cash App currently accepts payments in bitcoin, so the company certainly has something to gain from advancements in crypto technology.
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Staff would benefit from spending time in a world that revolved around music, and the shop would gain from their passion.
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And it calls into question what the new president hopes to gain from his seeming willingness to make concessions to Moscow.
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Fixed-income trading fell 4%, excluding a gain from Citi's investment in Tradeweb, while it declined 9% at its equities business.
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The income included a $138.4 million gain from derivate contracts, compared with a year-ago loss of $145 million from them.
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So, when bonds have a zero percent interest rate, or negative interest rate, then there's nothing to gain from owning them.
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The country stands to gain from a sheaf of trade agreements negotiated in 2015, including the American-led Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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British bond prices are likely to gain from any disruptive departure (from the European Union) by the UK, he also said.
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Cheung Kong Infrastructure's perpNC5 were at 99.10/99.40, reflecting a gain from 98.75 on Monday, but still below reoffer at par.
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International companies, which typically gain from weakness in the local currency, led early gainers, among them pharmaceutical giants AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline .
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"We're seeing the regional banks outperform and again, they're really going to gain from a move up in yields," said Gordon.
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Ifa Hotel & Touristik Ag: * EXTRAORDINARY GAIN FROM TRANSACTION OF 4.4 MILLION EUROS IN 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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It goes without saying that young women also gain from having women in positions of power as role models and mentors.
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The trade suggests shares of Halliburton will rise above $51.50 by June, a nearly 10 percent gain from their current levels.
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An attempt to be all things to all voters will lose more votes from Democrats than it will gain from Republicans.
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When Sikkut held a small press conference, reporters peppered him with questions: What did the government gain from disclosing the vulnerability?
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In fact, it could destroy any benefit some small businesses stand to gain from the tax reform legislation passed last year.
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But he's sticking with his S&P 500 year-end target of 3,000, a nearly 9 percent gain from current levels.
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Pro-Leave voters said they had nothing to lose because they had little to gain from globalization in the first place.
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WPR: What do the governments of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay hope to gain from increasing counter-terrorism cooperation with the US?
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They put great weight on the amount of the loss caused by a defendant, or the intended gain from the misconduct.
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Shares of some banks, which stand to gain from higher interest rates, were the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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He has an S&P 500 price target of 2,800 for next year — a 7 percent gain from current levels. Disclaimer
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Warren, the other major progressive candidate in the race, is also in a good position to gain from Gabbard dropping out.
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It fetched $1,221.9 per ounce, keeping the 2.5 percent gain from Thursday, which was its biggest percentage rise since June 2016.
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Neither team nor any fan had anything to gain from either team winning, never mind investing time into playing and watching.
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This isn't too surprising given that these personality types are concerned with what they can gain from you above all else.
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He has less to gain from appeasing the party than Clinton did in 2008, when she remained a likely future candidate.
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Further, parties are increasingly sorted along the lines of choice, so there is little to gain from moving to the center.
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The SPY's overall price gain from its inception through January has been stupendous: 541 percent cumulatively, not counting dividends, Bespoke says.
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Its failure sets up Mr. Arena, the author, to be the one American on that team to gain from the loss.
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And while some import-competing industries might gain from such a trade war, there would be a lot of American losers.
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The Indian government is set to receive a windfall gain from the central bank amid the economy struggling to accelerate growth.
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We have nothing to gain from coming forward as a victim, and the consequences on our private life are very negative.
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A HK$850 million gain from the sale would be mostly booked in the financial year ending this month, NWS added.
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Do you still believe that you still have the most to gain from an interdependent world, open exchanges and multilateral rules?
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"I'm not being funny but I don't need the money, what would I gain from selling stories on you," she wrote.
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Goldman sees the S&P 500 to climb to 3,100 by year end, a 5% gain from Friday's close of 2,952.01.
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Meanwhile, stripping out a one-off gain from a legal settlement eliminates almost one percentage point of JPMorgan's return on equity.
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Without the charges related to tax reform, profit for 2017 was $15.8 billion, a 6 percent gain from the prior year.
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Excluding a gain from selling most of a one-third stake in Macau-based casino operator Melco Crown Entertainment Ltd MPEL.
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Cramer said that the information internet service providers would gain from consumers is "not worth a lot of commercial value," anyway.
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Ask yourself when you last encouraged someone freely, in a situation in which you had nothing to gain from their advancement.
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This means the fossil fuel and mining industries have the most to gain from weak conservation policies for the sage grouse.
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The Toyota-Panasonic tie-up shows how some nontraditional auto suppliers in Japan stand to gain from the shift to electric.
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I think that news media, Hollywood, and Democratic politicians are the top three entities that can gain from something like that.
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With the team's backing from Muscle Pharm, Dillashaw stood to financially gain from the situation as well as being close to Ludwig.
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The source said which option would be selected would depend on how much revenue the state wanted to gain from the sale.
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It's like the banking crisis, as the people who caused all the problems are ultimately the ones who will gain from it.
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In the video, posted to Instagram, Hart claimed that there was someone who was trying to make "financial gain" from his misbehavior.
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Weaker pricing reduced last year's earnings by 438 million euros, almost absorbing a 545 million-euro gain from lower raw material costs.
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"The motive for this double homicide was strictly for financial gain, from a family trust," the sheriff's office said in a statement.
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Leaks do exist, but the leakers don't have much to gain from freely posting photographs, schematics, and specs sheets on the internet.
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Putin, these experts believe, isn't serious about pressuring Assad into a political settlement so there is little to gain from a meeting.
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It's the story of Facebook working exactly as designed in a country that seemingly had so much to gain from embracing it.
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The AfD, which has long battled the perception that it is racist and authoritarian, has the most to gain from the crisis.
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He said the neighbors had nothing to gain from throwing him the party, but they showed him that love anyway, he said.
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Yet the knowledge they gain from this study remains barren, if it does not circulate among other researchers, cancer doctors, and patients.
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They therefore stand to gain from dissuading donors—who have already claimed their tax deductions—from making payments out of their DAF.
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ANTONY BLACKDundee "Following the fashion" (December 24th) looked at what retailers might gain from collecting detailed data on customers' in-store movements.
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What might they hope to gain from this revolutionary moment, and will any of the promised changes "trickle down" to their workplaces?
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If the pattern repeats itself, that average gain from Wednesday's low would take the S&P 213.5 above 22016,227 by late February.
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First quarter net income included a C$817 million gain from the sale of the Lord & Taylor flagship building in New York.
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But every political marriage involves a bit of calculation, and in this case, each man has much to gain from the alliance.
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The adjusted figure excludes the 14 cent noncash gain from the sale of Chinese website Yihaodian to JD.com in the second quarter.
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Copper on the London Metal Exchange lost 0.5 percent to $6,971.50 per tonne, paring a 1.4 percent gain from the previous session.
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If Trump recovered his losses from the '90s and began turning profits again, however, he would gain from his tax plan proposal.
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UBS analysts had said in August the LSE would gain from a takeover of Euroclear, which they described as a "hidden jewel".
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One bright spot was that March headline retail sales were revised higher to show a slight 0.1 percent gain, from a decline.
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MSCI'S All-Country World index of stocks was flat on the day, keeping its half a percent gain from the previous day.
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Though it was up against a tough 14 percent gain from the prior-year period, that wasn't the first sign of weakness.
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How much does Oculus gain from growing the user base of a product that's best use case is watching Netflix in isolation?
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Baidu expects its third-quarter revenue to range from a 1.9 percent fall to a 1.1 percent gain from the previous year.
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The U.S. asset management companies, which have already established a promising market in Taiwan, could have much to gain from BIA provisions.
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The black market profit in China from ivory taken off of poached African elephants, however, smothers any economic gain from wildlife tourism.
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Many organizations find that the value you can gain from crowdsourcing research of vulnerabilities in a controlled way is well worth it.
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Although both stand to gain from the shift from fossil fuels, the wind in the sails of Vestas – and Denmark - looks stronger.
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Major corporate players with a lot to lose — or gain — from the proposal have flooded the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with comments.
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The Goldman economists also said the estimated revenue gain from congressional plans to limit state and local tax deductibility could be overstated.
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I believe it is clear that all of us would gain from the extension of DACA and passage of the Dream Act.
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UDG said it would gain from a reduction in the headline US federal corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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The audience demographics for CBS (generally older) and the CW (generally younger) mean that both shows stand to gain from a crossover.
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While he wouldn't say whether or not he supported blasting, Narongsak said local people had much to gain from increased river trade.
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The integration wouldn't be easy or cheap, but users have a lot to gain from using password managers—and they deserve better.
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With tariffs on manufactured goods already fairly low worldwide, these are the industries with a lot to gain from new trade deals.
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With billions in government contracts, Raytheon is among the companies that stand to gain from President Trump's efforts to increase military spending.
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But as of Sunday, Bonds and Clemens remained right where they were a year ago — with no net gain from returning voters.
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"We found evidence that the term 'emolument' as used historically and today includes the gain from private business activities," the report said.
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Baidu, Microsoft, Yahoo, Verizon and Twitter, which also rely on advertising from digital media, can expect to gain from internet advertising growth.
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The country on Thursday reported 138 confirmed cases, a 34% increase from Wednesday and a three-fold gain from a week ago.
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Previously announced one-off items, including a capital gain from the sale of a stake in credit information provider UC, also helped.
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Some kids also believe the mental workout and knowledge they gain from their games justifies all the time they've invested, he added.
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"Troxell was allowed back on duty in March after the military found he "received no personal or monetary gain from these endorsements.
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The firm's estimates excludes the 26 cent gain from the $200 million sale of Wells Fargo's Eastdil Secured business in October 303.
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Pence said that he had reiterated Trump's belief that "Pakistan has much to gain" from partnering with U.S. efforts in the region.
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A move to 3,500 would represent a more than 20 percent gain from where the S&P closed Tuesday at around 2,897.50.
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Since workforce diversity has been proven to lead to greater innovation and productivity, employers stand to gain from this change as well.
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That may have spurred more refinance activity, as borrowers with larger loans have more to gain from even small drops in rates.
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A net 5003 percent of investors were underweight bonds, while 20 percent were overweight global banks, which gain from higher interest rates.
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Profit was boosted by a 22016 million shekel gain from the sale of Visa Europe shares amid its acquisition by Visa Inc .
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That sounds small, but Indonesia's higher interest rates will reduce its growth pace, making a net gain from the rule changes welcome.
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Excluding a $96 million gain from the sale of Lowe's interest in its Australian joint venture, the retailer earned $1.57 a share.
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Last year's overall first quarter net profit of S$1.269 billion was boosted by a one-time gain from a property disposal.
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Hawken reduced his 12-month price target for Goldman's shares to $230, which would be a 4.5 percent gain from Friday's close.
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Overall, U.S. retail supports more than 40 million well-paying positions that stand to gain from increased opportunities at home and abroad.
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Banks also stand to gain from a last-minute exception to a provision aimed at prohibiting tax-base erosion through overseas activities.
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Altman, who stands to gain from the deal, also sounded off in a blog post about the matter, naturally siding with Cruise.
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Pfizer recorded a $237.65 billion gain from the tax overhaul and said it was reviewing capital allocation plans under the new code.
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While lower interest rates threaten their margins, banks also stand to gain from increased lending volumes, particularly in the real estate sector.
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"I think there is a lot to gain from partnerships between cutting edge firms and academic researchers," Levitt said in a release.
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The findings suggest it may be Republicans, not Democrats, who have the most to gain from broadening their approach on reproductive health.
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It's a gain from the 84 seats the party currently holds, but not exactly close to the 176 needed for a majority.
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He's close to his mom and sisters and realizes he has a lot to gain from letting women tell him what to do.
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Meanwhile, currency fluctuations helped Berkshire's namesake reinsurance business swing to a $184 million pre-tax gain from a year-earlier $4 million loss.
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Russia has nothing to gain from North Korea's acquisition of a nuclear weapon, and Moscow could help tighten the screws on Pyongyang's economy.
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The government downwardly revised its estimate for those orders in July to a 0.8 percent gain from the previously reported 1.5 percent increase.
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Over time, the politically powerful groups which gain from the existing system become ever more entrenched, making new approaches more difficult to imagine.
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Separately, if they remain invested in the fund for at least five years, they can exclude 10 percent of the gain from taxation.
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But there's not much to gain from the month—especially since most people, particularly non-Latinos, don't have any idea what it is.
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The bank, which would own 50.1 percent of the joint venture, stood to gain from Schroders' investment skills and greater diversification, analysts said.
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At a minimum they should help BRI countries assess schemes and show them how to gain from transparency, high standards and formal contracts.
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On the other hand, London-based designers such as Burberry stand to gain from shoppers heading to the country in search of deals.
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Government may well have a role in this, but the obvious funders are insurance companies: they, too, have much to gain from prevention.
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The index rose to 19.0, reflecting a 1.7 point gain from the second quarter and a 3.3 point increase from a year ago.
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But in 2019, millions of middle-class Americans would no longer gain from a wide range of deductions, credits and other tax breaks.
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The average gain from all October lows through the end of December was nearly 7 percent, the best such result of any month.
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Only three prior bull cycles have logged such a 100% gain from the prior bull peak: The great bull markets of the 953s.
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Sudhir Shetty of the World Bank reckons that others in the region thus have more to lose than gain from the trade war.
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That should not be so onerous that Iran would walk away from the economic relief it stands to gain from the nuclear deal.
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In an era when religious affiliation is on the decline for young people, these churches can only gain from this proximity to stardom.
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Though individual companies can gain from cronyism, overall confidence will fall if there is sustained political meddling in the courts and regulatory system.
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Kandi Technologies Group — Shares of the Chinese electric car maker rose 8.8 percent, adding to a 34.3 percent gain from the previous session.
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And soon, Bluemix Local, the latest flavour of Bluemix will come to India to enable enterprises to gain from the power of Bluemix.
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Its year-end forecast is 2,900, representing a 10 percent gain from around the 2,629 level, where the benchmark was trading on Wednesday.
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The world is both a producer and a consumer: what producers lose and consumers gain from a drop in prices sums to zero.
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Given international sanctions already in place against North Korea, it's hard to see what North Korea thinks it can gain from Wednesday's tests.
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"We had $3 billion of income on a GAAP basis because of the 'gain' from the Yandex and Grab deals," a spokesperson said.
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While frontrunners usually have more to lose than gain from debates, facing off with Trump might give Clinton a chance to be heard.
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Each person in O.J.'s life has something to gain from proximity to his celebrity; his power is paradoxically magnetized by criminal court.
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The Falls Church, Virginia-based company is also expected to gain from an increase in U.S. defense spending under President Donald Trump's administration.
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Cowen & Co. analyst John Blackledge places a $1,050 price target on the stock, an 18 percent gain from Friday's closing price of $886.54.
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The euro was forecast at $1.19 in six months, almost a 2 percent gain from around $1.17 it was trading at on Thursday.
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But what do the designers gain from making Crash Bandicoot Elena's game, and Drake—the main character, played by us—the complete noob?
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Although every team uses its stars more in the post-season, no club has more to gain from doing so than the Thunder.
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The U.S. economy is the single largest economy in the world, which makes investors believe there is little to gain from venturing elsewhere.
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But he insisted he believed Kim was earnest in his nuclear vows, and suggested Pyongyang had much to gain from striking a deal.
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The company had also recorded a C$432 million gain from the disposition of its gas bar operations in the year-ago quarter.
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"Many feel like they have nothing else to gain from life, but they have no one to talk to about it," he added.
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The prospect of landing Amazon upends this dynamic; even those likely to be inconvenienced by new projects stand to gain from its arrival.
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By weakening oversight by the Federal Reserve, banks with up to $250 billion in assets have a lot to gain from this provision.
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That yielded an index of 100 for the first time for the sector, as well the steepest sector gain from the previous quarter.
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The medical industry stands to gain from adding more services for drug treatment, not to mention the human lives that can be saved.
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Here's who stands to gain from his surprising exitJon Bon Jovi sent out the latest fundraising email for Senator Cory Booker's struggling campaign
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So I don't think it's obvious that either candidate has much more to gain from party unity — at least compared to the other.
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Among those polled, 28503 percent said they approved of the way Mueller is handling the Russia investigation, a 22019-point gain from June.
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But in 2019, millions of middle-class Americans would no longer gain from a wide range of deductions, credits, and other tax breaks.
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Liberalism is not so much falling apart as it is being undermined and dismantled by those who stand to gain from its absence.
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If the transaction is done properly, the property owner doesn't pay any taxes on the gain from the sale of the original building.
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Mr. Netanyahu has made clear, despite pressure from some in his right-wing coalition, he sees little gain from another war in Gaza.
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Opponents of Brexit say Britain will lose more than it can possibly gain from quitting such a big single market and political alliance.
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For now, Airbus executives hope to gain from Blade's experience with an app that allows customers to reserve a seat on a helicopter.
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His S&P 500 year-end target of 3,500 is the highest on the Street and implies an 8% gain from current levels.
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Such an advance, representing a 2.4% gain from Friday's record high close, would be less than a tenth of the index's 2019 return.
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While it's unclear how much leverage Democrats gain from Pelosi's decision to withhold the articles, her delay appears to be drawing Trump's ire.
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Support for Brexit was significant there in 2016, partly because of hopes that the fishing industry could gain from leaving the European Union.
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The British pound was quoted at $1.2497, holding onto a 0.6% gain from Tuesday, when it briefly touched the highest since July 0.023.
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Ford Motor, the second-biggest American automaker, said it sold 2000,000 vehicles in December, a slight gain from the same month in 2015.
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The S&P 500 financial sector fell 0.6 percent, led by declines in big banks that stand to gain from higher interest rates.
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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan Chase have much to gain from their landmark health-care partnership, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Its S&P 500 price target is just 2,850 for the full year, a less than 1 percent gain from the current level.
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Much of the gain from canceling larger-denomination bills accrues not to the government and its budget but rather to India's central bank.
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Investors should be thinking not just about what they gain from environmentally sustainable investments, but what they stand to lose from the rest.
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Credit Suisse's Lori Calvasina told clients Thursday the materials and consumer staples sectors have the "most to gain" from a weaker US dollar.
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" The underlying culprit, however, is globalization, and the villains are "those who gain from globalization or who are protected against its adverse consequences.
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Young sums up their relationship as "investment partners" — they aren't necessarily pals, but they have little to gain from antagonism with one another.
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Hyperallergic spoke with Schaffner about her curatorial framework and choices for this year's show, and what she hopes visitors will gain from it.
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The nation's poorest may be the most at risk for mental health issues, but they also have the most to gain from treatment.
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If the stock does go to $39, that would have been a tidy 56 percent gain from where the stock was trading Monday.
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"Does the University want to continue to gain from an image stolen from enslaved people?" the letter asks in part after mentioning the book.
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December also showed a marked gain from November, when just 133,000 new jobs were added, a total revised lower from the initially reported 179,000.
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Including the 2.1 billion euro gain from the sale of its Pioneer asset manager, UniCredit's third-quarter net profit stood at 2.82 billion euros.
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Excluding a capital gain from the $1 billion divestment of its fire safety and oil additives business, ICL earned $106 million in the quarter.
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And perhaps most importantly for the forward momentum of Picard, what does Hugh stand to gain from lending his expertise to this reclamation project?
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Below is a list of questions on who, besides jackpot winners, stands to gain from the record-breaking lottery and where the money goes.
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Since Trump hasn't fully divested himself from his businesses, he and his family stand to gain from any transactions that take place in them.
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VICE Impact: Why specifically is "Fight for the Future" doing this and what are you ultimately hoping to gain from this day of action?
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First-quarter net income was buoyed by a C$817 million gain from the sale of the Lord & Taylor flagship building in New York.
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But it's not immediately obvious what Succession might gain from doing so, beyond a momentary distraction of its viewers for a one-off twist.
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First quarter net income was buoyed by a C$817 million gain from the sale of the Lord & Taylor flagship building in New York.
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Wix projects 2018 revenue of $594-$597 million, up from a previous estimate of $591-$595 million for a 40 percent gain from 2017.
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" "The only thing that Kim Jong Un's regime can gain from the nuclear tests is stronger sanctions from the international community and its isolation.
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The latest quarter included a gain from the sale of some data centers and charges related to its acquisition of Yahoo Inc's operating business.
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When we complain to a company about a product and get it to fix or improve it, other consumers gain from our actions too.
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That positioned it to gain from U.S. projects, being that it operates the longest crude oil and gas liquids transportation system in the world.
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Target's digital growth also outperformed the roughly 21.4 percent gain posted by online retailers as a whole, and the 1.523 percent gain from Amazon.
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But his tenure at the commission lasts for another year, so Republicans have nothing to gain from reconfirming either now — and much to lose.
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Northwestern's pretax gain from operations increased over 42% in 2015 to $795 million, driven by strong investment results and excellent disability-income morbidity experience.
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It hopes to gain from Britain's decision to leave the European Union by capturing a quarter of the lucrative euro clearing market from London.
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They invest the super-profits that they gain from those temporary monopolies in more R&D in order to stay ahead in the race.
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The only ones who stand to gain from the repeal are the behemoths that benefit by placing more boundaries and restrictions on unfettered competition.
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Excluding the gain from the sale of American Century Investments (ACI), ROA and ROE stood at 0.84% and 19.1% for the nine-months ended.
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In fact, he blessed investors who want to sell Apple on Friday and take a 22-point gain from when he spoke to Cook.
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From better batteries and new treatments for disease to fundamental discoveries about, say, dark matter, the world has much to gain from China's efforts.
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Amazon would then be able to distribute Whole Foods' products at a fraction of the market value it will likely gain from the acquisition.
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Mr. Katzenberg controls the vote but only about 11.5 percent of the equity, a motivation for him to try to gain from this differential.
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"If they stay invested in that opportunity zone deal for 10 years, all of the gain from that investment is tax free," he said.
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The bill would force the companies to offer more information on how much that data is worth and what they gain from collecting it.
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But even for people who would rather keep both feet on the ground, there are still ways to gain from the cutting-edge industry.
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In 22026, with Democrats controlling every lever of power, he quickly calculated he had little to gain from helping his opponents' agenda become law.
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But that hasn't deterred Stone, who also believes there's one other thing you can gain from his app besides answers to your questions: Time.
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Raising the threshold would especially benefit consumers and workers in border regions, who disproportionately gain from enhanced trade between their home and neighboring countries.
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The people of Afghanistan deserve an end to this war, and the region and the world at large have much to gain from it.
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One writer and academic, Aziz Ali Dad, said it is important to ask: Who has the most to gain from the military's sudden presence?
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Since any Democratic coalition will involve combining voters of color and white non-evangelicals, there's just not much to gain from being anti-choice.
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Mutual trust matters, because there will be an endless series of disputes that need resolving and much to gain from having a good relationship.
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That's a loss for America's GNP – the red rectangle at the bottom — that partially or maybe even completely offsets the gain from the wedge.
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Instead, the family assailed "the people in government who stood to gain from our mother's murder" and called for Mr. Muscat to step down.
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Chief among them are avoiding costly errors and complicated filing situations, like a recent divorce or a big gain from cashed-in stock options.
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Rabbits produce two types of feces; of these, cecotropes, are re-devoured in order to maximize nutritional gain from hard-to-digest vegetable matter.
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He predicts gold prices will reach 2018 highs of $1,400 an ounce before the fourth quarter — about a 6 percent gain from current levels.
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The study underscores that how we opt to recover from exercise may influence what we gain from the exercise and in sometimes unintended ways.
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The chance to earn a capital gain from a high-growth startup would not be worth all the extra stress, risk, and hard work.
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It was unclear what Mr. Kushner, who has been expanding his reach in his father-in-law's administration, planned to gain from the trip.
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The "Mad Money" host predicted that Tyson Foods has a lot to gain from a phase one trade deal between the U.S. and China.
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Democrats also stood to gain from the tax bill, though not one voted for it; all but 12 Republicans voted for the tax bill.
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If it is to lose weight, ask yourself why is this important to you, and what do you expect to gain from losing weight?
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Meanwhile, retail sales for the month of June were revised upwards to reflect a 0.3 percent gain from a previously recorded 0.2 percent decline.
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Buttigieg easily outpaced the field with 250 percent support, a 230-point gain from September, according to the Des Moines Register/CNN/Mediacom survey.
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Super-wealthy individuals Republicans kept the top tax rate in place, but the country's wealthiest individuals have a lot to gain from the bill.
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The estimates are based on projections of Dong's construction and operating costs, as well as the revenue it will gain from selling the electricity.
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In fact, sales ended 2018 on an unexpectedly strong note, eking out a year-over-year sales gain from 2017 that few analysts forecasted.
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In 20143, with Democrats controlling every lever of power, he quickly calculated he had little to gain from helping his opponents' agenda become law.
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There's not much to gain from sharing this type of info, and you should avoid doing so — you don't have to answer every question.
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Now, however, museums grapple with the question of what collectors and audiences actually gain from the experience, and whether such items should be repatriated.
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She does not account for the fact that black artists have also accrued social capital and commercial gain from their treatment of black suffering.
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Pakistan had much to gain from partnering with the United States, and much to lose by harboring "criminals and terrorists," he said at Bagram.
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Derivatives dealers also stand to gain from a recommendation to relax rules around swaps trading and the cash they must post against derivatives trades.
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What I hoped to gain from a night out on my own wasn't just inner confidence but also a better understanding of who I am.
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Saut is convinced market and economic fundamentals are solid, and they should drive the to 3,000 by year-end, a 9% gain from Friday's close.
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After stripping out a 7-cent gain from income tax items, Starbucks earned 68 cents per share, topping analysts' estimates of 65 cents per share.
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Pristine protection let Reich dial up several longer developing routes, like Hilton's 22-yard gain — from an empty formation — to set up the first touchdown.
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"What people need to understand is that women of color have the most to gain from an ERA," says Lopez, who is Indian and Latinx.
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While the Dow components are considerably less industrial than they used to be, most of the companies have a lot to gain from Trump's plans.
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In a note released prior to the company's earnings, Stifel said Trump policies could off set any benefit Constellation would gain from a tax reduction.
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When China agreed to allow Hong Kong its freedom more than 20 years ago, it had much more to gain from preserving international standards there.
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That means that of all the cities in Amazon's sights, Newark may have the most to gain from the economic development the tech giant promises.
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It's true that had the US stayed, Britain would have had much more to gain from the continuance of slavery than it did without America.
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Trump maintains the U.S. stands to gain from the latest escalation because of the added customs duties that will now flow to the U.S. Treasury.
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Berkshire said net income probably rose 40 percent, helped by a gain from the swap of Procter & Gamble Co stock for the Duracell battery business.
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Like its peers in the United States, Lockheed is also expected to gain from an increase in defense spending under U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
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The sharp drop was partly due to fact that Dana made a one-off gain from an arbitration settlement in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Being deliberate about why you need the side gig, and what exactly you hope to gain from it, can lead you to the best choice.
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" "The only thing that (the) Kim Jong Un regime can gain from the nuclear tests is stronger sanctions from the international community and its isolation.
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A capital gain from selling bonds today might fund a lavish around-the-world cruise, but blowing through retirement funds is unlikely to be prudent.
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In fact, the bank said life beyond iPhone could extend last week's 7 percent relief rally to another 8.83 percent gain from here this year.
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Hohn wrote to investors in the first quarter in a letter seen by Reuters that he believed shareholders stood to gain from the planned merger.
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"It may be possible that this age group is at higher risk for weight gain from drinking 22013% fruit juice than older children," he said.
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In the next 12 months, Credit Suisse predicts, shares of Nordstrom could trade as high as $58, a nearly 31 percent gain from Tuesday's close.
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READ: Trump sticks with the Saudis, despite the "vicious and terrible" Khashoggi murder Barrack stood to gain from a close energy relationship with the Saudis.
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Chicago wheat rose sharply after the news, as the United States and the European Union would be among countries to gain from any eventual curbs.
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That would be a poor outcome for Indonesia, which has plenty to gain from a more experienced Widodo at the helm for another five years.
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New internal polling released on Tuesday by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the party's House campaign arm, also shows Democrats could gain from the controversy.
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Donations to either campaign would require shareholder approval and many chief executives are expected to conclude they have little to gain from entering the debate.
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In the video, posted to Instagram over the weekend, Hart claimed that there was someone who was trying to make "financial gain" from his misbehavior.
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Besides, if we'd felt the urge at 24, but elected to wait the mandatory period, what would be to gain from those in-between years?
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The year-ago quarter included a 32 cents per share gain from the sale of a unit that made chemicals to keep farm produce fresh.
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That means the QIA has the most to gain from all the fees Aramco would generate for the London bourse from its listing, and onwards.
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Its main rival, the conservative People's Party (PP), could reach 92 seats, a significant gain from the 66 seats it won in the previous election.
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Nodelman put a fair value target price on the company of $289, which would be a more than 350 percent gain from the current level.
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That doesn't count the federal goodies Trump scarfs up, most recently the millions he stands to gain from the tax cut he signed into law.
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"I don't think he has anything to gain [from a face-to-face interview with Mueller] and he has a lot to lose," Seidman said.
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While over-regulation can stifle growth, the fintech industry, in pursuit of consumer trust, has a lot to gain from a clearly defined regulatory framework.
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Net income amounted to 3.3 billion euros, down sharply from the 5.31 billion recorded in 2017, partly reflecting the exceptional year-earlier gain from Nissan.
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This time around, companies likely determined they had nothing to gain from commenting either way on inter-Korean politics, corporate marketing and brand experts say.
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"Too many people in the intertwined news and entertainment industries had too much to gain from Mr. Weinstein for too long," our media columnist writes.
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Santo mentioned that she'd love to see further explorations of how people apply the knowledge and skills they gain from urban farming in other areas.
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The company's book value rose by $65.3 billion to $348 billion in 2017, a 23 percent gain from $20123 billion at the end of 2016.
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The right answer is that, on net and over time, we have far more to gain from immigrants than we have to lose from them.
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Nonetheless, consumers gain from the drug's availability: the marginal consumer is willing to pay the drug's price, and all the inframarginal consumers gain consumer surplus.
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FUNDAMENTALS * COPPER: Three-month copper on the LME rose 20.1% to $20.2,23 a tonne by 23 GMT, extending a 23% gain from the previous session.
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Still, I owe the estate more, and when figuring out how much, I will include the tax benefit I will gain from the charitable deduction.
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Golub raised his year-end target on the S&P 500 to 3,600 from 3,425, projecting an 8% gain from where the index currently trades.
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"It's pretty clear that the candidate who stands the most to gain from their absence is former Vice President Biden," Cornyn said in a statement.
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Tsipras said he believed the diplomatic row was an isolated incident and that the two countries had a lot to gain from deepening future cooperation.
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This way, you avoid recognizing the gain from cashing out those appreciated stocks, and you can write-off the fair market value of the investments.
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The FTSE 100, dominated by exporters which gain from a weaker currency, has been in the thrall of the pound recently as Brexit negotiations intensified.
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Nonetheless, given the expertise of the study's authors, this just might be something economists and investors could gain from paying attention to in the future.
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in inflation-adjusted 2015 dollars, these households saw a $41,871 gain, from $211,425 in 2000 to $20123,296 in 2015.
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Postbank's future earnings should also gain from positive momentum towards digital banking in Germany, where management is optimistic it can benefit from economies of scale.
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FUNDAMENTALS * COPPER: Three-month copper on the LME rose 23% to $23,33 a tonne by 23 GMT, extending a 21% gain from the previous session.
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It may have more to gain from making life intolerable for the United States and its citizens in the region in a slow burn approach.
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The energy sector, which is the best performing S&P sector so far in 21, was set to gain from a boost in oil prices.
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Airlines stand to gain from lower tax rates, analysts said, with UBS pointing to Alaska Air Group Inc and Southwest Airlines Co as possible winners.
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More broadly though, Trump seems to have a deliberate agenda of tearing down Obama's legacy — even when he has little to gain from doing so.
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Major social media platforms have nothing to gain from hosting this content, of course, but the truth is they are building beasts that they cannot tame.
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For context, that market cap gain from the low is larger than the total market cap of 488 companies in the , including Visa, Pfizer and Verizon.
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Everyone covers up for it, because it happens within trusted circles -- and within those circles everyone has something to gain from keeping their patrons in post.
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Caterpillar added that it has already seen a gain from the recent change in commodity prices and was generally positive about the rest of the world.
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Still, net profit fell 53% to 38 million euros after a one-off gain from the sale of a stake in software company Outsystems in 2018.
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Also during the quarter, Neste booked a 372 million euro gain from the retroactive U.S. Blender's Tax Credit (BTC) decision for the years 2018 and 2019.
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GDP per capita is a measure of average income per person, so this would imply that long-standing citizens as well as newcomers gain from immigration.
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Excluding a $110 million gain from litigation, earnings of $1.72 a share beat analysts' average estimate of $1.45, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Also worth watching are the Saudis, Emiratis and the Israelis, each of whom could stand to gain from a shooting war between the U.S. and Iran.
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Apple and Aetna both have something to gain from a new partnership that allows Aetna customers to get discounted Apple Watches through their insurance: Your data.
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Bhd * Consideration for proposed disposal is 11 million rgt * Gain from proposed disposal is estimated to be rm2.7 million Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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His new infrastructure fund, which in May received a $20bn investment from Saudi Arabia, has much to gain from any new spending on bridges and roads.
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Chadha is the most bullish strategist on Wall Street with a year-end forecast for the of 2,600, representing a 9 percent gain from Wednesday's close.
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Despite their alliance, Cruz and Kasich have as much, if not more, to gain from running against each other as they do from running against Trump.
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The question of what Spotify stands to gain from filling their playlists with mostly unknown producers further anonymized by working pseudonymously is still a bit foggy.
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"We are making significant concessions but patients are paying more," said Brandicourt, who believes legislation may eventually be needed to ensure patients gain from the discounts.
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Mapping ISIS attacks around the world As in sport, every gain from every incremental adjustment of training, tactics and preparation has become a formula to success.
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Market newcomer Reliance Jio Infocomm, which has shaken up the sector by offering free calls and cut-price data, is likely to gain from the move.
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Although there are other suitors in the game, SGX will have a lot more to gain from the deal due to the complimentary business, said Kapoor.
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International companies, which typically gain from weakness in the local currency, were the biggest boosts with pharmaceutical giants AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline both up over 1 percent.
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FTSE 100 gave up session gains to close 0.1 percent lower, while the FTSE 250, which tends to gain from a stronger pound, rose 333 percent.
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The survey reflects a slight gain from last month for Trump, who in the February survey trailed Cruz by a 28 percent to 26 percent margin.
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The analysts increased their recommended allocation on Amazon to overweight and boosted the price target to $2,100, implying nearly a 25 percent gain from Thursday's close.
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Currently, career advancement, financial gain, and raw curiosity motivate biologists at all levels to push the envelope, and we all stand to gain from their efforts.
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We asked her how that changes the experience of using psychedelics like LSD and psilocybin—and what blind people still have to gain from taking them.
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In the courtyard, the capable sculptures and paintings of John Furgason, Serban Ionescu and Carlos Little all gain from being displayed in a romantic ruined boiler.
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The fund's largest position is in supply chain company XPO Logistics Inc, which Slavik expects to gain from both corporate capital reinvestment and global economic growth.
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"It was most important that I show how I greatly exceeded the admissions requirements and would gain from and add value to the program," she explained.
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Black workers nationwide have the most to gain from minimum wage increases because they earn substantially less than their white counterparts in the lowest-paid industries.
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The broader report is aimed at figuring out what kind of information Internet service providers, like Comcast and Verizon, can gain from their customers' Web histories.
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Moas began covering bitcoin this summer around the same time as Fundstrat and has a $50,000 target for 2027, a nearly sevenfold gain from Friday's prices.
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But by owning one of the US's largest insurers, CVS stands to gain from the use of the HealthHubs beyond what it makes within the store.
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Even though the students seemed to appreciate the potential gain from investing in bitcoin, most said they were either unable or unwilling to make the jump.
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Of course DuckDuckGo stands to gain from any pro-privacy switching, having built an alternative search business by offering non-tracked searches supported by contextual ads.
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Several pension funds and municipalities had accused 14 banks of conspiring to rig the ISDAfix benchmark for their own gain from at least 2009 to 2012.
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Grab evidently feels there's plenty to gain from bringing an insider onto its team as it looks to expand its focus to more of the country.
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Regardless of the outcome, private equity firm Cerberus stands to gain from any deal after recently becoming Commerzbank's second-largest investor with a 5 percent stake.
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A marijuana policy advisor to Attorney General Jeff Sessions is promoting an aggressive drug testing regimen — and stands to gain from it, The Daily Beast reported.
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Mr. Murphy said he endorsed the idea of luring Amazon to the state, but wanted to ensure that New Jersey also would gain from any deal.
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With provincial elections in Quebec on Monday, many trade analysts say Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada has little to gain from conceding on dairy beforehand.
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Subtly, maybe without even realizing it, you start to become more passionate about the external validation you gain from doing the activity than the activity itself.
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Older folks will benefit from the help, and your kids will gain from the perspective of people who've been on the planet longer than they have.
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"The average American worker is more likely to lose than to gain from immigration restrictions," said Giovanni Peri, an economist at the University of California, Davis.
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And, just as important, what can young people gain from those with experience so they can transform their ideas and vision into reality and lasting change.
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"What do you gain from abstention?" said Mr. Falcón, arguing that the collapse of the economy created the exact conditions in which Mr. Maduro could lose.
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Carlos Bravo, a historian at CIDE, a Mexico City university, said Mexican politicians were clearly trying to respond to — and perhaps gain from — that popular anger.
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But the EBITDA figure was boosted by a 117 million-real non-recurring gain from state-run power company Eletrobras SA , analysts at BTG Pactual said.
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The gain from the sale of the assets to Var Energi AS is also expected to offset lower margins in the company's refining and chemicals operations.
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"Even if the December 2015 data show no gain from December 2014, which is unlikely, that would put the 2015 total over 21625 trillion," it added.
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Their reporting showed that when facility operators stand to gain from relapses, patients are routinely paid — in money, drugs, free flights, and more — to attend rehabs.
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Hamas officials said that only Israel had anything to gain from the assassination, and that they would choose the right time and place to take revenge.
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Those who have broken careers, or have worked a lot part-time, will gain from the system, since even short stretches of work will earn points.
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He sees no reason to start getting bearish now: Yardeni is maintaining his year-end price target of 3100, a 9 percent gain from current levels.
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The trade-dependent economy continues to gain from solid global demand for electronics products although worries the tech cycle may have peaked and rocky China-U.
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"Taiwan is not a colony à la Hong Kong, and it has everything to lose and nothing to gain from agreeing to it," Professor Sullivan said.
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An investor who keeps money in a such a fund for 10 years is able to exclude 15 percent of the original capital gain from taxation.
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They had concluded that there was more to gain from admitted demands, unshaken by the petty claims of constituents and colleagues, than from ordinary transactional politics.
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The results translated to a margin of 21% of sales at constant exchange rates and business structure, marking a 20.8905 percentage point gain from the previous year.
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On the retirement plan front, figure out how much you might gain from the employee match and look into any extra profit-sharing on offer, said McClanahan.
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Since my money is making more in the market, it makes sense to let my money gain from compound interest than pay my student loans down faster.
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Gazit-Globe said the fair value gain from investment property and property under development was 231 million shekels versus 699 million in the fourth quarter of 2014.
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But remember: any success you gain from your hard-earned labor will bring you a sense of satisfaction and pride that's difficult to find any other way.
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Thinking they are expecting a child will also incentivize Euron to continue fighting hard for Cersei to win — he has a lot to gain from her victory.
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But Asian firms can gain from going the other way, tapping new customers and know-how, for example, in the technology behind personalised creams and make-up.
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It's not clear what Google would stand to gain from opening up its technical information to FCA, which raises red flags on the validity of the report.
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Canaccord also increased its 12-month price target for Alphabet to $1,13 from $1,140, which would represent a 22 percent gain from its Thursday's close at $1,023.
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Investors continued to chase cyclical firms, including steelmakers and coal miners, on expectations their mid-year earnings will greatly improve as industries gain from supply-side reform.
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Mr. Milken, it turns out, is in a position to personally gain from some of the changes that his institute has urged the Trump administration to enact.
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It is unlikely that Mr Thaksin's supporters would see anything to gain from making trouble during national mourning (and their ranks include plenty of proud royalists, too).
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At least, it's not enough for a company like Microsoft that stands to gain from the potential of a powerful PC being right next to your couch.
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CME, in a disciplinary notice, said he "repeatedly abused his trading discretion given to him by his employer for personal gain" from April 2012 to December 2012.
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It's no fun to watch your girlfriend writhe with discomfort on an exam table, and furthermore, it's not like they had anything to "gain" from my experience.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some crypto-currencies will gain from being regulated but many others will fall by the wayside, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday.
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But at the same time, White knew that he had little leverage and he believed that there wasn't much to gain from antagonizing Hollywood with radical demands.
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Once a Capricorn has made up their mind that it's over, you're out—unless, of course, they have something to gain from keeping you in their lives.
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" As for what she hopes to gain from filing the lawsuit, Carlson simply wants "to stand up for what happened to me and what was the truth.
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The bank's trading, sales, and asset and wealth management divisions — none of which have much to gain from government connections — had been making more and more money.
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Foreign holdings of United States Treasury securities increased in November to the highest point since June, led by a gain from China, according to the Treasury Department.
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R29: What would you tell fans of Martinez who don't believe your side of the story, or believe that you have something to gain from coming out?
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Amazon is being secretive about the technology that will go into the store, and by extension what kinds of information they'll gain from people who wander in.
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A Milan-based trader pointed to the potential gain from a merchandise point of view, saying that Real Madrid has sold 750 thousand jerseys of Ronaldo alone.
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The total represented a 32 percent gain from the same period a year ago, thanks to record-setting activities across a number of markets and debt issuance.
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The company said the fair value gain from investment property and property under development was 249 million shekels versus 107 million in the first quarter of 2015.
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Everyone in the city stands to gain from growth; productivity in skilled cities rises with population, so when more people move in, all workers' incomes should rise.
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"Pakistan has much to gain from partnering with our effort in Afghanistan (and) much to lose from harboring criminals and terrorists," Trump said in his speech Monday.
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MUFG also booked a 24.5 billion yen gain from clawing back provisions it had set aside in the past for potential bad loans as borrowers' creditworthiness improved.
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There is a lot to gain from moving its oil resources outside of North America, including much higher prices and access to the world's fastest growing market.
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That could help drive the S&P much higher than his official target of 2,900, even as high as 3,300 — a 25 percent gain from current levels.
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Net profit for the first three months of 3.63 included a 49 cent-a-share gain from the acquisition of a plant in San Antonio in February.
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"There's a lot less investment in that kind of short-term gain and a lot more thinking about long-term gain from the Internet perspective," he said.
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Rival producer EOG Resources this week also said it expected to report a fourth-quarter, non-cash gain from hedges after reporting losses in the prior quarter.
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Small-caps have been the positive poster child for tax reform, since they stand more to gain from a proposed 20 percent tax rate than large-caps.
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We could all stand to gain from Welles's unsparing eye that he cast time and again at the specters of totalitarianism, venal money worship, and moral turpitude.
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With that in mind, let's take a look at four Mexican players who have the most to gain from the friendlies on October 8th and the 2011th.
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While the move will hit investors with share portfolios, Hammond said the cut was also to address a discrepancy that sees self-employed people gain from incorporation.
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But while the two may seem like an odd pairing, they have much to gain from each other, said Brett Northart, cofounder and president of Le Tote.
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Trump Rules Drillers seek to gain from an easing of Obama-era safety and environmental regulations that were adopted after the Deepwater Horizon disaster killed 11 people.
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The number of workers who will lose out if countries are cut off from America far exceeds the number who stand to gain from the pending tariffs.
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I think they gain from inserting themselves into the political cycle here, they reify their institutional purpose, but I'm not angry at them, or the alt-right.
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Some analysts said voters' positions on gun control were already so deeply baked into both parties' supporters that neither candidate had much to gain from the issue.
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Both sides had much to gain from a successful meeting: President Trump wants a signature foreign policy accomplishment, and Beijing wants to avert North Korea's economic collapse.
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Reform defined so narrowly may free some people, but it leaves untouched the powerful people who have always found a way to gain from punishment and control.
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But there is little to gain from exaggerating your symptoms — you'll confuse the diagnosis and may be subjected to needless tests — in order to be seen sooner.
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Beyond Sanders, Biden was hardly challenged, even by other moderates such as Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, who may have the most to gain from him faltering.
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But a 339 million euro gain from cheaper raw materials - mainly natural and synthetic rubber - outpaced price cuts resulting from contracts that pass on savings to customers.
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I.e., the British-, the whole big gain from Brexit is going to be so that we can have exactly the same rules, but we'll call them British.
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Last month, KKR announced it planned to buy WebMD for $2.8 billion, a tidy 20 percent gain from where the stock closed before the sale was announced.
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The research firm hiked its price target on the electric carmaker to $553 from $423, a 30% increase that would translate into a 15% gain from here.
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A move to the IBB's 2015 record of $133.60 a share represents a more than 10% gain from where it was trading early on Friday, around $121.40.
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Ives said he sees the shares reaching $220 by year-end in his so-called bull case, a more than 25% gain from Monday's close of $221.
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Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, the bank's chief U.S. equity strategist, set his 2020 price target for the S&P 500 at 3,20203, a roughly 8% gain from here.
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The global gain from supporting source countries is much greater than the gain to any one nation from limiting support solely to the refugees within its borders.
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Rural communities are under a lot of economic stress, so there is much to gain from a strong RFS, and a lot to lose by weakening it.
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Analysts remain fairly optimistic on the stock, with an average target price of $83.24 a share, representing a 6 percent gain from Monday's open, according to FactSet.
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He also estimated a 500 million crown (19.62 million euros) ($21.62 million) after-tax gain from the acquisition, although integration costs and accounting adjustments could offset that.
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White House assertions that consumers will gain from tariffs on Chinese solar panels and Korean washing machines are like so much other "fake news" the president decries.
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In normal times, Reading West is the type of seat that Labour might have hoped to gain from a party that had spent nine years in office.
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A 20043 to 10 percent gain from Tuesday's close takes the S&P 500 up to a range of 3,041 to 3,186, both which would mark records.
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Whatever short-term benefits we gain from tax reform and the budget agreement — and there will be some — they will be wholly consumed over the long term.
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Why does it have to take so much blood to be spilled, so much money for you guys to gain from not answering the questions, Mr. Rubio?
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