And the recidivism rate will continue to just get lower.
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Some customers get lower prices because they cut out coupons.
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We get lower prices precisely because we swipe our card.
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Bigger companies with larger plan assets typically get lower rates.
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And at every horrible noise I felt myself get lower.
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Women are more likely to get lower initial salary offers.
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But that doesn't mean prices would get lower for everyone.
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The women will move out, because they get lower wages.
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But that doesn't mean prices will get lower for everyone.
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The deficit will never get lower with anemic growth like that.
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Over time, rates get lower and lower and valuations tend higher.
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I think it's just -- it's going to get lower and lower.
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But borrowers with good credit could get lower interest rates elsewhere.
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These reforms will help get lower-cost generic alternatives to patients faster.
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Companies get lower support volumes, lower cost per contact, and happier customers.
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Just when you think they can't get lower than whale shit...they do!
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But as technology improves and costs get lower, renewable energy is catching up.
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You're also likely to get lower interest rates if you have strong credit.
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As the times get lower and lower, you're pushing the throttle harder and harder.
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That's one reason why I've argued that, you know, we should get lower here.
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For example, tired doctors make more mistakes, and tired students get lower test scores.
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"The reductions are getting more difficult as we get lower and lower," he said.
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The average age at the Metropolitan Opera is about to get lower — much lower.
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"It just means over the longer term you would get lower returns," he said.
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First, people with cost-sharing subsidies get lower limits on their out-of-pocket maximums.
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"That gives them tremendous bargaining power to get lower prices from their suppliers," Cramer said.
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That they get lower and lower every year for every single show in television. Right.
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It's a bar that tends to get lower over time, and you're left arguing over scraps.
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They get lower pay, are forced to retire earlier and have fewer leadership positions than men.
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She is hoping the arrangement would allow the government to get lower prices for the drugs.
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They get lower rates and get to keep cherished tax breaks, like the "carried interest" loophole.
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For example, look for ways to get lower rates on your renters, home and car insurance.
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Under current law, Medicare is barred from negotiating directly with drug companies to get lower prices.
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"Thirty percent, and it's going to get lower," he said of public support for the framework.
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As a general rule, membership prices get lower the longer your commitment to the site is.
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Ideally, everyone benefits: the company's expensive initial steps are financed, and investors get lower tax bills.
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Fees get lower after that threshold, but you should probably consider an OTC desk for large transactions.
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"I want to get bullish, but we've got to get lower prices," Dwyer told me this morning.
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Therefore "we need another solution if we want private plans to get lower prices," Mr. Bagley said.
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S. natural gas producers get additional markets, while Mexican consumers get lower-priced electricity generated with that gas.
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They don't seem to get lower than this price, so buy one now if you're in the market.
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Some are searching for flights from an internet café instead of their living-rooms, to get lower fares.
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Sunday mornings saw the highest positive emotions, but as the day goes on, we get lower and sadder.
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And I felt lower and lower and lower as I watched her get lower and lower and lower.
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We're going to do tax reform here in Congress soon, and corporations are going to get lower tax rates.
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"Many of the independent restaurant operators are going to club stores where they can get lower prices," said Pawlak.
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In other developed countries, the government is the one doing the negotiating, and it's able to get lower prices.
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Why should consumers shop with an unknown brand when they can get lower prices and fast, cheap shipping with Amazon?
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This retailer's sale is already underway, so you don't even have to wait until after turkey to get lower prices.
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Trump has been beating on the Fed to get lower rates, but it would be because he failed on trade.
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Black students may, on average, get lower scores on standardized tests, and drop out of high school at higher rates.
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They can drive hard bargains with doctors and hospitals to get lower prices and walk away from higher-priced ones.
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Historically, black students as a group have tended to underperform academically—to get lower grades than their SAT scores predict.
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The risk of more shock and awe from central banks is that strong moves increasingly get lower responses from financial markets.
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If the goal was to get lower tariffs for U.S. exports, Trump could do that by negotiating trade agreements, he said.
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"The pro-rata syndication is mopping up retail and reducing underwriters that need to get lower," the senior loan banker said.
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"I think they get enough time off as it is, and they shouldn't complain if they get lower money," she said.
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The rest of us get lower food prices — but that benefit is spread so thin that most of us haven't noticed.
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I went low and led with my shoulder, and he saw me coming and he obviously tried to get lower himself.
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And that's a nice way of saying financial market -- stock market PEs get higher, cap rates on real estate get lower.
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So if I want to get lower taxes, which is very important to me, I'm not going to put in high taxes.
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After all, employees in DC schemes tend to get lower retirement pay than those in DB plans (because employers are contributing less).
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With student loan refinancing, creditworthy borrowers can get lower rates, change the repayment terms of their student loans and potentially save thousands.
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Acquiring Aetna would give CVS even more patient data, as well as more leverage to get lower drug prices from pharmaceutical companies.
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Sadly, our government, liberals and businessmen (competitively driven to get lower costs) were widely unresponsive to the loss of working-class jobs.
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Many customers get lower rates from UPS and FedEx than they would get from the post office for comparable services, he said.
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Conversely, hardware companies get lower valuations as they have to start selling products from scratch every year usually with lower profit margins.
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Facebook, meanwhile, has announced that groups and pages that push misinformation about vaccines will get lower rankings and won't be recommended to users.
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Students who work faster get better grades, and therefore, the students who take longer to complete their Summit Learning platform get lower grades.
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The union and management also had been split on GM's use of temporary workers, who get lower wages and fewer benefits than permanent employees.
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Obama's Treasury under Jack Lew has enacted rules to make it more difficult for companies to use inversions to get lower tax rates overseas.
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Obama's treasury under Jack Lew has enacted rules to make it more difficult for companies to use inversions to get lower tax rates overseas.
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One study found that women who refused to disclose their salary histories during the hiring process did indeed get lower offers than those who did.
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But, in the same way that we don't eliminate all traffic accidents, but, over the course of 20 years, traffic accidents get lower -- there's still tragedies.
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It allows some hospitals to be classified simultaneously as "rural" to get lower drug pricing and "urban" to ensure they can attract and pay qualified staff.
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"If we get lower oil prices, higher construction costs or long delays, there is a risk of significantly lower recovery than $500 million," the bondholder said.
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"Any recurring expenses like your cell phone, cable and insurance, you should be looking for ways to get lower plans at least once a year," Sethi writes.
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Moreover, because your car is going to run a bit rich before the engine reaches 40 degrees Fahrenheit, you're going to get lower gas mileage than usual.
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But crop producers face a more complicated picture: corn growers are expected to get lower prices, and soybean growers could struggle with sales due to lower demand.
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But crop producers face a more complicated picture: corn growers are expected to get lower prices, and soybean growers could struggle with sales due to lower demand.
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"We'd like to see those estimates get lower before we'd feel comfortable that there's a little bit of a better fundamental underpinning to the market," he said.
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Moreover, their money goes further than a super PAC's, because it goes straight into campaigns—and campaigns get lower rates for television airtime, which Trump badly needs.
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The classic is if you're operating with GDP slack gets tighter, unemployment rates get lower, at that point in the cycle it's appropriate to tighten monetary policy.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop explained, if Trump's approval ratings stay this low — or get lower — Republicans could be facing a steep challenge in the 2018 midterm elections.
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"Massive structural financial incentives" keep list prices high, he said, and HHS will change the rules of the road to "ensure we get lower prices," Azar added.
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Strong demand for high-yielding securities in a global low interest rate environment meant Bahrain was able to get lower yields for its bond issues than expected.
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The study found that children who have more than two hours of screen time a day may get lower scores on tests focused on thinking and language skills.
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A 2017 study found that psychiatrists get lower in-network reimbursements than non-psychiatrist medical doctors—about 13 to 20 percent less—sometimes for the exact same services.
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Even in a restructured Part D program, insurers still might struggle to get lower prices for drugs that have no competition, or that Medicare requires them to cover.
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In other words, he became convinced that if the Fed pumped more money into the economy, we'd get lower unemployment and higher growth instead of just more inflation.
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When you're Fox, and shows might as well be advertisements for things you might binge-watch on some rainy weekend in the future, why wouldn't it get lower?
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One of the things that happens when you have austerity is that wages get lower, and some people think lower wages in the short run can increase corporate profits.
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"If it's a situation where it's a reflection of weaker global demand, you get lower oil prices and at the same time, much weaker low trade growth," King said.
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Mr. Fitzsimmons said this week that one factor that could explain why Asian-American applicants get lower personal ratings may be the content of teacher and guidance counselor recommendations.
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As we've covered in the past, actively managed stock portfolios where "experts" try to time the ups and downs of individual stocks get lower returns than passive index funds.
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So what I want, we have to get lower prices, we have to get even better innovation and I want you to move your companies back into the United States.
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IF YOU GET LOWER AND MIDDLE INCOME TAX CUTS, CORPORATE TAX CUTS, DEREGULATION, I DO THINK YOU WILL SEE A DRAMATIC INCREASE IN INVESTMENT AND DRAMATIC INCREASE IN JOB CREATION.
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In May, the President gave his first major speech on lowering drug prices, making good on his campaign promise to go after drug makers to get lower prices for consumers.
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We're following my cell counts to make sure they're not—they're obviously going to get lower with the chemotherapy—but we're making sure they're not at a dangerously low level.
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But Walmart and Visa's negotiations were unusually public, with Visa taking up ads in Canadian newspapers, saying Walmart was using its customers as pawns in its bid to get lower fees.
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If few of the people who click on a story decide to share it, that might suggest people feel misled by it and it would get lower billing in the feed.
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But, I mean, whether or not the Dollar General stuff has any truth to it, I think they are thinking a lot about how to get lower-income households into their ecosystem.
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Because when you get less supply, you have less access, and when you have less innovation, you have lower quality, and when you don't have people investing in industry, you get lower quality.
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Compared to sober youth, students who drink a lot but don't smoke much pot tend to get lower grades during the first semester of college but then achieve similar GPAs, the study found.
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President Donald Trump also blasted Smith on Twitter and suggested his departure was due to "terrible ratings" – which could seemingly be true, since Smith did get lower ratings than his pro-Trump colleagues.
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Other tech to steer clear of: TVs (you'll get lower prices in December), DSLR cameras (these get their biggest discounts in February), and kids' toys (you'll see better sales leading up to Christmas).
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And to me single payer sounds like a lousy outcome: a two-tier system in which middle-class Americans get lower-quality medicine while the fortunate few maintain access to expensive private clinics.
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" In Iowa City, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg also chided the president for golfing as Dorian barreled toward Florida: "Every time we think there's a new low, we see it get lower.
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The maximum caps on a person's annual total out-of-pocket spending under their Obamacare plan likewise is sharply reduced as incomes get lower if they qualify for cost-sharing aid, the analysis noted.
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The 20 times Grand Slam singles champion, who was recently elected to the ATP Player Council, said he wanted to get lower-ranked players on the tour a larger share of the prize pot.
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These companies and their agents, known as pharmacy benefit managers, negotiate with drug manufacturers, and Mr. Azar said he did not believe the government could get lower prices by negotiating directly with drug companies.
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The biggest airlines are better able to hedge against higher fuel costs, get lower prices from suppliers such as catering firms and aircraft-makers, and borrow cheaply to buy or lease new fuel-efficient planes.
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A recent study found that, while the appearances of male students don't seem to affect their grades, female students who are perceived as unattractive get lower grades than female students who are judged as attractive.
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The regions that have received less rainfall so far in the current monsoon season, such as Marathwada and Vidarbha in central India, are likely to get lower-than-normal monsoon rains in the fortnight ending Aug.
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ON TOP OF THAT, YOU'RE GOING TO GET LOWER TAXES, YOU'RE GOING TO GET A HUGE AMOUNT OF INVESTMENT TRAVELING TO THE U.S. CARUSO-CABRERA: THERES A RACE CAR THAT WE'RE GOING TO SHOW PEOPLE LATER.
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"The climate council's proposal is so far-reaching that we're just going to move CO2 emissions abroad and get lower growth and fewer jobs," said the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) in response to the proposal.
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Low mortgage rates could get lower thanks to the Fed The housing numbers dovetail with data that shows wages are growing at a rate higher than inflation and the unemployment rate is near a 50-year low.
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A new study in the journal Current Biology suggests that people tend to get lower quality sleep around the time of full moons, snoozing an average of 20 minutes less than they do during a new moon.
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Compared with schools in the metropolis, those in Somerset get lower funding, find it harder to convince ambitious teachers to move to the area and send fewer children to university, partly because there are no local ones.
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Trading in such complexities might get lower TV ratings than drawing parallels with prior presidents, but it would do a better job of explaining Mr. Trump, and make clear that Americans can make a better history for themselves.
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And if, like many buyers, you're considering a pickup truck or SUV — 70 percent of sales in October were for those types of vehicles — remember that they tend to get lower gas mileage than sedans and other smaller autos.
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That did not mean, however, that rents would rise; Shlaen expected rental yields to stay low as potential tenants currently had a lot of bargaining power, because they could threaten to move a couple subway stops away to get lower rent.
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"Were financially very strong and secure, with the highest risk-based capital of the UKs top 20 lenders and loan impairments that are not only amongst the lowest in the industry but continue to get lower," Coventry said in a statement.
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The magic may or may not still be there, but you get lower league teams scrapping with Premier League giants, little-known players thrust into the limelight and, if you're lucky, there's some fun to be had along the way.
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While some insurers and state regulators have discussed limiting the sharpest increases to plans for people who receive premium subsidies — allowing unsubsidized customers to get lower rates outside the marketplaces — it remains to be seen how widespread such actions would be.
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Ever since, Barea has proactively sought updates on his levels of oxidative stress (worrisome as they get higher) and white blood cell counts (which can indicate illness or infection when they spike or indicate less immune prevention as they get lower).
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"We're financially very strong and secure, with the highest risk-based capital of the UK's top 20 lenders and loan impairments that are not only amongst the lowest in the industry but continue to get lower," Coventry said in a statement.
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"Usually, you don't get lower-atmosphere ionization because cosmic rays don't penetrate that far, but the more energetic ones from supernovae come right down to the surface -- so there would be a lot of electrons being knocked out of the atmosphere," Melott said.
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I think Prime, they've made moves with Prime recently to attract ... I think they have something like 2300 percent of U.S. households with around $24.99,2900 in annual income already Prime members, so now they're making moves to try to get lower-income households.
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"If you say, 'We need to get lower prices,' and they just say, 'No,' what are you going to do?" said Walid Gellad, an associate professor of medicine and the co-director of the Center for Pharmaceutical Policy and Prescribing at the University of Pittsburgh.
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These include the ability to get a quote on an exchange rather than beg for one from a broker and the chance to get lower rates by pooling their risk with other small businesses, both of which were proposed and supported by Congressional Republicans.
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And while Powell raised rates again in 2018, he later oversaw a round of rate cuts and has let unemployment get lower and lower, insisting that the economy is not a "full employment," to the point where there&aposs a risk of inflation picking up.
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So although a given high-need school might get a few additional staff positions (as a result of the 1.2 calculation), high-poverty schools still often end up spending roughly the same or less than affluent schools because their inexperienced teachers get lower pay.
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I would always kind of get lower than the dog and try to offer a hand, something, just to let them smell me, touch me, realize that I was not a threat to them, and then try and get them to look in the camera.
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Here's a tentative price breakdown, which literally just depends on when you happen to sign up: 12 months: $7.95-$19.95/month 6 months: $20053-$13.95/month 3 months: $32.95-$39.95/month As a general rule, membership prices get lower the longer your commitment to the site is.
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Finance Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro told reporters that after the tax amnesty program ends, the region under consideration will allow Indonesian firms investing abroad to get lower tax rates and easier rules to open a financial company that would serve them as a special purpose vehicle (SPV).
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After reviewing the medical histories of more than 250,000 patients, researchers found that black patients who had been diagnosed with kidney stones were more likely to get lower doses of opioid medications and less likely to be given an intravenous anti-inflammatory drug compared to whites.
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Whereas in previous years, private equity partnerships could get lower long-term capital gains tax treatment after owning a company for only one year, the new tax law requires that buyout firms hold their companies for three years before getting the lower capital gains tax treatment.
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Coming to a tentative agreement While those testifying pushed back on the governments' plans to remove rebates from their toolbox as a way to get lower prices, there seemed to be more agreement on another criticism of the PBM industry, a concept known as spread pricing.
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They can "produce in one place, transport across so you get cheaper logistics, you get lower taxes across the states, and you also get the kind of efficiency system that would make 'Make In India' a compelling proposition," Varathan said, alluding to Modi's aim of making India a manufacturing hub.
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Then it could project how many more people nationally would lose comprehensive insurance because they cannot afford the rates to be charged in the high risk pools, versus how many more healthy people would opt to get insurance because the rates in the regular pool get lower as a result of the sick being kicked out.
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It accomplished its task ten years ago when it taught us that laptops could be powerful and light, but it weighs the same as a souped up MacBook Pro, and weighs more than the more powerful MacBook—the true successor to the Air and a laptop that will only get better as low powered processors get faster (hopefully its price will get lower too, as $1300 for a m3 processor is never, ever reasonable).
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Early data from the IRS suggests taxpayers may get lower refunds this year — something which would pose problems for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the Republican Party, who had hoped to reap political benefit from the tax reform package passed in December of 2017.
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