On the Bloomberg list, the U.S. landed in 34th place, with a health grade of 73.05 out of 100, compared to Italy's grade of 93.11.
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About $3371646 billion of the exposure was investment grade, of which $21750 billion was drawn, and $21000 billion was non-investment grade, of which $2110 billion was drawn.
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About $24 billion of the exposure was investment grade, of which $4 billion was drawn, and $18 billion was non-investment grade, of which $9 billion was drawn.
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About $33711 billion of the exposure was investment grade, of which $3371646 billion was drawn, and $21750 billion was non-investment grade, of which $21000 billion was drawn.
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This translates into the difference between getting an average passing grade of C with behavioral help, compared with an average failing grade of F without intervention, the authors conclude.
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In its latest annual report, which Mr. Javed helped prepare, the engineering society gave the state an overall grade of C for its infrastructure, better than the national grade of D-plus.
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Finally, Nevada and Wyoming each received a grade of 4.
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I changed one grade of my own in junior year.
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But Saudi Arabia exports a heavy grade of crude oil.
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Give politicians report cards, a grade of how they're doing.
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The first grade of Powell's tenure, in April, was 3.82.
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Learn what grade of plastic your city or county recycles.
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It has a grade of 2698 percent, not 24637 degrees.
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It has a grade of 85 percent, not 85 degrees.
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You pay a premium for that extra grade of quality.
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Months later, he gave Trump a grade of "D-" for management.
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I've outfitted my studio with the highest grade of red light.
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Sokol is the grade of crude oil produced at Sakhalin-1.
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On average, the textbooks received a failing grade of 46 percent.
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Only two United States governors received a grade of 'A' in 2018.
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Posthumous evaluation is like a grade of the whole of someone's life.
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On Obamacare, his signature achievement, a grade of incomplete, awaiting its implementation.
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In that sense, Chairwoman Yellen leaves office with a grade of incomplete.
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Much of the oil stored was condensate, a very light grade of crude.
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It's No. 37 and worth $35,000 in a near-perfect grade of 8.
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She paused to pull it back up, lowering their grade of execution score.
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The thickest energy pipelines use a grade of steel that is produced abroad.
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Diesel's engine also ran on a grade of fuel far less flammable than gasoline.
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No state achieved a grade of "A," but 10 earned a "B" or "B+":
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In 2018, Mr. Sanders received a grade of F from the National Rifle Association.
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The shiny grill is packed with 7 carats of diamonds -- all VVS grade, of course.
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For anyone who doesn't know, QLED is the highest grade of TV available from Samsung.
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There are an entry level and two lower levels, following the grade of the land.
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You are talking about the different grade of uranium that cannot be used for a bomb.
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The company this year expects to ship nickel ore with an average grade of 1.57 percent.
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That company was also judged on privacy, for which it received a grade of D minus.
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In fact, 2 in 3 working Americans give themselves a grade of "C" on retirement readiness.
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It has three stories, one a walkout lower level built into the grade of the land.
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Of these, 2202 members (2628 percent) receive a grade of 'A' (28500 Representatives and 6900 Senators).
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It has since then kept a slightly less sterling grade of AA+ on the world's largest economy.
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Instead, he listened and seems to have been mildly disappointed by the grade of dirt on offer.
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It's sustainable for water play, hypoallergenic, and its high quality grade of silicone makes it last forever.
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For each move, the nine judges have a "grade of execution" which is between -3 and 3.
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Millionaires who give the economy a grade of B dropped by 17 percent in the third quarter.
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Some treadmills even give you a simulation of running downhill with a decline grade of around 3%.
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My copy is very old, bound in gray boards, printed on a poor grade of crumbling paper.
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Almost half (46%) gave themselves a grade of C or lower when it comes to financial literacy.
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This is the highest grade of Wagyu beef coming from Japan, making it incredibly rich and tender.
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A lower-potency, lower-cost grade of fentanyl is also smuggled across the southwest border from Mexico.
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Wyoming was the only state in the country to receive a grade of "A" on the report.
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And when I came over from Germany, I was halfway through my ninth grade, of high school.
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Sixty-two percent of lawmakers in his state have a grade of A- or better from the NRA.
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Jumps have base values but also are awarded a grade of execution (GOE) score from -3 to +3.
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The average nickel grade of the shipments stood at 1.70 percent, compared with 1.51 percent the year before.
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Of the 233 Democrats in Congress, 215 (92 percent) receive a passing grade of a 'C' or higher.
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Of the 302 Republicans in Congress, 113 members (85033 percent) receive a passing grade of 'C' or higher.
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But in terms of clinical results, they're just as effective; it just depends on your grade of acne.
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Commissioner Byrne declined to discuss the specific allegations or provide a racial breakdown of each grade of detective.
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The DMC DeLorean used 304 stainless steel for its body — that's a relatively common grade of the material.
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No. And not just because I'm guessing this is beyond the pay grade of Dr. Blume, town pediatrician.
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But that bulk figure masks a steady improvement in the grade of material that is now crossing the border.
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" Asked about the status of the "special relationship," Trump said he would give it "the highest grade of special.
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Sixty-nine percent of the Tennessee General Assembly has a grade of A- or better from the gun group.
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Sixteen of the 25 chains received a grade of F, though that's actually an improvement over last year's findings.
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Its copper output, however, will rise due to processing of copper concentrate and higher grade of copper in ore.
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Strong fundamentals have already boosted margins on the 180-cst grade of fuel oil, often used in power generation.
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Now I'm watching my cohort master the skills at each grade of incapacity and get promoted to the next.
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This year, the ASCE gave drinking water infrastructures the individual grade of D. What does that mean for America?
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Irving, Cavaliers hold off late Celtics charge CLEVELAND — LeBron James gifted himself a grade of F for his birthday.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gave America's infrastructure a failing grade of D+ in its 2017 report.
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If a state visit takes place, that is way beyond beyond and above the pay grade of the Speaker.
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"We've seen insidious marketing of aircraft to accommodate less experienced and perhaps a lower grade of pilot," he said.
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The school system has received the highest grade of "A" for seven years running from the state Department of Education.
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Kuwait also plans to start selling a new grade of crude called Kuwait Super Light from January, said Al-Bader.
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This grade of leather is acceptable if you're just buying something cheaply and don't care too much about its quality.
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During his previous reëlection campaign, in 2014, he had received the N.R.A.'s endorsement and a grade of A-plus.
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Lime had a stronger application, according to the city, with a grade of fair in five categories, and strong in one.
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By analyzing calories, nutrition content, and overall sustainability, Platkin gave the major airlines a health grade of one to five stars.
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A slightly banked turn, with a gentle grade of 15 degrees or less, can help push the vehicle into the turn.
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It was Mr. Wilder's insistence that he should get a grade of B that seemed to have caused the most consternation.
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Given his service to our Nation, a promotion back to the rank and pay grade of Chief Petty Officer is justified.
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Fans were somewhat more divided, but the film also scored the lowest CinemaScore grade of any entry in the modern trilogy.
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When I returned later that week, the report was ready: My diamond weighed 2.11 carats, had a color grade of I (near colorless), clarity grade of VVS2 (very, very slightly included, the industry term for imperfections), a "very good" polish and symmetry and "faint" fluorescence (the blue light a diamond emits when exposed to U.V. rays.
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The Commission last week also opened three antidumping investigations into Chinese steel products and imposed new duties for another grade of steel.
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Mr Farage's unhappy parting shot was to call them "among the lowest grade of people I have ever met" and "total amateurs".
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Norwegian Cruise Line received the second-best grade, a C-. Fourteen of the cruise lines received a grade of D+ or worse.
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The opening segment, the Côte de Domancy, had an average grade of 0003 percent, with some portions as high as 2000 percent.
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For the second time in a row, America's infrastructure has earned a grade of D+ from the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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The state received the only "A" grade of the 50 states for its strong gun laws and relatively low gun death rate.
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To date, Glencore's rival Trafigura has been the biggest long-term buyer of Urals crude oil, the grade of oil produced in Russia.
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The center gave Twitter grade of "C" in a report card last year, which covered efforts to fight terrorism along with hate speech.
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The Venezuelan central bank is buying bars from miners which have a purity grade of between 88 percent and 98 percent, Cano said.
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A grade of D means the state's requirements are modest and an F means the state has virtually no requirements for such education.
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Qua Iboe is Nigeria's largest grade of crude oil and was set to account for 317,000 barrels per day of exports in June.
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"What you're complaining about is likely above the pay grade of everyone in this building," a Costco worker in California told Business Insider.
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According to one instructor, between five and seven class members (out of 20 to 20.4) usually receive a grade of B- or worse.
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Mr. Rubio got involved, and brought up what he called the Better Business Bureau's D-minus grade of Trump University in a review.
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I always earned a grade of D or F on my first try, which was hard for a bookworm like me to accept.
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President Trump's first few months in office gets a grade of F according to 220006 in 2202 voters, a new poll Friday says.
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One driver posted to a forum that a grade of 210 out of 247 "smooth accelerations" earned a "Great work!" from the boss.
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The highest grade of the draft, even higher than Chubb, went to Derwin James, the safety selected by the Chargers at No. 17.
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It has a "rotten" 57% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes and a "mixed or average" score on Metacritic with a grade of 60.
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On Friday, the president promoted him to the grade of E-7, the rank he held before he was acquitted of most charges.
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But companies have taken advantage of the law, hiring large numbers of contractors whom they have treated as an inferior grade of employee.
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"Like a high school term paper that got a low mark": That was President Trump's grade of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal.
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Former President George W. Bush, for all his rhetorical shortcomings, scored a reading level grade of 8.7 — the second-highest among politicians analyzed.
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A 2013 report card by the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the United States' overall infrastructure a letter grade of "D+," meaning poor.
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He said the world market is particularly low on the heavy grade of crude produced by both Iran and Venezuela, both under U.S. sanctions.
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Despite his later fame as an orator, he never got higher than the middling grade of C+ in public speaking, according to the school.
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Last year, the center gave Twitter a grade of "C" in a report card that covered efforts to fight terrorism along with hate speech.
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The fourth bedroom is on a lower level that follows the grade of the land, set apart from a family room by pocket doors.
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The Center to Advance Palliative Care gave one-third of states a grade of C or D based on inadequate access to palliative care.
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ASCE gave the nation a cumulative grade of D+ on its infrastructure and that was slightly higher than the results of the previous report.
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The device also gets rugged support from the same grade of alloy you'll find in the latest iPhone — good news given its slender frame.
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CNBC gave Denver a grade of a C+ in meeting Amazon's criteria — citing in particular its location, crumbling roads and high cost to business.
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"I have a very clear memory from 7th grade of coming home from school after several hours of classes on the Holocaust," he wrote.
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New drivers must pass their assessments at Integrad with a grade of 85% or higher to become eligible for a driving role with UPS.
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"Tessa said the right thing: There's not a lot of research that goes into that grade of cancer because the results aren't good," said Young.
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I prefer this to the flatter color grade of the One X, especially if you don't want to spend time color correcting after the fact.
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Of course, a grade of C means that there is still a lot of room for improvement and that there is more work to do.
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That year the state gave both middle schools a grade of D. Some feel that without a change, deeply held suspicions are likely to linger.
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She gave one student in her earth science class a grade of 83 percent, despite the fact that the girl had never come to school.
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The WTI grade of crude oil is particularly significant because it is a barometer of the U.S. shale oil industry, which has transformed the nation.
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The Voter Violation certificate gave poor marks to the unsuspecting voter(grade of F) and told them to clear it up by voting for Cruz.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers gives the system a dismal grade of D-plus, and there is broad public support for more federal investment.
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It is not clear, he said, how city residents will react to a middling or even low grade of their home or place of work.
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Punctuating that point, the benchmark grade of crude oil in the American market dropped below $50 a barrel Thursday to its weakest level since December.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers gives the country's infrastructure a grade of D+ and says that $3.6 trillion in spending is required by 2020.
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Across the country, 224,20103 state lawmakers now claim a grade of A- or better from the NRA, according to an update of an earlier Trace analysis.
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For the third year in a row Apple leads the way, with a 'final grade' of 'A' and a clean energy index score of 83 percent.
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The Summit's reason for being is that it's made of a higher grade of materials and with more care and expertise than the typical LG alternative.
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Chicago Teachers Union members gave Mayor Lori Lightfoot a grade of 'F' for the latest round of negotiations, union president Jesse Sharkey told reporters Monday night.
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An example of this is the price of Eco Coal, a grade of lower-quality Indonesian coal with an energy value of 4,200 kilocalories per kilogram.
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Though preliminary tests showed the bomb contained a military grade of the explosive TNT, the source said, it failed to bring down Daallo Airlines Flight 3159.
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Why can't we give politicians the most important grade of all -- how often they tell the truth and how often they lie to the American people?
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At Success Academy, Switzer has been helping to build similar "modules," such as an intensive six-week study, in the third grade, of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Exports of crude and condensate — a grade of ultra-light crude oil — hit 21970 million barrels a day last month, according to data from Tanker Trackers.
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It's a light crude grade of which 1.7 million barrels a day are produced in the UAE, accounting for more than half of the nation's output.
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North Korea's share of China's anthracite's imports was 66.33 percent in March, and 266.3 percent for the first quarter, meaning it dominates this grade of coal.
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The lowest grade of wood "adds texture to the strict geometry of my designs," he said; he used a whitening stain to neutralize its yellow tone.
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However, Universal&aposs horror "The Turning" had a disappointing opening weekend, only bringing in $7.3 million on 2,839 screens and receiving a CinemaScore grade of "F."
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"Given his service to our Nation, a promotion back to the rank and pay grade of Chief Petty Officer is justified," the White House statement said.
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The QLED panels and bulbs on the Q6 offer the best grade of picture of any Samsung TV, from the bright colors to the smooth refresh rate.
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Baker Mayfield, above, was the top pick, but the highest grade of the draft went to Derwin James, the safety selected by the Chargers at No. 17.
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Jet fuel and kerosene are closely related and belong to a grade of oil products called middle distillates, with jet fuel margins determining the profitability of both.
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Key Findings Of the 535 members of the 114th Congress: 330 members (21625 percent) receive a passing grade of 'C' or higher (2900 Representatives and 220006 Senators).
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Newcastle had suffered a "material weakness" in internal controls two years earlier and received a "financial health grade" of D from the independent investment research firm Morningstar.
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Hillary Clinton also tried to portray Sanders as "a pretty reliable vote for the gun lobby," even though the N.R.A. gave him a grade of D-minus.
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The Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, a gun-control advocacy group that tracks firearms legislation, gives Nevada a grade of D on its gun laws -- lower than more restrictive states such as California or Massachusetts but higher than 22 states that scored an F. (California was given a grade of A by the law center.) Studies have linked tighter gun legislation to lower rates of gun violence.
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It's the finest copy of the stamp known to be in existence, with a grade of 0003 out of 2000 by PSE, the leading grading service of stamps.
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They also released a new version of their dashboard that features a stability score than can give customers an unbiased grade of the current stability of their software.
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Maya crude, Mexico's primary grade of oil, traded at a $6 a barrel discount to Brent, the international benchmark, on Thursday, according to analysts at Tudor, Pickering & Holt.
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U.S. infrastructure received an overall grade of D+ in the latest report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers, largely uncharged since the previous report in 2013.
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Uranium enriched to a grade of under 5 percent of purity is considered suitable for civilian nuclear energy, while weapons-grade uranium requires enrichment of around 90 percent.
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One bedroom is part of a suite on the main floor; the second, the master, is downstairs on a lower level that follows the grade of the land.
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A clean rectangular structure sided in blue-gray cedar, it has an entry level, an upper level and a daylight lower level, following the grade of the land.
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Contamination could result from blending different crude grades, for example when one grade of crude is stored in a tank that previously contained a different grade, Krishnamoorti said.
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In fact, at least one grade of oil used largely to surface roads called Wyoming Asphalt Sour went negative earlier this month, reaching -$0.19 a barrel, Bloomberg reports.
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Expectations go up, and you start to realize that the grade of your life is now sloping downward, and there is nothing you can do to stop it.
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But its "Sustainable Emerging Markets" fund received a grade of D. Similarly, Mr. Steyer has between $6 million and $30 million in two funds operated by Tinicum Inc.
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"Given his service to our Nation, a promotion back to the rank and pay grade of Chief Petty Office is justified," the White House said in a statement.
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But US Gulf Coast refineries have long relied on Venezuela's heavy grade of crude to churn out gasoline, jet fuel and diesel that keep the American economy humming.
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Some pipes that are more than a century old hold up because they were built with a thicker grade of cast iron, according to Environmental Protection Department officials.
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"You've got guys hitting 30-plus homers who have to settle for one year, below their grade of pay, going year to year," Stanton said, referring to Moustakas.
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They dispute the state's depiction of the district as dysfunctional, when it earned an overall grade of B for the last school year under the state's rating system.
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So, with that approach, we managed to improve the grade of the final product, in this case it's the honeydew, and also reduce the cost of the fertilizer utilization.
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The higher grade of panels and bulbs offer brighter, bolder colors than Samsung's LED TVs, along with little to no motion blur and improved HDR for blacks and whites.
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Maya crude, Mexico's primary grade of oil, traded at a $6 a barrel discount to Brent, the international benchmark, on Thursday, according to analysts at Tudor, Pickering & Holt (TPH).
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Comedians especially operate within a musty little bubble — they don't attend awards shows, they perform at comedy-specific venues, and they wield a more nebulous grade of celebrity clout.
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Top-grain leather Top-grain leather is the grade of leather you'll find in "fine" leather goods and can be considered the middle-of-the-road quality of leather.
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The Asian cash premium for the 22017-centistoke (cst) grade of fuel oil, typically used to power ships, hit $2380 a ton on Friday, its highest since mid-1803.
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Beneath the flat, grassy expanses lies the very grade of oil that Venezuela must now import to blend with its large reserves of heavy oil to ship them abroad.
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LONDON, May 12 (Reuters) - Production of Nigeria's benchmark Qua Iboe BFO-QUA grade of crude oil has been reduced due to a pipeline problem, two traders said on Thursday.
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At a town hall convened by CNN , Senator Marco Rubio, who has received a grade of A-plus from the N.R.A., refused to stop accepting donations from the organization.
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As a sage observer once noted, though, bringing new antibiotics to market without changing how we use them is akin to providing alcoholics with a finer grade of brandy.
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He has a failing grade of just 25% from Planned Parenthood and, in January, signed on to an amicus brief pushing the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Now, in response, Tehran says that it will exceed the limits that the deal placed on its nuclear program, starting with the enrichment of a higher grade of uranium.
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JXTG has purchased 1 million barrels of the Mars grade of crude, while Cosmo has bought a mixture of WTI Midland and Domestic Sweet (DSW) blend, those sources said.
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It's an even grade of pink because the tuna was brown, and they oxidize the tuna—and that makes it that perfect level of pink—and they freeze it.
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The Bernanke Fed did worse, getting a grade of 2.1 in late 2013, when they did not begin to taper the Fed's bond purchases in September as markets had expected.
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Dame Grand Cross is the highest grade of the Royal Victorian Order, which is an order of knighthood dating back to the 1800s to honor personal service to the monarchy.
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" "We value our relationship with the United States," Bercow insisted, adding that "if a state visit takes place, that is way beyond and above the pay grade of the Speaker.
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Aid Access is the only one of eight suppliers to receive a grade of A. What happens next A 2015 study showed abortions by medication to be about 97% effective.
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And twisted scraps of aluminum found near the atoll decades later were tested and determined to be consistent with the same grade of metal used in planes from the 1930s.
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There's a lot of data to wrangle: While ordinary maps are largely traffic-focused, OpenSidewalks needs info on everything from the grade of hills to the condition of the pavement.
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Iran parked over 40 million barrels of crude and condensate, a very light grade of crude, on 33 to 25 ships after Western sanctions were imposed over its nuclear program.
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The simplest grading system is approval voting, whereby voters indicate all candidates they find acceptable (give a grade of 1); the others are deemed unacceptable and receive grades of 0.
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It has an entry level and a lower walkout level following the grade of the land, plus a partial upper level housing the master suite, an addition built during renovations.
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But beyond the fact that these actresses seem to fancy this new grade of tear-away dresses, the mashed-up frock situation has been attempted by a few different designers.
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However, around eighth grade of middle school, my mom grew tired of 15-minute blow drying sessions after a long workday and finally taught me how to dry it myself.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers gives the country's dams an average grade of "D" and estimates that at least $21 billion is needed to fix aging, high-hazard dams.
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"If you are a student attending one of these universities, it means that you will receive a grade of incomplete, many students will not be able to graduate," said Edwards.
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The conclusion was that you should just run your vehicle on the grade of fuel it's rated for — and for 70% of the cars and trucks in the road, that's regular.
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Aboulafia said he would give Muilenburg a letter grade of C for how he's handled the crisis, and particularly bad marks for the way he's communicated to investors and the public.
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It just became A24's best-ever debut with a reported $13 million opening weekend, but an alarmingly low CinemaScore grade of D+ makes its box office longevity difficult to predict.
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But while he saw the opportunity for successful future projects, the ASCE gave the United States a current overall grade of "D+" in its most recent "Infrastructure Report Card" in 2017.
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But once Gulf Coast terminals are able to resume exports, demand for this grade of crude could rise dramatically, given the widening discount of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures to Brent.
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"In the next few weeks, until specific information on new sanctions package emerges, the market will remain very nervous, reacting to high grade of uncertainty," Nordea Bank said in a note.
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UBS, Switzerland's biggest bank with around 60,000 employees worldwide, began last year giving staff a grade of one to five on their behavior, the criteria for which include integrity and collaboration.
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Ratkovich, of Penn, said Penn ATP World Tour and Pro Penn Marathon balls had a higher grade of felt and a stronger rubber core for players with more power and spin.
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The difference between the two grades was the largest since late October, as Brent rallied after the shutdown of the pipeline that carries the largest grade of North Sea crude oil.
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The only parallel I can draw is a child altering his report card to make a grade of 62 look like an 82, attempting to avoid the scorn of a parent.
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"While promotion boards are typically used to recommend officers for Presidential appointment to the grade of rear admiral, the Constitution does not require that a Board be used," the official said.
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A few years ago, Congress passed legislation that would allow the administration to impose duties on specific imports, like a particular grade of tire, that were subsidized by exchange rate manipulation.
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Similarly, the government's decision to cap the price of a particular grade of fuel pending the introduction of a compensatory mechanism for poorer citizens highlights that subsidy reforms are not yet entrenched.
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This year Donald Trump, who gave himself a grade of A+ for his responses to last year's hurricanes, proposed $61m in cuts to FEMA's Pre-Disaster Mitigation grant programme—a 61% reduction.
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"In the short program I did a mistake on the spin and I have so much room to improve my performance — the jumps, the spins and the grade of execution," she said.
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Therefore i feel sad and hurt that this great country has some officers with that grade of unprofessionalism because i strongly believe that more people like me feels the same towards [redacted].
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It's perhaps the country's best example of "bus rapid transit," a grade of service that's supposed to combine the best features of a trolley line with the relative cheapness of a bus.
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In a survey by Skytrax, an air travel research group, passengers have given United a grade of 3 out of 10, compared with grades of 5 for Delta and 6 for Southwest.
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The resource in question is called Murban, a light crude grade of which 1.7 million barrels a day are produced in the UAE, accounting for more than half of the nation's output.
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If I had to place a letter grade of Metro senior leaderships' actions to protecting operators, it would have to be a very low C-, borderline D. -LACMTA (Los Angeles) bus driver
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In addition to those base values, there's a "grade of execution," or GOE, for each element, as well as a component score that takes into account the artistic merit of a skater's program.
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And any short-term revenue potential is severely limited by logistical challenges posed by infrastructure damaged by war, pipelines that run into unfriendly areas and the unusually low grade of the oil itself.
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It's hard to get an exact match for the grade of coal Carmichael will produce, but the closest could be Indonesian 5,000 kilocalorie per kilogram coal, which is of a similar energy content.
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AI-Maths scored 105 points out of the maximum score of 150 in the first version of the test, and 100 for the second version, not far above the passing grade of 90.
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Suraj Sharma, 225.8, is in seventh grade of the boys' school in Ghittorni, one of the over 1003,2100 schools in Delhi that began teaching this daily 2000- to 2200-minute lesson on Monday.
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According to Manager Aaron Boone, it was the lowest grade of a strain on a scale of three, but that didn't give Stanton much time to be ready for the season's first game.
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ASCE gave the nation's 25,000 miles of inland waterways and 239 locks a grade of D, noting that most locks and dams on the system are well past their 50-year design lives.
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In her letter, however, Clark draws a distinction between American thermal coal (destined for use in power plants) and the different grade of coal mined in BC, which is suitable for metallurgical uses.
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This grade of coal is generally preferred by Chinese buyers, because of its discount to the higher-quality 22017,000 kcal/kg coal, which is more usually sought by utilities in Japan and South Korea.
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A military grade of the explosive TNT caused the explosion on the Somali airliner, two other sources with knowledge of the investigation told CNN, citing an initial analysis of residue recovered from the aircraft.
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The news intensified concerns among traders and refiners about falling supplies of Nigeria's largest grade of crude and helped boost global Brent benchmark futures on Thursday even as the market remains awash with supplies.
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Chen Ta Yung, manager of the firm of about 80 employees, said as the grade of ore extracted had declined, strict rules had been imposed to lower costs and limit the environmental impact of mining.
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Rail transport has become less economical for East and West Coast refiners when compared with importing Brent crude, the foreign benchmark, because declining supply out of North Dakota made that grade of oil less affordable.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday it will drop anti-dumping duties on a grade of electrical steel produced by Posco on June 9 after the South Korean steel producer pledged price remedies.
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The plug-in gives Google's main website a grade of D, because, DuckDuckGo says, Google tracks you across the web and keeps permanent logs of your activity, which either the government or hackers might exploit.
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S&P Global Ratings raised Russia's foreign currency long-term and short-term sovereign credit ratings to investment grade of 'BBB-/A-3' from so-called junk level of 'BB+/B' late on Friday night.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers, which gives America's over-all infrastructure a grade of D-plus, has said that we would need to spend $3.6 trillion by 2020 to bring it up to snuff.
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Judges give their personal "grade of execution" for each element, which allows them to add or deduct points (on a scale of scale of +3, +2, +1, 0, -1, -2, -3), based on the skater's performance.
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On the website created by the Cultural Landscape Foundation to accompany the exhibition, Freeway Park is given a grade of C, for "beginning to falter," though the Canyon Fountain is scheduled to be rehabilitated in 2017.
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The recent release of the American Society of Civil Engineers infrastructure analysis painted a bleak picture of our nation's transportation system, giving a sub-par grade of D+. The impact of failing highway infrastructure is tangible.
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When memoir returns on the next page, and Marshall tells us Bishop gave her a final grade of B, "the first I'd received since high school chemistry," air rushes out of the story with a whoosh.
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All last week Unipec offered a cargo of Mostarda from Angola's new offshore stream and finally discounted it to dated Brent minus 80 cents, a plunge from offers for the grade of around $1.20 in late May.
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For example, in New York State, a student needs a raw score of 30 points out of a possible 86 points (35 percent correct) on the algebra Regents in order to have a passing grade of 65.
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The technical elements of a skater's program — spins, jumps, footwork — all carry a base value, and they're all subject to a Grade of Execution (GOE) score that measures how well judges think a skater performed each element.
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The office of U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), who in season one skirted the same legal and ethical boundaries he was prosecuting Ax for breaking, runs on its own (more buttoned-up) grade of macho energy.
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It's therefore likely that some of the increase in imports from the Southeast Asian nation was more related to underlying demand for this grade of fuel, rather than as a result of the loss of Australian cargoes.
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The two-story structure has an entry level with a spacious dining area, a kitchen and a pantry, while the living room and the bedrooms are on a lower level that follows the grade of the land.
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Among poets working in the nineteen-forties, Winters's protégé J. V. Cunningham was just about the only one who made the grade; of American fiction writers, Winters admired his wife, Janet Lewis, and his friend Glenway Wescott.
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Mallory's parents accused the Rockaway Township school district in New Jersey, where Mallory attended sixth grade, of failing to stop its students from cyberbullying their daughter and ignoring their continuous pleas for help that began last October.
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"Maybe some Philippines nickel ore will replace or offset the shortage but it couldn't meet all the requirement for the Chinese companies because the grade of Philippine nickel ore is lower than that of Indonesia," Xu said.
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"Maybe some Philippines nickel ore will replace or offset the shortage but it couldn't meet all the requirement for the Chinese companies because the grade of Philippine nickel ore is lower than that of Indonesia," Xu said.
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Adams said such a decision will ultimately be "above the pay grade" of the minister for Northern Ireland and only be taken by a British government under pressure from an Irish Prime Minister who supports a poll.
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The quality of the ore now mined had also declined sharply, they said, with most deposits containing around 2-3 percent tin by weight, compared with an unusually high-grade of more than 10 percent two years ago.
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The quality of the new crude from Ca Tam could be heavier than the current Bach Ho heavy grade as PetroVietnam's trading arm PV Oil has offered a heavier grade of Bach Ho in term tenders, traders said.
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Winter in the northern hemisphere, however, typically boosts demand for kerosene that belongs to the same grade of oil products as jet fuel and is widely used for heating in some parts of northeast east Asia, especially Japan.
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Jeb Bush in the GOP presidential primaries, gave the president a grade of "C-minus to D." Trump stated his base has only expanded since the inauguration and touted his successes in a series of tweets Monday morning.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) recently released its report card on infrastructure, collectively giving America's roads, bridges, tunnels, and water infrastructure a grade of D+, which is the dismal score the country has maintained for years.
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One of the players involved in Ms. Suggs's complaint was James Wilder Jr., who had been arrested three times in the previous year and was on track to get, at best, a grade of D in one course.
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After the 3,500-square-foot property sustained water damage in Hurricane Irene in 2011 and Hurricane Sandy in 383, the Alexanders spent roughly $300,000 to raise the house and the grade of the lot, exceeding FEMA elevation standards.
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In October 2015, when the Yellen Fed was navigating the difficult transition from years of super-low interest rates to a cycle of rate hikes, she got the worst grade of her tenure - an average 2.27 out of 5.
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On the positive side, 45 states and the District of Columbia increased testing speeds for detecting foodborne outbreaks, while 32 states and DC received a grade of C or higher on state-level preparedness for climate change-related threats.
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In October 2015, when the Yellen Fed was navigating the difficult transition from years of super-low interest rates to a cycle of rate hikes, she got the worst grade of her tenure — an average 2.27 out of 5.
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Virginia ties with California for 17th place with a grade of C+. The state does have strong legal protections against most forms of discrimination, but no explicit prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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If China's steel output does settle around 750 to 800 million tonnes a year, this will require as much as 1.2 billion tonnes of iron ore annually, based on the benchmark grade of ore with 62 percent iron content.
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He earned a rating of AQ, meaning that he received a grade of "A" based entirely on his "response to the NRA's candidate questionnaire, in the absence of gun-related votes," according to gun reform advocacy group Everytown USA.
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And similar cases involving service members and photos of prisoners of war — dead or alive — often were resolved with non-judicial punishment, not a general court-martial that automatically would reduce him to the pay grade of E-1.
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Niche, a company that researches and compiles information on schools, provides a ranking of the best school districts in America— that is, the collective quality of all the schools in a district determined by a grade of overall experience.
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For example, about a decade ago, the Obama administration placed a tariff on a specific grade of Chinese tire exports, which our Commerce Department believed were being sold here as much as 200 percent below their normal market value.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers recently gave the country's roads a grade of D and transit systems a D-. It said the poor state of the roads cost the country $160 billion in time and fuel in 2014.
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"Most brand-new coins are going to be 63, 64, 65, or occasionally 66," Travers told CNBC Make It. But if you can find one that earns a grade of 67 or 68, it could be very valuable indeed.
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She may be sprawled on the floor with an entire grade of middle-schoolers, tracing their bodies for an exercise on the difference between feelings you sometimes keep inside, such as jealousy, and feelings you express, such as anger.
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Mr Noonan says a colleague told him that his responsibility was to manage the course so that students received an average grade of 80 or higher, which would enable them to graduate even if they failed the end-of-term exams.
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Four jurisdictions received a grade of A, one received a D, and eight received an F. The participants were part of the Southern California Children's Health Study and had responded to questionnaires when they were in 11th and 12th grades.
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Production of the North Slope grade of crude oil has averaged about 21988,22 barrels per day (bpd) through the current fiscal year, down from the approximately 22,000 bpd predicted last fall, state Revenue Commissioner Sheldon Fisher told state lawmakers on Monday.
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Chinese customs data classifies North Korean coal as anthracite, which is a grade of coal high in energy content, making it ideal for use in the steel blast furnaces and ceramic factories in the northeast provinces close to North Korea.
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There are multiple videos on YouTube showing a torture test of brushing Cordura with a steel-toothed brush hundreds of times and comparing that against a decently high grade of nylon: where the nylon frays and tears, the Cordura exhibits only mild discoloration.
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On Thursday, the American Society of Civil Engineers released its 2017 infrastructure report card, giving the nation's overall infrastructure a grade of D+. Speaking to a group of governors at the White House last month, Trump pledged for a "big" infrastructure spending.
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Newer treadmills will communicate with the app and automatically adjust their incline to mirror the grade of the course; and if the user increases her speed, the video feed—which users can view on a tablet or TV screen—quickens to match it.
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On the physical market, Koch Brothers' Flint Hills Resources offered to pay just $1.50 for North Dakota Sour, a low quality grade of crude last Friday, Bloomberg reported, underscoring dire oil market conditions in the U.S. Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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Supply of virtually every key grade of crude in the region has increased in the last year, in spite of the benchmark oil price struggling to hold above $22.05 a barrel and showing a year-on-year loss of over 10 percent.
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However, due to lower grade of ore mined at Cadia and maintenance activity at one of its mills, the miner said gold output from the mine will be between 268.7,000 ounces and 840,000 ounces for 2020, below 912,777 ounces it produced in 113.
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Cruz engaged President Trump in a series of back-and-forth insults after the hurricane hit, most recently saying that the president lives in a "fantasy world" over his self-given grade of a 85033 out of 10 on the government's response.
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Success Academy Charter Schools in Cobble Hill enrolls 442 students in kindergarten through fifth grade, of whom 31 percent are black or African-American, 31 percent are Hispanic or Latino, 603 percent are white, 8 percent are Asian and 4 percent are multiracial.
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The movie arrived with the worst critics reviews for the "Star Wars" franchise in 20 years, middling box office, and a B+ Cinemascore (which surveys audiences on a movie&aposs opening night), the lowest grade of any live-action "Star Wars" movie.
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In fact, this year's CNBC study rates the Tar Heel State's economy the best all around in the nation, with a grade of A+. While economic growth last year only matched the national rate of 220%, other aspects of the economy are in great shape.
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They also said the kind of lead the intermediary mentioned in his email to Trump Jr. — "ultra sensitive" and something he said might not be suitable to share with Rhona Graff, one of Trump's closest assistants — is above the pay grade of a research aide.
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The Racer board weighs 15.7 pounds, has a top range of 20 miles, a top speed of 25 mph, front and back LED lights for night riding, IPX6 waterproofing, an incline grade of 8993 percent and finally, a recharge time of two to three hours.
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The ASCE's 2017 Report Card gave America's transportation infrastructure a shameful overall grade of D. And with phrases like, "strong risk of failure… significant deterioration… many elements approaching the end of their service life," the details of the report hardly make for reassuring bedtime reading.
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Only 13 states and the District of Columbia earn a grade of "B-" or better based on laws and other protections they have in place to help expecting and new parents in the workforce, according to a report from the National Partnership of Women & Families.
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Greg DiLoreto: The D+ that we gave is an average for 16 overall categories, and what it shows is that we are not putting enough investment into our infrastructure to bring it up to a grade of B, which would be in good condition.
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As for the cruise industry's woeful environmental record, I ignored that for the duration of my cruise because I am a monster, but for the record, Celebrity received an overall grade of D+ from the Friends of the Earth, an environmental advocacy organization, in 2016.
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North Korean coal is classified by Chinese customs as anthracite, a grade of coal that doesn't have quite enough energy content to be coking coal, used for steel making, but is generally of higher quality than most types of thermal coal used for power generation.
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The judges awarded her 13.71 total points for this sequence, as reflected on her scoresheet: That 103 points includes a grade of execution (GOE) score of 1.50 points; GOE scores measure how well (or poorly) a skater performs individual skating elements like jumps, footwork, and spins.
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