"I feel I have this great creative and spiritual force within me that is greater than faith, greater than ambition, greater than confidence, greater than determination, greater than vision," he wrote.
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These vaccines could have greater than usual risk because of greater than usual benefit.
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For 24, Celgene lowered its adjusted earnings forecast to greater than $22017 per share from greater than $7.303.
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Of the earthquakes last year, 21 were greater than magnitude 4.0 and three were greater than magnitude 5.0.
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In the hierarchy of Rooney's literary identities, millennial is greater than Irish, but post-recessionary may be greater than millennial.
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Orange corresponds to greater than 6 feet of water above ground level, while red corresponds to greater than 9 feet.
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A systematic review of them found that they had sensitivities greater than 85 percent and specificities greater than 90 percent.
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As an incentive to participate in the financing the company is offering fees of 553bp for commitments of or greater than $300 million, 70bp for commitments of or greater than $200 million, 65bp for commitments of or greater than $100 million, 62.5bp for commitments of or greater than $50 million, and 57.5bp for commitments of less than $50 million.
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Essentially this means they can work out that if is X is greater than Y, and Y is greater than Z, X is greater than Z -- an ability that was thought to be a key human trait for thousands of years.
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U.S. oil consumption per person is 16 times greater than in India and six times greater than in China, according to the reports.
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Her plan is to tax fortunes greater than $50 million at 2 percent each year, and fortunes greater than $1 billion at 3 percent.
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The company's second-quarter net loss was 260% greater than in the first quarter and 43% greater than during the second quarter of 24.
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So, our plans are that by 2020, just around the corner, our combined company ... will be greater than $1 billion in annual revenues, will be greater than 20 percent year-over-year growth and will have greater than 15 percent operating cash flow margins.
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Joe Biden: At this point, Biden is the only candidate polling greater than 20% consistently (let alone greater than 30%, which he is also doing).
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Sure, he didn't always make it easy, but the man was simply far greater than his gaffes, and his movement far greater than the man.
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"The troubles were greater than I wanted to take on, greater than I thought it was responsible for us to take on," he tells me.
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And as far as I can tell, most empirical studies of fiscal policy find a multiplier of greater than zero, if not always greater than one.
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"Facts show that joint interests between China and the United States are greater than the disputes, and the need for cooperation is greater than frictions," he said.
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Generally in Utah, earthquakes greater than magnitude 5 happen once every 10 years, and quakes greater than magnitude 6 happen once every 50 years, the USGS says.
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It bans purchases of new equity and debt issued by Venezuela with a maturity greater than 30 days, and by PDVSA with a maturity greater than 90 days.
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Intelligence confers power, so a greater-than-human-level intelligence would have greater-than-human-level power over the future of our species, and the biosphere more generally.
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"The troubles were greater than I wanted to take on, greater than I thought it was responsible for us to take on," he told the New York Times.
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It was far greater than any other risk factor -- with the exception of hypertension in men -- and was greater than the combined deaths due to obesity, smoking and diabetes.
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Kensho found there were three periods (of varying time lengths) when GDP was greater than 3 percent and the Euro was greater than where it is now ($1.05) since 2000.
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MVPFs above 1 mean that the benefits to recipients are greater than the costs to government — either because the benefits are greater than anticipated or because the costs are lower.
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The insurer said it now expects 2018 adjusted net earnings to be greater than $15.30 per share, up from its previous estimate of earnings of greater than $15 per share.
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The company said it now expects 2019 adjusted profit to be greater than $16.55 per share, compared with its prior expectation of profit greater than or equal to $16.36 per share.
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" God was revised to a "Power greater than ourselves.
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They found that 15 percent of cancer patients had medical costs greater than 10 percent of their family income, and 6 percent had costs greater than 20 percent of their family income.
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Researchers also classified people with hypertension using two thresholds -- greater than 22017/90 or greater than 130/80 -- to see if the risk of cardiovascular events changed based on the threshold used.
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"Typically they have annual turnover greater than $50 million, but we also have clients that are Kickstarter campaigns, and many that have market cap of greater than $1 billion," says the company.
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The whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
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Will this concert doc be greater than The Last Waltz?
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That's more than 292,7333 times greater than hitting either jackpot.
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Obviously, any number greater than zero here is too high.
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The name alone represents something greater than most people understand.
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The nuclear threat from North Korea looks greater than ever.
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Some years the temperature difference is far greater than others.
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Half the time, the difference is greater than 40,000 jobs.
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AMERICA IS GREATER THAN IT'S EVER BEEN AT THIS POINT.
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The recent flow has been greater than anything seen before.
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Its tensile strength is greater than that of mild steel.
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They are willing to fight for something greater than themselves.
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The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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The comeback is always greater than the Setback 👊🏻 pic.twitter.
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Or, is it greater than the sum of its parts?
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And, if anything, her ambition is greater than my own.
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The impact is much greater than the 1503 percent indicated.
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But sometimes, the sum is greater than any individual parts.
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Same store sales fell a greater than expected 3.1 percent.
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There are few eating experiences greater than a lobster feast.
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And when we do, America will be greater than ever.
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That's greater than the GDP of all but 15 countries.
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"It's so much greater than we ever imagined," Lundberg said.
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But this downturn feels like something greater than past problems.
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The destruction was apocalyptic, far greater than anyone had expected.
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There's no present greater than the survival of great apes.
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Delinquencies greater than 30 days have generally tracked below 3.0%.
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England presumed themselves to be greater than Iceland, and failed.
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But their importance is far greater than that figure suggests.
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A belief in themselves as somehow greater than their environment.
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Mundo Patitas argues that number is greater than 300 dogs.
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Some things are greater than the sum of their parts.
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It's about your purpose, which is far greater than you.
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MG: They're great, greater than anybody around at that time.
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That's greater than the population of Trenton, the state capital.
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It just means that it is probably greater than nothing.
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America's power is greater than its ability to use it.
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None of them carried a cap hit greater than $675,000.
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In this regard Trump's risks are even greater than Obama's.
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Ambani's wealth is greater than the entire GDP of Belarus.
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We've been doing amazing, far, far greater ... than anyone understands.
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Some of these increases were greater than others, of course.
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This was now greater than the election of Andrew Jackson.
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We'll have made America great again, greater than ever before.
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Sessions' sprojected impact cost is far greater than other estimates.
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So the potential for disruption is greater than people imagine.
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It's greater than the sum of the parts, and singular.
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This rate is greater than anywhere in the industrialized world.
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Each new NDC must be greater than the previous one.
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And the cast was even greater than, even more wonderful.
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It's an issue greater than one campaign for city supervisor.
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It's a dish greater than the sum of its parts.
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Warming greater than that was rarely discussed outside scientific circles.
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At the same time, the need is greater than ever.
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The annual rate of economic growth in the four Olympic boroughs was one percentage point greater than the London average between 1997 and 2005, but only 0.6 points greater than average during the following decade.
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RBC also evaluated companies with greater than 5% revenues from Mexico.
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Its overall output is likely much greater than that of Mediocristan.
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It was 4 percent greater than when no music was playing.
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That's the kind of potential we have — greater than ever before.
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Last year, the demand was three times greater than the quota.
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Products with SPF greater than 30 provide only marginally better protection.
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"In a DIY world, consequences are greater than ever," he said.
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My problem in British politics is far greater than Donald Trump's.
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"Our ambitions are certainly far greater than they ever were before."
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Elsewhere the number of ballots appeared greater than that of voters.
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But it came at a cost far greater than originally understood.
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"The excitement is far greater than the stress part," she gushes.
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Results were hurt by a greater than expected loss in subscribers.
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The elasticity of that consumption is greater than we often assume.
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Mr Kudrin's influence, says Mr Dmitriev, is greater than any minister's.
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Nowhere is the challenge greater than in the city of Tumaco.
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Thompson was concerned with a threat far greater than rogue thespians.
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Forces greater than him are steering America toward a cleaner economy.
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America will growAmerica will prosperAmerica will be greater than ever before.
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Current levels are around 43 times greater than at that low.
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If R22000 is significantly greater than one, the population can explode.
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Quicker, and greater, than any other industry executive with his caliber.
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This cost of this is much greater than just the tuition.
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That sacrifice would be even greater than what I'm experiencing now.
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But by 2014, only Malta had a prevalence greater than 20%.
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The total is now greater than the size of Rhode Island.
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It said those companies had a greater than 11 percent exposure.
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No opportunity is greater than the one proffered by Sunday's referendum.
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Greater than two-thirds of them were sole proprietorships or LLCs.
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Their diameters are greater than 330 feet, or about 100 meters.
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Greater than 50 percent chance there's a body in that hatchback.
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The dish was not greater than the sum of its parts.
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That fraction is much greater than for the general prison population.
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The global impact would be greater than during the Great Recession.
|
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Mr. Macdonald can see Houston as being greater than her victimhood.
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Confession always carries a risk, but one no greater than silence.
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That is roughly a million times greater than the average laptop.
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His raw concern about the environment is greater than his expertise.
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That they can be greater than this if they so choose?
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Women at greater than 135 had a 68 percent increased risk.
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I realized the red column had become greater than the black.
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For many, the cost of college is far greater than tuition.
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It's far greater than $200 billion, and it'll grow every year.
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It's far greater than $200 billion, and it'll grow every year.
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The average poll has her ahead by greater than 15 points.
|
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The stakes, however, are actually greater than they may first appear.
|
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"The response was much greater than I was expecting," he said.
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Few defeats are greater than the South's in the Civil War.
|
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He offered a new assessment: "The danger is greater than before."
|
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More than 49,620 of them have balances greater than $1 million.
|
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A corporation profits when its revenues are greater than its expenses.
|
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The demands on high-level ballet dancers are greater than ever.
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That the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
|
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Swan said BlackRock sees "greater than market returns" for those stocks.
|
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His stature was greater than any corporate title might convey, however.
|
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That's more than 292,200 times greater than winning the big prize.
|
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Furthermore, Michelle Obama's favorability rating is significantly greater than President Trump's.
|
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They serve something greater than their own strength, their own power.
|
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The variability challenge of renewables is greater than is generally appreciated.
|
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Sure. Your reach is much greater than, obviously, what mine was.
|
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These frequencies, which are 63 times greater than today's 4G cellphone frequencies, and three to four times greater than the new 5G frequencies, were just made available for commercialization by the Federal Communications Commission last year.
|
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That comes at a time when problems are greater than ever before.
|
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This is a breakthrough greater than Gollum in Fellowship of the Ring.
|
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The importance and necessity for this memorial is now greater than ever.
|
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They come together and add up to something greater than their parts.
|
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At accelerations greater than half that, the dice packed after 10,000 twists.
|
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So sometimes the cause needs to be greater than your personal gain.
|
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Every character is a fully realized idea, greater than a cheap metaphor.
|
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In four of six cases, the rise is greater than in 2017.
|
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The pain for Huawei will clearly be greater than for U.S. suppliers.
|
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With the onset of impeachment proceedings, that risk is greater than ever.
|
|
What if the sell-off is greater than it was in 2008?
|
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The event was greater than anything I had or could have expected.
|
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Arguably greater than the threat to governability is that to good government.
|
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It "helps people feel connected to something greater than themselves," Maddux said.
|
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His HDL (good) cholesterol was 46; greater than 60 is considered protective.
|
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The chances of an impeachment by the House are greater than zero.
|
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Global budget transparency is still greater than it was a decade ago.
|
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Its ability to adapt is greater than many give it credit for.
|
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Yes, greater than the time Kanye West was mad at Jimmy Kimmel.
|
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Yes, greater than the time Kanye West was mad at Fern Mallis.
|
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Call buying in those names was greater than 360 percent on average.
|
|
Will the after-tax financial return be greater than the interest cost?
|
|
The size of the loss was far greater than analysts had expected.
|
|
On the Democratic side, Clinton's delegate advantage is even greater than Trump's.
|
|
But first you have to believe there is something greater than yourself.
|
|
Reuters reports Deutsche Borse is claiming synergies greater than 300 million euros.
|
|
There is no revenge greater than a wet fart to the face.
|
|
But the need is far greater than they can keep up with.
|
|
For some improvements the benefits were eight times greater than the costs.
|
|
We will make America great again -- greater than ever before, I promise.
|
|
Trump has said that his personal wealth is greater than $10 billion.
|
|
The difference in access to specialized care was greater than 6-fold.
|
|
Terrorism — a tremendous threat, far greater than people in our country understand.
|
|
Stairs have always been an allegory for reaching something greater than us.
|
|
This figure is 1363 percent greater than for the shortest 25 percent.
|
|
The true loss to individual Americans, however, is far greater than this.
|
|
That's far greater than the difference between any of the three candidates.
|
|
At least two aftershocks with a magnitude greater than 5 shortly followed.
|
|
Liquidity remains acceptable with available liquidity greater than short-term wholesale funding.
|
|
Because, after all, the North Korea problem is much greater than nukes.
|
|
And God is far greater than the ugliness committed in His name.
|
|
We've overcome economic difficulties far greater than those we are facing now.
|
|
And thanks to Trump, these late-night comedians are greater than ever.
|
|
WFIRST will have a field of view 100 times greater than Hubble's.
|
|
Among counties with a population greater than one million, Bexar County, Tex.
|
|
This year's cryptocurrency crime numbers are five-fold greater than in 2015.
|
|
We weren't even talking but Burn was always something greater than us.
|
|
It reported earnings of $4.59 a share, greater than the $4.52 expected.
|
|
The weighted-average seasoning is greater than five years for each transaction.
|
|
"The risk of war is greater than the public appreciates," they write.
|
|
All of these cities had a share greater than 30% in 2018.
|
|
The consumption of highlights on ESPN is greater than everybody else's combined.
|
|
Plus, its value is greater than whatever piece is currently on view.
|
|
That is even greater than the eight-point drop among all women.
|
|
There is great unity in my campaign, perhaps greater than ever before.
|
|
In this situation, the Dunning-Kruger effect becomes even greater than normal.
|
|
For endowments greater than $1 billion, the average return was 5 percent.
|
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That was a usurpation greater than any violation of a specific statute.
|
|
Nowhere was this tension greater than in the conversation around Big Tech.
|
|
The symphonies we don't have are greater than the symphonies we do.
|
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"The improvement was actually greater than I had expected," Dr. Alam says.
|
|
They understand the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
|
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Done right, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
|
|
For another: a commitment to democracy greater than a concern for self.
|
|
So input bandwidth is many orders of magnitude greater than output bandwidth.
|
|
Why would their disappointment be greater than that of all of Spain?
|
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The risk of alienating white Southerners seemed greater than any possible reward.
|
|
And the effect of the tax benefits was even greater than that.
|
|
Today, the risks of provoking those in power are greater than ever.
|
|
That higher price is almost eight times greater than the lowest price.
|
|
The state's African American population is six times greater than New Hampshire's.
|
|
In June of that year, his differential was greater than minus 15.
|
|
Both saw jumps in their primary support of greater than 5 points.
|
|
" This, he contends, "was large — no, greater than large, in fact, immense.
|
|
The pressure for authors to promote their work is greater than ever.
|
|
Smith: I tell people there's nothing greater than liberating the human spirit.
|
|
"Her room for maneuver is greater than people believe," Mr. Rahman said.
|
|
But this study said that the gap was far greater than believed.
|
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It's so much greater than any political party... it's inspired by God.
|
|
Target and Chipotle Mexican Grill also had returns of greater than 100%.
|
|
Now the total number of women Democratic nominees is greater than 143.
|
|
The supply is much greater than demand, so profits can't go up.
|
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And what you get is greater than the sum of its parts.
|
|
Chalco's production alone is far greater than the entire U.S. aluminum industry.
|
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Moreover, the bond price tends to be greater than the $100,500 minimum.
|
|
Today's H-bombs are capable of producing blasts greater than 50,000 kilotons.
|
|
It was an incredible margin, almost 60 times greater than in March.
|
|
A California study published in 280 found that the level of diesel exhaust in old school buses was up to four times greater than in cars, and up to eight times greater than the statewide average air level.
|
|
"The ratio of CEO-to-worker compensation was 19653-to-1 in 2018 — far greater than the 20-to-1 ratio in 1965 and 4.8 times greater than the 58-to-1 ratio in 1989," the report says.
|
|
"The troubles were greater than I wanted to take on, greater than I thought it was responsible for us to take on," Iger said of the acquisition-that-almost-was in a New York Times profile on Sunday.
|
|
A laptop that's greater than the sum of its parts The Spectre x360 is one of those rare laptops that takes all of the same parts as everyone else and combines them together into something greater than their sum.
|
|
The plan is funded in part by a 2 percent wealth tax on fortunes greater than $50 million and a 3 percent tax on fortunes greater than $1 billion as well as a "tiny tax" on Wall Street trading.
|
|
T. Rowe Price holds greater than a 1 percent share of the company.
|
|
But Mr Temer's reserves of strength were greater than his accusers had realised.
|
|
"Our growth in the US has been greater than we expected," Tan said.
|
|
It will have only risen about 220 percent greater than its original volume.
|
|
Capital gains tax would be due only on any amount greater than $50.
|
|
TO, saying that efficiency gains would be greater than the anti‑competitive effects.
|
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With oil reserves greater than those of Saudi Arabia, Venezuela should be thriving.
|
|
This creates a brightness hundreds of times greater than that of other galaxies.
|
|
But when combined, the dessert is greater than the sum of its parts.
|
|
Dollar General lowered its full-year outlook, however, citing greater-than-expected expenses.
|
|
The rate of road deaths was greater than the growth in vehicle travel.
|
|
I came to make sure America becomes greater than it has ever been.
|
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This device is special, however, for reasons greater than just its bracelet style.
|
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That is far greater than the euro area has been able to sustain.
|
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In the end, what unites us is far greater than what divides us.
|
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Specifically, these structures are not designed to withstand winds greater than 39 mph.
|
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If things don't go well, the downside is definitely greater than the upside.
|
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Today, the need for that ladder is greater than it has ever been.
|
|
Money markets see a greater-than 70 percent chance of a rate hike.
|
|
Because what we don't know is much greater than what we do know.
|
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The costs of climate change are greater than the sum of their parts.
|
|
The stock is much greater than in other countries at China's income level.
|
|
"The pressure of experimentation is greater than the fear of embarrassment," he says.
|
|
I joined because I wanted to take part in something greater than myself.
|
|
Germany's trade and investment flows with the V4 are greater than with China.
|
|
Aid agencies are finding that the impact has been far greater than expected.
|
|
So researchers estimated that men's gender bias was 19 times greater than women's.
|
|
That is estimated to be greater than if trade tariffs were eliminated globally.
|
|
Accounting for offshore holdings suggests wealth inequality is even greater than was thought.
|
|
I know that their fear is probably greater than my own this morning.
|
|
The firm counted four megadeals worth greater than $1 billion in the space.
|
|
Rivalries and technological arms races could emerge at levels greater than ever before.
|
|
Then again, the harm may turn out to be greater than transactivists expect.
|
|
"The strategic value of music is often greater than revenue contribution," he said.
|
|
But US military spending is greater than that of next 8 countries combined.
|
|
But, they could also point to her being something greater than a witch.
|
|
"THE COMEBACK is always GREATER than the setback 🙏🏼 #FreeSitch ♥️" she wrote.
|
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That makes its "market cap" greater than that of either Facebook or Amazon.
|
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But the odds that he does are surely greater than one in 100.
|
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Lung capacity in healthy people is greater than is needed, even during exercise.
|
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He has access to financial resources greater than 90 percent of federal inmates.
|
|
The sum of all its parts become greater than logic, evidence and truth.
|
|
It suggests the public mood for change is even greater than I thought.
|
|
SoftBank said that demand was greater than the number of shares on offer.
|
|
That is comparable to or greater than the number in other large districts.
|
|
"I know no power greater than the power of the public," he said.
|
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That's a greater than 10-to-1 ratio in favor of warm records.
|
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It's a massive unmanned plane with a wingspan greater than a Boeing 737.
|
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One percent tested positive for blood lead levels greater than 10 µg/dL.
|
|
The need for publicly funded contraception is already far greater than the supply.
|
|
"The power of people was greater than the people in power," she said.
|
|
Our power and efficiency is an order of magnitude greater than other designs.
|
|
In fact, PCB contamination in the lower Hudson is much greater than expected.
|
|
The red colors depict flooding of greater than 9 feet above ground level.
|
|
What is greater than possibly the first sentient and linguistically capable talking horse?
|
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At the end of the day, is his ethos greater than his ego?
|
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We have to overcome that fear and be greater than our role models.
|
|
Money markets see a greater-than 33 percent chance of an October hike.
|
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The pace of road deaths is greater than the growth in vehicle travel.
|
|
That valuation is nearly 26 times greater than its sales for last year.
|
|
That rate is four times greater than for the rest of the population.
|
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That is because it contains a slightly greater than average amount of crazy.
|
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Today, that "secular difference" not only still exists, it's become greater than ever.
|
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"Yes, I'm afraid but the need is greater than the fear," she said.
|
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In this example, the sheet will be filtered by data greater than 5000.
|
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The impact of this disaster is far greater than what appears on television.
|
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The 260 times forward P/E is greater than the 1003-year average.
|
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"Our systems will be capable of greater than 10x existing solutions," he said.
|
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The plan would also hike estate taxes on inheritances greater than $3.5 million.
|
|
That cumulative carnage is far greater than this weekend's chemical attack in Douma.
|
|
But the problem is greater than simply the high personal cost of revolution.
|
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Thankfully, they share something much greater than their backgrounds, something much more profound.
|
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I think he can be greater than any other Nigerian table tennis player.
|
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I am not advocating that Negroes think they are greater than anyone else.
|
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Of these, 43 percent contained levels similar to or greater than pharmaceutical level.
|
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Surely the dead at Colleville-sur-Mer fought for something greater than that.
|
|
The Americans of 150 years ago created something greater than their own limitations.
|
|
Our digital revenue was up greater than 25 percent in the first quarter.
|
|
The mystery plunged Libya's chaotic politics into greater-than-usual levels of speculation.
|
|
When she discovers Albrecht's betrayal, the shock is greater than she can withstand.
|
|
Yet under the Trump administration, his influence in Washington appears greater than ever.
|
|
We trust the players will do something way greater than we can imagine.
|
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We saw that his contributions and allure was already far greater than sports.
|
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As such, real people get injured in these greater-than, less-than factorings.
|
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Its market capitalization is greater than those of General Motors and Ford combined.
|
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We felt the pressure, but the opportunity was always greater than the challenge.
|
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Greater than peer asset quality deterioration could also be a negative ratings driver.
|
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Tobacco in cigarettes burns at temperatures at or greater than 600 degrees Celsius.
|
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But the whole here is much greater than the sum of the details.
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Yet G.E.'s total value — its market capitalization — is much greater than Boeing's.
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By other counts, the firmwide departures have been greater than in years past.
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The current polling average suggests a margin of 11 points greater than that.
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Both of them went on to lose reelection by greater than 5 points.
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What you don't know is so much greater than what you do know.
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Further, Biden's support with black primary voters is currently greater than 40 percent.
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The average expenditure per couple is a third greater than the average wage.
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"The reaction to the rating is greater than the rating itself," Meirelles said.
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There's nothing greater than to have your kid look at you that way.
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MS: And far greater than the damage that they could potentially cost China?
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But the fear in your head is almost always greater than the reality.
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Meanwhile, the economy added a greater-than-expected 200,000 nonfarm jobs last month.
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But the potential for trouble is greater than the potential for any benefit.
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Turns out, the whole isn't always greater than the sum of its parts.
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The WHO says anything greater than 10 micrograms per cubic meter is unsafe.
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This could lead to a cancer risk that's much greater than previously determined.
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The European monetary union was built on the Maastricht limits (debt no greater than 60% of GDP, deficit no greater than 3% of GDP) which caused unnecessary austerity and a bunch of governments lying about the true nature of their finances.
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The plan, which would impose an annual 2 percent wealth tax on fortunes greater than $50 million and a 3 percent tax on ones greater than $1 billion, is geared as much toward protecting democracy as it is toward raising revenue.
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Thankfully, your odds at picking a good tablet are greater than 1 in 5.
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Sanders by a roughly 10-point margin — greater than the margin by which Mrs.
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Mr. Moynihan's pay package last year was 23 percent greater than his 2014 compensation.
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But Puerto Rico's problems are far greater than almost 900 pages of tasteless jokes.
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Aligned spins always have an "effective spin" value greater than or equal to zero.
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But nearly 11 percent would absorb costs greater than 10 percent of their sales.
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Glass can only be permanently deformed at a temperature greater than 1100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Other gauges cited by market watchers point to a greater than 80 percent chance.
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"A mother's love is greater than anything; it's definitely a universal theme," she said.
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Delinquencies greater than 30 days on Certegy's retail portfolio have historically tracked below 3.0%.
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The company is is promising speeds 50 to 100 times greater than 4G LTE.
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The tension was even greater than it was during last year's health care fight.
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For countries near China, the dilemma is even greater than for others, Ho added.
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Sunday with winds greater than 110 mph — potentially making a direct hit on Miami.
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Is the potential harm caused by asking a question greater than its research value?
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The deficit was greater than the C$2.45 billion shortfall that analysts had predicted.
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It's worth noting that no tech company achieved greater than a 201 overall rating.
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An area greater than Rhode Island has burned in just the past 20153 days.
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Oftentimes, clients request photo resolutions far greater than the iPhone 7 Plus' 12 megapixels.
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Just over half of all ranked schools had salary increases greater than 100 percent.
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"This is an order of magnitude greater than anything we've seen before" Comey said.
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The Subs miss wasn't unprecedented, though the International miss magnitude was greater than normal.
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Blue shades represent melt rates of greater than 5 meters (16.4 feet) per year.
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The risks of his silence are now greater than when he was in uniform.
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New research shows the brain's memory capacity is ten times greater than previous estimates.
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If, say, it's greater than 2 it might go left; otherwise, it goes right.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has proposed a "wealth tax" on fortunes greater than $50 million.
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Yes, even greater than the time Kanye West was mad at in-app purchases.
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But the danger is greater than that and will endure far past November 8.
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The severity is much greater than in earlier bleaching events in 2002 or 1998.
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Leo thinks there's no one greater than them, but crabs can also be mighty.
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But-- they were 433% greater than any year we've ever had on operating-- earnings.
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"But thereafter the European Union will be greater than 27 in number," he added.
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The S&P has only posted moves greater than 1 percent twice this year.
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Median farm household wealth was 10 times greater than that of all U.S. households.
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Everything we do is blended so that one plus two is greater than three.
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Nowhere, perhaps, is the risk of complexity of the battlefield greater than in Syria.
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The gloom for music bosses and artists, however, remains far greater than any cheer.
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The city was under martial law, and the repression was far greater than now.
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It's for a purpose greater than simply the industry patting itself on the back.
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Nick's contributions off the field were even greater than what he did on it.
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Financials were up every time and posted an average return greater than 10 percent.
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They often feel that something is working through them, some power greater than themselves.
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An economically efficient policy is one where additional benefits are greater than additional burden.
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The Phillies were a terrible team and rarely attracted crowds of greater than 5,000.
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America will grow America will prosper America will be greater than ever before. #MAGA.
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On Wednesday, Chicago saw its earliest snow fall greater than an inch since Oct.
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He also said Lee's contribution to Capote's "In Cold Blood" was greater than believed.
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We think our differences make us lesser than, but they make us greater than.
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During the past two decades, the ice losses have been greater than the snowfall.
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And a new study shows their dangers to be far greater than previously believed.
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While both have net-positive favorability ratings, Cruz's margin is greater than his opponent's.
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Neither the Republicans nor Democrats muster greater than 29 percent in the same survey.
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"In forming a marital union, two people become something greater than they once were."
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To itemize, taxpayers need combined itemized expenses that are greater than the standard deduction.
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You will note this letter goes on at a slightly greater than average length.
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But his role was far greater than just working on the campaign's delegate operation.
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The severity is much greater than in earlier bleaching events in 2002 or 953.
|
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There are forces greater than generational differences at work on this season of Survivor.
|
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The need for people to have their own platform is greater than ever before.
|
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Both before Sanchez and after, the team's weaknesses are still greater than its strengths.
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That was far greater than the 29% of other Republicans who said the same.
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It's almost like this notion of controlling an AI that's greater than human intelligence.
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We are greater than the fear that Trump is spreading and we are united.
|
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"The power of exclusion from phenotyping is greater than that of inclusion," he said.
|
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Its reach was far greater than Lehman's, and it was far more systemically important.
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And that is what will make American great again, and greater than ever before.
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The advantage he has playing tennis is far greater than he has mowing lawns.
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It's far greater than an average agricultural parcel, which typically just has one species.
|
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Therefore, the unknown value of pi, whatever it equals, must be greater than 271.
|
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In a way it's just the volume of food is greater than it was.
|
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"The uncertainty around all of these numbers is much greater than usual," he said.
|
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The rate of decline was greater than 2018's 2.5% and 2017's 1.83%.
|
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They announced a $175 million growth round at a greater than $5 billion valuation.
|
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Homeless people have rates of respiratory infections far greater than in the general population.
|
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Others said the problems facing the industry were far greater than two disrupted shows.
|
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But Mr. Timberlake's need for redemption is far greater than his capacity for restraint.
|
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That is greater than the total area during the past three years' fire seasons.
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The coalition behind Greater Than Fear did impressive work, I say admittedly without objectivity.
|
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On a long trip, there are risks greater than traffic jams and stalled trailers.
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We were interdependent—because we had to do something that was greater than us.
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"The risk of shopping online is greater than going into a store," Lightbody said.
|
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Between 1987-225, ocean warming was 23.6% greater than during the earlier time period.
|
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Trials have demonstrated a greater than 80 percent reduction of the biting mosquito population.
|
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Its 4.1 percent market share was greater than that of Citi or PNC Mortgage.
|
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And yes, that initial spike was greater than any one moment for The Mandalorian.
|
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That yields a downward acceleration greater than what it would be from gravity alone.
|
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Between 1987-2019, ocean warming was 450% greater than during the earlier time period.
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We Are Going To Make America Great Again For Everyone – Greater Than Ever Before.
|
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If the demand is greater than the supply, the price will likely go up.
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I think that Trump thinks he is a lot greater than he actually is.
|
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" "We will make America stronger and safer and prouder and greater than ever before.
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Elimination is defined by no continuous disease transmissions occurring for greater than 12 months.
|
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"Huntington wrote that waves of revolution are greater than waves of counterrevolution," Maher said.
|
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Often, it was greater than the number of voters for Cruz and Trump combined.
|
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THE AMOUNT OF INNOVATION GOING INTO AEROSPACE TODAY IS GREATER THAN IT'S EVER BEEN.
|
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However, anything substantially greater than that sentence may be tantamount to a death sentence.
|
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The United States of America is never greater than when it shows its loyalty.
|
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Of course, the dangers here are much greater than running out of toilet paper.
|
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The orange colors correspond to greater than 6 feet of water above ground level.
|
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We'll have corporations make a contribution greater than they are now to our country.
|
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The centrality of tech to the economy now is greater than it's ever been.
|
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There were 17 periods since 1981 that matched the key macroeconomic conditions of today of GDP growth greater than 2 percent, CPI increases greater than 2 percent and a 10-year yield above 2.5 percent, according to Kensho, a hedge fund analytics tool.
|
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Candidates without challengers and those who won by margins greater than 50 points are excluded.
|
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But I think the level of love now is far greater than when we won.
|
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This is not substantially greater than the number of workers the DC region adds yearly.
|
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The trade surplus was nearly $50 billion greater than 2017, with exports rising by 11.3%.
|
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City officials noted that the population of New York City is greater than most states.
|
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That was far greater than expected, another indication the economy contracted in the first quarter.
|
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There is no bond greater than a person and his or her loyal canine companion.
|
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Like Carol, the cumulative emotional impact is so much greater than any of the parts.
|
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However, there's a greater-than-average chance that the Northeast will be wetter than normal.
|
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So far, no fundamental particles with a "spin" value greater than two have been discovered.
|
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"The responsibility of this feels greater than anything I've done," McAnally says of the project.
|
|
That's far greater than the average middle class salary, which is a smidge over $24,000.
|
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When we have all of this, we will have made America greater than ever before.
|
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The British public's appetite for this sort of thing is greater than for a generation.
|
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If Edwards can emerge with greater than 22016% of the vote, he'll win reelection outright.
|
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For us, the political ramifications are much greater than the economic ramifications for the eurozone.
|
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The drop is greater than the total monthly output of four of OPEC's 14 members.
|
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European integration is meant to build a whole greater than the sum of its parts.
|
|
But it also captures how the whole becomes greater than the same of its parts.
|
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Furthermore, the impact of these variables is generally greater than that of the economic variables.
|
|
Why is that, when the fear of fascism in Trump's America seems greater than ever?
|
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By the same logic, bullying had an effect size four times greater than screen use.
|
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To us, this sector is a disrupted bond proxy facing greater-than-realized regulatory risk.
|
|
The danger they pose to new democracies is greater than in more deeply rooted ones.
|
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A dog's sense of smell is known for being far greater than that of humans.
|
|
However, technology stocks had a standard deviation of returns 80 percent greater than the market.
|
|
Its expanse is far greater than just one person or one company or one industry.
|
|
According to a new report, that impact is greater than many of us probably realize.
|
|
McCain and all our vets and active service members who serve something greater than self.
|
|
Twitter says its Lite experiment has led to a greater than 50% increase in tweets.
|
|
This is clearly constructed using the entire metropolitan area of each city greater than 100,000.
|
|
Methane's short-term warming impact on the planet is far greater than that of CO2.
|
|
Entanglement means that the whole quantum system is greater than the sum of its parts.
|
|
This is critical, says Hockley, since the number of school shootings is greater than ever.
|
|
" Echoed one woman, "The love and bravery shown today was far greater than any hate.
|
|
Jed's chances of being The Bachelorette winner in 2019 may be greater than you realize.
|
|
But all three showed that the formula is greater than zero with irrefutable statistical significance.
|
|
To the replicants, dying in service to a cause greater than oneself makes them human.
|
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That's a figure greater than the population of Washington, D.C., and it's been growing steadily.
|
|
That's pretty far, a distance greater than eight Earths stacked on top of one another.
|
|
While that number sounds small, it is greater than the population of many small states.
|
|
The drop is greater than the total monthly output of four of OPEC's 2126 members.
|
|
If there's one sin in Star Wars world greater than a continuity error, it's goofiness.
|
|
"Everyone should find something greater than themselves," he told PEOPLE from Haiti earlier this year.
|
|
These opportunities give us a chance to be a part of something greater than ourselves.
|
|
Not a lot, to be sure, but it's greater than zero, and that's what counts.
|
|
Second, the sophistication of the obfuscation and misinformation was far greater than Russian operations elsewhere.
|
|
"It appears this visual impact is much greater than what was originally anticipated," he said.
|
|
But Diamonds insists there is no connection any greater than with the band's previous records.
|
|
The chance of getting something cool or something interesting is much greater than in-house.
|
|
Also, billionaire wealth is greater than the GDP of any country in the European Union.
|
|
And he steers clear of companies with greater than a 5% overhang like the plague.
|
|
They understood that the sum of their art would be greater than its individual parts.
|
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In terms of population, the four-county compact is greater than that of 30 states.
|
|
But it has to start with Republicans believing in something greater than President Trump again.
|
|
The chances of the IMF's latest forecasts being proved wrong are even greater than usual.
|
|
Through Monday's close, the S&P 500 has posted 27 moves greater than 1 percent.
|
|
Bezos' net worth is greater than the GDP of Iceland, Afghanistan, and Costa Rica — combined.
|
|
But the change to come is likely far greater than individual deals with specific corporations.
|
|
The imperfect actions of the hero are far greater than the inaction of the victim.
|
|
The true gap between the establishment and the left is, therefore, greater than it appears.
|
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If it is greater than 1, the pathogen will continue to spread, causing more disease.
|
|
Or in the way that a rural young woman carries powers greater than she understands.
|
|
It included a greater than 4 percent advance for both the energy and materials groups.
|
|
Payment transactions reached 250,000, about two times greater than in 2016, according to Alibaba's data.
|
|
Some tanks had radiation levels that were 20,000 times greater than the government's safety standards.
|
|
The incremental increase in costs ended up being even greater than that, he said Thursday.
|
|
She said her sense of loss was even greater than when her own father died.
|
|
Revenue hit $52.9 billion, which is 4.6 percent greater than the same quarter last year.
|
|
More than 220006 million had adjusted gross incomes greater than $2202,2628 but less than $28500,6900.
|
|
They are both part of you, and greater than you could ever hope to be.
|
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Even greater than the discrimination against Italians was that against all children from New York.
|
|
The power of Popeyes' chicken sandwich was even greater than the menu item's sales suggest.
|
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You need a crew and the belief that you're part of something greater than yourself.
|
|
I feel an additional pleasure, though, greater than flow, when I sing in a choir.
|
|
Using that standard, the cost to Yahoo would be far greater than Verizon's purchase price.
|
|
And its government expenditure, at £12,800 a person, was £1,200 greater than the British average.
|
|
"The love of the country is greater than the love of the religion," he said.
|
|
And laboratories are still reporting that the demand for testing is greater than the supply.
|
|
The pain of a loss tends to be greater than the enjoyment of a win.
|
|
"The uncertainty around all of these numbers is much greater than normal," the bank said.
|
|
"It drives my team knowing the target is greater than any commercial gain," he says.
|
|
Now, the average American 65-year-old has a life expectancy greater than 19 years.
|
|
"The highest potential for greater than a foot would certainly be in Maine," he said.
|
|
Goldman predicted a slide greater than 25% in the stock over the next 12 months.
|
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Convenience has to serve something greater than itself, lest it lead only to more convenience.
|
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THE STONE We will develop new worlds and beings with powers greater than our own.
|
|
For her, the fear of that existence was greater than the fear of moving forward.
|
|
"The uncertainty around all of these numbers is much greater than normal," the bank said.
|
|
The Republicans are on the verge of losing something much greater than a House seat.
|
|
The value I'm receiving is far greater than the annual fees paid in my case.
|
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They are Americans, too ... God is greater than those who do not want us here.
|
|
Additionally, voting patterns difference between whites and non-whites is greater than it is nationally.
|
|
Religion is story, a narrative about a force much greater than us, enigmatic by nature.
|
|
When it convinces you that the risk of losing fame is greater than losing yourself.
|
|
The challenge was greater than usual: six months ago, P-19's G.P.S. stopped working.
|
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It's a far cry from parity, but significantly greater than the 3 percent in 85033.
|
|
And while 6 is still significantly greater than 0, it's much more doable than 8.
|
|
And that requires commitment greater than the platitudes emanating from the Summit of the Americas.
|
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Meth stimulates an enormous release of dopamine, far greater than those from cocaine or sex.
|
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This figure is greater than the current emissions from all coal-fired power plants worldwide.
|
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But the money, the greed, it's greater than anything for a lot of these people.
|
|
Put simply: Kentucky Route Zero is greater than whatever buzzwords are used to sell it.
|
|
Economic expansion for the full year appears unlikely to be much greater than 2 percent.
|
|
Personal Capital&aposs requirement is greater than that of Vanguard ($50,000) and Rebalance IRA ($75,000).
|
|
Corn acreage was seen falling to 89.996 million acres, just 213.80,22016 greater than soybean intentions.
|
|
Neither team had a lead greater than five points to the end of the game.
|
|
As a reference point, that is greater than what we currently spend on national defense.
|
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" The roars that went up after the encores were greater than those after the "Hammerklavier.
|
|
But the numbers and risks for Europe are far greater than for the United States.
|
|
Yet Walker concludes that the evolutionary upsides of sleep are far greater than these downsides.
|
|
Democrat Abby Finkenauer is forecast to win Iowa's 25st District by greater than 25 points.
|
|
"Expectations are far greater than what any prosecution service can reasonably deliver," notes Mr Stone.
|
|
But Mr. Platt said that the demand for such classes was much greater than that.
|
|
History has not shown that Trump has ever fought for a cause greater than himself.
|
|
However, LB-1 has a mass 70 times greater than the mass of the sun.
|
|
Far-right parties' influence on politics is often much greater than simple numbers would suggest.
|
|
But Khan's mission was always greater than just helping people to create delicious Persian meals.
|
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These distributions were 283 percent greater than what these companies spent on research and development.
|
|
The mountains of things we throw away are much greater than the things we use.
|
|
By 19943, 21994 percent of cities with populations greater than 22018,212 had enacted curfew laws.
|
|
"This case is greater than Jordan," said Daryl Washington, a lawyer for the Edwards' family.
|
|
Over all, the turnout among white voters with a greater than 80 percent chance of supporting Mr. Trump was 7 percent higher than expected, while the turnout was 4 percent higher among white voters with greater than an 80 percent chance of supporting Mrs. Clinton.
|
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The increase was greater than the 20143 percent gain forecast in a Reuters polls of analysts.
|
|
Late Tuesday, the American Petroleum Institute reported a greater-than-expected drawdown of 453 million barrels.
|
|
College and university endowments greater than $1 billion, for example, have long outperformed their smaller rivals.
|
|
They said you can't make any assumption of growth for any period greater than 7 percent.
|
|
"Greater than forecast performance fees drove the beat," Jefferies LLC analysts wrote in a research note.
|
|
Was the Tate's cultural value greater than the destructive extractions of its former lead sponsor, BP?
|
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And I would want to emphasize that the scope for cooperation is greater than ever before.
|
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Also, this is just an approximation for the case where r is much greater than s.
|
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And the temptation to just do "something" and check off the box is greater than ever.
|
|
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, meanwhile, has seen seven days of moves greater than 1 percent.
|
|
Perry actually led the primary field with greater than 30% of the vote in September 2011.
|
|
Nike and J.P. Morgan Chase also average returns of greater than 3 percent during those days.
|
|
It now has more than 1.7 billion monthly active users—greater than the population of China.
|
|
One important thing to know The similarities between these companies are much greater than their differences.
|
|
The difference between, say, $0 and $100 feels greater than the difference between $5003 and $200.
|
|
"The aldehyde emissions were much greater than what we measured using conventional e-cigs," he said.
|
|
"When the estimate is greater than theirs, the insurance company calls that fraud," Mr. Favre said.
|
|
MTN is contesting the fine, which is greater than its past two years of net profit.
|
|
"The downside risk is greater than the upside," said Ed Keon, chief investment strategist at QMA.
|
|
Most important of all, the EU's underlying cohesion has turned out to be greater than anticipated.
|
|
Its $5trn of revenues are 11 times greater than Walmart's, the world's biggest firm by sales.
|
|
Conservatively estimated, the 56,000 annual tourist flights have a carbon footprint greater than 0003,000 metric tons.
|
|
We are terrorizing people with a horror greater than losing your own life: losing your child.
|
|
Shusterman's indictment alleged he structured payments to avoid the IRS's scrutiny of transactions greater than $10,000.
|
|
"If you're super happy, it's the idea of doing something that's greater than yourself," he says.
|
|
"For a 'high' pollen count, you need greater than 175 grains per cubic meter," Demain said.
|
|
When 142,000 people RSVPd, the organizers knew they were on to something greater than they anticipated.
|
|
Sadly, the burden of challenging a ticket is far greater than just paying the damn thing.
|
|
Turkey also outpaced Russia, where the food price increase was 1.1 percent greater than overall inflation.
|
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Just my little way of illustrating that a Foodie's responsibility is far greater than simply eating.
|
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The benefits of a larger touchscreen are far greater than a physical keyboard for most people.
|
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Its hydrocarbon reserves are hundreds of times greater than the Earth's, providing a source of fuel.
|
|
"Actually, it is their Fake & Dishonest reporting which is causing problems far greater than they understand!"
|
|
But it's fair to say that the cumulative effect so far has been greater than expected.
|
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Its population would be greater than the UK's, and nearly three times as large as Australia.
|
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However, we must remember that in 2018 Google's revenues were greater than $300 million … per day!
|
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"The reality is that what we have in common is far greater than what divides us."
|
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The number of physics problems hidden in Star Wars movies is much greater than you think.
|
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And this sandwich worked, a perfect amalgamation that was greater than the sum of its parts.
|
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At one point, the company's market value was greater than iconic brands like McDonald's and Nike.
|
|
But what about China's steel needs, which are greater than whatever scrap is lying around Europe?
|
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Why it matters: The pressure is greater than any other moment in the company's recent history.
|
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To the pope, the freedom of movement is greater than the freedom of cultural self-determination.
|
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Wind gusts greater than 50 miles per hour could delay flights and cause additional power outages.
|
|
But Survival nevertheless invites players to regard and act in service of something greater than themselves.
|
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For trade deals, the sum of the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
|
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The United States' intentional homicide rate is also more than five times greater than South Korea's.
|
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It's just that the volume declines have been greater than the price benefits from the ACA.
|
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Because my determination is stupidly greater than my level of self-preservation, I was pretty game.
|
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She was a force to be reckoned with — greater than any other Force in the galaxy.
|
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But the issue here is even greater than just budget trickery, as outrageous as that is.
|
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That's a record amount, 6 inches greater than the city saw with Hurricane Floyd in 21.
|
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Hong Kong's legal and social freedoms are far greater than those that exist across mainland China.
|
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My reward was a self-sustaining economic engine serving no end greater than its own perpetuation.
|
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But her purpose, Copeland says, is far greater than making history on stage or in print.
|
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It's a crime in some states to have clips with a capacity greater than 10 rounds.
|
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" For instance: "Sea-level rise may be greater than even the best-built seawalls can manage.
|
|
The drop was greater than the 0.7 percent decline forecast in a Reuters poll of analysts.
|
|
The economy added 2202,2628 new jobs in January, far greater than the 28500,6900 economists had expected.
|
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The percentage of those who used illegal drugs was many times greater than their heterosexual peers.
|
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His campaign's Facebook spending was greater than the combined total of the next five candidates. Sen.
|
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It's the possibility that something links these lives, a consciousness greater than what their author imagined.
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Both the Putnam and Hamlin Capital cases resulted in penalties and disgorgement greater than $1 million.
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Twenty-some years later, the imperative to save this critically important forest is greater than ever.
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Planned launch and arrival: mid-2020sWFIRST's field of view will be 100 times greater than Hubble's.
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We're going to have corporations make a contribution greater than they are now to our country.
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The S&P 2000 has not had a drawdown greater than 22018 percent this year. Why?
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Again, we say: combining drunk foods makes the whole greater than the sum of its parts.
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Anytime you do something that is greater than yourself, you get a different level of insight.
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They should stand for an ideal greater than any individual president or party lives up to.
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This estimate is significantly greater than recent revenue estimates from the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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Unlawful stops "have severe consequences much greater than the inconvenience suggested by the name," she said.
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The true number of such cases is likely much greater than the hundreds identified by Reuters.
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Happiness can only come as the unintended side-effect of pursuing a cause greater than yourself.
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What you need is the ability to make others feel part of something greater than themselves.
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If that happened, the economic impact could be greater than the end of the estate tax.
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The works that result from this mutual attraction feel greater than the sum of their parts.
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"You look at automobile accidents, which are far greater than what we're talking about," Trump said.
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Those figures are greater than that of two other coronavirus hot zones — Iran and South Korea.
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Until 2009, it was illegal to make a beer in Alabama greater than 6 percent ABV.
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And from this chart you'll see: Yes, you can obtain a p-value of greater than .
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MR. PRITCHARD We have a not-greater-than number and we always seem to exceed it.
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But Chytilová's knack for absurdity is greater than Holland's or Tarr's, as is her comedic streak.
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The violence in "Altered Carbon" is only marginally greater than what you'd find on basic cable.
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"Greater Than Yourself" is another beauty, with a 303 bassline, spheric pad sounds and nice percussion.
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Seventy years after the Cold War, the threat of the Atomic Age is greater than ever.
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In addition, the exposure levels and durations in our studies were greater than what people experience.
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Now that scientists are exploring possible cures, the need to enroll women is greater than ever.
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"Beta to Value - "Companies with greater than 0.5 beta coefficient to the Pure Orthogonal Value Factor.
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It tasted as it looked — like a unified whole, greater than the sum of its parts.
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This is greater than the emissions produced by all but the world's five highest-emitting countries.
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An object greater than five times the mass of the sun is considered a black hole.
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"For sure you are going to see something greater than this from Siemens Gamesa," he said.
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But the initial evidence suggests that the human damage is far greater than the economic damage.
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That would be greater than the 10 percent tariff the administration had mentioned earlier this month.
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It succeeded because it felt authentic and had a message greater than just selling a product.
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Bookmakers are putting the odds of a new world marathon record at greater than 60 percent.
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The race was close: Rosen's margin of victory was a little greater than 1 percentage point.
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She is, I am pretty sure, greater-than-slash-equal to me in terms of poverty.
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These are all clubs, after all, that once had designs rather greater than simply being there.
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And being an enemy, they argue, counter measures greater than the present sanctions must be taken.
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Companies with pay ratios greater than 2850 times the median will face a 25 percent surcharge.
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The current ratio of U.S. soldiers to other NATO troops is greater than 22019 to 1.
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"Hazards on the island are now greater than during the past few weeks," the report said.
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Delek said it saw its chances of the getting the injunction cancelled as "greater than 50%".
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This is because most House members win reelection with margins far greater than 2900 percentage points.
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"Many investors think the perception of risk is greater than the actual risk," the person said.
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That's far greater than the average loan size of $150, according to the National Pawnbrokers Association.
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"In the memory of the people and history, Lula will always be greater than his executioners."
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The company said same-store sales for December and January fell a greater-than-expected 5.4%.
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Because demand for the Model 3 was greater than expected, forcing Tesla to reassess its goals.
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Actually, it is their Fake & Dishonest reporting which is causing problems far greater than they understand!
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And from this chart, you'll see: Yes, you can obtain a p-value of greater than .
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The interest in, and importance of, these awards is far greater than anyone could have anticipated!
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For the past five years or so, we've been on a what's close to an exponential curve, and the difference between 2016 and 2017 is much greater than the difference between 2015 and 2016, which again was much greater than between 2014 and 2015, and so on.
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Nedbank, one of South Africa's four largest lenders, said the tough conditions meant it had to lower its medium-term target for return on equity to greater than 07153% within two to three years, from an earlier goal for a ratio greater than 20715% by 21.
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US data for the past decade indicate that 54% of patients undergoing total hip replacements and 79% of patients undergoing total knee replacements are either obese (with a body-mass index of greater than 30) or morbidly obese (with a BMI of greater than 40), he said.
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If it is greater than one, a stimulus will help growth, while austerity measures will hurt it.
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The reason is that what they are paying in taxes is potentially greater than their current premiums.
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This means exports were more than North America's entire output and some 10 times greater than Britain's.
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Within Europe, countries are expected to not run an annual deficit greater than 3 percent of GDP.
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What's more, the number of people who were harmed is reportedly even greater than was previously known.
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However, once political developments are added to the mix, the rise could end up greater than this.
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Others indicate that some media outlets have misinterpreted the correlations reported to be greater than they are.
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Some rainfall totals of greater than 500 millimeters, or about 211 inches, are possible, the BOM said.
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A higher power is a force greater than yourself that you trust and organize your life around.
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Winter has finally come with a new enemy far greater than anything to the south of Winterfell.
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Since 1950, eight hurricanes have produced greater than Category 3 force winds on or over US land.
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It felt personal, with implications far greater than Daughtry, her contract renewal, or any single personnel decision.
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The share of high loan-to-value mortgages (those greater than 90%) has nearly doubled since 2012.
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Other fancy domestic gin brands, such as Greater Than, are also battling for space behind Indian bars.
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The actual percentage increase in precipitation during storm events can be much greater than 7 percent, however.
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For jumbo loan balances (greater than $417,000) the average rate fell to 3.61 percent from 3.67 percent.
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Even if it was a one percent chance, and it's far greater than one percent because (inaudible).
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The result: Ford's market capitalization is now greater than Tesla's for the first time since April 22019.
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Its projected benefits, over its first 313 years of operation, were several times greater than its costs.
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Son "deserves respect for those successes — successes greater than you and I will ever have," he said.
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If the penalties turn out to be greater than expected, the system has built-in safety valves.
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Biden, meanwhile, faces challenges here that may be even greater than those he dealt with in Iowa.
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Altimetric's "attention score" for the article—8,063—is 64 percent greater than the next-most-discussed story.
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And doesn't Puth realize that he is trifling with powers far greater than he's ever encountered before?
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Skyworks, Xilinx, Micron, Advanced Micro Devices, Nvidia and Qualcomm all followed suit with losses greater than 1%.
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But the losses have been less, and the assets available for compensation greater, than had been feared.
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It's also greater than what 29 FBS public-school head coaches made last season in basic pay.
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Fastly is going public after raising more than $200 million at a valuation greater than $900 million.
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With her mentors and many other collaborators, she is always working to create something greater than herself.
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The current scale of human suffering is greater than at any time since the Second World War.
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Seemingly every week, a new headline reveals the challenge to be greater than what we ever imagined.
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"The damage on St. Martin is greater than previously thought," the Red Cross said in a statement.
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Any large voting opposition to pay proposals - greater than 20 percent - "should not be ignored", LGIM said.
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Anyone familiar with military intelligence will tell you cyber-risk is much greater than most people realize.
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And the gun suicide rate in America is 10 times greater than in other high-income countries.
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This means the force of the floor pushing up must be greater than the weight pulling down.
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The world's billionaires are now worth $8 trillion, greater than the GDPs of Germany and France combined.
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If he's elected, these ideas will play out on a stage far greater than a reality show.
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But as we've learned time and again, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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Basically, a shit-ton of oil + virtually anything is far greater than the sum of it's parts.
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It is also far greater than the number of unemployed, which stood at 21.34 million that month.
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"The cost of not doing these projects is greater than the cost of doing them," Dayton said.
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"Greater Than Fear" A Kickstarter page for the project had raised more than $1.3 million Wednesday evening.
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I've built a brand that will ultimately be greater than the wildest aspirations I had years ago.
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For dollar stores, which operate on razor-thin margins, the risks are greater than for other retailers.
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Ball wouldn't say exactly how many pairs he's sold -- but says the number is greater than 495.
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The lemon zest and touch of salt make it all greater than the sum of its parts.
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy introduces a greater-than-usual amount of oxygen to patients within a special chamber.
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The dog did not bite anyone, but the worker claimed damages greater than the homeowner's policy covered.
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Since 2009, their collective earnings would be greater than the gross domestic product of the United Kingdom.
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Miracle Workers' parts are probably greater than its whole, but the parts are a lot of fun.
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Let us instead be really bold and assume emissions reductions far greater than those promised in Paris.
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Although the race features several other candidates, none of them have support of greater than 2 percent.
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Meaning: Those shimmery lids and big hair that we love stands for something greater than just glam.
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But forecasting site FiveThirtyEight now gives Clinton a greater than 6900 percent chance of repeating Obama's feat.
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The progress we've made with respect to carbon emissions has been greater than any country on Earth.
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Upon completion of a bachelor's degree, women's average accrued student debt is about $1,500 greater than men's.
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The issue is greater than just a trade deal with Canada, the EU's 12th-largest trading partner.
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State control over investment, technology transfer and foreign exchange was vastly greater than in other developing countries.
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The economy added 227,000 new jobs in January, far greater than the 175,000 jobs economists had expected.
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They recognize that his urge to resist conformity is often greater than his urge to be understood.
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Surely at least this was far greater than the increase Americans saw in the first of 2017?
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It will come, and when it does, the consequences will be far greater than those of Janus.
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But other peer-reviewed studies say air pollution's health risks are even greater than we currently assume.
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Bezos' fortune is greater than those three universities' endowments combined — with more than $11 billion to spare.
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Owing to this exposure, the appreciation for orange is far greater than it ever has been before.
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In the U.S., methane emissions from livestock are greater than from natural gas and petroleum systems combined.
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You may have noticed that most of the numbers in the passage above are greater than 25.
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Does Apple, which has a valuation nearly three times greater than ExxonMobil's, exploit factory workers in China?
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He said the forces pulling the country apart sometimes seemed greater than the ones bringing it together.
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Arriving to America gave him a sense of belonging and of achieving something far greater than himself.
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Such gains are far greater than the vast majority of people will receive from any tax cuts.
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It's been about working together to accomplish things greater than what we can accomplish on our own.
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And thanks to Pokémon eggs, the pressure to squeeze in those steps is greater than ever before.
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And, as a result, U.S. LNG traffic through the Panama Canal has been greater than initially projected.
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Winnipeg did not have a player with a plus/minus rating greater than zero on Saturday. 2.
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In fact, Monday and Tuesday "healthy" searches were 30% greater than the combined Wednesday through Sunday average.
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It is amazing when a group of people come together in support of something greater than themselves.
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One hopes that there are many whose sense of morality is greater than their sense of tribalism.
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And that's what makes the stakes in this case a lot greater than a few scraped knees.
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Overall, the benefits of the new product were far greater than the discomfort of adopting new behavior.
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You might consider them romantics, fighting in a doomed cause for something greater than their self-interest.
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When you feel like you're doing something greater than life, but you're always just a female rapper?
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Greater than pure intellect alone, the conscience speaks directly to us, rather than searching for an answer.
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In fact, the effect is on par with or greater than other risk factors such as obesity.
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When properly stacked with carefully selected ingredients, there is no food on earth greater than a sandwich.
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The figure is greater than the 8.4 percent rent increase in private homes over the same period.
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Indeed, the racial disparity related to prostate cancer is greater than for almost all other solid tumors.
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The conventional and nuclear power of the United States is significantly greater than that of North Korea.
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Or maybe it's that he sees her victimhood as being a tragedy greater than any single culprit.
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"You look at automobile accidents, which are far greater than any numbers we're talking about," he said.
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This week, the companies admitted that the abuse of their platforms was much greater than previously acknowledged.
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Mexico has for many years made a fortune off of the U.S., far greater than Border Costs.
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Hurricane Florence is the first major hurricane, meaning with winds greater than 110 mph, of the season.
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"We are doing something greater than ourselves by shaving our heads," Moise Occulis, a sophomore, told CNN.
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But there are also significant benefits, and for many women these will be greater than the harms.
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That loss of value will be greater than the value produced by any services to the grid.
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"I don't think the challenges in my life are any greater than anyone else's," Travis Mills says.
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An outlier is a value that is much greater than or much less than other data points.
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The distance to or between huts is generally no greater than eight miles, and often much less.
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Rather than being banned, powders in amounts greater than 350 milliliters will be subject to extra scrutiny.
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Ardern has warned the economic impact of the coronavirus could be greater than the global financial crisis.
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Ardern has warned the economic impact of the coronavirus could be greater than the global financial crisis.
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Influencers and wannabe influencers are raising awareness for a cause greater than themselves...by focusing on themselves.
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Two decades later, North Korea's conventional military forces were still far greater than those of South Korea.
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Ms. Warren's impact on the race was far greater than just the outcome for her own candidacy.
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The data excluded instances where greater-than 6% drops over two sessions occurred within the same month.
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The people in "Say Amen" aren't singing this music for money or any glory greater than God's.
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The global water graphs are dot plots of subgroups of cities with populations greater than 3 million.
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That's actually greater than the number of challengers who outraised incumbents in the wave cycle of 2010.
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This is the third drop for the Dow greater than 500 points in the last five days.
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The benefits from this are far greater than whatever tax break you think you're going to receive.
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All of the major political data publications pegged Clinton's chances of victory at greater than 2628 percent.
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Interest from Japanese investors was slightly greater than it has been recently, according to data from CryptoCompare.
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Companies face fines if they do not comply, with tech giants risking penalties greater than $1 billion.
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One-thousand times greater than that is about 2.5 miles, or about a 10-minute bike ride.
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Much greater than the so-called terrorist threat is the large-scale global dismemberment of the ecosystem.
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If the Supreme Court upholds DACA, it gives the President extraordinary powers, far greater than ever thought.
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Burke said that $200 billion figure is 25 percent greater than the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina.
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Total hydropower reached more than 75 GW in 2017, greater than the total in most Asian countries.
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Super-Earths have a mass greater than Earth's but aren't as big as other giant, gaseous planets.
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Dr. Alemayehu Wassie (VO) In ecology culture the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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This year, all polls find that greater than 40% of voters say beating Trump is more important.
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The senior Administration official told me that the fiscal pressure on North Korea is greater than ever.
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In fact, no presidential election had previously featured a gender gap of even greater than 20 points.
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The fiscal changes required just to stabilize the debt are far greater than Congress has ever considered.
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In comparison, 12 percent of those with a greater than 95 percent chance of winning are opposed.
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What could be greater than standing up to a Socialist menace who openly mocks the United States?
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In the 10 previous sessions, the S&P 500 has posted eight moves greater than 1 percent.
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In its previous nine sessions, the S&P 500 has logged seven moves greater than 1 percent.
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In its nine previous sessions, the S&P 500 has logged seven moves greater than 1 percent.
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The opportunity in open seats this cycle is vastly greater than it was for Republicans in 85033.
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In federal cases, black males face sentences 20 percent greater than white males convicted of similar offenses.
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Assuming a slightly increasing dividend, Fitch forecasts annual FCF generation post acquisition of greater than $2 billion.
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That means that the demand for the nation's finite spectrum resources --- the airwaves --- is greater than ever.
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"I think the chance of having a magnitude 5...is probably greater than 50-50," she said.
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For example, if you made $50,000, you can deduct medical expenses if they were greater than $3,750.
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His rate of engagement on Facebook, though it has dipped recently, is often greater than President Trump's.
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Before long, Mr. Plepler oversaw HBO's communications department, but his position was greater than his title suggested.
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"People that succeed in life tend to have a need for something greater than themselves," Herjavec said.
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Most troublingly, the report claims that the total homeless population is much greater than federal estimates suggest.
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That's why what it accomplishes as a concert film is greater than the sum of its parts.
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But civil liberties group argue that the potential for harm is far greater than a burnt pizza.
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It all adds up to an awesome gestalt: a whole greater than the sum of its parts.
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For example, children often say that 3.27 is greater than 3.3, or 4.56 is greater than 4.9; the reason is that they are seeing the "27" and the "56" after the decimal points as being larger than the "3" and the "20153", an error known as "whole number thinking".
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In patients with bronchitis, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that an antibiotic could be needed in patients who have a heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute or a fever greater than 100.4 degrees, or who are breathing more rapidly than 24 times per minute.
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In order to control the entire network, what that essentially means is you have to take over greater than 2000 percent of what's called the hashing power, which is you need to have greater than 50 percent of the computing power that is applied to secure the network.
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More people with a degree greater than a high school diploma flew out of Puerto Rico in 2014.
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Oil extended gains after EIA weekly crude inventories showed a greater-than-expected drawdown of 4.05 million barrels.
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But they may also be at greater than average risk of dying of some other infections, including flu.
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Despite the W.N.B.A.'s problems, the quality of play and its depth of talent are greater than ever.
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That's greater than the planned uptick from the overall population, with 44 percent saying they'll increase their budgets.
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The report noted that currently the total number of mobile subscriptions is greater than the entire human population.
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The resolution is "greater than 23K" and the aspect ratio is now 3:2 instead of 16:9.
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We can either be greater than we've ever been or we can be a great nation in decline.
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Literature and film are full of dynamic duos, the sum of whose parts are greater than the individual.
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Recently, astronomers witnessed S2 passing by Sagittarius A* at a speed greater than 15.5 million miles per hour.
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But the challenges faced by Germany today are significantly greater than they were just a few years ago.
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Those investments will likely pay an economic return in the long run that's greater than the "replacement" costs.
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The value of my ticket was now $824, more than five times greater than what I originally paid.
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That after-hours loss is greater than the market cap of 391 of the S&P 247.42 companies.
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Similarly, FCF is expected to remain strong at greater than $0003 million annually over the next few years.
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Amazingly, the write-down on that single acquisition is likely to be substantially greater than the purchase price.
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His ambitious plan to streamline the system is at a scale greater than any prior government has proposed.
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The illness can be accompanied by a high fever of greater than 104°F, according to the CDC.
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It all leaves you enveloped in some kind of ineffable sensation, greater than the sum of its parts.
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They're interesting in large part because of their high electrical conductivity, which can be greater than even copper.
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Because of this reliance, the national recession and federal budget cuts impacted us greater than any other state.
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High economic growth rates have raised Dominican Republic's per capita GDP to USD6,734, greater than the 'BB' median.
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Perhaps nowhere was the distance between black and white abolitionists greater than on the subject of race itself.
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We have to give great respect, far greater than we are right now, to our really fantastic police.
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Do I comport myself with kindness and humility, with the knowledge that there is something greater than me?
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"This card will get a lot of headlines, but its bark is greater than its bite," he says.
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CALL * ABBVIE SAYS SYNERGY TARGET OF GREATER THAN $2 BILLION FOR ALLERGAN DEAL IS "AN ACHIEVABLE NUMBER" - CONF.
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It funds its events through ticket sales, donations, and modest grants from Jewish institutions, none greater than $237,21951.
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Revenue also came in above Wall Street forecasts, helped by a greater-than-expected increase in postpaid subscribers.
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Greater Than AIDS launched in 2009 by the Kaiser Family Foundation in collaboration with the Black AIDS Institute.
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In 213 its earnings of €2.3bn ($2.6bn) were only €750m greater than the Bundesliga's, Europe's second-wealthiest division.
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I find nothing, but a quick search of my S.O.'s name reveals an amount greater than $100.
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" He "had no visible injuries" when he was booked for vandalism (for property damage greater than $400). "Mr.
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While Team B might not contain as many individual stars, the sum will be greater than its parts.
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Since then, Microsoft has not ended an official trading session with a stock market value greater than Apple's.
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