"We find, however, that because handicapping is a resource-demanding strategy, individuals engage in handicapping only when they have their full contingent of resources during their on-peak times," they explain.
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This detailed handicapping process involves thousands of advertisers per auction.
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Handicapping any Kremlin decision involves many theories and much speculation.
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"You're sort of handicapping the whole enterprise," said one former official.
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For the purposes of handicapping the coming election, the distinction is unimportant.
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Handicapping the odds that prosecutors will get to an indictment is difficult.
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If I were handicapping, I&aposd say it&aposs basically a wash.
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Good luck handicapping it now, with so much uncertainty among the injured.
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Handicapping the field this far out requires more than a little guesswork.
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Brent Musburger left the booth to join his family's sports handicapping business.
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The "rigged election" claim is a particular type of excuse called self-handicapping.
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Nowhere on anyone's handicapping lists of tossup Senate races will you find Michigan.
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Here's our rundown, handicapping who could sell and who the deal hinges on.
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No fewer than five of these men played crucial roles in handicapping Clinton's campaign.
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Regional experts are aghast and handicapping the odds of a costly great-power war.
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Both senators backed the House impeachment inquiry but expressed caution on handicapping the outcome.
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Self-handicapping can be an effective impression-management strategy, but may also have unintended repercussions.
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Handicapping the degree of an incoming president's score-settling is a new task for investors.
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Bottom line: If you're handicapping the Fed Chair race, you're still probably safest with Powell.
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Gamblers prefer casinos to playing the ponies: slot machines are mindless; handicapping races takes study.
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The FCC's proposal, which goes to extreme lengths in handicapping regulators, could make this possible.
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"Handicapping it is extremely difficult, and contributing to the overall nervousness of investors," he said.
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This is simply to say: In handicapping the Democratic primary, don't forget about Amy Klobuchar.
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Having a broadcaster of college games publicly identified with a sports handicapping business wouldn't fly.
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However, that won't stop the market throughout the week from handicapping what the Fed will do.
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He probably could not intervene to reverse coal's decline without actively handicapping renewables or natural gas.
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" In handicapping Harris' primary chances, Luntz said, "South Carolina is 40% African American, the Democratic primary.
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Others have pragmatic concerns—that corals bred to survive warming seas might suffer handicapping trade-offs.
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Cheri Bustos (D-IL), for the organization's handicapping of Democratic candidates challenging incumbents in the party.
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Do yourself a favor, when handicapping the oil market: Start by taking the Saudis at their word.
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Dink starts to worry about what a muddy racetrack could do to his handicapping of the race.
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Handicapping a presidential primary election this early is a bit like asking a monkey to play darts.
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So it's been slow torture fighting this move and humbling to be among those handicapping a likely pullback.
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The most constructive factor in handicapping the market this year has been the behavior of the market itself.
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Investors are just collectively handicapping the implications for economic policy, interest rates and confidence among businesses and consumers.
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It left the White House scrambling to decipher Pyongyang's motives and analysts handicapping the prospects for the summit.
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The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan handicapping site, moved 220 races in Democrats' favor on Friday as well.
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Later, when acting gigs were few and far between, he learned he had a talent for handicapping horses.
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The same tools that Trump used to bludgeon Republicans on the primary circuit are increasingly handicapping his efforts now.
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"Most people hate giving money before they have to," says R.J. Bell, CEO of the sports handicapping website Pregame.com.
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Humility is in order, particularly in handicapping a field already as long as the holiday lines at Disney World.
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What makes it most interesting, perhaps, is a complicated handicapping system, awarding head starts based on age and gender.
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It warmed up to it with predictions and handicapping and pregame analysis as if it were the Super Bowl.
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It was bad enough to be handicapping myself with such doubt; I didn't need confirmation of it from others.
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But with his throne on the line in 23, the faithful here are already busy handicapping the Democratic field.
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Handicapping the race: These war games split players into a red team of attackers and a blue team of defenders.
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This time around, the team's handicapping system has chosen the Denver Broncos to win the Super Bowl, and here's why.
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An unlevel playing field with our trading partners threatens this future by handicapping and hampering creative and innovative U.S. industries.
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While gossiping about jobs is a Washington parlor game, some veterans caution that the early handicapping is nearly always wrong.
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There are ways President Trump could work to defend our interests with respect to China without handicapping our own economy.
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It's widely believed that he will not seek another, but any handicapping of the campaign to succeed him is premature.
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While there are hundreds of programs to choose from, the vast majority of programs have barriers to entry, handicapping small businesses.
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The Cook Political Report, Cook's handicapping tip sheet, lists 9 more potentially open Democratic seats and 25 potentially open Republican seats.
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CNN rates nine Republican-held seats as competitive or potentially competitive, as does Cook Political Report, a non-partisan handicapping site.
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But, that -- admittedly early -- handicapping is based solely on the fact that he spent eight years as Barack Obama vice president.
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He currently co-runs Ref Picks, a handicapping service, with his business partner, longtime sports bettor and media personality Danny Biancullo.
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If the subjects from the test group reported being stressed, they would be effectively "handicapping" themselves, setting themselves up for failure.
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Men account for only 2100 percent of college graduates, handicapping them in a job market that rewards higher levels of education.
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Point #3: The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan election handicapping site, moved three more House races in Democrats' favor on Wednesday.
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And while there are some new promising signs of veteran political organizing on the left, party sclerosis is handicapping this work.
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In handicapping the Democrats' field in 2020, it is impossible not to include New York's Andrew Cuomo among the top contenders.
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Handicapping House races, though, is a lot harder than other political contests because publicly available voter polls are few and far between.
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Handicapping the Fed's next policy move is looking more and more like a fool's game, even for those inside the central bank.
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Odds: 60/1How they could win: The depth of the Chiefs' wide receiving corps makes handicapping the Super Bowl MVP especially tricky.
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But handicapping Huawei also has economic benefits for the U.S., particularly amid Trump's call for an "America First" approach to international relations.
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Generally speaking, you leave the handicapping to your strategists and your spokespeople and your supporters, and you talk about vision and direction.
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Previously, McDonald's bought out ad space in regional markets where Wendy's rolled out breakfast menus, essentially handicapping the launches before they happened.
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Traders are busy handicapping the always exciting earnings reports from the kings of tech — Apple, Facebook, Alphabet and Amazon — due out this week.
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If the governments allow it, you can get a lot of financial inclusion-- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: What your long-term handicapping of this?
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Before handicapping the chances of Simpson's release, take a moment to reflect on how Simpson ended up here—a journey wreathed in ironies.
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The hysterical melody of "La Bamba" reminds me of the hours leading up to me handicapping myself for a good couple of months.
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It is stretching hospital resources and handicapping hospital staff across the United States, with many emergency nurses treating life-threatening overdoses every day.
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The notion that isolating yourself from germs can backfire on you by handicapping your immune system is what researchers call the hygiene hypothesis.
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That's why some prefer to keep their bugs and continue doing research rather than handicapping themselves for a reward of few thousand dollars.
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Now, as the country is gripped by another impeachment debate, many are comparing the two scandals and handicapping what the Democrats might do.
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The 70-year-old Englishman has been the frontrunner too many times before, only to leave empty-handed, to listen to any Oscars handicapping.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: And what do you think-- WARREN BUFFETT: And--incidentally-- well, I don't think I want to get into handicapping the race.
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" And, two days before that, he tweeted this bit of political handicapping: "Looks to me like it's going to be SleepyCreepy Joe over Crazy Bernie.
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"Investors are essentially handicapping a probability that Trump will announce a broad-based anti-dumping measure on steel imports," said Longbow Research analyst Christopher Olin.
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You and your business partner, professional sports bettor Danny Biancullo, known in the sports world as Danny B, run Ref Picks, a sports handicapping service.
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The organization has been accused of sidelining, ousting or otherwise handicapping pregnant employees, according to interviews with more than a dozen current and former employees.
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Democrats worry the public health crisis surrounding coronavirus will lead to the government propping up the oil industry and handicapping efforts to combat climate change.
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Democrats worry the public health crisis surrounding coronavirus will lead to the government propping up the oil industry and handicapping efforts to combat climate change.
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Handicapping the movie's chances, the Hollywood Reporter offered a reminder that only nine foreign films have ever been nominated as best picture, with none winning.
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Handicapping the agency with additional budget cuts will make matters worse, experts say, emboldening scofflaws to take their chances against an increasingly toothless tax collector.
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Conrath said AT&T, the largest paid television provider in the country, could block Time Warner content from new and innovative startups, handicapping potential rivals.
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Whether the markets are over-anticipating a credit-stress buildup or properly handicapping a stingier credit backdrop is pretty much the fulcrum of the bull—vs.
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Perhaps if he continues under this ruleset we will remember Muangthai's pure Muay Thai days akin to handicapping a calligrapher by making him wear oven gloves.
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Niall Stanage has a helpful early handicapping list of the top 10 Democrats to watch as the presidential election cycle kicks into high gear (The Hill).
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Those of us who lack the inclination and aptitude for the gladiatorial combat that is American politics don't find much attraction in handicapping future presidential races.
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Early handicapping has Villaraigosa running second to Newsom in the June primary and running well in November – unless a Republican comes in second, which looks unlikely.
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She and Dink met through mutual friends, and they entered a horseracing tournament together in January where they won an entry to the $222,222,753 National Handicapping Championships.
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Almost 23 months before the 2020 election, we're handicapping contenders, edging toward prophecies and setting ourselves up to look every bit as foolish as we deserve to.
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There are near-daily rumors that National Security Adviser McMaster will soon leave, and many are handicapping John Bolton as the odds-on choice to succeed him.
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Sanders could have used the moment to denounce a governmental culture of obfuscation and surveillance; instead he played it safe and ended up handicapping himself in the future.
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Containment strategies range from filtering training data for sensitive information to significantly handicapping the development process by, for example, limiting output to simple yes/no questions and answers.
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READ: All eyes on Chris Rock ahead of Oscars show Between handicapping sites, wins from various guilds and simple Oscar chatter, predictions harden fairly quickly into conventional wisdom.
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He delivered a lecture on handicapping horse racing that helped Navy scientists search for a hydrogen bomb lost after a B-52 crash near Palomares, Spain, in 1966.
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On the other hand, American companies like Apple must pay American corporate tax on their foreign earnings before they can invest at home, handicapping them from the start.
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"We have never had a Democrat win the White House by handicapping themselves financially," said Rufus Gifford, who served as the finance director of Mr. Obama's 2012 campaign.
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That includes Planned Parenthood, which has been accused of sidelining, ousting or otherwise handicapping pregnant employees, according to interviews with more than a dozen current and former employees.
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It has launched a subscription digital magazine chock-full of stats and do-it-yourself handicapping methods with more specialized products — N.B.A. packets, for example — in the pipeline.
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During race season, family-friendly pancake breakfasts include narrated track workouts, handicapping seminars, jockey question-and-answer sessions and chances for children to dress up in jockey's silks.
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But the safest bet in handicapping the night might be that no matter who wins in key categories, there will be fewer viewers watching, perhaps than ever before.
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The office said in a statement the proposal interferes with the autonomy of other federal powers and would weaken the country's judicial system, handicapping efforts to combat corruption.
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Perhaps this is naïve, but his entry could encourage a substantive argument about progressive priorities, one that transcends facile theater criticism, ideological purity tests or horse-race handicapping.
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Schumacher said handicapping the aftermath of the vote is difficult, but a closer vote could signal that the government is more likely to work out a compromise exit plan.
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In the end, President Trump's pick for the Supreme Court was the man the media declared the front-runner from the beginning—before the handicapping spun out of control.
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But Susan, what do you make of all this media handicapping based on these sources, where Brett Kavanaugh is a front runner or maybe he is slipping a bit?
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U.S. growth was fading back then, the Atlanta Fed GDPNow forecast for the fourth quarter of 2015 drooping to 1.9 percent; currently it's handicapping a 3.1 percent expansion rate.
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Prior to Isakson's surprise announcement on Wednesday, the Cook Political Report, a non-partisan campaign handicapping service, rated just three GOP seats as "toss up": Arizona, Colorado and Maine.
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While they were busy handicapping the field, I was turning, as I usually do at this time of year, to my fairly robust shelf of books about the sport.
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The University of Virginia's political handicapping team, Sabato's Crystal Ball, said it is changing its rating of the district from "likely Republican" to a "toss-up" following Trott's retirement.
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S. trade war are reaching, have a look at Europe where the yuan's slump is driving up the euro's value against trade partners' currencies, handicapping the export-reliant bloc's economy.
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But dogged by persistent and handicapping issues, officials did not incorporate the wireless emergency system meant to reach anyone with a smartphone, leaving it, instead, only as a last resort.
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The 2000-year-old former straightedge skateboarder and roller derby star is an unlikely character at a racetrack, yet today she is killing it on the horseracing handicapping tournament scene.
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"This fight w/ the squad is exactly where Trump wants 2020 fought," tweeted Amy Walter, a political analyst for the Cook Political Report, a campaign handicapping tip sheet, on Tuesday.
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If campaigns are ever to be more than mere horse races, with more than parimutuel punditry handicapping the personalities, then policy debates also need to be seized as educational opportunities.
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There are places like the Crystal Ball at UVA and the Cook Political Report that provide nonpartisan handicapping of elections, but don't generally cover the day to day of campaigns.
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He hasn't done the hard (read: Impossible) work of figuring out how this country, already $23 trillion in debt, can ladle on vast new entitlement programs without seriously handicapping our future.
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Because of the difficulty handicapping the chance of a U.S.-China deal, John Praveen Portfolio Manager at QMA in Newark, New Jersey, said he would not "completely sell out" of stocks.
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Because of the difficulty handicapping the chance of a U.S.-China deal, John Praveen Portfolio Manager at QMA in Newark, New Jersey, said he would not "completely sell out" of stocks.
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China's equity and currency markets jerking erratically puts a stateside trader in the position of handicapping the Chinese policy maneuvers, that market's response, and our market's reaction to that market's response.
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"Casual fans have a hard time creating a scenario where that horse can get beat," said Jonathon Kinchen, winner of the 2015 National Handicapping Championship, referring to all Triple Crown hopefuls.
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It's one reason why Obama was able to win reelection in 85033 and points to why personality and the mysterious "likeability" quality is important for candidates and those handicapping their chances.
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While that matchup will, rightly, suck up most of the oxygen in the pre-debate handicapping, it's worth remembering that there will be eight other candidates on the stage Thursday too.
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According to the Cook Political Report, a non-partisan political handicapping service, eight of Democrats' 22018 seats are considered "safe" for their side, while 22020 of Republicans' 22016 are rated the same.
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Pay attention ... The guy who's handicapping prowess inspired the movie "Two For The Money" is about to give you free cash (maybe) ... by revealing the biggest LOCKS of the NFL gambling weekend.
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At the moment, the Cook Political Report, a non-partisan handicapping tipsheet, rates three GOP seats (Arizona, Colorado and Maine) as "toss-ups," while it sees the seat of Democratic Alabama Sen.
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The party's co-leaders, Selahattin Demirtas and Figen Yuksekdag, have also been jailed, handicapping its campaign against the April referendum where Turks narrowly voted for constitutional changes to grant Erdogan sweeping new powers.
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This is called self-handicapping—say, for instance, getting drunk the night before taking a test so that if you do poorly you can say you were too hung over to have done well.
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"Admittedly, handicapping the ramifications of trade protectionism is very difficult, as are geopolitical risks, but the endogenous trends are more sanguine even as housing and autos face challenges from higher interest rates," Levkovich said.
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The mistake many people made in handicapping whether President Trump was going to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate deal was to think he would change his mind from his campaign promise.
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In the race to develop cutting-edge artificial intelligence, many worry that America is handicapping itself with strict immigration policies, and creating a local hub seems like an obvious way to sidestep this problem.
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" After the manual became public, during the Watergate hearings, Congress passed a law to prohibit discrimination against federal workers for "political affiliation, race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, age, or handicapping condition.
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Although some U.S. manufacturers will directly benefit from Trump handicapping international competition, the Solar Energy Industries Association said the tariffs would raise prices and result in 23,20 job losses this year across the industry.
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Although some U.S. manufacturers will directly benefit from Trump handicapping international competition, the Solar Energy Industries Association said the tariffs would raise prices and result in 23,000 job losses this year across the industry.
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This has made the U.S. a chilling place for inventors and innovators, handicapping our economy and implicitly aiding foreign competitors that are all too happy to bring the next big idea to their shores.
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TMZ Sports is bringing you this week's picks from Brandon Lang ... a dude whose handicapping is so money they made a movie about him ... with "money" in the title (and Al Pacino, can't beat that).
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Growth in the first quarter of this year was an annualized 1.0 percent, and the economy face numerous structural challenges, notably over-reliance on exports, slow wage growth handicapping domestic demand, and an aging population.
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The Queen's enduring inscrutability is often cited as one of the great achievements of her reign, and she has fulfilled her duties to everyone's satisfaction, with no mystical knowledge beyond dog breeding and horse handicapping.
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Polarization is currently "intense enough to predetermine most of the seats by party affiliation," Larry Sabato, editor in chief of Sabato's Crystal Ball — a political analysis and handicapping newsletter — wrote in response to my inquiry.
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As we pored over dozens of lists handicapping the next big food trends, and interviewed the people who get paid to drill into consumer behavior, we kept in mind that everyone could be dead wrong.
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Typically, this phase would see headlong rallies that fizzle, air pockets opening up without warning, and a messy reckoning with the evidence of the economic damage that the near-vertical market drop had been handicapping.
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McIlroy, who pulled to within one stroke of the lead early in Sunday's round before settling for a final-round 69 and a tie for ninth, nine strokes back, chuckled when told about Spieth's handicapping.
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This emotional handicapping would be fine if we saw her in a passionate and loving marriage with Jeff, which would make sense since they have a wonderful life together, but, that's not exactly the case either.
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Musburger, who is 77, said he was leaving active sportscasting to help his family get a sports handicapping business started and to use some of the millions of airline miles he has earned for recreational travel.
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But the CIA is not in the business of handicapping U.S. presidential elections, so the agency's judgment as whether a particular candidate was helped or hindered by Russian hacking would have to be treated with profound skepticism.
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The broadcasting legend's next move is one that's sure to delight the online commenters for whom dissecting his TV calls became a game within the game: He plans to help his family start a sports handicapping business.
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Republicans, who have already trumpeted Warren's proposal to ban fracking as folly, will likely seize on her call to end offshore drilling as handicapping the American economy and forcing the U.S. to rely more on foreign oil.
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So without a good way of handicapping which way trade negotiations will go, Keon opted to bring his asset allocation exposure just below the standard weighting of 60% stocks and 40% bonds to 59% stocks and 41% bonds.
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There's no shame to be had in this defeat, Henderson has been handicapping his performances in his last few bouts by insisting on fighting at welterweight while he is still one of the top lightweights in the world.
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It was just that the 2012 election was too easy and too predictable—creating a false sense of confidence that handicapping politics required little more than following the polling averages and watching cable shows such as Morning Joe.
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President Trump, by withdrawing the United States from this historic consensus agreement, is handicapping the efforts of nearly 200 participating countries in pursuit of his reckless policy of departure from decades of participation in beneficial international agreements and alliances.
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On Thursday, the Cook Political Report, a leading non-partisan handicapping site, moved 21 House districts in favor of Democrats; Cook House editor David Wasserman suggests that still might underestimate Democrats' ceiling in terms of seat gains this fall.
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Clinton only has to point to any of her nine GOP opponents' plans for handicapping the Environmental Protection Agency to show how a Republican presidency is dangerous to public health (it also helps her case that Snyder is a Republican).
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Given how vital their presence was during our visit, it would represent a tremendous missed opportunity should Disney not incorporate them heavily into Pandora moving forward, handicapping the ability of visitors to lose themselves in the story the world is telling.
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The Cook Political Report, a non-partisan campaign handicapping service (and my first employer in Washington!), changed the ratings on 20 GOP-held districts Friday morning -- all of them moving in Democrats' favor in advance of the 20183 midterm election.
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"Google is severely handicapping repair businesses, prioritizing purchases over repair and reuse, and deciding which companies customers can turn to when they need to fix electronics," iFixit wrote to the US Federal Trade Commission about the Google ad ban last month.
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Any setback could snowball into future slowdowns, severely handicapping the mayor's goal of opening 18 to 20 shelters a year and ending the city's use of commercial hotel rooms and so-called cluster apartments, which are both inconvenient and costly.
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To keep things fair, Lee will start his games against HanDol with two stones already on the board, handicapping the AI. "Even with a two-stone advantage, I feel like I will lose the first game to HanDol," Lee said.
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The Cook Political Report, a leading independent political handicapping site, moved 22017 races in Democrats' favor on Friday morning -- changes that mean that 22018 Republican-held seats are rated as competitive while just five(!) Democratic seats are seen that same way.
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After that first quarter earnings period, the election has more power to take hold of the market direction, Goldberg said, and that could include handicapping the Federal Reserve, which may be hard pressed to do anything so close to the election.
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While that standoff underscored national security concerns posed by advances in technology security, the growing use of strong default encryption on mobile devices and communications by criminal suspects is handicapping investigators' ability to pursue routine cases, law enforcement officials told the hearing.
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With interest rates rising, Wall Street has been handicapping how high yields can go before the stock market begins to really suffer, and some analysts say the market could start to get nervous as soon as the 103-year touches 3.5 percent.
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And although the analysis is written through a financial and policy lens, its conclusions can sometimes read just like the same thing you might hear from a panelist on CNN's election night coverage, handicapping the chances of Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.
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The presence of the mercurial Mr. Trump atop the Republican ticket is only one of many narrative wild cards in a state where Democrats and Republicans are evenly matched, and where handicapping statewide races is a challenge even in a normal year.
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The study, "Circadian variations in claimed self-handicapping: Exploring the strategic use of stress as an excuse," was conducted at Indiana University and consisted of 237 subjects, all of whom were instructed to come to the lab and take an intelligence test.
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"To be clear: a ~2% Bishop (R) victory in #NC09, a district that voted for Trump by 12%, is still bad news for the House GOP overall," tweeted David Wasserman, the House editor for the non-partisan political handicapping site the Cook Report.
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Lang rides this handicapping hot streak onto Abrams' TV show—he has a sports gambling TV show, like the kind you see all over the airwaves—where he usurps the throne of one Jeremy Piven as the Bro-iest Bro of Them All.
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"To be clear: a ~2% Bishop (R) victory in #NC09, a district that voted for Trump by 12%, is still bad news for the House GOP overall," tweeted David Wasserman, the House editor for the non-partisan political handicapping site The Cook Political Report.
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So, if I were handicapping this year's awards, the most surprising Best Film win would be Mad Max, the only contender where the screenwriter is not nominated for an Oscar, or "Bridge of Spies," the only nominated film with no nod for the director.
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In the early handicapping of the 2020 presidential race, some of the strongest potential contenders are those with expansive lists of small donors, a group that includes Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, and Beto O'Rourke, who lost his bid for a Texas Senate seat.
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On Monday, the Cook Political Report, a non-partisan handicapping tip sheet, moved 236 Republican-held seats into more vulnerable territory, a reflection, wrote House editor David Wasserman, of the quality Democratic candidates drawn to run by what looks like a very favorable national political environment.
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Separately, public safety experts have warned that Keiko would be handicapping the corruption-plagued police if she follows through on her campaign promise to reverse a reform stopping the widespread practice of underpaid officers working as private security guards, in their official uniforms, on their days off.
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Most Android phones will have to wait until 2019 to duplicate the 3D sensing feature behind Apple's Face ID security, three major parts producers have told Reuters, handicapping Samsung and others on a technology that is set to be worth billions in revenue over the next few years.
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Handicapping the possible outcomes, the best case scenario would have the remaining European Union leadership channel their inner Abraham Lincoln, and embrace his famous phrase and approach to reconstruction, which urged malice toward none and charity toward all, in moving the United States forward, after the Civil War.
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It's not really a cabaret thing, but they ended up being so fun, because they were smaller rooms and it felt like people were so excited to see it and just a different experience for us — almost like you're handicapping yourself because you remove the drums and the volume.
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WASHINGTON, April 19 (Reuters) - The growing use of strong default encryption on mobile devices and communications by criminal suspects is handicapping investigators' ability to pursue them, law enforcement officials told Congress on Tuesday, pressing Apple Inc and other companies that defend the technology as integral to protecting consumers.
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Most Android phones will have to wait until 22019 to duplicate the 3D sensing feature behind Apple's Face ID security, three major parts producers have told Reuters, handicapping Samsung and others on a technology that is set to be worth billions in revenue over the next few years.
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Wall Street has been handicapping the outcome of the much anticipated meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping, and many investors believe the two will likely agree to hold off on new tariffs and restart negotiations, but existing tariffs would not be rolled back by much, if at all.
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Silicon Valley, we have a problem Eve Smith, Invisible Hand Strategies, LLC To: Jeff Bezos , Mark Zuckerberg , Sundar Pichai CC: Tim Cook , Reed Hastings , Satya Nadella The federal antitrust case against Microsoft started after states investigated the company's conduct; Texas played a pivotal role in handicapping Standard Oil in the 1880s.
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He also spent time during the rally railing at The New York Times, handicapping his 2020 Democratic rivals, touting the US car industry -- even as the United Auto Workers are on strike -- lamenting the emoluments clause of the COnsitution and threatening that Democrats want to "demolish everything" that Republicans have gained.
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That is both a statement of fact and a comment on my typically desultory talent at handicapping the Derby, which even for the savviest horse-pickers is a feat astronomically more complicated than the already difficult skill of picking a winner in, say, a middle-of-the-week feature at your local racetrack.
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These gifts include legislation handicapping the ability of states and tribal authorities to oppose fossil fuel projects, doubling down on efforts to open Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling, and a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission dominated by Republicans, meaning even less environmental oversight of new oil pipelines or liquefied natural gas terminals.
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And as for Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback who inspired the anthem protests by kneeling in order to raise awareness about racial oppression and police brutality toward African-Americans, no owner has deemed him worthy of a job, despite widespread handicapping that, while not in his prime, he certainly still is of a caliber to play.
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While Bliss cautions against leaning too heavily on the special elections when handicapping 2018, he says the GOP already has a successful message: comparing House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.).
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Consider "The Great Sermon Handicap," a Jeeves-and-Bertie-Wooster story about placing bets on which village vicar will deliver the longest sermon; understanding the story means understanding making book and handicapping horses, and also why village names like Upper Bingley (and Lower Bingley) and Gandle-by-the-Hill and Little Clickton-in-the-Wold are funny, under the circumstances.
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Letter of Recommendation On the sunny June day my father got remarried 25 years ago, just a relatively short time before the ceremony, I was at Belmont Park betting horses with him and his friend Bruce, a gentle soul who, for his keen and obsessively practiced handicapping skills, had been given (by my father) the tongue-in-cheek nickname the Shark.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE, a fellow Washington Democrat, blamed political posturing for handicapping the bank's operations.
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SO, YOU KNOW, THE PRESIDENT WANTS TO MAKE SURE THEY DON'T CHANGE THESE PLANS AND HES WATCHING IT. QUICK: ALTHOUGH THE TREASURY REPORT FROM A FEW DAYS AGO SAID THAT CHINA RECENTLY HAS BEEN ACTIVELY TRYING TO PROP UP ITS CURRENCY AND NOT LET IT FALL BELOW THOSE ISSUES MNUCHIN: WELL THAT'S WHY I SAID ITS A WARNING SHOT TO MAKE SURE THAT CHINA DOESNT DEVALUE THE CURRENCY AS THEY HAVE IN THE PAST KERNEN: YOURE NOT HANDICAPPING ANYTHING FOR ME. CAN YOU HANDICAP THE LIKELIHOOD THAT SOME OF THE MOST PUNITIVE TARIFFS ACTUALLY GO INTO EFFECT?
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