A center for single men, in northern Paris, will have room for up to 600 people; another in a southern suburb, for families, women and children, will have room for 350.
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After the event, however, he might have room for manoeuvre.
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Mr Yusheng, for his part, may have room for improvement.
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And they have room for three people, not just one.
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Compared to gold, silver continues to have room to run.
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Fact: Your oral sex skills always have room for improvement.
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It may have room to raise prices without alienating consumers.
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The platforms should have room to find the creative implementations.
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I think stocks still may have room to go up.
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"Otherwise, we simply wouldn't have room for it," he says.
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But most chapters in "Richard Nixon" have room to breathe.
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But American textbooks only have room for so many villains.
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Some Wall Street analysts say stocks have room to run.
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When you get glitches, you don't have room for error. Right.
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GUTFELD: We&aposre not going to have room for your package.
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"You still have room to improve," the app informed me delicately.
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"You delete three selfies, you have room for Uber" Deng laughs.
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Companies have room for manoeuvre and private investment is more dynamic.
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Some provinces are already over-indebted but some still have room.
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Colorado Christian University wants its students to have room to grow.
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She and Mr. Corcos do not have room for a sofa.
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The showrunners decided, however, they didn't have room to explore this.
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Once you think you have "Room 104" figured out, it changes.
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They still have room to move, especially emerging markets ex-China.
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But the Japanese capital might not have room for them all.
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He also indicates he and Facebook still have room to grow.
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"Moscow wanted Trump to have room to maneuver," Mr. Frolov added.
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The factors you identify show where you have room to grow.
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Poor countries don't want them; landfills don't have room for them.
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And movies increasingly don't have room for that sort of premise.
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Uh...do you guys have room for a few guests next time?!
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But the world might actually have room for that many miniature rockets.
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" But women, they'd argue, don't have room not to "play the game.
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If it does have room, the material will behave as a conductor.
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The Mets, however, did not have room for him in the rotation.
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Do we all have room to improve in our lives or careers?
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But Stifel analyst John Baugh said they still have room to run.
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Despite yesterday's earnings stumble, Amazon may yet have room to expand further.
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"You have room for one more?" asked Jos Hermens, his Dutch manager.
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The center will also have room for up to 100 student workers.
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Crew cabins barely have room to move — and are made for two.
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The cottages have room for two to four guests to sleep comfortably.
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Hillavators are sometimes installed when homes don't have room for an elevator.
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They still have room to maneuver, but less so than ever before.
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In any case, that island would only have room for 100,000 people.
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The Democrats have room to grow, but Republicans aren't sounding the alarm.
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In Van Nuys, they now have room for their two young boys.
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It remains to be seen whether others even have room remaining to cut.
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Yet, the government may not have room to spend more, said SocGen's Kundu.
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Like Terranova, Pete Najarian believes the chip stocks still have room to run.
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The "Halftime Report" experts debated if these stocks still have room to run.
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Now that the King has moved, other pieces have room to move, too.
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Gray said judging by current conditions, the bulls could have room to run.
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So, yes, we have room for improvement when it comes to gender relations.
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Stocks may have room to run, but be ready for a bumpy ride.
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Assuming Elliott is up for the challenge, he will have room to work.
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Now they have room for everyone who wants to visit them in Florida.
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I guess what I'm asking is, does that cave have room for two?
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The shelter will also have room for 75 additional people during weather emergencies.
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Too often, the world's attention seems to have room for only the first.
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We politely told him we couldn't sit down because we didn't have room.
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"If this is still going a year from now, I don't know what happens, because I'm not going to have room for them, my elevator is not going to have room for them, and nobody is buying them," he said.
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I don't care how big your backyard is, you don't have room for moose.
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So why the f— am I going to have room for all of these?
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"Those two groups have room to catch up to software and services," he added.
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The rough edges do make it feel like Dreamscape's experiences have room to mature.
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Without those constraints of structure being very formal, then we have room to play.
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" Trump continued: "And he'll probably even have room service, the way our country is.
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If you have off-patent drugs you can have room to manoeuvre in pricing.
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Even the current chatbots available on Facebook have room to improve in this department.
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I'm a strong woman, but I don't have room in my life for nastiness.
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YOU HAVE TO HAVE ROOM FOR CONCESSIONS TO THE OTHER SIDE AND SO FORTH.
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According to these ratios, Fitch believes that Mexican Banks still have room to grow.
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I can even double up on sandal storage where I have room for multiples
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Finally, I have room to stand back and see my work from a distance.
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A paved carport and gravel parking area have room for up to five cars.
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Is "Atlanta" their token diversity viewing and they don't have room for any more?
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Do we really have room for such an excessive parade in the current climate?
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The second theory offers the possibility that emerging markets still have room to grow.
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But then out comes dessert and, well, you always have room for dessert, right?
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But it still could have room to grow with its other apps, including WhatsApp.
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"You guys have room for one more?" he asks, and the group eagerly welcomes him.
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They have room available, and I book a bed for the night for $6.6 p.m.
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Does the overcrowded and cut-throat music streaming business have room for an additional player?
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"It's true, in the browser scheme of things, we have room to grow," admitted Belfiore.
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While the stock has rallied recently, he thinks it could still have room to run.
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Fragmentation means that even the biggest have room to grow; they believe digitisation will help.
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We still seem to have room for another burst after the tax cuts are approved.
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For now, though, both of the big off-price chains have room for further expansion.
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The rally could still have room to run, if recent market history is any guide.
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Do you have room for another must-see drama in the era of Peak TV?
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We don't have room for a pumpkin-shaped pie dish or 10 spare wool blankets.
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Companies still have room to influence 25G technology because it has not yet been deployed.
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You should be in a well-ventilated area where people have room to spread out.
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When they have room for two, a patch for Guinot's brand Mary Cohr is added.
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Move your furniture away from air vents and radiators so they have room to breathe.
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But the consensus among analysts is that stocks still have room to run in 230.
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"Even if you don't have room for a nap room, it's completely private," she said.
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The hospital would not admit her, saying it did not have room for more patients.
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The campus didn't have room for so many freshmen, and Irvine needed to do something.
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Pare down and declutter, the thinking goes, and your mind will have room to exhale.
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But party officials said they might not have room for the president-elect's onetime boss.
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SpaceX will have room to fly more astronauts to the space station than just NASA's.
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And current liquidity conditions mean money market repurchase agreement rates have room to fall further.
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Well water treatment and pressure pumping might have room for further discounts too, Barclays said.
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Although acknowledging potential leverage risks, he said banks have room for growth and improved efficiency.
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They are locked in cells that have room for a bed and a few possessions.
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It will have room for 43,24 passengers and 4 crew members, just like the original Titanic.
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Here in 2018, we finally have room to get a little perspective on the whole thing.
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But once it's all in front of me I only have room for half a burrito.
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The R1 may not have room for a human driver, but the vehicles aren't completely unmonitored.
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This is one of the reasons the dollar may still have room to fall, Rickards said.
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Pour a million Earths into a hallowed out Sun, and you'd still have room for more.
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The proposed building, referred to as Bellevue 600, would have room to accommodate thousands of employees.
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Now to figure out if you have room in your house for more huge Labo creations.
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How would you fit in all the other components and still have room for the balloon?
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She also compared herself to an evolving Pokémon, because even international celebrities have room for growth.
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Hearts have room in them for a lot of love, and that love takes many forms.
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We have room for more than one flavor of candidate or voice in the Democratic Party.
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But he and Plawecki have room for improvement, especially in preventing stolen bases, another Mets weakness.
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My prediction is that they will have room for the full range of the human condition.
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In part, they have room to cut back because many factories were previously running full out.
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That means some central banks may not have room to take rates much lower, said analysts.
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Unlike our white male counterparts who have room to fail up, we don't have that luxury.
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She struggled to convince friends and family that she simply did not have room for presents.
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And if possible, serve them in generous wine glasses so the aromas have room to rise.
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The R2 may not have room for a human driver, but the vehicles aren't completely unmonitored.
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The articulated buses that now run in parts of the city have room for about 100 passengers.
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If you have room for the fuel, there's no denying the delicious smokey flavor it can deliver.
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Currently, the seismometer's legs are at the midpoint position, so mission engineers have room to work with.
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But he told CNBC that the current market value, while expensive, could still have room to run.
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Your child won&apost need — or have room for — everything on the college packing list, Harrington says.
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Everything is held in with screws, and all the components have room to breathe inside the case.
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The Plus-sized iPhone 6 and 2563S are physically larger and have room for a bigger battery.
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Alphabet's Duo is testing whether users have room for yet another Google app on their home screens.
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It's richly melodic, and her resistance to overloading the production means those melodies have room to shine.
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Here, they have room to roam, explore and relax, and no one asks anything of the pair.
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It turned out she did have room in her heart for another man—this one wholly human.
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However, the Fund pointed out that emerging economies have room to offset the impact of external conditions.
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For those who do not have room for a SWAT van or a wall, there are prints.
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"We had to tell lots of potential investors that we didn't have room for them," Toon adds.
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This is where the cult favorites of tomorrow can have room to breathe and amass a following.
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Finish off the meal, if you have room, with burnt vanilla churros served with dulce de leche.
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And it's a big cart, so we have room for a lot of food in one visit.
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The new jails, however, would not have room even for the number of people being held today.
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I do manage to eat the sweet potato tots because I always have room for fried potatoes.
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Beijing does have room to increase public spending, cut taxes and provide cheap credit to bolster growth.
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With Trump, Cramer said, Chinese officials have room to negotiate, so long as a deal is made.
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Include information about your passions and future goals that you don't have room for in a résumé.
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But research is a different matter altogether and one where the Fed's technocrats have room to run.
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Many funds are now very underweight in stocks so allocations may only have room to move higher.
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Well, sir, she says, if you're traveling with this lady, she might have room in her bag.
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"I think the judge will have room to impose whatever sentence that he deems appropriate," he said.
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I feel that I have room in my heart / mind to be obsessed with multiple people at once.
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"I always have room to fix things with someone that I have cared about so much," she said.
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"We just don't have room," said Peter Higgins, director of airport operations at Delta's Salt Lake City hub.
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In fact, it's predicting sales that take place in bricks-and-mortar stores still have room to grow.
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Strength in metal prices this year has some "Fast Money" traders believing commodities stocks have room to run.
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Trader Pete Najarian agreed and said even some of the big cap chip stocks have room for growth.
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Our favorite celebrities have room to ramble, and rambling can lead to some unexpected and sometimes profound places.
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But there were others, I think, who had/have room in their hearts for both Bernie and Hillary!
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Maintain a separate life from your S.O., and make sure the two of you have room to breathe.
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We focussed on large chains, which would have room for advancement, and sent out a lot of applications.
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Frankly, so much unknowing is being dished out here that nobody's going to have room for the risotto.
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The space features stadium seating so that employees can have room to collaborate and meet up during meals.
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Or the economy could tank, taking your net worth with it — would you have room to cut expenses?
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He said the economy shows policymakers have room to do what they want without doing lost standing-damage.
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I don't have the money or energy for a party at my house; my daughter doesn't have room.
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During busy times, half of the city's 20 main lines have room for neither more trains nor riders.
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Maybe it just seems too messy, or you don't have room in your home for a decent oven.
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The courts are separated by a 43-foot viewing structure; the arena will have room for 6,000 fans.
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KN: I always have room service, blast Post Malone radio, drink tea and feel cute while getting ready.
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There are a lot of great soundbars out there, and we don't have room to feature them all.
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Tsai may not have room to move much further, especially if Beijing continues to freeze out the D.P.P.
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Singapore's regulators should have room to move against property price falls by reversing macro-prudential tightening, if needed.
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If you put carpet in your room, will you have room for a vacuum to clean it with?
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As long as you have room for both of these together, you&aposll have enough space to workout.
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Those companies have brought thousands of highly paid workers into housing markets that don't have room for everyone.
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"We need to make sure he doesn't have room for fraud," he wrote in an email, according to MyNewsLA.
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But that means I don't have room for Steven Stamkos or Patrice Bergeron, let alone any defensemen or goalies.
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Now the writers have room to really build that character, which ultimately I enjoy watching more than Erlich [laughs].
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We continue to expect the RBI to have room for another 50 bps of rate cuts by end-FY2020.
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We have less room, but we do have room and we do have an ability to use that room.
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The refugees themselves, meanwhile, are anxious to get their own space, where their children can have room to play.
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But the cargo hub in Cincinnati on which the company is spending $1.5bn will have room for 20123 jets.
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Anadarko looks appealing in part because of its shale acreage, in part because its operations have room for improvement.
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How they'll have room for all that pie after that insane meal beats us, but consider us officially jealous.
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Larger engines prevalent in North America, China and emerging markets still have room to improve real emissions by shrinking.
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She explained that a messy apartment signals that you might not have room for someone else in your life.
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Maidi said Caterpillar's earnings still have room to grow as its revenues are 25 percent off their 2012 peak.
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The current space can accommodate about 120 diners; the next Bouley will have room for a fraction of that.
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Any genre or storytelling form should have room for both its most realistic self and its most fantastical self.
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We've managed, and done well for ourselves in our eight years of marriage, but definitely have room to grow.
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Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research, in a note Monday said stocks still have room to run.
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Oil prices still have room to run after rallying to 3½-year highs, drilling pioneer Harold Hamm said Wednesday.
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The Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls, and Dallas Mavericks will have room, but none feel like a good fit.
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While in the field, the autonomous advances that farming already has on highway driving still have room for improvement.
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Blockbuster job growth in February suggests this economy, already nine years into expansion, may yet have room to run.
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As practiced as they are, Mr. Aberle and Ms. Levy still have room to up their summer barbecue game.
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"It's the reason you always have room for dessert at a restaurant even when you're full," Dr. Pontzer said.
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It's not crowded, we have room, and we monitor to make sure that the flying public always has priority.
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Wendy's, Bojangles' and Jack in the Box are all of similarly digestible sizes and have room for expense management.
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We all do, and we all have room in our lexicons for the quaint, the familiar and the fresh.
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AD: Next week Richard Fisher: Yep, and they still have room to increase the short rates 25 basis points.
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We do it far better than we did 50 years ago, but-- we have-- room for improvement on that.
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"I think financials are cheap," said Saut, who added he believes small-cap stocks also have room to run.
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And yet many cities are so crowded they don't have room for more cars — even automated, electric cars congest.
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As long as the EU drug wholesaling networks remain in their current state, the counterfeiters have room to maneuver.
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And investors are at odds over whether FAANG stocks have hit a ceiling or still have room to run.
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That was down from a recent high of 143 percent in 2011 — but could still have room to fall.
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Ask yourself: Do you have room for a dog, and the time and energy to feed and exercise it?
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Other teams have to guess which lineups will be most effective—the Cubs have room to tinker with it live.
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However, the decline in inventories in June shows that companies still have room to expand output, said Mizuho Securities' Miyagawa.
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Although Snapchat and Instagram are competing bitterly for ad dollars, teens have room for both of them on their phones.
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But those same measures can actually show that stocks have room to run — so long as certain tweaks are made.
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Jumping spiders don't have room in their tiny, hairy heads for structured light projectors and all that kind of thing.
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Yet despite their defenses, both candidates appear to have room to improve with voters who remain concerned about their ages.
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George and Amal Clooney may have babies on the brain, but they still have room in their hearts for animals.
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Biotech stocks this week hit their highest levels since January, and some analysts say the stocks have room to run.
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Qantas' new aircraft will have room to seat 236 passengers, including 42 in business class and 28 in premium economy.
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"We all have room to set aside a little money for our future," says certified financial planner Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz.
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Rae Sremmurd, "By Chance" I have room in my life for more dead-eyed, off-key party music in 2016.
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DC plan sponsors have room for improvement in setting the default savings rate for participants automatically enrolled in the plan.
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"We didn't have space at home to welcome a refugee but we did have room in the garden," said Boulanger.
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Right now, you most definitely have room for another burger, another hot dog, more chips, and a bucket of salsa.
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Yeah, and then games that didn't have room [for combat] were like adventure games, and a lot of mystery games.
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Nonetheless, Ms. Moore made it clear that she doesn't have room in her calendar for all those extra commemorative holidays.
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After a weak showing last month, a sigh of relief as this expansion seems to have room to run yet.
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The puzzle would still have room to breathe, and naïve me could have avoided UOMO and CTS and IROC / DCON.
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If you don't have room for a full garden, even a bed of flowers on a windowsill can sustain bees.
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Even the most rustic inns usually have room for a wooden shelf above the toilet or elsewhere in the bathroom.
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Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist of The Leuthold Group, thinks the dollar may have room to run — to the downside.
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"After 2017, in the next legislative period, we'll have room to cut taxes by around 15 billion euros," he said.
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Some days, the distance I have come is clear, while other days I see I still have room to improve.
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When he tries to fix himself and right old wrongs, there's a chance they might still have room for him.
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She didn't have room to stand up, but wasn't crammed in there either — she looked snug and cozy in there.
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Administration officials have already warned they're out of space and have been releasing families they don't have room to detain.
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"Our hospitals did not have room for them so we had to put them in the fish fridges," he said.
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They pointed to analysis showing Asian shares still have room to run and they are cheaper than their U.S. peers.
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This takes time and purposeful direction, something that TV doesn't always have room for when it comes to crafting episodes.
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We still have room for growth and improvement, but we are taking daily strides to improve our financial habits and communication.
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Still, many are betting the central bank will have room to hike again in December, with market odds at 47.2 percent.
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Yet local beauty brands like Shiseido and snail mask supremo Amorepacific have room to grow too: they can reverse the trend.
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"We all have room to set aside a little money for our future," certified financial planner Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz tells CNBC.
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Save $70 on the iRobot Roomba 2380 — $21 See Details If you have room to splurge a bit, do it here.
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I do like to sleep with my foster parents, but at the end of the bed so you still have room.
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But if I'm being honest, I only have room in my life for one — the question is which gets left behind.
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These frameworks are great for some tasks, but have room to improve in applying stored connected facts to real-world challenges.
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You have room for only a certain number of people and each division can only invite a certain number of people.
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Tell her she'll have room to play, with lots of other women who have had abortions, and be very, very happy.
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The constant is that we believe we are still early in our journey and we have room to learn and grow.
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Traders said the results suggest Itaú will have room to cut record provisions to bolster profit for the quarters to come.
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"We still have room to maneuver, we can go to an even more expansionary monetary policy," Jordan told a press conference.
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But if seasonal adornments haven't been on your radar or you just don't have room for a tree, not to worry!
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Inflation has yet to rise to concerning levels, and as long as the pace remains modest, stocks have room to climb.
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Russia's new ICBMs have room to add additional warheads, in case the New START treaty expires or either side abrogates it.
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I don't have room for hate in my heart… I am not going to stay silent and not use my voice.
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Unlike most teams with big cap space, the Giants have room because many of their best players are coming off contracts.
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Taken together, the goals offered a tantalizing snapshot of the Americans' offensive potential when they — and Pulisic — have room to operate.
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Moreover, ensuring PTC and other safety enhancing technologies continue to have room to develop is vital for American innovation and competitiveness.
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One was tonal: At a time when TV has gone gritty, sophisticated and dark, audiences may have room for something else.
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If you have room on your property, you could also think about installing ground-mounted solar panels remotely from your house.
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Recent polling suggests those candidates whose campaigns have faltered some — and those that are on the upswing — have room to expand.
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Not only are Herman Miller and Steelcase defying conventional wisdom, but they also have room to continue rising, the host contended.
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My bedside table doesn&apost have room for both an Echo Dot and a clock — maybe other apartment dwellers can relate.
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Euronext will have room for "selective" acquisitions after its expected 692 million euro purchase of Oslo Bors, Chief Executive Stephane Boujnah said.
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Thanks to the power of air travel, these destinations are more accessible than ever before — provided you have room in your budget.
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In fact, India and Indonesia cut rates in August and could even have room to cut again – perhaps even joined by Thailand.
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It seems their product, just like the AI algorithms that may one day rely on it, will always have room for improvement.
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In this new space I have room to hold workshops, and plenty of wall space to display my work for Open Studios.
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Brown called on Trump to stick to his pledge of eliminating unfair trade deals and renegotiating others that have room for improvement.
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He thought Meerkat might still have room to grow, and worried a private broadcasting app might find it difficult to acquire users.
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The toy successes signal that all three of the retailers have room to grow their market share in Toys "R" Us' absence.
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Company shares are priced high relative to their earnings, but they still have room to get more expensive, based on past rallies.
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"Some people are concerned with global growth, but the Fed does have room as far as the U.S. economy goes," said Roseen.
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World of difference in these int'l ETFs Stocks & rates have room to run Vanguard begins sector transition So what's the truth here?
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History shows that if economists are right, and no recession is on the horizon, the market could still have room to grow.
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LiVigne told Business Insider that Convene is one of the "lowest density" coworking spaces in NY, so tenants have "room to breath."
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With the Bushwhacker Omaha Bicycle Grocery Pannier, you'll have room on your bike for all of the items on your shopping list.
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Maybe all he really cares about is the wall, and Republican reformers and their allies in Congress will have room to maneuver.
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Though the store did not have room for a photo center, it did get a head start on holiday decorations in September.
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"Given the weak economy, our model suggests we might have room to cut rates over the next year or so," Kganyago said.
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"On one side of the court, we didn't have room to hit a backhand or forehand," she said in a telephone interview.
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On the plus side, those 2016 Florida turnout numbers show that Democrats do have room to bring new voters into the electorate.
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And those prices may have room to rise if the tensions escalate or spill over into other countries in the Middle East.
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Both spaceships have room for a fourth seat, bumping the station's overall crew size to seven once Russia returns to full staffing.
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That's despite three-quarters of employers saying they typically have room to increase their first salary offer by 5 to 10 percent.
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Mapping your expenses will help you see where, and if, you have room to chip away at your debt, financial experts say.
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The desk and "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer debated Bank of America's call, as well as which athletic stocks have room to run.
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That's where the problems for Trump could come in, as the economy does not have room to get much better, according to Silver.
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"Just because a precedent is made doesn't mean the states don't have room for discretion in terms of applying these decisions," Owens says.
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I think we may still have room to fall, so I'm only going to invest a small percentage – dollar cost averaging is important!
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What he didn't have room to keep, Mr. Smith and his first wife began reselling at the now extinct 26th Street flea market.
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"If the reports are confirmed, it means that Turkey and the U.S. will have room to maneuver and discuss the issue," he said.
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The "Fast Money " traders debated which energy stocks have room to the upside, as the sector has already rallied 22 percent this year.
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However, most DIY solutions don't have room for complicated real-life situations, and if they aren't executed properly, may not be legally binding.
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However, Walmsley said GSK has a good track record of integrating large acquisitions and that it's consumer business does have room to grow.
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Given that Levon Biss didn't have room for an entire portrait studio at home, he turned to shooting insects in his spare time.
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The service lets customers pick up packages at a store's counter, designed for retailers that don't have room to accommodate Amazon's "Locker" service.
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"Given all the uncertainty from Italy and trade tensions I do not expect we have room for (valuation) multiple expansion," UniCredit's Stocker said.
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If for some reason you do want to wear socks with them, you should still have room when you wear your true size.
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And if the space you're in doesn't have room for your voice, don't be afraid to carve out a space of your own.
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With its own real estate in the friendlier arts ecosystem of the Hudson Valley, programs like the incubator will have room to grow.
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As long as you keep the ratio of 1½ pounds of ricotta to three eggs, you have room to play with the flavorings.
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In addition, inflation has yet to rise to concerning levels, and as long as the pace remains modest, stocks have room to climb.
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Speculative investors have room to expand their long positions further, which would help drive prices higher, analysts at Citi said in a note.
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"While we have come a long ways, obviously we still have room to go to get fully restored and recovered," Collier he said.
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The monetary fund argued that many countries, like the United States, have room to raise tax rates on the wealthiest without impeding growth.
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In today's world of exponentially expanding media, and exponentially expanding understanding of the complexity of gender, we have room for all of them.
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With children under age 10, parents can take the lead in a discussion about where family members have room to grow, she said.
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Okay, straight talk: I recently wrote down everything I ate for an entire week, and whoa mama do I have room for improvement.
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Both Facebook and Google undeniably have room for advertising growth, but Facebook's earnings report warnings make Alphabet look even more invincible than ever.
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"Sales do have room for growth in most areas, but nationally, overall activity could be slightly negative," Yun said about next year's forecast.
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As a student in Montreal, Moshe Safdie concluded that people should live in denser settings and that apartments should have room for gardens.
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In some cases, middlemen known as "pharmacy benefit managers" have made it clear they don't have room on their formularies for another generic.
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The boxes and packing materials also took up a lot of refrigerator space, we found, something many millennials may not have room for.
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This containment means that conservatives have room and time to be more patient, cautious and experimental than were the Obama Democrats before them.
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In other words, the manufacturing sector would seem to have room to produce more stuff even without expanding factory floors or adding equipment.
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Given the continued popularity of Bernie Sanders and the rise of politicians like Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, these numbers have room to grow.
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The buyer will have room to stretch ... 4 bedrooms, including a luxurious master, spa bath and steam shower blanketed with Calcutta gold marble.
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When all is said and done, if you're ordering something called a "unicorn frappuccino," do you really have room to take yourself too seriously?
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"We decided to act on prices now as we have room for any such manoeuvre", Chief Executive Mike McCollum told analysts in a briefing.
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Tune in tomorrow for a sneak peek of that Q&A (plus some additional questions we didn't have room to include in the book).
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Plus, they take up almost no room in your carry-on bag (master "the roll" and you'll even have room to spare for souvenirs).
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If you don't think you have room in your suitcase for DSLR camera, take out that extra pair of shoes you probably won't wear.
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Recent comments from Sotheby's CEO Tad Smith have suggested that fine art prices have room to grow, based on the wealth of today's billionaires.
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"I understand because they only have 12 reality shows that are on TV 80 hours a week, but they didn't have room for me."
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Clearly 5D Totalmotion isn't a consumer device, unless you have room for an entire VR setup and a motion machine, in which case cool.
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Other online file-sharing services like Dropbox can stream and store uploaded music too, as long as you have room within your storage allowance.
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"Even if rates climb closer to 5 percent, sales have room to grow more, but only if current supply levels start increasing more meaningfully."
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Residents are encouraged to call and describe their symptoms so they can be told whether to see a doctor and which hospitals have room.
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But the most impressive part of the lower level might just be the wine cellar, which appears to have room for hundreds of bottles.
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Lux Capital partner Renata Quintini said not all companies are in winner-take-all markets, so some startups will still have room to thrive.
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Eventually the school will have room for 600 children up to age 18; administrators say they will open a secondary school as enrollment rises.
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But it turned out the Capitol didn't have room to host the hearing, so instead the bus parked at a church across the street.
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Not only are Herman Miller and Steelcase are defying conventional wisdom, but they also have room to continue rising, the "Mad Money" host contended.
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And I'm not saying that people can't learn to live with trauma, but Life Itself doesn't have room to explore how that might happen.
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The URB-E Pro GT is great for people who don't want to exercise or don't have room for a bike in their daily commute.
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You need a deep side pocket so you can forget about your phone, carry your keys, and maybe have room for a snack or something.
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If you don't have room to store your bike at home or at work, then join legions of Londoners and take to your folding bicycle.
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I believe we still have room for all of that – and don't have to choose to be right or win to the exclusion of civility.
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And many of the Canadian companies now have room to nudge into their own oil sands and consolidate their ownership, giving them a competitive edge.
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The Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes may have cooled the economy sufficiently, but not so drastically that stocks don't have room to rally, he said.
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For those who don't have room for another dog in their home, Lauch hopes they learn an important message about shelter animals from this story.
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It would cost relatively little to turn the building into two large chambers, which unlike those of Westminster would have room for all their legislators.
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They don't have room even to deal with all aspects of the main plot, let alone with subplots, subtleties, underlying themes and long-running patterns.
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J. is making himself dinner, but after my enormous lunch, I only have room for a handful of baby carrots and a couple lychee jellies.
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The chairman of UBS has told CNBC that the worst thing for investors to do is sell stocks and markets still have room to grow.
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While the technology will likely always have room for improvement, Ronnie James Dio's widow, Wendy Dio, told CNBC that the skeptics have it all wrong.
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While a company like Uber may take a huge lead in market share, others, like Lyft, may still have room to profit and even prosper.
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"They have room to make sure the economy doesn't slow too quickly," Graham told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday after the GDP numbers were released.
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"While certain aspects of the guidelines need to be updated, some prescribers also have room for improvement and should implement the current guidelines," McKinnell said.
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We bought presents very intentionally and have all ready cycled out the old toys from our toy drawers to have room for the new few.
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A second type of countries such as Brazil, the Gulf or Romania, already have good energy infrastructure but have room for more power demand growth.
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"Most markets around the world have room for one or two major carriers," said Samuel Engel, head of the aviation practice at consulting firm ICF.
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There are many ways to clear up space on your iPhone to make sure you have room for all the photos and apps you need.
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"I'd be happy in 700 square feet, but we went for a bigger apartment so the dogs would have room to play," Ms. Mahoney said.
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Political philosopher Felix Pinkert of the University of Vienna believes that an off-world colony would not have room for democracy as we know it.
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But what about older phones, or cheaper ones, or tiny smart home gadgets that don't have room for that kind of thing on their boards?
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I was off to college by that point, and I didn't have room in my dorm closet to bother bringing my Juicy collection from home.
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The United States by its own decision currently has only a single warhead in each of its ICBMS, but these too have room for more.
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The cord wraps up easily and you can store the machine vertically if you don't have room to leave it sitting on your kitchen counter.
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But we really won't have room if the economy tanks in the future and neither the Fed nor the government can do much to help.
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"We have room for improvement as the vines get older and the flavor gets better," says Zhang, who reckons her personal journey has just begun.
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In the first season, we were on a rather small stage, and we didn't have room for much outside the windows of the coffee house.
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You have room to negotiate on almost every part of your car purchaseMost people don&apost think to negotiate beyond the price of the car.
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As far as White Claw's Gajiwala is concerned, his brand and the rest of the hard seltzers on the market only have room to grow.
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The fact is, not many people have room for two, and their tastes and lifestyles are probably already pushing them toward one over the other.
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CBP agents claimed that the San Ysidro facility was already full of asylum seekers whose cases were being processed, and didn't have room for more.
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"I think we still have room to run in the U.S. economy," Kashkari said at a town hall at a church in Long Lake, Minnesota.
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But it also creates stories where the characters have room to express their individual points of view and argue for what they think is right.
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Following a sharp run-up in bond yields since the summer, hedge fund manager David Tepper told CNBC he thinks prices still have room to drop.
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Certainly, if we have room for Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, and the entire Drive Thru Records catalog, we can squeeze them in there too, no?
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Plus, with faster processing power and 8GB of memory, you can store all your class projects and still have room left for your full entertainment library.
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That's what Moody's is flagging," said Trinh Nguyen, senior economist for corporate and investment bank Natixis S.A. "But they (Chinese authorities) have room to do this.
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Why does Disney Plus have room for "Chef Donald," a short from 1941 starring Donald Duck, but not "Commando Duck," a seven-minute cartoon from 1944?
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So some views think that many countries still have room to increase their tax rates, and this will also become a more effective tobacco control policy.
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Nomura said in a note that BI may have room to further spur growth in the second half by cutting its benchmark rate 25 bps more.
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"When traffic is clear and you have room to work, try slowing or stopping as quickly as you can without activating your antilock brakes, for example."
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You can't dip out, clear some space, and then dip back in again, so make sure you have room before you step through the magical portal.
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Despite the flurry of activity of late, both firms' funds still hold shares in Zoom, so they still have room to goose their returns even higher.
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I didn't have room in the column to describe what the least effective message was: One that cast Moore as a rubber stamp for President Trump.
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For example, at 3D, the answer to the clue "Feature of a skate park" is HALF PIPE, but we only have room to write in HALF.
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I'm not talking about stodgy old brown furniture, but some sizable and boldly colored postmodern pieces they collected and love but no longer have room for.
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The Fed is one of the few central banks among the world's advanced economies to have room to lower rates and still keep them above zero.
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In addition, a recession is not likely to happen this year, so corporate earnings have room to grow, although at a slower pace than before, he said.
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Earlier M&D flagship over-ear models like the MH40s were always a little too small for my large head, but the MW65s have room to spare.
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"All of this suggests that the chancellor should have room for some easing of austerity in his budget in November," said John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC.
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"Euro zone countries still have room for taking on new debt in line with the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact," Vasle said in a statement.
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With a wallet case like this one from Speck, your phone will be protected but you'll still have room for credit cards and ID on the back.
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Other countries have room to maneuver and they are called or asked to move towards more investment, and this is precisely what Germany is starting to do.
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While I won't have room for $1,000-an-hour training sessions in my budget anytime soon, I can make room for more burpees in my future workouts.
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If you have room in your home for a lovable PB-eating pup, visit Fern Dog Rescue to learn more about Opal and put in an application.
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Camus's humanism didn't have room for Breton's joking tongue-in-cheek nihilism or Marx's deadly serious historical thinking, but he did have certain insights about their incompatibility.
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But not to worry, there is a smaller size available (1.7 oz) that's more vanity-friendly; you may find you have room for more than just one.
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Home was a former nut-processing plant close to downtown where she and her mother and stepfather had moved to have room for her mother's resale shop.
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If he does not recuse himself from the case, he could have access to briefing materials and have room to voice his views on certain prosecutorial decisions.
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Ricardel was upset the first lady's team didn't have room for her on the plane for Africa trip, and tried to block NSC resources for the trip.
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Finally free from the toxic relationship he shared with former head coach Mike McCarthy, Rodgers should have room to do what he does best — win football games.
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The avocado doesn't have room for much furniture beyond the bed, but guests can take in the view of their stunning surroundings from a porthole-style window.
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"All the Gulf carriers realize they have ordered too many wide-bodied aircraft and don't have room for them, especially now," said an aircraft finance industry official.
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They are more affordable than those of the market-leading sectors and they have room to move higher, especially if upcoming earnings reports meet or exceed expectations.
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Given Trump's weakness among white-collar whites, Democrats likely have room to improve even more with those voters before November -- compounding the GOP's vulnerability in suburban seats.
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This includes business travelers on an extended stay, families needing space, and thrifty tourists glad to have room to stretch out with access to a rooftop pool.
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To make sure you have room in your budget for all those extra fees and charges, he recommends you lower your target price by $2,000 to $3,000.
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"There are smaller cap companies out there that have substantial content libraries that continue to be monetized and we think still have room to go," he said.
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Jeans I have a lot of jeans, but currently my favorite is a pair of Frame jeans that are slim but you still have room to move.
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Paradoxically, the effect is intimate; the songs and their singer have room to breathe, especially on "Love Alone," the album's centerpiece — a slow, haunting, excruciating ballad extraordinaire.
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But now we have room to say we can go at their pace and make it a little easier, give them a little more time to adapt.
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US authorities strictly controlled who could approach the port of entry, saying they didn't have room to process them, and the group didn't try to storm the border.
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And the best TV comedy pilots are almost always ones where the characters and jokes have room to breathe, not pilots where lots of plot has to unspool.
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"So, while we would certainly not consider 5 percent a magic number, we do think yields have room to move before they become worrisome for the stock market."
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"The bad news, however, is that oil still appears to have room to go lower, and we believe that touching $20 a barrel is a possibility," Orlova said.
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Have a think about how many inputs you need as well—you want all of your consoles, Apple TVs, cable boxes, and Chromecasts to have room to fit.
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Instead of constantly having to delete files so you have room to keep adding new media, SanDisk's new iXpand Memory Case will simply boost your iPhone's storage capacity.
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Arqaam Capital said that with inflation falling, Egypt should have room to cut rates by a further percentage point in March and by 20.5 percentage points in August.
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We don't have room for a big one, and they don't have many real little ones, so I settle on a five-foot fake tree that's pretty cute.
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It is impossible to know how much you need to trim (or have room to grow) without first taking stock of what's coming in and what's going out.
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While those groups have become leaders in 2016, Lee said they still have only recovered a small portion of their cumulative underperformance and have room to run higher.
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Now, if we take a look from the technical perspective... Gold pushed above a key technical barrier Wednesday indicating that the market might have room to move higher.
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But recent comments from Sotheby's CEO Tad Smith suggest that fine art prices have room to grow — and may be in for a structural (rather than cyclical) surge.
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And while the translation app still does, as most translation apps do, have room to improve, Mars convincingly makes the case that the hardware is ready and waiting.
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And, to be honest, we're selfishly glad they didn't go with Kylie because we really only have room in our brains for one famous teen of that name.
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There will be a reception at the end of the pitch-off, where each company will have room to exhibit and talk 1:1 with pitch-off attendees.
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He caught six of his 10 targets for 102 yards in Week 153 and should have room to do his thing against the Cowboys' "work in progress" defense.
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Most households probably only have room for one of those — so getting customers into the ecosystem when they're buying a home might keep them for the long haul.
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The planned pickup could also have room to seat as many as six people, Musk said on Twitter, and that it will have a very large driver's seat.
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That had raised expectations banks would have room to cut lending rates, which is seen as vital to increase credit growth and spark a revival in private investments.
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Meanwhile, cremations — the most common service — are becoming a logistical nightmare, since crematoriums don't have room to store all the new COVID-19 bodies in an onsite morgue.
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Against that, net market positioning on the dollar is now negative - meaning conversely the investors who backed its bull run last year again have room to back it.
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"We all have room for improvement, so be honest with yourself: How would an interviewer see you as compared to other candidates?" writes personal brand expert Brenda Bence.
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The hospital, modeled on one constructed in Beijing for the SARS epidemic in 2003, will have room for 1,000 beds and is expected to be finished by Feb.
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Now the earnings recession has ended and profits have room to rise further, said Chuck Knudsen, emerging markets equity portfolio specialist for T. Rowe Price Associates in Baltimore.
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But, after raising 29.3 billion euros ($32.3 billion) in capital over the past nine years, it does not have room to ask investors for more, the sources added.
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"Our projects breakeven price is below $30 a barrel and we have room to improve," said Carlos Nuno Gomes da Silva at Galp's capital markets day in London.
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Interpreters have room within constraints to give different readings of legal and cinematic texts, and the authors can make a choice that makes the interpreters sad or mad.
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Allowing wages and prices to rise steadily would give them room to keep interest rates above zero and, therefore, have room to counter a downturn with rates cuts alone.
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"My view is, let's put people back to work as long as we have room on inflation," Kashkari told reporters after running a day-long symposium on bank regulation.
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The most successful acquisitions have been those of younger brands, which have room for growth and have yet to develop expensive supply chains and costly, little-used store bases.
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"I was at a school in a wealthy community, and they were getting rid of almost brand-new books because they didn't have room in the library," Constantino said.
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Consumers rarely have room to store and age wines properly, and most restaurants are not inclined to make the investment of time and money in cellaring wines for years.
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Crossing Wall Street blog editor Eddy Elfenbein says the airlines as a group have room to run even higher based on what looks to be a strong holiday season.
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It's not yet clear how serious Watkins' injury is, but given his history with season-ending ailments, Pringle is worth a shot if you have room on your roster.
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"The move underscores a message that officials have repeated in recent days, including at the G-20 meeting: Policy makers still have room to support the economy," he said.
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You can take all the sincerity in Hollywood, place it in the navel of a firefly and still have room enough for three caraway seeds and a producer's heart.
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I don't have room for all my CDs here in Shanghai, but in the bag I brought with me I have stuff like Wu-Tang Clan, Eminem and Tupac.
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On the U.S. economy overall, the former central bank chair said, "The nation's cyclical recovery is entering its ninth year this month and appears to have room to run."
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But this year's performance shows the self-created shopping holiday continues to have room to grow, which is notable given that July tends to be sluggish time for retailers.
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When results are visible, not merely oral, "you have room for advertising, of course," said Schindler, whose company grosses an estimated $70 billion annually through ads above search results.
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Back in 2011, Don's erroneous guess that my daughter was talking about a piano cracked me up — she really meant that the apartment would have room for a baby.
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We're going to reduce the carbon footprint when we travel by shrinking the press pool so that we only have room for Sean Hannity, Lou Dobbs, and Judge Judy.
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Once you have a child, it's generally a good idea to set up a 529 plan for college savings if you have room in your budget to do so.
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As a student, you don't have room for these unnecessary expenses, especially when there are so many streaming services available that will help deliver your entertainment fix on the cheap.
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Another 41 percent said they don't have enough information yet about Kavanaugh, which means Republicans, Democrats, and Kavanaugh himself still have room to make their case to the American people.
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However, these test aircraft will only be half the size of commercial airliners and will only have room for the pilot, which is why the above image looks so small.
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Few things are more annoying than being told that you don't have room for another app or photo, even after pushing as much data as possible to iCloud or Dropbox.
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They don't have room in their operating budgets to absorb higher labor costs, and most don't have HR departments that can implement big changes to their workforce and payroll systems.
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But based on the fact that about 60% of people in the world are sedentary -- or 63% of the women in the current study -- many people have room to improve.
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If you do have room to spare in your budget, the grocery's chains seasonal items were also tempting, including corn pudding for $4.99 and fresh, holiday herb rolls for $2.49.
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Traditional banking isn't likely to be completely displaced by fintech disrupters, however, said Mr. Wallace of Silicon Valley Bank; the industry is large enough to have room for more firms.
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I'm the happy owner of two Echo devices (the original Echo and an Echo Dot), and thought I couldn't possibly have room for another, but the Spot proved me wrong.
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Since Chuck and Bobby are forever ready to wrestle in the slop, "Boasts and Rails" is primarily about the miseducation of Bryan Connerty, because his values have room for corrosion.
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Stocks in Europe still have room to push higher in the next few years despite a series of political pressures weighing on sentiment in the region, equity analysts told CNBC.
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Why it matters: The price surge suggests that oil may no longer be stuck in the $60 to $70-a-barrel range, but may have room to rise much higher.
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I have room darkening curtains and I don't schedule appointments before 10 AM. But yeah, I always say I sleep like a college student, bits and pieces here and there.
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At the beginning of my freshman year, I did not have room and board, books, or anything — and full circle, in my senior year I went through the same obstacles.
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Sorry we don't have room for you all but I'll share some of the discussion in next week's newsletter to get a better sense of whether what we hear resonates.
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If you're a bigger person, like me, you may need to lean to one side while on the toilet so that you have room to get the nozzle down there.
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Stocks were up on the news, and our economics correspondent said the "blockbuster job growth" suggested the economy, already nine years into an expansion, might yet have room to run.
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The likely locations — Long Island City, a neighborhood in Queens, and Crystal City, a part of Arlington, Va. — are outside their regions' central business districts and have room for development.
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From the "Never Trump" crowd to the nascent "Bernie or bust" movement, the eventual Libertarian nominee might have room to grow a base and shake up the already volatile presidential race.
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Each of the six plugs on this surge protector rotates to the left or right, so your many plugs can always have room to squeeze inside for the power they need.
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Regional banks have run up dramatically since the election, and while the stocks likely have a pending rate hike baked into valuations, Cramer thinks they could still have room to run.
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Markets still have room to correct themselves before the year is over despite the traditional strength brought about by the holiday season, BTIG technical analyst Katie Stockton told CNBC on Thursday.
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The move is being made because her previous burial place did not have room for plots for her children (including Liza Minnelli) and grandchildren to be buried with her, PEOPLE confirms.
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"If you have the space, you have room in your heart to take in a needy animal, to love on them, I mean it comes back to you tenfold," she shared.
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"It is impossible to know at this stage, but under some Brexit outcomes we might have room to revisit this question for small domestic firms," said Woods, who heads banking supervision.
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All of your bare necessities fit into one of Roadrunner Bags' handy 4-liter Lil' Guy mini packs, and you'll probably have room left over to squeeze your lunch in too.
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All of your bare necessities fit into one of Roadrunner Bags' handy 4-liter Lil' Guy mini packs, and you'll probably have room left over to squeeze your lunch in too.
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This spaceship will supposedly have room for about 100 passengers, and the rocket will be so powerful that the spaceship can be filled with 150 tons' worth of people and supplies.
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"We still think we have room to improve market share but we don't want to push the number too high and increase the level of risk," he told analysts in London.
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For those with super hectic schedules or those who just don't have room in their life (for whatever reason) for a steady in-person relationship, sexting is practically a saving grace.
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Although equities have come down in recent weeks, the long stocks/short oil trade has been a winner since the third quarter of 2015 ... and could have room to keep going.
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"However, more fiscal stimulus - in the form of public investment - in countries that have room for manoeuvre, and structural reform more widely - is also needed to support monetary policy," he said.
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If you have limited kitchen space, it's often easy to give up on cooking — especially if you don't have room for the tools and gadgets that make cooking easy and enjoyable.
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"We have room for manoeuvre in monetary policy," he said, adding that the outlook for inflation remains benign and that this gives the central bank an ability to pursue countercyclical policies.
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Analysts believe F45 and its franchise model have room to grow, in terms of both expanding the workout routines and community engagement and making a bigger impact on the fitness landscape.
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We need to continue to see these particular emerging markets countries cut rates and do some sort of monetary policy weakening … Since we went to zero, they have room to cut.
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Short sellers are piling in, even as cannabis stocks declineShort sellers have kept piling into these stocks, even as they&aposve declined, meaning they think they still have room to fall.
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However, I live in New York, not Minnesota; if you're going to be riding regularly in extreme temperatures, it's smart to size up in order to have room for added insulation.
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WASHINGTON, June 21 (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators have room to ease the Volcker Rule that limits how much Wall Street may gamble with customers' money, Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell said.
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Some of that revenue will disappear as the sausage-making begin in earnest, but by staking out a position on the right, Secretary Mnuchin and President Trump have room to maneuver.
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Regional banks have run up dramatically since the election, and while the stocks likely have a pending rate hike baked into valuations, Jim Cramer thinks they could still have room to run.
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The fact that the November employment report Friday came in at just 155,000 payrolls, about 45,000 less than expected, also added to the sentiment that the Fed would have room to pause.
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First seen in concept form last year, the production version of the Telluride will have room for up to eight adults, though a seven-seat version with captain's chairs will be available.
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In 2011 the couple added another vehicle and, more recently, a smaller Kona Ice kiosk that enables them to service events that don't have room for the big Kona trucks to park.
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Michael says that their trip was spurred on by the need for scientists to have room to come up with accurate data in order to help politicians make the best policy decisions.
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Sinhue explains that she didn't have room to grow in Cuba, and felt she needed to come to the U.S. to realize her dreams and provide a better life for her daughter.
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Dyson's 360 Eye robot vacuum The Dyson 360 Eye is unsurprisingly a terrific vacuum, but it does have room for improvement for a robot – which isn't saying anything new for the category.
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"How do you personally react to that, it's painful to read these tweets — that's our society, you have to have room for all these voices," Kordestani said at the Bloomberg technology conference.
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The Philippines, India and Indonesia also have room to reverse some of last year's multiple interest rate hikes aimed at protecting the peso, rupee and rupiah from emerging market turmoil, economists say.
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Some of the policies are going to be very expensive - a trillion dollars for infrastructure, $6463 billion a year, extra defense spending - the budget may not have room for all of that.
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Organize your life so the daily routine is under control, and so you have room to ask yourself the big question, which is: what really matters to you, in the long term?
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"In our pluralistic society, we should have room to respect the religious freedom of Missourians," Republican Senator Bob Onder, who sponsored the bill, told reporters at a news conference on Wednesday morning.
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Based on deficit levels the US government took on during World War II, we believe we have room to enact $3.2 trillion in fiscal stimulus — more than triple the current Treasury proposal.
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There had been speculation the Yankees would be in the market for a top pitcher as the July 27 trade deadlineapproached, but they always have seem to have room for big boppers.
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While hefty for a skateboard, it can fit in a corner of your closet or under your desk, making it perfect for city dwellers who may not have room for a bike.
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Essentially, the way it will work is Otto, care of Uber, will match either independent drivers or fleet managers who have room on their trucks with freight that needs to be shipped.
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For Tebow, this question is all about evaluating your character to see if you have room for improvement, but Welch says it can also guide you in assessing your reputation at work.
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That leaves one left to spare, and if I was someone who used an Apple Watch or another wearable, it's nice to know that I'd have room for that to charge, too.
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Forsyth noted that the non-alcoholic segment has a ceiling of around 15 percent of total sales for brewers, but at 1-2 percent currently, it continues to have room to grow.
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In a question and answer session, Powell told the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday there was no evidence the U.S. economy is overheating, and labor markets may still have room to improve.
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According to personal finance site NerdWallet, just 38 percent of recent graduates negotiate their salary, despite three-quarters of employers saying they have room to increase an offer by five to 10 percent.
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In the CNBC interview, Dalio laughed off the notion that the Fed needs to raise rates so it would have room to make cuts if the economy were to take a major downturn.
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"Basically, we'll give cars to anyone who wants them, especially if they're going on an overseas trip and have room to tuck a few into their suitcases," Thacker, a retired barber, tells PEOPLE.
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And when you get tired of racing on the track you've built, or don't have room for a huge race layout, the cars can be driven around anywhere, just like regular RC toys.
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However, Chairman Jerome Powell, and before him Janet Yellen, has sought to get policy back to a place where the Fed would have room to move in case of another pronounced economic downturn.
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Which can be quite specific and idiosyncratic, but doing that in such a way that people have room for their own interpretations, and be able to add their personal takes into the artwork.
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"A rally so far [has been] led by energy and metals, the rallies in gold and silver are young while oil and copper have room to trend," Ciana said in a research note.
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But the Lowe's employees who Business Insider spoke with say that these changes have left them feeling like nonessential players in a company where they once thought they'd have room to grow professionally.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is "torn" on whether to raise interests rates again this year, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday, but the economy indicates policymakers have room to do what they want.
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I had hoped the hotel would have room service, but there was no menu in my room indicating that was the case, so I asked if I could eat at the bourbon bar.
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If you insist on having lots of books — she and Mr. Corcos have quantities, on shelves and on handcarts, with some tucked into vintage breadboxes — you may not have room for a sofa.
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China has set its inflation target at 3 percent in 2017, the same as the year before, suggesting policy makers still have room to tighten financial conditions after years of debt-fueled stimulus.
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In February, a homeless woman and two of her children were fatally stabbed in a Staten Island hotel where the city had placed them because it did not have room in a shelter.
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BRASILIA, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank may have room for additional rate cuts if the inflation outlook remains tame, according to a presentation by bank president Roberto Campos Neto released on Monday.
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Afterward, if you still have room, stroll across the street to Helados Ferruccio Soppelsa, one of the top ice-cream spots in a city that loves the stuff almost as much as wine.
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"You very rarely have room to spread out and not think about getting in somebody's way," said Daniel Arnold, a photographer who spent two months capturing moments in New York City's open spaces.
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While a large proportion of undecided voters in the Granite State means that Klobuchar could still have room to grow, her chances at an outright win in the state are slim at best.
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"Vietnam and India have room to significantly increase bilateral trade," the ministry said in a statement, adding that the two countries target to raise trade to $15 billion from $11.3 billion last year.
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The club is also offering 15,000-square-foot villas, from $4 million to $6 million; they have room to store 20 cars but also to put in wine cellars, movie theaters and pools.
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The museum's 14,000 square meters of space (roughly 150,000 square feet) rebut the old position that Africa doesn't have room to hold its artifacts that are now on display thousands of miles away.
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Luggage with hard shells doesn't always have room to give, but these particular suitcases are expandable (up to 11 inches total) and have organized interior pockets to prevent your belongings from being thrown around.
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Kuo's predicting the X will receive a bump in RAM from 3GB to 4GB and a new two-cell L-shaped battery that could have room for up to 33 percent more battery capacity.
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If you're outfitting a small kitchen that doesn't have room for a full-sized stove (perhaps you're renovating a cottage) Sharp's new countertop oven would certainly fit the bill for the occasional small meal.
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Since we're not friends with any Hollywood power couples and since we definitely don't have room for one in our apartments, we may never be able to add this extravagant piece to our homes.
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Meanwhile, the BFS, which should have room for around 100 passengers, was supposed to have six engines of its own that the vehicle will also use to land on the surfaces of other worlds.
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There really was nothing cool about it in the sense that […] there was no business here so you could have room to build your stuff, and it was really fun, and it was cheap.
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"The central bank should have room to cut rates in the last quarter of 2016, later than the market is now pricing in July," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote based on their own inflation forecasts.
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Even with the rebound, Australian bank ANZ said Wednesday it believes 2016 and 2017 futures are undervalued and have room to gain to average 15-17 cents per pound as they have been oversold.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's may have room to ease tensions with arch rival Pakistan, if his counterpart offered certain concessions such as the return of a captured pilot, a political analyst said Thursday.
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They fell by up to 5 percent on Tuesday after Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga was quoted by Kyodo News as saying that they have room to slash wireless fees by 40 percent.
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Biotech stocks still have room to rise, given the prospect of healthcare deregulation under Trump, Ethan Lovell, co-portfolio manager of the Janus Global Life Sciences fund, told Reuters in an interview this week.
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If not, you still have room to draw some boundaries — and you might find the most effective way to do so is to position this as a reflection of your preferences, not her limitations.
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Pundits will draw conclusions, such as that their message or policy ideas were unpopular with Democratic voters or that the party "doesn't have room" for a moderate, a woman, or whatever might characterize them.
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We do that so the senior medical staff, who's closely supervising us, can both teach us about things like diagnoses but also so they can have room to think about the higher-level plan.
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We do that so the senior medical staff, who's closely supervising us, can both teach us about things like diagnoses but also so they can have room to think about the higher-level plan.
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The ancillary nonsense, though, sapped the momentum of the show, which ran three hours and somehow still didn't have room for "The New Girl in Town," a smart, punchy number from the film version.
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Even a lot of my friends that are my age are watching Netflix shows, for example, or Hulu shows or things ... So you're hardcore, you don't even have room from Netflix in your life.
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"I thought we were better defensively — still have room for improvement but we were a little more active and swarming," Bennett said after his team cruised to a 71-54 ACC victory over the Eagles.
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If you still haven't hopped on the train, it's probably because A. you don't have room for it or B. you don't see a point in spending $100 on an appliance you technically don't need.
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That's a sign both have room to grow, particularly if Rubio loses Florida and is knocked out of the race before it shifts to more moderate Eastern states where Rubio would likely have more support.
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"H&M's product range has grown in the past few years and this means not all stores have room to present all our fashion concepts and size ranges," a spokesperson for H&M tells PEOPLE.
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Why you'll love it: If you don't have room for a full-size iron in your travel bag, but you need pressed clothes when you arrive, the Ivation Small Mini Iron will do the job.
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As a moderator for GaySoundsShitposts, Ingram works hard to ensure that the sub's subscribers have room for self-exploration (be it in meme form or the occasional advice-based post) while acknowledging the sub's limitations.
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Given the boxes mounting everywhere as well as the appointments of various people who are coming to take away the piano and the records and some paintings we won't have room for, should I cancel?
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The U.S. may be close to the peak of its earnings cycle, but earnings still have room to climb — and markets are failing to reflect that potential, according to asset manager NN Investment Partners (NNIP).
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The country's overall debt risk is generally controllable, and corporate leverage ratios even have room to rise if economic growth falters, the official said at a briefing on issues related to China's rising debt levels.
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I felt like if I told my version closer to the Denis Johnson voice, but unaffected, then you would have room to just think about Harlem in the 20s and how interesting that place was.
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Governors, he argues, are turned off by the fact that they have to kick in 10 percent of the cost of Medicaid expansion and feel they don't have room for that spending in their budget.
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If you have room in the budget for a pricier steak, you'll want to go with a strip — also sold as a New York strip, Kansas City strip or sirloin steak — tenderloin or rib eye.
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The measure would affect nine communities that have either reached their caps on charter enrollment or have room for only one more charter school: Boston, Chelsea, Everett, Fall River, Holyoke, Lawrence, Lowell, Springfield and Worcester.
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But many of the film's shots and scenes have room to breathe, lingering on their subjects long enough to let you look around, to take in the scenery and absorb the feel of the place.
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we do not have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," Councilman Roberto Treviño wrote at the time.
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"But if the overseas slowdown driven by trade woes is moderate, and the speed at which it affects Japan's economy is slow, we have room to scrutinise economic indicators in deciding on policy," he said.
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"But if the overseas slowdown driven by trade woes is moderate, and the speed at which it affects Japan's economy is slow, we have room to scrutinize economic indicators in deciding on policy," he said.
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We also scoured reviews and guest feedback, to highlight what makes each place great, where some have room for improvement, and insider tips on special requests you should make to ensure the best stay possible.
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A report by the US think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies states that the hangars constructed on the Spratly Islands appear to have room for any fighter jet in the Chinese air force.
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The EVSE-RS is rated to be used indoors or out, so if you don't have room inside the garage to park your car, it can be installed elsewhere so you can charge in the driveway.
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He also acknowledged, in response to lawmakers' questions, that the labor market may have room to strengthen further, given uncertainty about the level of "full employment," a concept generally associated with faster rising wages and prices.
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Help could come from fiscal spending but the G20 meeting highlighted that few governments have room to maneuver and the those which could spend more, such as Germany, made it clear they are not going to.
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For example, if you want to try something new but don't have room in your budget (or schedule) for frequent salon visits, your colorist should take that into account and give you something with minimal regrowth.
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If Valerian were a serialized story, its characters would have room to grow into something more complex — we'd watch them making hard decisions, weathering life changes, and developing a personality based on actions, not informed attributes.
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What I said in my Mundell-Fleming lecture was that simple models don't seem to have room for the confidence crises policymakers fear – and that I couldn't find any plausible alternative models to justify those fears.
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Whether or not it was a love story did not concern Daniel, as these days he didn't have room in his life for romance or enduring love, or any symptom or side effect of the two.
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The Cassini team might have room for different maneuvers during the Grand Finale, as they don't need to account for a rain of pebbles every time they'll be passing through the ring-plane of the gap.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Swiss monetary policy is appropriate for now, but policymakers still have room to lower already negative interest rates further or use other policies if necessary, Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan said on Saturday.
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"I hear a lot that people don't have room for it in their budget, but you really want to make room — this is free money," says Jessica Goedtel, a financial advisor with Valley National Financial Advisors.
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Dawn Chorus does have room to improve: you have to keep your phone off its mute setting throughout the night, which means that any phone calls or texts received when you're sleeping may prematurely wake you.
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Adding to uncertainty over the prospects for hitting the BOJ's price goal, top government spokesman Yoshihide Suga was quoted by media as saying that Japanese carriers have room to slash smartphone usage charges by 40 percent.
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The one market that might have room to rally further, even though it jumped 13% in barely two months on its way to a record high of 106,650 points last week, is the Bovespa stock index .
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Reception centers across the country have room for about 80,000 asylum seekers, said Nadege Letellier, who heads the refugee program at Samu Social de Paris, a charity which matches refugees with volunteers willing to host them.
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If you're curious about Eggleston but don't have room for all 10 volumes of "The Democratic Forest," the boxed set that covers his career in great detail, this book is not a bad place to start.
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Pet experts say hedgehogs should have room to roam, or they can become depressed or fat, but the CDC recommends against letting these pets wander freely in areas where you prepare food, such as the kitchen.
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Yet by breaking the cultural stranglehold of domesticity, Hefner opened the door for a wider sexual revolution, one that would have room for the half of the human species that Hefner himself was often hostile to.
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A lot changes from each song, someone might take the lead on one track, where as another person might take the lead on another and letting each other have room to explore and critiquing each other.
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You have to have room for learning as well, I think, because when you shine a light on it and you see what's going on, you have to say, O.K., now how do we fix this?
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While we don't have room for a full router buying guide here, if you have a look at the Netgear Nighthawk AX10 or the TP-Link AX6000 to see some of the specs and features available.
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we do not have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," Councilman Roberto Treviño said in a written statement.
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We owe our youth a hopeful world, a country where we can walk freely in dissent, in respect, in tolerance, in dialogue and in which dreams have room to build the Venezuela we all yearn for.
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we do not have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," San Antonio Councilman Robert Treviño said in a statement.
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India's central bank wants inflation at 5 percent by the end of March 2017, so if the forecast is realized it could leave little have room to cut the benchmark interest rate more than once this year.
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U.S. investment firm PIMCO has moved to a slightly overweight position on Italian government bonds because it believes they have room to outperform German Bunds, a sovereign debt analyst at the asset manager was quoted as saying.
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"What Apple is showing us is that when expectations have already come down and aren't getting any worse, then the markets have room to bounce," said Tom Plumb, Chief Investment Officer at Plumb Funds in Madison, Wisconsin.
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It's a narrower phone, so you have room for an icon or two, whereas on the bigger phone everything you need for the status icons is up there, and it's a very good use of the space.
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But it turns out, as ABC president Channing Dungey said in a conference call, the network was just planning to load up on sci-fi shows on Fridays, and thus didn't have room for Last Man anymore.
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Expectations of more ECB stimulus under Christine Lagarde, who had headed the International Monetary Fund, when she takes over from Mario Draghi in November raised the prospect that global bond yields have room to fall, analysts said.
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Viewers have room to laugh while they consider the central idea of the film, which remains relevant to this day: people are distracted from big, important issues by advertising, consumption, and the pursuit of meaningless status symbols.
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The larger regional jets reportedly under consideration would burn less fuel per passenger than 50-seat planes and have room for two cabin classes rather than one, giving the Atlanta-based carrier an opportunity to add revenue.
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In a way, I know that my little ice floe is not so much drifting in isolation as it is floating purposefully toward relationships that have room in them for me to be a flawed human, too.
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Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch estimate Italian banks have room to buy a further 20.8744 billion euros before Italian government bonds on their balance sheet match a 2015 high of 11 percent of total assets.
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Stock prices in Asia, in particular, still have room to run going into the next year, even though the increase may not match that seen in 2017, the company said Wednesday at its 2018 Asia Investment Outlook.
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These performers have room to mature, but their recent concerts and recordings—both with an emphasis on the Goldbergs—suggest that the venerable harpsichord, which Landowska called "the roi-soleil of instruments," will have a long future.
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Germany and the Netherlands have room to spend more to boost economic growth, International Monetary Fund chief economist Gita Gopinath said on Monday, joining a long list of experts calling the two countries to open state coffers.
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So with opportunities aplenty, a stronger-than-expected holiday season under its belt and a relatively cheap 18 times price-to-earnings multiple, Children's Place could still have room to run in the new year, Cramer concluded.
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"But if the overseas slowdown driven by trade woes is moderate, and the speed at which it affects Japan's economy is slow, we have room to scrutinize economic indicators in deciding on policy," he said on Wednesday.
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In addition, the 14-day relative strength index reading for the PHLX Semiconductor index stands at 51.6, below the 70 level that indicate an overbought condition, which suggests the sector may still have room to run higher.
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"Often, it just boils down to the fact that you don't have room for another set of chairs," said Amy Kehoe, who runs Nickey Kehoe, an interior design studio and store in Los Angeles, with Todd Nickey.
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Three quarters of the surveyed Mashable employees said they were not sure whether they have room for another streaming service in their lives — but the answer to that question would depend on how how good the shows are.
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However, while Gaga is one of the most surprising artists in the business — her new album completely departed from the avant garde pop star routine she's so famous for — her new show doesn't have room for change-ups.
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Unlike the AirPods, which slot in magnetically, or the IconX, which have room to breathe, I found myself having to maneuver the Pixel Buds in with a twist in order to get the charging notification to light up.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial and healthcare stocks have room to climb significantly, U.S. hedge fund manager Jason Karp said on Tuesday, as he banked on Donald Trump's presidency to lay the groundwork for a favorable stock-picking environment.
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But Mr. Cruz could also have room to grow, particularly after a campaign shake-up by Mr. Carson last week signaled a deep level of discord internally and raised questions about whether he can regain his previous standing.
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Linenspa 2 Inch Gel Infused Memory Foam Mattress Topper (Twin) — $39.99 See Details For even more sneaky storage, some simple, plastic under-the-bed drawers are ace for rooms that literally don't even have room for extra shelving.
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The country's central banker Raghuram Rajan told The Wall Street Journal in an interview that India may have room to further cut policy rates if inflation continues to ease and monsoon rainfall is in line with the forecast.
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Analysts at JP Morgan reckon long/short equity hedge funds and risk parity funds have room to raise their equity exposure, "assuming the news flow stays positive," while commodity trading advisers "should not be far from neutral" now.
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Why it matters: As we noted yesterday in the Axios stream, the price jump suggests that oil may no longer be stuck in the $60 to $70-a-barrel range, but may have room to rise much higher.
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Importantly, this push-and-pull between the metal's electrons and the microwaves happens at the surface of the metal and eventually reaches an equilibrium—assuming the electrons have room to expand as they are repelled from one another.
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It doesn't have a romantic bone in its body, to the degree that its one major female character is a girlfriend who essentially exits the movie about halfway through because the characters no longer have room for her.
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Web DMs could help office workers, students and others stuck on a full-size computer all day or who don't have room on their phone for another app to spend more time and stay better connected on Instagram.
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For many people in search of recovery, completing detox is a small hurdle compared to what they must accomplish next: navigating a referral process for post-detox treatment that leads to facilities that don't have room for them.
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"We will be taking a common sense approach to ensure that people have the right to make peaceful protest, further to ensure that those who want to watch the procession have room to do so," a police spokesman said.
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Dipping share prices of companies like Chinese group-buying website Meituan-Dianping and Chinese ride-sharing giant DiDi have contributed to dwindling investor sentiment, although certain industries still have room to grow, according to an early-stage venture fund.
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The hangars on Fiery Cross, Subi and Mischief Reefs in the Spratly islands have room for any fighter jet in the Chinese air force, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) said in a report on the photographs.
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But even the most hardcore cars have room to improve, and in 2020, Ford said the GT will get a couple of big upgrades — including a bump in horsepower, a standard titanium exhaust system, and two new appearance options.
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"Gold remains bought for portfolio diversification and as a quality asset, which seems to have room to outperform other safe havens regardless of whether risk sentiment deteriorates further," Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp, said in a note.
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"We expect more policy support to be deployed in the second half of the year, but the strength won't be bigger than last year as the government wants to have room to maneuver for any future shocks," said Nie.
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However, that is still well below Beijing's official inflation target of 3.043 percent in 2017, suggesting policymakers still have room to tighten the screw on credit and patch holes in the financial system after years of debt-fueled stimulus.
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I still think VR backpacks are too over-the-top, but I like being able to have room-scale VR experiences with the Vive without needing to worry about tripping over a huge cable coming out of the headset.
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The majority of the weight comes from the battery, but the tag must also have room to hold a transmitter strong enough to communicate with a satellite that can receive and relay information back to scientists on the ground.
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If I ate too many of the hard-to-resist fried artichokes, crunchy and garnished with Parmesan slivers and lemon juice, would I have room for the sweet and meaty mussels swimming in a garlicky, zippy fra diavolo sauce?
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we don't have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," Councilman Roberto C. Treviño told the San Antonio Current at the time.
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But I don't always have room (or forethought) to bring a second pair of more stylish shades along on my outdoorsy exploits, where I've come to learn that a pair of wraparounds is a near-essential piece of apparel.
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"Here's the bottom line: I believe that Macau can keep rebounding courtesy of this phenomenal global economic expansion, which means that Wynn Resorts might have room to run — and I'd always pick Wynn over Las Vegas Sands," Cramer concluded.
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After China said it did not have room for the cargo plane Mount Sinai wanted to send, the health system got a Goldman Sachs executive to convince NetJets, which Mr. Buffet owns, to send two small 22020-seat jets.
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It was his first local stop on his three-year, globe-spanning Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, with a show that lasts more than two and a half hours and doesn't even have room for all of his hits.
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Trump still commands the loyalty of a passionate electoral base that has rallied to him in trying moments, and advisers believe he will have room to right himself while Democratic presidential candidates are mired in a long nomination fight.
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"The BOK will still have room left for another cut given the grave economic situation and falling inflation," said Moon Hong-cheol, an analyst at DB Financial Investment, who expects the next cut in the first quarter of 2020.
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Sanders," Buttigieg said, "but when I hear this message go out that you're either for revolution, or you've got to be for the status quo, that's a vision of the country that doesn't have room for most of us.
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"I am not concerned that our Republican Party will not have room for folks like me, like Curbelo, like Jeb Bush, because I believe the Trump presidency is just going to be a blip," Ros-Lehtinen told the Herald.
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In ultra-liberal New York City, we're trying to keep people out of jail, and we still don't have room for all the people we've locked up or the capacity to keep them safe and exposed to rehabilitative programming.
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MILAN, Oct 24 (Reuters) - U.S. investment firm PIMCO has moved to a slightly overweight position on Italian government bonds because it believes they have room to outperform German Bunds, a sovereign debt analyst at the asset manager was quoted as saying.
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"Despite assurances that there was further room for easing, realistically speaking monetary policy has reached its limits and he stated again that the baton must now move on to fiscal action, in those countries that have room to ease," Isaas said.
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However, it's worth noting that this will still be below the 1.72 million bpd recorded in March, meaning the Saudis still have room to boost their supplies to China - especially if they relax output restrictions put in place to bolster prices.
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But this cancellation is the latest example of African governments' wielding agency in their relations with China: African countries do have a say, and they have room to avoid the pitfalls of unsound projects both before and after they've signed.
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We discuss the schedule for the day, what things are pending, what things I must do right away, and finally, our least favorite thing…how many meetings I need to fit into my schedule that we don't have room for.
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LIMA, March 9 (Reuters) - Peru's central bank cut the benchmark interest rate this week because of uncertainty over economic growth and public investments, and would have room for a new reduction if inflation slowed unexpectedly, a bank official said on Friday.
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FAIRFAX, Va. (Reuters) - U.S. interest rates have room to rise further given the remarkable strength of the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve's newest regional Fed president said on Monday in his first major speech on monetary policy since he was appointed.
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The map below depicts each state's level of solar installation, so you can get a better sense of how beginners in the Midwest compare to "Solar Stars" on the West Coast — though even the top solar cities have room for improvement.
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These ultra-portable gadgets make it possible to take your entire e-book library with you, but don't take up too much room in your tote bag, so you still have room in there for a crisp canned rosé (or three).
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I put a sign next to it that said "Take for free" and filled the post box with goods that I didn't have room for anymore, like the blood grenades and a couple of other things that would be useful.
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And in order to facilitate finding a series that humongous, it would make sense for a Disney-charged FX to finally have room to expand directly into territory largely owned by HBO and Showtime, probably with an able assist from Hulu.
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Mr. Trump still commands the loyalty of a passionate electoral base that has rallied to him in trying moments, and advisers believe he will have room to right himself while Democratic presidential candidates are mired in a long nomination fight.
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Bancel added that the company was looking into building out more of its Norwood space with equipment to boost its vaccine-production capacity, with the biotech intentionally choosing a facility bigger than they are using to have room to grow into.
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Investors have no firm opinion on when the Fed will move again after Wednesday, a signal to Powell and his colleagues that if they deliver the expected cut this week they will have room to shape market expectations moving forward.
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Because if you're gonna have room, it's not about your level of success, it's not about how much money you have … It's about those individuals and who you really mean the most to and who means the most to you.
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Bentley used the riot to push state legislators to approve a bill that would borrow $513 million from the state's educational fund to build four new "mega-prisons," which would have room for far more prisoners than the current facilities.
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And because Gadot's skimpy costume did not have room for her growing baby bump, the crew had to get creative with a combination of modern technology and a small triangle-shaped piece of green-screen cloth, which they placed over Gadot's bump.
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Do thorough research on the total cost of your project (for structural changes, don't forget permit fees, which can be substantial), and then add a 10- to 15-percent cushion so that you have room in your budget for unforeseen expenses. 5.
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On the eleventh day of Christmas my true love game to me: Eleven mobile games Not only will you have room on the phone for all of these games, but you'll also be impressed by how the Honor 7x presents them to you.
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Danny Sebright, the president of the Washington DC-based U.S.-UAE Business Council, has been quoted in local media as saying the UAE could have room for negotiation on the tariffs because of the importance of its aluminum to U.S. aircraft manufacturing.
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I feel like this happens a lot with really good free agents, because good teams are usually spent to the cap and bad teams have room to spend, and this his how you get a guy like JVR on a lottery team.
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Although women have room to improve in terms of salary, they are just as likely as men to feel that their contributions are valued by their colleagues, to have autonomy over their job, and to say their work is meaningful to them.
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GAINING LEEWAY Investors have no firm opinion on when the Fed will move again after Wednesday, a signal to Powell and his colleagues that if they deliver the expected cut this week they will have room to shape market expectations moving forward.
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If you don't have room on your desk for a lunar globe with LEDs swinging around it all day long, there are also sun-less versions available at $430 for a 6.8-inch replica, and $640 for a larger 11.8-inch version.
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My special Spice Salad was filled with so many flavorful elements — mango, lemongrass, avocado, fried tempeh, radish, fresh chile — I almost didn't have room for my side of crispy cassava root fries with "basa gee espuma," a kind of whipped-foam aioli. Almost.
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In a large pan (any kind is fine as long as you have room to toss everything) over medium heat, cook three-quarters of your scallions in a drizzle of olive oil until they start to soften, 2 to 3 minutes. 4.
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If you have the Citi / AAdvantage Platinum card, you'll also get Group 5 / Preferred Boarding, which can be helpful if you have a carry-on and are looking to make sure you have room to stow it and not have it gate-checked.
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But it turns out that even the best things have room for improvement, because on Monday, Pusha T announced that he had remixed the Succession theme song—and HBO better use it during the opening credits for the season two finale next week.
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But because Hearphones aren't meant to be invisible they have room for a long antenna, a big rechargeable battery, high-quality microphones and speakers, and far more power-hungry sound-processing and noise-cancelling technology than could be concealed inside an ear canal.
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"Oil prices still have room for further upside as many analysts are still having to upgrade their demand forecasts to include a rather calm period on the trade front," Moya said, referring to warming trade relations between China and the United States.
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DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Germany and the Netherlands have room to spend more to boost economic growth, International Monetary Fund chief economist Gita Gopinath said on Monday, joining a long list of experts calling the two countries to open state coffers.
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If you do not have room on your laptop's hard drive to store files converted from compact discs, you can store the collection on an external hard drive — one-terabyte drives can be found for $60 or less at many popular retailers.
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We each get one more cocktail ($95.48) We decide we have room for dessert and walk to Salt and Straw, an ice cream place with quirky flavors (you cannot thrive as an ice cream shop in Seattle if you only serve basic flavors).
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The IPO will give the company access to borrowing markets that are currently inaccessible to companies in Belarus According to Zubkou, Belarusian retail resembles the market in neighbouring Poland, a European Union member, around a decade ago, meaning firms have room to grow.
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Ireland is likely now to have room for almost nine more months of ECB purchases at 500 million euros per month, up from just over seven months of headroom in August, estimated Ryan McGrath, head of fixed income strategy at Cantor Fitzgerald.
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"Oil prices still have room for further upside as many analysts are still having to upgrade their demand forecasts to include a rather calm period on the trade front," Moya said, referring to the warming trade relation between China and the United States.
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But we have room on the agenda for one more, so here he is: Jim VandeHei, the co-founder of Politico and current founder of a startup so new it doesn't have an official name yet, will be joining us on Nov. 30.
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Now, with a spreadsheet that tracks your day, you may see that you have room to go to bed earlier so that you can wake up earlier to work out or have that leisurely family breakfast that you always felt you were too busy for.
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At the SAB's January meeting, Honeycutt told other members of the board that the agency was pushing for a faster review of its policies, asking SAB to be more timely and efficient in returning its feedback, an area Honeycutt said could have room for improvement.
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There are others, however, who say stocks have room to run, particularly now with a Trump victory and a strong rotation into financials and other segments of the market, and that equities are the best alternative compared to other asset classes they compete with.
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China and India, the two biggest buyers of Venezuelan crude after the United States, have room to increase imports while other north Asian refiners, with equipment sophisticated enough to handle heavy Venezuelan oil, are seeking opportunities to tap this supply, analysts and traders said.
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"We don't have room for Jimmy Olsen in our big pantheon of characters, but we can have fun with him, right?" says Snyder, blithely glossing over the fact that "have fun with" involves recasting a beloved character as a liar and then murdering him.
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The one market that might have room to rally further, even though it jumped 20% in barely two months on its way to a record high of 106,650 points last week, is the Bovespa stock index , because foreign investors are not yet on board.
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That's not something that interests me personally — I've never really had issues with a gas cooktop, nor does my kitchen have room for another appliance — but I definitely know people who get nervous about cooking and want to do everything exactly by the book.
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Where I do think the debate is somewhat mixed is there seems to be an idea that Germany needs to expand its fiscal policy because they are the only country in Europe to have room and to create growth outside Germany by German fiscal policy.
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What I love is the ample surface area (71 by 16 inches), which you can easily place a laptop or iMac on top and still have room for desk accessories, snacks, reference books, or whatever you need (it will hold up to 350 pounds).
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"The reason we expect a 90.6703 bps cut is inflation fell to their target in May, and so far signs from the first quarter are that domestic demand is still soft and they have room to cut," said Kiran Kowshik, a strategist at UniCredit.
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In an apparent nudge to the U.S. Federal Reserve, the BIS said in its report that policymakers needed to put more focus on raising rates when they have the chance so that they have room to cut them again when the next downturn comes.
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The TechCrunch Hackathon is shaping up to be a huge battle royale, but we still have room for a few more creative coders, hackers and outright webmonsters to join us at Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on October 2-4 for a chance to win $43,000.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept 3 (Reuters) - As central banks across the globe cut interest rates, Mexico's policymakers still have room to lower borrowing costs by as much as 100 basis points before the peso becomes less attractive than other currencies, fund managers and financial analysts say.
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But at its best, it's a beautiful coming-of-age story about a black teenager, the people who want him to live up to all his promise, and a country that doesn't seem to have room for him — no matter how great he might become.
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Consequently, most teams have decided they no longer have room on their rosters for an enforcer, a player whose sole purpose is to drop gloves and swap punches in the kind of staged fights that once policed accepted rules of on-ice behavior and violence.
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In other words, as long as employers ignore the latest fluctuations in financial markets and make their hiring and investment decisions based on demand for their products (which is strong) and availability of credit (which is easy), this expansion should have room to run yet.
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To narrow the field and highlight the best hotels in Miami in 2020, we stayed at, toured, and researched the city's top-rated hotels with tips on what makes each place great, where some have room for improvement, and how to maximize your stay.
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I always recommend snagging a soundbar with a subwoofer included for maximum audio enjoyment, but if you live in a smaller apartment, or simply just don't have room for a subwoofer in your living room, the subwoofer-less Yamaha YAS-109 is for you.
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Essential changes to reduce carbon emissions Some progress has been made in the years since the Paris Agreement: Six G20 member countries are projected to meet the commitments they made -- which means they have room to raise the ceiling for carbon removal even higher.
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Nicholas Colas, DataTrek Research co-founder and former chief market strategist at Convergex Group, said in a note Wednesday that such crises take time to develop and that U.S. stocks may still have room to run before currency woes start to have sustained impact.
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In fact, while we refer to devices as being part of the internet of things, few actually have room for the most fundamental layer, otherwise known as the IP stack, which allows them to directly connect to the internet, hence the reliance on wireless connectivity.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the United States ramps up import tariffs and long-date U.S Treasury debt yields remain low, stocks in so-called defensive sectors may have room to run higher in price, even though expectations for the currently quarterly earnings seasons are high.
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This is good because we love to cook, so we have room for all of our appliances and ingredients, but unfortunate because things get lost in those top cabinets (hello, steel-cut oatmeal from 2009!), and I always end up buying way more than we need.
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It's sandal-adjacent, with the same ease of wear and skin exposure, but keeps feet a little more covered than its skimpier cousin, which is great news for those of us who don't have room in our lives (or our budgets) for a bi-monthly pedicure.
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"We wanted to make sure Mr. Bezos and his team notice us, and send a message of 'We have room for you to grow here for the long term' — nothing signifies that better than a Saguaro," Joe Snell, Sun Corridor's president and CEO, told the Associated Press.
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Plus, if the county's renderings are to be believed, it will only have room for one shuttle bus at a time, which will inevitably be delayed by fans on foot spilling over from the pedestrian path right next to the bus land, and oh, the humanity.
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Progressive economic policies, again, largely benefit rural whites when compared with conservative ones, but the culture we make and consume, and the politics we express on our Facebook walls, often seem like they only have room for city dwellers, no matter how much that's not true.
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If you invested that amount in Apple stock 10 years ago, you'd have $6,20193 as of October 31 of this year — enough to buy the phone six times over, or to buy it once and still have room in your budget for a concert and a trip.
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World of difference in these int'l ETFs Stocks & rates have room to run Vanguard begins sector transition Now that it's left the accord, the U.S. intends to reimplement sanctions on Iran following certain "218.5-day and 23.7-day wind-down periods," according to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Despite Uber's presence in Mexico, competitors have room to grow, particularly if they can find a way to reach "unbanked" consumers while addressing regulators' concerns about cash, said Enrique Garcia, a PhD student at Mexico's CIDE university who has published research on Uber's presence in the country.
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And even if I were keen on purchasing something, seeing as I was about to begin a trip by train from Istanbul to London carrying all my earthly possessions with me, I didn't have room for anything more in my two small suitcases and single backpack.
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But local retail investors focused on Wednesday's more than 7 percent jump in oil prices after Iran endorsed the idea of producers capping their output - although Tehran did not commit itself to any action, and many analysts doubt that oil prices have room to rise much further.
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"We tended to wall off Secretary Clinton," said Mr. Barrett, who explained that although he didn't have a private room — "all the wrong people want to be in it," he said — he did have room-dividing screens that his staff could put up for extra privacy.
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In effect, the multi-trillion dollar global bond market is signaling a little greater confidence than it did just a few weeks ago that the nine-year expansion in the United States may have room to keep going for years to come, and without inflation taking off.
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"Oil prices still have room for further upside as many analysts are still having to upgrade their demand forecasts to include a rather calm period on the trade front," Moya said, referring to signs of a thaw in trade relations between China and the United States.
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The Trump administration is telling asylum seekers at multiple ports of entry in California and Texas that they don't have room to process them today — keeping people waiting outside for days on end, without any indication as to when they will be allowed to seek asylum legally.
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Democrats have signaled they are hoping to work in a bipartisan manner, so Republicans may have room for some across-the-aisle negotiations, especially given that anything that passes the House still has to pass a Republican-controlled Senate and be signed into law by a Republican president.
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When it came time to add the rollers myself, I used the smaller rollers in the front top and bottom sections because, Lopez says, that's the area of hair that gets touched most, so you want them to be tighter curls that have room to fall a bit.
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Instead, investors responded to the more than 7 percent surge of oil prices on Wednesday after Iran endorsed the idea of oil producers capping their output - although Tehran did not commit itself to any action, and many analysts doubt that oil prices have room to rise much for now.
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Anyone that's ever played around with the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive will tell you one of the major pain points about those headsets is that you're always tripping over the wire that connects it to power and a nearby computer—especially if you have room tracking enabled.
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"The people who ultimately rise to the top in the Democratic Party are going to be people who build a big tent, an inclusive tent, recognize that we're not monolithic, that we have room for lots of different opinions," Jarrett said on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
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And I think that, notwithstanding the current climate, that the people who ultimately rise to the top in the Democratic Party are going to be people who build a big tent, an inclusive tent, recognize that we're not monolithic, that we have room for lots of different opinions.
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Satellite images taken in late July over the South China Sea show that hangars constructed on Fiery Cross, Subi and Mischief Reefs in the Spratly islands, have room for any fighter jet in the Chinese air force, the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) said.
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Analysts noted that the large gap between that ratio and a 2139.6 percent ratio for loans more than 219.8 days overdue - a key point after which troubled loans are considered bad - suggests ICBC had been conservative in its provisioning and could have room to reduce the overall rate further.
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According to a lawsuit later filed by the ACLU, the protesters, legal observers, and journalists were hemmed in so closely by cops they didn't have room to sit down; officers spent most of the day arresting people, taunting them in response to requests for food, water, and toilets.
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The second is to decide whether you're after a Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS machine—we don't have room for a full debate here, but chances are you're going to want to stick to what you already know and are comfortable with, and that decision will narrow your choice too.
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In his first interview about Jam, founder John Backus tells TechCrunch it will let users save login details with local encryption, add friends you can then authorize to access your password for a chosen service and broadcast to friends which of your subscriptions have room for people to piggyback on.
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Bartolini said after the failed healthcare repeal effort he is now wondering "which one of these Trump trades still have room to run regardless of fiscal stimulus," referring to market segments like small U.S. companies and industrials that prospered after the November election of President Donald Trump but have fizzled lately.
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"At that point, the central authorities will not have room to pin the blame on local officials, given that they will have been directing the crisis response for longer than two months," the EIU note said, adding it could be why Xi is now taking "more personal control" over the crisis.
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Corporate profits as a share of the total economy are at an unusually high level, and inflation has been generally slower than the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target rate, so the economy as a whole seems to have room to afford higher pay without any sharp short-term trade-offs.
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Question: I don't have room in my apartment for a legit desk, but I do feel like I need a place to store my grown-up papers and things, and to operate from when I'm working from home (right now, that place tends to be bed, which I know isn't good). Help!
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But if the rumors are right, the Note 10 will have a hole-punch that's center-aligned at the top of the screen; unlike the S10+ which has a double hole-punch to house two cameras (selfie camera and 3D depth camera), the Note 10's hole-punch will only have room for one.
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It occurred to the creators that if they built the sensor into a VR headset, that headset would have room-scale VR powers along the lines of the HTC Vive, where virtual objects are not only mixed with the real world, but can also interact with the viewer and the environment on the fly.
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"The overnight Korean news has prompted some unwinding of the cheapening trades on the franc that has been going on for some time and though positioning is not stretched by any means, the franc's strength may have room to run," said Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy at State Street Global Markets in London.
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We don't have room to cover all of them in this review, and there's an easy-to-understand explanation here, but here are a few ways a custom-made vitamin could be advantageous for you, according to Dr. Wallerstorfer:If you have the HFE gene, your body stores more iron than needed, a condition called hemochromatosis.
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Why it matters: Even though most of the public is still wary of electric cars, the findings actually show that electric car sales have room to grow massively in the U.S. — because even the small percentages of people who say they're interested suggest a market far bigger than the people who buy electric vehicles now.
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Nowadays, President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is expected to lay out a plan to create a so-called "Arab NATO", a force that might even have room for Israel in a later stage.
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The importance of these efforts are three-fold: they save adoptable pets in danger of being harmed by a natural disaster, they give employees working at these coastal shelters time to evacuate after the pets are cleared out, and, after the storm, coastal shelters have room to take in and care for the animals that are found lost or injured.
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Next steps tor progress Bode, who is the chair of the department of biological sciences, said that there is such great momentum in the cancer fight that even in his small lab at Northern Illinois University he doesn't have room for all the people who want to work on the breast, brain and liver cancer projects the lab has underway.
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While it's fun to donate as part of a big viral event like the Ice Bucket Challenge, you can often do a lot more for a charity if you donate regularly, and if you double-check to see if the core programs you want to fund have room for more funding — that is, additional money will be spent on those programs if it's received.
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That friction between these characters isn't one of hate, and it isn't one of complete ideological difference in the mode of something like the rivalry between Magneto and Professor X. Instead, they are merely human, and they have room and time in the film to be annoyed with each other, to be over-familiar, and to look toward the end of their lives with weary regret.
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"I was buying pieces with my husband, and at that time we didn't have room for many things, and when I began to pull work out of storage, I said to myself, 'Oh my God, really everything is Minimalist,'" said Ms. de Gunzburg, who said she was drawn to Dia because of its roots in the Minimalist and Conceptualist art of the 1960s and 1970s.
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If you don't have room on your laptop's hard drive to store the MP3 audio files you finally converted from your compact discs, you can store the collection on an external hard drive or upload the converted files to a cloud server, like Amazon Music, Google Play Music or iTunes Match, which makes your music accessible on any mobile gadgets you may also have.
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"The two-bedroom satisfied a nagging desire on my part to have room for a proper dining table and also to have a separate room for the TV, so that if Larry was watching TV I didn't necessarily have to be a part of that experience," said Mr. Erdreich, a real-estate developer and architect who works in both his native Birmingham and New York.
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With the show now drawn to a conclusion, Alexander and Karaszewski joined Mashable for an insightful post-mortem on their most ambitious effort to date, including revealing the trickiest challenges they faced, the territory they still didn't have room to explore, the next high-profile crime story on their cinematic rap sheet and discovering the surprising fate of that real-life statue of O.J. Simpson that stood in the athlete's backyard.
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But if you have room to welcome a quick shot of sunshine into your world, you could do a whole lot worse than the last three minutes of every episode of Maya and Marty, when Maya Rudolph, Kenan Thompson, and Martin Short gather around a piano in their formal best, beam at each other, and sing their guts out for the sheer pleasure of getting to do it, together.
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" * Kinnevik becomes the biggest owner of Com Hem as it bought the stake from NorCell, the indirect investment holding company of funds advised by BC Partners LLP, for a cash consideration of SEK 110 per share, a total of SEK 23 billion * "We have a strong balance sheet... after the Com Hem acquisition we have a leverage of 4 percent (vs target of not exceeding 10 pct), so we have room for more investments.
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LG Soundbar With Wireless Sub for $290 ($229 off): If you don't have room for a complete 2330 surround sound system, or if you're sure it'll get you evicted from your apartment, a soundbar-and-subwoofer combo is your next best bet for quality audio when listening to music or watching TV. Specs are 2500W RMS power, split between the soundbar (1393W x 2139) and a 260W subwoofer includes a six-inch driver.
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A report from Amnesty International released last week illuminates what happened to the few hundred members of the April caravan who made it to the San Ysidro port of entry to present themselves legally for asylum — only to be told the US didn't have room to take them in, and forced to wait on the Mexican side of the border as Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents admitted a few of them at a time over the next couple of weeks.
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