It has such a beautiful mantra in the chorus singing "higher, higher, higher higher," which we would all sing together.
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It requires a chain of events: lower taxes -> higher investment -> higher stock of capital -> higher demand for labor -> higher wages.
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Traditionally, higher oil prices have been accompanied by higher inflation, and "higher inflation should lead to higher yields," he said.
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Not higher, not radically higher, not crazy higher, not chaos — but lower.
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"Higher investment should lead to higher productivity over time, and higher productivity should lead to higher wages over time," he added.
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A lot of industries' HHI indexes have gotten higher and higher and higher.
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Lower, not higher not radically higher, not crazy higher, not chaos, but lower.
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Fear of higher costs, through higher interest rates, higher wages and higher raw material costs, has now become a major preoccupation for investors.
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They earn higher wages, complete college at higher rates and get higher-status jobs.
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Some Western economists suggested this concept, higher pay, higher commodity prices and higher consumption.
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Because if you think about your own deductibles today, they're going higher, higher and higher.
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Higher steel prices will incentivise higher production run-rates, implying higher demand for iron ore.
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Growing indebtedness due to higher credit card bills, higher mortgage repayments and higher student loans.
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The higher manufacturing costs resulting from higher-paid workers would also mean higher auto prices.
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One of the basic economic principles is that lower prices should lead to higher demand, higher production, more employment, higher wages and higher corporate profits.
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He would get more and more aggressive, and try to go higher and higher and higher.
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Revenues were 225 percent higher, net income 200 percent higher, and profit margins 30 percent higher.
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Since then, computing has been about "higher speed, higher precision, higher throughput," says IBM's Jeff Welser.
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Millions of Americans will pay more out of pocket, higher drug prices, higher premiums, higher deductibles.
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Although monthly benefits are higher for retirees with higher lifetime earnings, they are less than proportionately higher.
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Higher education: The Chronicle of Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed, both of which have daily newsletters.
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Current law requires retirees with higher current annual incomes to pay higher premiums, so a better approach would impose higher premiums on retirees with higher lifetime labor earnings.
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OBVIOUSLY IF IT CONTINUED, THEN HIGHER TERM PREMIUM WOULD – YOU KNOW, THE HIGHER RATES ARE GOING TO FEED INTO HIGHER MORTGAGE RATES, HIGHER AUTO RATES AND THE CONSUMER.
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That includes higher contributions to Social Security by higher income tax payers and a higher individual tax rate.
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It's what enables higher wages for workers, higher earnings for companies and higher living standards for the nation.
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Last, but by no means least, higher density means more agglomeration benefits, higher productivity, and ultimately higher wages.
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And higher domestic Chinese prices translate into higher-priced exports, which then translate into higher steel prices everywhere else.
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Companies with three or more digitally savvy directors had 17-percent higher profit margins, 38-percent higher revenue growth, 34-percent higher return on assets and 85033-percent higher market cap.
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The higher the voltage, the higher the temperature in the coil — and the heat meant higher chemical amounts were released.
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Scenario 2: Market path for Bank Rate 50 bps higher by Q3 2022, 10% higher trade-weighted sterling, 40 bps higher 10-year gilt yield, lower credit spreads and higher equity prices.
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The young men also had higher cholesterol levels, higher body mass index and higher rates of family history of heart disease.
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NIM expansion was mainly driven by higher short-term rates, higher loans, and management actions to reduce certain higher cost deposits.
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BMW indicated 0.13 percent higher Daimler indicated 0.7 percent higher Volkswagen indicated 0.3 percent higher German monthly new car registrations expected.
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Plenty of studies out there link more sleep to better memory, more creativity, higher intelligence, higher productivity and higher success rates.
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If a borrower is higher risk, a higher down payment will be required, and the interest rate will likely be higher.
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Higher productivity will in turn make it easier to justify higher wages, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of higher economic growth.
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No, not really, because Brexit isn't about higher tariffs; it's about higher trade costs, higher costs of doing business across borders.
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BMW indicated 20.1 percent higher Daimler indicated 2500 percent higher Volkswagen indicated 20.1 percent higher U.S. monthly car sales figures due.
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"Give me a sense, are you talking about you pay 2% higher, 10% higher, 20% higher federal income tax," Harlow asked.
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Results mainly reflect higher fees in depositary receipts due to seasonality in this business and higher corporate actions, higher market values in investment management, and higher seed capital and other asset sale gains.
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However, faster GDP and job gains coming from the likely Trump economic stimulus measures of lower taxes and higher government spending will result in higher inflation, higher budget deficits and higher interest rates.
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Employees on higher tiers typically receive higher salaries and bonuses.
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White and black voter turnout is historically higher — significantly higher.
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Throughout pregnancy, steroid hormones like progesterone climb higher and higher.
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So possibly more bugs at higher altitudes, and higher latitudes.
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Higher rates for higher earners were thought to promote equality.
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Lower moisture content, higher acidity, higher sugar or salt content.
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Higher yields tend to point to a higher risk environment.
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The higher your parents' income, the higher your SAT scores.
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The higher the grade, the higher the cards' market value.
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It required complicated programming, higher cost, and higher power consumption.
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The higher the targets, the higher the cost of compliance.
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Occupancy rates are higher, and rents have generally been higher.
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The higher your level, the higher CP Pokémon you'll encounter.
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And higher wealth levels may point to higher spending ahead.
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The higher the expected return, the higher the discount rate.
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Higher bond yields could mean higher borrowing costs for companies.
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"Higher productivity is the key to higher earnings," Lewis said.
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WHEN YOU SEE HIGHER WAGE GROWTH YOU SEE HIGHER CONSUMPTION.
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If they have to go higher, they'll go higher, frankly.
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Expect higher volumes and a higher dollar value of trading.
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For a while, that can push prices higher and higher.
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Higher population density doesn't just predict higher Democratic vote share.
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She had watched as the girls bounced higher and higher.
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Higher volume on the pricier end shifts the median higher.
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You only see how the prices go higher and higher.
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Higher bond yields also mean higher borrowing costs for corporations.
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That means higher home prices even amid higher mortgage rates.
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In Finnish coaching, the level is going higher and higher.
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Higher turnout doesn't guarantee higher quality candidates or more responsiveness.
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But higher enrollment usually means higher cost to the taxpayers.
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There are only downsides: higher premiums, higher deficits, less competition.
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And the NBA's ratings continue to go higher and higher.
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BMW indicated 0.7 percent higher Daimler indicated 0.6 percent higher Volkswagen indicated 0.8 percent higher U.S. car sales figures for October due.
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"If the higher wage earner pre-deceases, the survivor loses out on the higher wage earner's higher survivor benefits," Van Zutphen said.
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Most businesses would be better off on the whole selling goods and services in a higher-investment, higher-wage, higher-growth economy.
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Furthermore, the presence of immigrants in the workforce is associated with higher wages, higher productivity, lower unemployment and higher female workforce participation.
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Similarly for gender, a Credit Suisse study found that companies with higher female representation at the board level or in top management exhibit higher returns on equity, higher valuations and also higher payout ratios.
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We are dealing with higher interest rates, higher raw material costs, higher wages, weaker foreign currencies, tariffs and a potentially weaker Chinese economy.
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Goldman's Charles Himmelberg sent the report titled "Top Ten Market Themes for 2.753: Higher growth, higher risk, slightly higher returns" to clients Thursday.
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"After an hour of watching the sand get higher and higher and higher, you can't do much and it's just helpless," he said.
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"We're probably looking at a government that favors higher taxes, higher spending and higher regulations," said Dean Turner, economist at UBS Wealth Management.
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It's part of her "Reach Higher" program to promote higher education.
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Higher profits, therefore, mean higher capital incomes for the already rich.
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Week 1 and 2: 700% higher revenue/minute through higher engagement.
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But most Americans would prefer higher wages to higher stock prices.
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Manufacturing's use of higher-skilled staff is reflected in higher wages.
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"Oh, you keep taking me higher and higher" Legend, 40, sings.
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In both cases, the higher the level the higher the turnout.
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Also, nobody has a higher usage or a higher assist rate.
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Emily Estefan is reaching higher and higher to achieve her dreams.
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"The booking trends are higher; the fares are higher," he said.
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Many have been forced to pay higher premiums and higher deductibles.
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Typically, assessments with higher ratios are generally seen as higher risk.
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Higher costs for businesses inevitably lead to higher prices for consumers.
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We have higher rates of cancer here, higher rates of asthma.
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Higher interest rates would lead to higher costs for our customers.
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Companies with a higher ratio of employee engagement reported higher earnings.
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These include: Higher oil prices, in turn, mean higher gasoline prices.
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But quite evidently higher production has not fed into higher exports.
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There are prospects for somewhat higher growth, with higher interest rates.
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Higher-rated government bond yields were flat to a touch higher.
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Of course, there's a higher risk but potentially a higher return.
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It's actually much higher than that, higher than just about everybody.
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ONE IS THE SEARCH FOR HIGHER YIELD BY TAKING HIGHER RISK.
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They found that the higher the intake, the higher the risk.
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One has to remember that higher inflation means higher budget revenues.
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Earlier this year, the patient's blood pressure inched higher and higher.
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The higher the risk of default, the higher the CDS spread.
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The water crept higher and he moved higher up the stairs.
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Per FanGraphs,theyoung Phillies ballclub had a higher team batting average, more home runs, a higher BB%, an identical strikeout rate, a higher on base percentage, and a higher slugging percentage in 2017 compared to 2016.
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But all of the Republican bills would lead to higher deductibles, higher copays, sparer insurance, and, on an apples-to-apples basis, higher premiums.
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Banks benefit from higher inflation — and higher interest rates – and the bond market Wednesday was in a steep sell-off, which sent yields higher.
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Higher crude oil prices will also feed a vicious cycle of higher prices feeding higher production, particularly from low-cost U.S. shale oil producers.
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Those teens scored 42 points higher on average; or 22 points higher, after accounting for economically advantaged students' higher likelihood of having an account.
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Middle-class incomes will immediately increase, though higher income households will see higher increases — almost 30 percent higher — according to the Tax Policy Center.
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The costs of uncompensated care are passed on to the American people in higher taxes, higher insurance premiums, and higher fees for medical services.
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"It could also be helpful for the energy stocks to the extent that higher inflation is caused by higher oil [and] higher gasoline prices. "
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Stocks fell on Yellen's testimony, as higher interest rates lead to cheaper stocks as investors demand higher returns to compete with higher interest rates.
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"Previous studies have been looking at genes that were associating with higher protein intake or higher fat intake or higher carbohydrate intake," Ordovás said.
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"The alternative is the chaos, the uncertainty, the dysfunction, higher deficits, higher debt, higher taxes, less investment, less jobs," Turnbull told Channel 7 television.
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That sent bank stocks higher because higher bond yields are linked to higher interest rates, which allow banks to make more money from lending.
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The artworks of more narcissistic artists have higher market prices, higher estimates from auction houses, and higher outperformance compared to the art market index.
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When McKinsey studied public European companies, it found those with higher percentages of women in leadership positions and on boards had a 10% higher return on equity, a 48% higher operating profit and higher stock price growth.
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SPSY sector ended 0.6 percent higher as banks benefit from higher rates.
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Higher importing costs could mean higher consumer prices, lower margins, or both.
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Obama's work helping students pursue higher education through her Reach Higher initiative.
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Treasury yields edged higher, while the U.S. dollar index held mildly higher.
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If productivity is higher, economics would suggest interest rates should be higher.
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Higher ed reports to someone else or the higher-education coordinating board.
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Again, not because I think higher taxes-- BECKY QUICK: Not higher taxes.
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Higher interest rates would result in higher payments for those with debts.
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It's higher than a poverty correlation, certainly higher than a religious correlation.
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But rising temperatures let the mosquitoes breed at higher and higher elevations.
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Over time, one would expect higher productivity to lead to higher wages.
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Sparer plans with higher deductibles and higher co-pays are extremely unpopular.
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The higher the yield, the higher the risk associated with that country.
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Schools higher on lists generally admitted students with higher standardized test scores.
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New Yorkers can thank their "leaders" for higher unemployment and higher taxes.
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A higher deficit leads to higher interest rates for private sector borrowers.
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However, this higher earning potential also reflects a higher cost of living.
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Banks, expected to gain from higher interest rates, led the market higher.
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Labor markers continue to tighten and higher wages will mean higher prices.
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Higher levels of FOMO also lead to a higher risk of depression.
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Higher taxes on very high wages and higher taxes on investment income.
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It's getting higher and higher—slow at first but moving quickly now.
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They also have higher blood pressure and higher levels of stress hormones.
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The higher the rank, the higher the income, the better the health.
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Volume was 66% higher annually, as rates were still higher last year.
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The photos showed the water rising higher, higher, inching into their homes.
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That's a higher burden and a higher standard than had existed previously.
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It's a higher educated, higher-income area that Trump carried in 2016.
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"Higher education — public higher education — depends very much on philanthropy," he said.
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Higher-risk but higher-margin consumer finance activity supports net interest income.
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For consumers, those higher wages could add up to higher sticker prices.
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Most yields on higher-rated bonds in the bloc were slightly higher.
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I can't wait until somebody photoshops Gosling's collar higher and higher pic.twitter.
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"My hopes just got higher and higher," she told CNN Wednesday night.
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Versum shares closed 0.5 percent higher, reflecting hopes of a higher bid.
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The higher-than-expected corporate earnings would arguably support a higher valuation.
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"You're always climbing higher and higher, and it's never enough," he said.
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The concentrations were five times higher than expected, not 10 times higher.
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Higher radiation doses were associated with higher odds that patients would have severe complications, though higher doses of anthracyclines didn't appear to influence this risk.
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BMW indicated 249 percent higher Daimler indicated 262 percent higher Volkswagen indicated 20.6 percent higher Carmakers published U.S. sales data for March late on Friday.
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Countries with higher debt such as Italy tend to pay higher interest rates because there is usually a higher risk involved in holding their debt.
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So they may get two bad things, first higher tariffs and higher inflation and higher interest rates, that's not necessarily good for the U.S. economy.
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Just as a higher proportion of men are football fans and a higher proportion of women are knitters, a higher proportion of men are interested in computer coding and a higher proportion of women are interested in teaching kindergarten.
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In this scenario, everyone else will face higher premiums, higher deductibles and higher out-of-pocket costs to help cover those who no longer have coverage.
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For oil-importing economies, higher energy prices typically translate into higher input and production costs, which, in turn, limit business activity and lead to higher inflation.
|
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The change could also stand to benefit higher-income households more than lower-income ones, because higher-income households statistically hold higher levels of student debt.
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SARA EISEN: So are the higher comps, higher-than-industry comps, sustainable, repeatable?
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And, better still, that little flaming number keeps ticking up, higher and higher.
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The higher the yield, the higher the interest payment for the corporate issuer.
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Indicated 22 percent higher The company reported higher first-half sales and earnings.
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When bond yields go higher, Cramer expects industrial and the banks to higher.
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Like the benchmark, both higher and lower grades rocketed higher during the session.
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Volume was 13% higher than a year ago, when interest rates were higher.
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Rates, however, finally turned slightly higher Tuesday, as the stock market bounced higher.
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But higher risk doesn't always come with a higher salary, especially in Dallas.
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But, still, it could be higher I think with a higher inflation expectations.
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But a higher growth potential also could mean a higher fed funds rate.
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We have been recommending that and it just keeps going higher and higher.
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Volume was 46.5% higher than a year ago, when rates were significantly higher.
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The higher the "hanger" (hunger and anger) level, the higher the Snickers price.
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We hold ourselves to a higher accountability, a higher standard with respect this.
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We may be moving into an era of higher growth and higher rates.
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"That optimism will translate into higher growth and higher earnings," Schutz predicted. Disclaimer
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The higher the line within each year, the higher the recorded wind speed.
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"The higher the oil price, the higher the incentive to cheat," he said.
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With the higher pay, Uber says riders should expect to see higher fares.
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His placing got higher and higher over time, and more people took notice.
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Jumbo mortgages used to carry higher rates, because they were considered higher risk.
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Oil prices moved slightly higher on Thursday after higher than expected US inventories.
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Higher prices for protective options trades often indicates higher levels of market uncertainty.
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Bargaining for higher wages, in this case, is bargaining for higher government spending.
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Lang has watched Broadcom making a series of higher highs and higher lows.
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In short, the higher the number, the higher the antimicrobial activity, she says.
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Stock futures were higher ahead of the open, and Treasury yields were higher.
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Higher interest rates tend to push bond yields higher and boost the dollar.
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The stakes for this debate could not be higher for American higher education.
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Those two factors translate into both higher down payments and higher monthly payments.
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The higher the office, the higher the standard -- unless you are Donald Trump.
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That was offset by higher volumes and higher prices of brand name drugs.
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That means solar, especially, has to clear a higher and higher economic bar.
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CME live cattle futures ended higher as traders anticipated higher cash cattle prices.
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"Countries with higher level of toxoplasma had higher levels of entrepreneurship," Johnson said.
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Those stocks were bid higher Tuesday morning, and stock futures were slightly higher.
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"The higher the temperature, the higher the rate of consumption," Hollesen said succinctly.
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"The casualties get higher and higher," said Hedayatullah Hamidi, the province's health director.
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It was several times higher than the original price, not 8003 times higher.
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It was several times higher than the original price, not 10 times higher.
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In the typical household, higher earnings potential means a higher chance of working.
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The rents are higher and higher so people can save less and less.
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Ohio Higher Educational Facility Commission, $2360.2 million of higher educational facility revenue bonds.
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The higher the saturated fat and monounsaturated blends, the higher the smoke point.
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Stocks finished higher, with the Dow (INDU) closing 371 points, or 1.4%, higher.
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"It could turn out to be higher premiums and higher deductibles," he said.
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This means higher rates of poverty, more conflict and a higher health burden.
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Longer loan terms often have higher interest rates, since they're considered higher-risk.
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The higher the yield, the deeper the discount and the higher the profit.
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Higher rates means higher returns for bonds, making them more competitive with stocks.
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Hotter-than-expected inflation could send the dollar higher and bond yields higher.
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But as rates go higher, then we have to have higher earnings growth.
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Germany would face much higher initial costs because trading volumes are much higher.
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Every 11 pounds gained was associated with a 30 percent higher risk of type 2 diabetes, 14 percent higher risk of high blood pressure, six percent higher risk of obesity-related cancers, and five percent higher risk of nonsmokers dying prematurely.
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Whitehaven plans to increase its output of higher-grade coal to benefit from higher prices compared with other grades, because the higher quality fuel is less polluting.
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EU officials also note that higher borrowing costs for Italy, triggered by the announcement of the higher deficit plans already offset much of the expected higher growth.
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But higher quality means higher costs, and with many countries facing severe shortages in public finances, they are wary of angering their populations with higher pump prices.
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The higher your blood sugar level, the higher your risk of tooth decay (cavities).
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" As YouGov puts it, "the higher your income, the higher you set the bar.
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Medacta's higher profitability should give it a significantly higher market capitalization, the sources said.
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Bond yields were higher Thursday morning, but Trump's tax comment sent them even higher.
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Furthermore, given their higher average yields to maturity, they have higher potential coupon return.
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It turns out that young women are excelling academically at higher and higher rates.
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Third, higher wages could change how firms use workers, leading to higher productivity levels.
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PCB's higher ratio is commensurate with the bank's strategic focus on higher-risk SMEs.
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Unfortunately for higher education, the mountain (work) will not come to Muhammad (higher education).
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Materials closed nearly 2.5 percent higher to lead all 10 S&P sectors higher.
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Numerous studies have found no correlation between higher salaries and higher levels of happiness.
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It's focus on higher-tier, higher-margin products has certainly helped boost its earning.
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And the ratio of dividends to sales was higher for companies with higher markups.
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And the stakes raise higher and higher as the consequences of losing get revealed.
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Public-sector pay is 39% higher in Saudi Arabia and 60% higher in Egypt.
|
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Those Treasury bonds earn higher interest than the reserves, pushing overall interest rates higher.
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It consists of a higher high, another higher high, and then a lower high.
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"The number one predictor of higher stock prices is higher earnings estimates," he said.
|
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European stocks traded slightly higher, while Asia-Pacific indexes finished mixed to higher overnight.
|
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And while Wald sees a trend higher, it could be a "choppy" move higher.
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But, generally, places with higher home costs also demanded a higher down payment percentage.
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Performance is key, so ask for a higher commission versus a higher base salary.
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Save on Cell Service Q: My cell phone bill keeps going higher and higher.
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Now that prices are higher, the U.S. producer should continue to press production higher.
|
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That raised the alarm about higher inflation and, with it, potentially higher interest rates.
|
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Higher interest rates also mean bond investors will eventually be rewarded with higher income.
|
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Very unattractive people also tested higher in these three categories, resulting in higher salaries.
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They will want higher rates today, to insure against higher defaults in coming years.
|
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Volume was 58 percent higher than a year ago, when interest rates were higher.
|
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Higher gas prices translate to a higher dollar volume in transaction fees for Visa.
|
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Stock futures were higher in Wednesday trading, as higher commodities prices lifted stocks globally.
|
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The pan-European closed 0.65 percent higher on Friday, with most sectors edging higher.
|
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If gold miners just rise and rise, NUGT will simply go higher and higher.
|
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"We continue to move the score higher and higher," says Institute director Oren Etzioni.
|
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Modern runners finish their legs at higher speeds, hence their higher rate of failure.
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Still there are other potential impacts of higher minimum wages; one is higher productivity.
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Global market overview: US stock futures were higher Wednesday, pointing to a higher open.
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It seems to be the bottom just keeps going higher and higher every year.
|
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People with internship experiences report having higher rates of employment and higher starting salaries.
|
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Higher range, higher power performance version will be available at additional cost in 2018.
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Higher interest rates mean higher borrowing costs, which can reduce economic activity and consumption.
|
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As interest rates crept higher and higher, I noticed more people recommending them online.
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It seems that no matter what, the market continues to drive higher and higher.
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Voters with a higher education vote in higher levels than those who lack one.
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Higher yields mean higher borrowing costs for companies and thus fewer margins for dividends.
|
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Higher inflation would normally translate into higher interest rates, and therefore a stronger currency.
|
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The PHLX housing index was trading higher, also tracking a higher U.S. stock market.
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Meanwhile, energy stocks ended 1.33 percent higher, buoyed by higher oil prices on Friday.
|
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But in addition to higher interest rates, financial markets are signaling higher inflation rates.
|
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The higher the R259, the higher the likelihood that many people will get sick.
|
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And taxpayers will foot the bill for the higher subsidies required with higher prices.
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That means higher quality recruitment, more volunteers, more money, more attention, and higher turnout.
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"They're paying higher fares and they're going to pay higher tolls," Mr. Cuomo said.
|
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What's new here is the evidence that higher income is causing higher life satisfaction.
|
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It's rallied strongly since then, making a series of higher highs and higher lows.
|
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"The science tells us the higher the delivery, the higher the risk," he said.
|
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The collection of names and their relationships with other names piles higher and higher.
|
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No elected official is running on a campaign of higher premiums and higher copays.
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Eat more salt: Generally, the higher your sodium intake, the higher your blood pressure.
|
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Lower securities yields and higher borrowing costs were partially offset by higher loan balances.
|
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The higher the copay, the higher the rate of "prescription abandonment," the study found.
|
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"The higher the frequency, the higher the pitch, the shorter it goes," said Fire.
|
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Higher oil prices helped drive the import tally higher, the Commerce Department report showed.
|
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I had placed my faith not in a higher power but in higher math.
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With each new level you reach, you just set your sights higher and higher.
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Never mind that SQM will take years to translate higher quotas into higher production.
|
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If there isn't, higher growth will translate into inflation, not higher output and incomes.
|
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Higher-than-expected earnings also helped European stocks reverse early falls and move higher.
|
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"Yeah, I think it should be higher, it could be higher," the CEO said.
|
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If it's got a higher margin for expectations, there's a higher chance of disappointment.
|
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In Europe, markets edged higher while Asia finished on a mixed to higher note.
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Alibaba has much higher GMV — customer merchandise volume — and Amazon has much higher revenue.
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If merchants pass on the anticipated higher fees in the form of higher prices to all consumers, this will exacerbate inequality, benefitting only higher-income American Express cardholders.
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Growth could slow to 13% in 2017 (albeit still higher than the peer median) driven by higher oil prices, higher-cost external financing conditions, and tighter monetary stance.
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"The technology can learn the workers' capability, help them understand best practice and help workers do higher-skilled jobs with higher quality, higher productivity, more effectively," says Daugherty.
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After the data came out, Dow futures traded approximately 2251.90 points higher, while S&P and Nasdaq futures traded half a point higher and 252 points higher, respectively.
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Investing in higher-risk markets means that investors would require higher returns - since the chances of suffering steep losses are a lot higher than in less-risky countries.
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All they can do now is get Serve as stable as it can be, and then, like the marshmallow, then take the concept higher, and higher, and higher.
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"Generally, when the economy is doing well, there is a higher demand for real estate, benefiting the REIT through appreciation, higher occupancy and higher rent payments," he said.
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The higher-income households would presumably have a higher average order amount for their online grocery purchases and thus help smooth out the higher costs for the service.
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Indeed, the president's team argues that tax cuts will lead to higher income and higher income will lead to higher tax revenues even if tax rates are lower.
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People who report making a higher income tend to face higher levels of stress at work and don't necessarily experience higher job satisfaction, according to career platform LinkedIn.
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Relative to the year ago quarter, BK's earnings improved due to higher core asset servicing fees, higher clearing volumes, higher asset management fees, and stronger net interest income.
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Finally, legal weed is typically higher potency, higher quality, and is less likely to have contaminants than illicit product, all of which can help command a higher price.
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Compared with daytime deliveries on weekdays, the risk for complications during night shifts was 21 percent higher, on weekends 9 percent higher and on holidays 29 percent higher.
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The study, in Pediatrics, found that the less sleep, the more likely the children were to have higher body mass indexes, higher insulin resistance and higher glucose readings.
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It also found that larger amounts were prescribed in counties with higher prevalences of diabetes and arthritis, and with larger white populations, higher unemployment and higher Medicaid enrollment.
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If the economy works the way the textbooks say it should, that should feed back into higher incomes, higher consumer demand and higher prices in the months ahead.
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Over time, the children sent to foster care had higher delinquency rates, higher teen birthrates, lower earnings and a higher likelihood of going to prison as an adult.
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In simple terms, the higher the current rate of inflation and the higher the expected rate of inflation in the future, the higher the yields will rise across the yield curve, as investors will demand this higher yield to compensate for inflation risk.
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I think the U.S. dollar will rise as the U.S. economy breaks with Obama policies and adjusts positively to the Trump lower corporate taxes (the U.S. has one of the worlds highest corporate taxes) that promote higher growth and higher tax revenues (higher tax rates increases tax avoidance and lowers tax receipts), higher spending, and higher inflation.
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Risk appetite was modestly higher though some of the higher-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar, a proxy for Chinese economic prospects, which was 0.19% higher buying $0.700.
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It was also nearly five times higher than the demand for "Narcos" season three; five times higher than "Narcos" season two; and 39 times higher than "Narcos" season one.
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The rise in Treasury yields since the election suggests markets are bracing for some combination of greater deficit spending, higher inflation, higher growth or higher rates from the Fed.
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He added that higher levels of debt and higher deficits had introduced risks into the economy, like a higher price of capital, which had to be taken into account.
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Similarly, lullabies were rated 1.53 points higher than dance songs as being "to soothe a baby", 1.42 points higher than healing songs and 1.19 points higher than love songs.
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"As expected, individuals with higher levels of social acceptance contingent self-worth reported higher levels of Facebook addiction and higher levels of Facebook usage time," the study authors wrote.
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Deutsche Bank shares were up 1.7 percent higher while Commerzbank shares were 4.1 percent higher at 1005 GMT, outperforming Germany's blue-chip DAX index which was 0.2 percent higher.
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Deutsche Bank shares were up 1.6 percent higher while Commerzbank shares were 4.3 percent higher at 0820 GMT, outperforming Germany's blue-chip DAX index which was 0.4 percent higher.
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Lower transaction-based income was partly offset by higher net interest income on the back of higher loan balances and higher fees and commissions due to improved mandates penetration.
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" Throughout elementary school and beyond, they write, girls consistently show "higher social and behavioral skills," which translate into "higher rates of cognitive learning" and "higher levels of academic investment.
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The problem is, the higher the debt gets, the higher that its related liabilities become, not mention the higher the interest rates on that debt get in the future.
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Shorter sleep duration and poorer sleep efficiency were associated with higher systolic blood pressure, lower HDL cholesterol, higher triglycerides and higher glucose levels, all indicators of poorer metabolic health.
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Compared with men who wore tight underwear, those who wore boxers had 25 percent higher sperm concentration, 17 percent higher sperm count and 33 percent higher moving sperm count.
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HIGHER RISK, HIGHER REWARD Compared with Brazil and Mexico, Argentina and Uruguay this year hope to catch investors with offers that hold greater exploration risk - but potentially higher rewards.
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But I believe the ratings per game would be higher, and it will help you justify higher rights fees; justify higher partnership rates because there will be more scarcity.
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"One possibility is that the formant pattern at the higher frequencies is just 'Laurel' transposed to higher frequencies, and that 'Laurel' sounds like ['Yanny'] at higher frequencies," Munson wrote.
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It found social jet lag correlated with insulin resistance — a precursor to diabetes — lower HDL cholesterol (the good kind), higher levels of triglycerides, higher waist circumference, and higher BMI.
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For example, young people are especially good candidates for higher risk/higher reward investments — i.e.
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A premium spiral could result, with fewer and fewer insurers and higher and higher premiums.
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Chief among those higher costs are higher interest rates, which will drive up funding costs.
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However, the company expects higher grain price to drive fertilizer demand significantly higher this fall.
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As it pulled itself higher and higher, a long tether spooled up from the ground.
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"We are banking on higher retention and higher sales through word of mouth," she said.
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Now the stakes are higher, with a higher price point, and Hyman is talking big.
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Scarce workers should be demanding higher wages, forcing firms to charge their customers higher prices.
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Bottom line: A strong economy typically translates into higher freight demand, and higher rates. 2.
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And so we're a little bit on the higher – too much of a higher end.
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Financial shares were higher as higher interest rates may spur better earnings in the sector.
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The Shanghai composite closed a touch higher, while the Hang Seng closed 0.43 percent higher.
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U.S. stocks finished higher Monday, with the energy sector leading due to higher oil prices.
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But working in childcare often means that higher education does not translate into higher earnings.
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Meanwhile, France's CAC 211 and Germany's DAX also edged higher, both ending 23.8 percent higher.
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It found four scenarios that could push rates higher including higher growth and inflation expectations.
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Lower rates often coincide with higher prices because buyers can bid higher and competition increases.
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This time though, Bad Gal RiRi's sock collection is higher, higher than it's ever been.
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But with a labor shortage comes higher wages, and with higher wages come wealthier buyers.
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Higher revenue from premium cabins and corporate travel helped drive sales higher, the airline said.
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Volume was still 35% higher than a year ago, when interest rates were significantly higher.
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But they tended, eventually, to move into higher-skilled, higher-paying jobs at other firms.
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The answer is some combination of investors, through higher profits, and workers, through higher wages.
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As a result, these companies need to generate higher and higher returns on these acquisitions.
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But as any economics 101 student can tell you, higher prices often signal higher demand.
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You can also expect at least 30fps or higher in 4K on 1080 or higher.
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Nothing was said about tariff induced higher inflation and certainly no mention of higher wages.
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S&P and Nasdaq futures traded about 2 points higher and 10 points higher, respectively.
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WTI closed 8 percent higher while Brent ended 7 percent higher in the previous sessions.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) closed 0.8% higher and the Nasdaq (COMP) finished 1.1% higher.
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European stocks closed more than 20093 percent higher, while Asian equities also ended mostly higher.
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We're getting higher and higher scores, and that improvement means I'm doing my job right.
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Several European banks remained higher, including Spanish bank, BBVA, which closed some 22016 percent higher.
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The announcement sent Tribune's stock more than 6 percent higher and Sinclair's 103 percent higher.
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But if the Fed's calculations are wrong, it could mean higher inflation and higher rates.
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Most other higher-rated euro zone yields were higher 2-3 bps on the day.
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On the earnings front, Just Eat's shares edged slightly higher after it posted higher revenues.
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Of course, gas prices tend to be higher in the U.K. due to higher taxes.
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"A higher income doesn't always translate to a higher credit score," said Matt Schulz, CreditCards.
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Black women are at higher risk, contributing to a higher mortality rate than white women.
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It's made a series of higher highs and higher lows, which is always very good.
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A slightly higher federal minimum wage would be a less risky route to higher pay.
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But 15 had higher revenue per employee, while 11 had higher operating profit per worker.
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Rates may trend higher, but they're going to trend higher at a very slow pace.
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Overseas, trade in Europe ticked higher, while markets in Asia ended the session mostly higher.
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The maximum VES-13 score is 10, with higher scores indicating higher risk of decline.
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You should have known That she is only flying higher, Higher than she's ever flown.
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In fixed income markets, U.S. Treasury yields pushed higher on the prospect of higher rates.
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But everyone, not just the rich, would have to pay higher taxes — a lot higher.
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Higher bond yields mean higher interest rates, which allow banks to make money on lending.
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The establishment's western voters are employed, earn higher wages and receive higher pensions than easterners.
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A winged higher performance GT R model (yes, higher performance) is expected in 2017. Gripes?
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Higher compensation costs including an increase in employee incentives and wage rates drove expenses higher.
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Dow looks like it could open up higher, about 221945, almost 22100 points higher now.
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As the technology gets better and better, the price doesn't necessarily go higher and higher.
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People with higher incomes pay higher taxes, which ends up covering families who earn less.
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Higher tariffs don't necessarily mean that American consumers will pay higher prices for imported goods.
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It also has higher quality speakers and microphones, and higher capacity storage and memory options.
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As well as FX exposure, higher returns come with higher risk, particularly in emerging markets.
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Among all the women, higher education levels tended to go along with higher-quality diets.
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Overseas, European stocks ended slightly higher, with the STOXX Europe 600 about 0.4 percent higher.
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Higher gasoline prices helped drive total inflation higher, as did more expensive shelter and food.
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The major sectors trading higher were energy, up on higher oil prices, and real estate.
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As the follower count went tick-tick-tick, higher and higher, the shadow grew longer.
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And with the addition of higher-priced, higher-margin items, those figures could grow still.
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Protein is a key grading factor for wheat, and higher levels command a higher price.
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But higher incomes could also mean higher prices for scarce goods — most of all housing.
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They report higher levels of depression across the decades and higher levels of self-blame.
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In most places, higher concentrations of gun shops were also associated with higher suicide rates.
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" He added about their tax rates, "If they have to go higher, they'll go higher.
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Anything higher could send yields higher, since it could signal a potential pickup in inflation.
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Higher fees from wealth management clients contributed to improved revenue, as did higher recurring fees.
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There's always higher-level, higher-value products and services that are extremely out of reach.
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Pharmaceutical companies are earning record profits, while patients and taxpayers face higher and higher costs.
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Conversely, the UN researchers forecast that higher temperatures in higher latitude regions will increase harvest.
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And its multiple has crept higher — not Netflix high, but higher than its media peers.
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Patterns in congressional voting might not hold up in a higher-turnout, higher-stakes election.
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In the absence of fresh drivers, yields on higher-rated bonds drifted higher on Monday.
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Higher yields, of course, also mean higher costs for all that government and private debt.
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And as the interest rate is going up, the dollar is becoming higher and higher.
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"Higher Real Rates often lead to a higher US$," he said in a note Tuesday.
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With Mr. Trump there are higher risks and higher rewards, which is what business sees.
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Avoid these three mistakes, each of which could lead to higher costs for higher education.
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Higher yields mean higher borrowing costs for firms and thus a risk for their margins.
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That was 48 percent higher than in May and 16.5 percent higher than June 2017.
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EDF shares closed 4.5 percent higher, outperforming the Paris bourse which closed 2 percent higher.
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Higher growth, more progressive tax, higher minimum wages and better social provision would assuage discontent.
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Wall Street expected higher sales and a higher share price for Amazon as a result.
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"The higher the rate, the higher your hurdle for your investment portfolio is," Benz said.
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Traditionally money market accounts offer higher interests at the cost of higher minimum balance requirements.
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So, the higher the 10-year goes, the higher mortgage rates and auto loans are.
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Wireless audio devices, however, have always had higher bandwidth needs, and thus, higher power requirements.
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Reading is also linked with higher emotional intelligence, a wider vocabulary and higher reading comprehension.
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Because of the construction industry rackets, your rents were higher because the costs were higher.
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And then his voice gets higher and higher and it kills me every single time.
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And of course there will be other announcements and policies that we'll make in due course and while we point out the strengths of a Coalition government's economic plan, we'll also point out the weaknesses in our political opponents, particularly the 200 billion dollar plan for higher taxes - higher taxes on your income, higher taxes on your business, higher taxes on your property, higher taxes on your savings and higher taxes on your electricity.
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In 33, the National Assessment of Educational Progress found that Asians had higher GPAs, and Inside Higher Ed reports that the average Asian student scores at least two points higher on the ACT or 100 points higher on the SAT than students of other races.
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Early earnings returns from the first quarter are in, and there is a clear warning: higher wage costs, higher raw material costs, and higher transport costs are weighing on earnings.
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They rated 2.18 points higher on the certainty scale as being used "for dancing" than lullabies did; 1.38 points higher than love songs; and 1.09 points higher than healing songs.
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For investors who can make the case to stick with winners while also betting on stocks in the doghouse: "Higher risk tolerance means higher volatility and higher returns," Schipke said.
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"The stock has seen a nice rally, a series of higher highs and higher lows, and made an important higher high above its January highs of this year," Maley said.
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I do not feel the need to lose myself in a frenzy of open tabs, watching the little number in the online shopping cart tick higher and higher and higher.
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"When you support your local professional piercer you will typically experience a higher level of skill, a higher level of client care, and a higher level of hygiene," she says.
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"The FTSE has not exploded higher, it has inched higher," said Michael Hewson, CMC Markets analyst.
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A supercoiled string stores more energy, which helps accelerate the disc to higher and higher rpms.
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Overall, of course, if you get higher and higher house prices, yes, we should be concerned.
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"I think the costs of supporting the government are higher and higher every day," she added.
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While there are gas grills that can reach higher temperatures, they're usually on the higher end.
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Higher interest rates are usually good for banks, allowing them to charge higher rates on loans.
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And perhaps unsurprisingly, states with higher black-to-white incarceration ratios have higher over-representation ratios.
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Given the higher sale price and higher margins, that was a major boost for the firm.
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However, they are nearly 52 percent higher than a year ago, when interest rates were higher.
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That suggests an expectation of higher rates, as well as higher prices, is pushing yields up.
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Their risk for respiratory disease was 23 percent higher and for gastrointestinal disease 22 percent higher.
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Intently, he addressed the work's virtuoso challenges, rising higher and higher through his impeccably classical technique.
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Volume was 15% higher than the same week one year ago, when interest rates were higher.
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But higher government-bond yields are already translating into higher interest rates for the wider economy.
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I am unstoppable like a spaceship that just keeps going up and up, higher and higher.
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They are now 0.43 percent higher than one year ago, when interest rates were slightly higher.
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But videos cost money, and higher production costs don't always ensure bigger audiences or higher revenue.
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But the higher earnings mean a higher denominator for p/e ratios and therefore lower multiples.
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Private valuations have been driven upward by an abundance of capital pushing valuations higher and higher.
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Parents, meanwhile, only need to have Android KitKat (4.4) or higher, or iOS 9 and higher.
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"The stocks with the higher growth are all trading at higher valuations," wrote Gibbs to CNBC.
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He kept moving his hand higher and higher, until I told him I'd tell his wife.
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And they should demand higher returns from promoter-dominated firms, in recognition of the higher risks.
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Higher U.S. rates could drain funds away from emerging markets, which tend to offer higher yields.
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Guide your jellyfish higher and higher as you make your way past dangerous obstacles and predators.
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And the bet on higher wages and higher interest rates has a down side as well.
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"Insurers will ultimately pass these higher costs on to consumers in the form of higher premiums."
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SolarCity shares were last slightly higher, while Tesla shares were modestly higher, up nearly 1 percent.
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"Students seek higher education degrees to get better, higher paying jobs," Frosh said in a statement.
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However, even if SoundCloud's share percentage is higher, that doesn't necessarily mean payouts will be higher.
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Concentration has led to higher profits and higher returns for shareholders at the expense of consumers.
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Volume is nearly 22 percent higher than one year ago, fueled largely by higher refinance volume.
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With higher scores, the user gains access to higher value savings circles and earlier payout positions.
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He pointed to higher Treasury yields, the rise in the U.S. dollar and higher oil prices.
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Democrats holding themselves to higher standards is a step towards everyone being held to higher standards.
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Refinance activity is still 23 percent higher than one year ago, when mortgage rates were higher.
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And shale producers want them because their investors are demanding higher returns, rather than higher volumes.
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The British pound edged higher Monday morning, trading 0.4 percent higher against the dollar at $1.221.
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The cost of disposing the sludge is getting higher and higher, it's going up like that.
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While technically fixed-income products, they pay higher rates due to higher expected probabilities of default.
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Opponents, meanwhile, say that the higher taxes on imports would lead to higher prices for consumers.
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Obama has focused on four major initiatives: Reach Higher, for teens pursuing higher learning; Let's Move!
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But the already steep price can climb even higher if the patient needs a higher dosage.
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This investment and innovation is the foundation of higher productivity, which will translate into higher wages.
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Eventually, however, the higher cost of production will translate to a higher price tag for shoppers.
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If rates were to climb more quickly, or reach higher levels, debt payments would be higher.
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"Institutions of higher education are supposed to be there for just that – higher education," he said.
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It forecast higher demand in Europe, North America and Asia, and significantly higher in Latin America.
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Deductions in the tax code for higher education tend to benefit higher-income individuals as well.
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Property values increase dramatically as gentrification spreads throughout the neighborhood, often pushing rents higher and higher.
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"Manhattan has a higher density of human beings, so a higher density of garbage," he explained.
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Berlina has relatively higher margins, but it also has higher leverage and lower cash flow coverage.
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Some of the states with higher property taxes are ones with much higher costs of living.
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Higher temperatures bring deeper droughts, extreme heat, higher-intensity storms, more wildfires, and stronger storm surge.
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The higher end has been slower, with four sales this year at $25 million or higher.
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But it's, like, the rents are going higher and higher even as incomes are coming up.
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The higher valuation reflects both a higher share price and an increased number of shares outstanding.
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Beneteau: In sex magic, you're building up a higher and higher energetic level, towards the universe.
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"That already was a higher area of audit and it might be higher now," Weston said.
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Uber drivers have attempted to organize and strike for higher fares, which would mean higher wages.
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Democrats have also advocated for higher gas prices in the form of a higher gas tax.
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As he climbs higher and higher up the board, his behavior becomes more and more erratic.
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But we have a sort of higher clinical presence, with a higher staff-to-client ratio.
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At its worst, higher estrogen can put your friend at a higher risk for breast cancer.
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Where Solange's vocals drift impossibly higher and higher, her words ground the heaviness of their intention.
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Meanwhile, higher short-term interest rates and higher fees boosted revenue at UBS Wealth Management Americas.
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Those higher fees will let Zero offer higher cash-back rewards than a debit card could.
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The higher the transportation score, the better (50 or higher is considered a very good score).
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Workers produced more and more per hour, and they were rewarded with higher and higher wages.
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The scale of sham accounts at Wells Fargo is higher than initially reported — 25 million higher.
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A higher metabolism, higher body temperature and more sweat make you more likely to be bitten.
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It's a little bit extended near term but, again, expect higher lows followed by higher highs.
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The basic idea is that companies must offer higher and higher wages to keep their workers.
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In most cases, mortgage borrowers in higher-risk zones must carry insurance and pay higher premiums.
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The remaining 20 percent or so might be deployed in higher-yielding (read: higher-risk) bonds.
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The closed 210 percent higher to finish at 22.259,22.02, with health care and energy moving higher.
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Meanwhile, higher short-term interest rates and higher fees helped revenue at UBS Wealth Management Americas.
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Obstfeld added that the organization sees higher household debt in many places and higher corporate debts.
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Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt all posted higher bookings in the last quarter, despite higher room rates.
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Nowadays with higher populations, higher density and less land, this vernacular cannot be applied 100 percent.
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One reason is that while people want higher wages, they don't want to pay higher prices.
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Higher productivity would underpin higher worker salaries of as much as $4,000 to $9,000 a year.
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Drugmakers say these middlemen want higher drug prices so they can squeeze higher profits from rebates.
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Usually, higher interest rates would spark higher demand for dollars, as investors chase meatier U.S. returns.
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The contributed was higher than expected because of a higher mix of license revenue, Hawkins said.
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In the current study, higher parental income and education levels were associated with higher verbal scores.
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Higher interest rates, of course, incur even higher amounts paid over the life of the loan.
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And "higher frequency of use of disinfectant was associated with higher abundance of Lachnospiraceae," said Kozyrskyj.
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"The higher baseline ocean level allows storm surges to reach even higher, increasing their destructive capabilities."
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Since then we've had a higher than expected wage number and higher than expected CPI number.
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It also supported higher valuations and higher payouts for people bold enough to claim the designation.
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For Americans looking to buy cars, those higher wages could add up to higher sticker prices.
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Higher-end specialty brands offering Pilates, barre and cycling, are popping up in higher-end malls.
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But everybody wants us to be higher, and they are waiting for us to be higher.
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" Over all, they added, "Brexit means, eventually, higher taxes, lower government spending or permanently higher borrowing.
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The Neptunes, especially, thrive with this approach, especially on "Higher Higher," a gleaming 1970s soundtrack homage.
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Theoretically by charging CONSPIRACY to money launder, the minimum sentence could go even higher -- way higher.
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Stocks edged higher in Europe, with the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index closing 22.84 percent higher.
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The higher this concentration, the higher the "contagion" from funds selling illiquid assets to other funds.
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The surge in Asian immigration will bring a gigantic number of highly skilled people, who end up with higher education levels than the American average, higher productivity levels and higher incomes.
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"Over a longer period of time, equities [or stocks] will have a higher return, bonds will have a higher return, real estate will have a higher return than cash," he explains.
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The sell-off comes on the expectation that Trump's promised infrastructure spending and tax cuts will result in higher growth — but also higher inflation and higher amounts of U.S. government debt.
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"Stocks that pay you a higher percentage of their return in dividends, where you generate higher income, allows you to reinvest at better levels and at higher interest rates," Knutzen explained.
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And while those higher returns during periods of falling interest rates come with higher volatility - some 25 percent higher for U.S. stocks - returns are still better on a risk-adjusted basis.
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Poor policy decisions in blue states, including higher taxes on both the wealthy and working people, housing barriers, and higher prices due to regulation mean that higher incomes vanish upon inspection.
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That sense of belonging translates to higher engagement, higher productivity, and ultimately higher profitability — and all it requires is that companies put more focus on keeping their employees in the know.
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Paulsen said until the economic momentum sets off signs of overheating, such as higher inflation or higher interest rates, he doesn't see how the stock market won't continue to trend higher.
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It found social jet lag correlated with insulin resistance — a precursor to diabetes — lower HDL cholesterol (the good kind), higher levels of triglycerides, higher waist circumference, and higher body mass index.
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"We are heading toward higher and higher levels of affluence and that basically means a higher and higher portion of disposable income is spent on traveling," said Jukka Heinonen, who studies sustainably built environments at the University of Iceland, Reykjavik, and did not participate in the study.
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Recently, inflation data have been higher than expected and, while generally we expect higher inflation to result in higher commodity prices (thus preserving margins for companies like Freeport), it is possible to see higher production costs and lower average selling prices depending on supply and demand.
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The McKinsey Global Institute and FCLT Global tracked company performance from 2001 to 2014 and found that for long-term oriented companies, average market capitalization was 58% higher, average company profit was 81% higher, average company earnings were 36% higher, and average company revenue was 47% higher.
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Babies exposed to higher concentrations of ozone had about a 3.3% higher risk of failing any domain of the developmental screening at 8 months, a 17.7 % higher risk of overall screening failure at 24 months and a 7.6% higher risk of overall screening failure at 30 months.
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Compared to when the same people weren't taking a gabapentinoid drug, their risk while taking pregabalin or gabapentin was 26% higher for suicidal behavior or suicide, 24% higher for accidental overdose, 22% higher for head or body injuries, and 13% higher for car crashes and traffic offenses.
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The actual rate would be higher — possibly much higher, because brand-name drugs that increase in price higher than the inflation rate are subject to an adjustment upward of their rebate rate.
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The average monthly payment for a buyer getting a mortgage is now 15 percent higher than a year ago, according to Zillow, which factored in higher interest rates and higher home prices.
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Also, as you see, gas prices higher and interest rates higher and other things that start to -- people&aposs healthcare higher begin to really dig in to people&aposs cost of living.
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Pressure on used vehicle values is rising due to a combination of higher off-lease supply entering the secondary market, lower new vehicle sales and higher vehicle inventory, and higher incentive levels.
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The division's improvement was led by higher transactional revenue (20% yoy) on higher client activity, more than offsetting the pressure on net interest income from low interest rates and higher funding costs.
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The main topic was commodity inflation around higher metal prices (aluminum and steel) and higher oil prices, which translated into higher packaging costs for many companies, but it also included wage concerns.
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The concept, which holds that the Higher Brothers will "bring their Worldwide Shit to the entire world," is one of most common refrains among Higher fans, and also among the Higher Brothers.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: BMW indicated 0.3 pct higher Daimler indicated 0.5 pct higher Volkswagen indicated 0.6 pct higher Camakers reported U.S. monthly deliveries.
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"Shall issue" states were associated with 6.5 percent higher total homicide rates, an 8.6 percent higher firearm homicide rate, and a 10.6 percent higher handgun homicide rate than in "may issue" states.
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Study after study has found that, as a whole, they have lower graduation rates, higher tuition costs, lower graduate earnings, higher debt levels, and higher default rates than traditional colleges and universities.
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Unlike the official margin lending business, shadow bankers offer investors higher leverage, and at higher interest rates.
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It's stuck in the hose, the whine of the vacuum getting higher and higher, louder and louder.
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Copper reversed falls in Asia and headed higher, last trading 0.4 percent higher at $5,682 a tonne.
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When consumer sentiment has been higher, it has not resulted in higher approval ratings for the President.
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In total numbers, anti-Jewish incidents ranked higher, but the overall percentage increase for Muslims was higher.
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Often the board, consisting of VCs requiring billion dollar outcomes, will push for higher and higher valuations.
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Again, that's much higher than minimum wage, and much, much higher than what they've been getting previously.
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Volume was still 43% higher than a year ago because interest rates were significantly higher last year.
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"Financing companies lend a higher (LTV) ratio but the rates are also higher than banks," she said.
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Greater energy efficiency translates into higher productivity—and higher returns to firms, making them attractive to capital.
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For various reasons, radon levels are generally higher at higher altitudes, while lung cancer rates are lower.
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"You're seeing higher naphtha cuts and higher jet production," said Robert Campbell, an analyst with Energy Aspects.
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But because of the higher risk involved, these shares tend to have higher yields than cumulative shares.
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But most important, the audience demands it, so the bar continues to get set higher and higher.
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Canned pasta resulted in 70% higher concentrations, and canned vegetables or fruit resulted in 41% higher concentrations.
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This, in addition to higher iron ore prices, could propel the Aussie higher in the long term.
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Except instead of higher taxes on gas, Cruz is proposing higher taxes on everything anyone buys anywhere.
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When interest rates go higher, banks make more money because they collect higher rates from customer deposits.
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However, it is also true that giving something a higher price implies that it has higher value.
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This first device will likely be priced higher and aimed at a higher echelon of consumers, however.
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The higher the number of participants within a relevant radius, the higher the liquidity of the marketplace.
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We find only a weak link between higher shares of graduates in an occupation and higher salaries.
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Refinance volume is still about 9 percent higher than one year ago, when rates were slightly higher.
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A tightening labor market has already begun pushing wages higher, which raises the risk of higher inflation.
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Low income women have pregnancy rates that are five times higher than that of higher-income earners.
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"Higher-end mobile phone to higher-end tablet zone is probably our floor" for pricing, Abovitz says.
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Utilities, which would move down if there was a clear concern on higher rates, are fractionally higher.
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Women also have higher turnover on the platform, and more experienced drivers tend to get higher pay.
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In the past, emerging-market equities offered investors the prospect of higher returns, subject to higher volatility.
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This just in: College is really expensive, and the costs of higher education are only going higher.
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The higher the assumed return, the higher the discount rate and the lower the current cost appears.
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Because of higher interest rates, refinancing activity has slowed, so the share of purchase applications is higher.
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The news sent stocks higher, with the Dow Jones industrial average closing about 160 points higher Wednesday.
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Earlier on Thursday, CNRL's fourth-quarter profit beat estimates, boosted by higher oil production and higher prices.
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But Australian shares still moved higher on Wednesday, gaining 0.2 percent, taking support from higher commodity prices.
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All of them show that they get arrested at higher rates the higher their childhood lead exposure.
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All this suggests that we will see higher overall inflation, which raises expectations for higher interest rates.
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The notching reflects higher expected loss severity relative to senior unsecured creditors and higher non-performance risk.
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What do you think is something that could help propel the markets higher, the equity markets higher?
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Premiums for plans covering families increased even higher in 2017 — 20 percent higher than the prior year.
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Voters want the rich to pay higher taxes and voters want big corporations to pay higher taxes.
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But she added that the remaining positions are higher pay and able to perform higher-value work.
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Stronger domestic growth and higher oil prices would help the index move another leg higher, Teich said.
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Another, similar study showed that higher-altitude states had significantly higher suicide rates than lower-altitude states.
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First and foremost, we need to recognize that stakes are getting higher and higher with our innovations.
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That would be a surprise and could drive the euro higher, interest rates higher and stocks lower.
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Defaults resulted in higher savings amounts than higher employer matching contributions or recommendations from a financial planner.
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Higher taxes discourage economic activity, and the higher the taxes are, the more economic activity they discourage.
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Higher passenger fares helped negate the effects of higher fuel prices and a series of winter storms.
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Higher interest rates will also increase the federal budget deficit, which will send interest rates higher still.
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Meanwhile, countries like the US, Canada, and Australia have higher interest rates and higher bank sector valuations.
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Volume was 33% higher than the same week one year ago, when interest rates were significantly higher.
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Banks traded higher as investors anticipated higher interest rates and bigger profits on mortgages and other loans.
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In sum, truly helpful populist economics would want more government with higher spending and therefore higher taxes.
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First, fewer collectives of laborers exist to bargain against shareholders for higher wages versus higher corporate profit.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 ended 0.57 percent higher with most sectors and major bourses trading higher.
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The closed 0.2.2 percent higher to 20.25,22.3 helped by utilities, which ended the day 22.68 percent higher.
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European markets edged higher in early trading, while major stock markets in Asia also closed higher. 5.
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The major sectors trading higher were energy, up on higher oil prices, consumer discretionary and real estate.
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Using higher revenues, which would come from higher than desired emissions, on other programs that cut CO2.
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And as we get closer to that date, fuel prices are likely to rise higher and higher.
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These taxes will cause higher premiums and higher costs for middle class families, seniors, and small businesses.
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Moreover, they have a higher need for social recognition, are more impulsive, and exhibit higher dominance traits.
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As we climbed higher and higher into the eastern Pamirs, its wild remoteness closed in around us.
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The conventional wisdom that higher wages inevitably lead to higher prices, however, is flimsy, some economists argue.
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Every day, America pays for H.I.V. drugs at higher and higher prices, for more and more people.
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The show's ratings have climbed higher and higher as every monologue has grown more and more furious.
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Higher levels of worry were associated with a higher number of symptoms attributed to the spray programme.
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Those elements came together and formed stars, whose fusion reactions formed elements with higher and higher masses.
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He just kept promoting this completely unqualified young guy higher and higher in British nobility and aristocracy.
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But higher wages could lead to higher inflation, creating new challenges for the central bank to manage.
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In 2019, you'd expect insurance companies to set higher premiums to account for those higher medical bills.
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"Higher premiums mean higher federal tax credits," the state said in its application to the federal government.
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It also predicts a less white population and a better-educated, higher-skilled, higher-productivity work force.
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If only older people sign up, average costs in the plan are higher, leading to higher premiums.
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Taken together, these two factors — higher Republican turnout and higher youth and nonwhite turnout — roughly canceled out.
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"One of them is that it has a higher overall pitch, about an octave higher," Kuhl said.
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On Tuesday, Hasbro closed nearly 2 percent higher, while Mattel shares closed more than 1 percent higher.
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And higher inflation in America would probably mean higher interest rates there and hence disruptive capital flight.
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Asian stocks closed higher on Friday as the dollar edged higher after slipping in the last session.
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The potential benefits are substantial: higher ratings, more buzz, better positioning relative to competitors, and higher sales.
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The trend toward higher and higher temperatures, and the certainty with which it's being documented, is significant.
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Volume was 69% higher than the same week one year ago, when interest rates were considerably higher.
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Samsonov has a higher save percentage, a better win rate and a higher rate of quality starts.
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As a noisy object moves toward you, you hear the sound at a higher pitch (higher frequency).
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Soybeans edged higher after four sessions of losses, while corn fell after closing marginally higher on Monday.
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"The rush to higher and higher nicotine concentration has reduced the cost of nicotine addiction," Jackler said.
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CBS shares ended Friday's session nearly 2 percent higher, while Viacom closed more than 9 percent higher.
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But Ward believes that higher voter turnout and higher use of the platform are not meaningless numbers.
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In addition to higher rates, the company also offers higher levels of FDIC protection, according to Zimmerman.
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And as a result, they put more and more money to work at higher and higher valuations.
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No they're not, they're a little bit higher than that, but they're not dramatically higher than that.
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Shares of Schaeffler pushed higher during Tuesday's trade to close 8.3 percent higher, topping the Stoxx 600.
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VESTBERG: 5-G IS DRAMATICALLY DIFFERENT BECAUSE THE SPEEDS ARE 20 TIMES HIGHER TO 50 TIMES HIGHER.
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Moreover, since higher education is huge business in America more students are walking away with higher debt.
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Higher U.S. rates could drain capital away from emerging markets such as Brazil, which offer higher yields.
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This diminishing competition will not only result in higher repair costs, but also higher auto insurance premiums.
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Volume was still 67% higher than the same week one year ago, when rates were much higher.
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At the heart of investor coolness toward the ETFs is doubt higher investment translates to higher profits.
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I've seen shootings on the news, seen the casualties tick higher and higher, seen the crying families.
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Compared with America, they have higher life expectancy, much less poverty and significantly higher overall life satisfaction.
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It required healthy people to pay higher premiums to cover the higher medical bills of sick enrollees.
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Higher growth leads to higher tax receipts, which helps the Trump administration claim that their budget balances.
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The real estate industry, benefiting from higher prices and higher unit sales, has largely downplayed this trend.
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American taxes would be higher than most of Europe because its spending levels would also be higher.
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Even in last year's FANG market, the reality is that within the MSCI ACWI IMI Index, there were 2,067 stocks that posted a higher total return than Facebook, 1,398 stocks higher than Google, 251 higher than Amazon and 20013 higher than Netflix over the same 12-month period.
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Higher-end toys tend to also be higher quality, meaning they're made of better materials, have higher powered motors, or use impressive technology that provides a sensation your basic vibe could never create.
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Mainland Chinese stocks were higher on the day, with the Shenzhen composite 0.877% higher to 1,545.87 and the Shenzhen component rising 97.23% to 9,175.83, while the Shanghai composite was 0.45% higher at 2,899.94.
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The recent rise in bond yields and slight tightening in financial markets represents "some expectation of higher growth, higher spending and higher inflation," Tarullo said at the Wall Street Journal CEO Council event.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: BMW indicated 0.1 percent higher Daimler indicated 0.4 percent higher Volkswagen indicated 0.6 percent higher lower German December car sales expected.
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Deutsche Bank shares were 3.3 percent higher, while Commerzbank shares were up 5.6 percent higher early afternoon in Frankfurt, outperforming Germany's blue-chip DAX index which was 0.24 percent higher at 1301 GMT.
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Moreover, economies are stronger in sanctuary counties—from higher median household income, less poverty, and less reliance on public assistance to higher labor force participation, higher employment-to-population ratios, and lower unemployment.
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They also found that areas of the country with more opioid marketing were associated with higher opioid prescription rates; these higher rates were in turn correlated with higher overdose deaths a year later.
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"The higher-than-usual demand throughout 2017 resulted in higher offtake in contracted volumes through September... This means lower contracted offtake is left for the winter, and higher demand for spot," said Wang.
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The experiment with bungee jumpers suggest that people with higher levels of endorphins feel higher levels of euphoria.
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They were employed at higher rates and earned considerably higher wages, even when accounting for more expensive living.
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The higher inflation would have meant higher interest rates and more "headroom" for the Fed to cut rates.
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A major hurricane is considered a Category 3 or higher, carrying sustained winds of 111 mph or higher.
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However, the trends appear to be higher and the markets don't appear to be prepared for higher yields.
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Natural gas is still 30 percent higher in November, and more cold forecasts could send it higher again.
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Providers may waive their maintenance fee and credit higher rates of interest if you maintain a higher balance.
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This mix contributes to higher wage growth, possibly higher inflation and related uncertainty with regard to Fed policy.
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Indicated 20.1 percent higher The company raised its FFO forecast for 20.2 after posting higher first-half profit.
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Indicated 2.5 percent higher The company raised its full-year sales guidance after posting higher second-quarter profit.
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Alphabet's stock also ticked up, closing 0.32 percent higher at $1,114.91 and climbing higher in after-hours trading.
|
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United Continental reported very strong third-quarter results on Wednesday, with higher travel demand offsetting higher fuel costs.
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PSA shares traded 3.7 percent higher by 1395 GMT, having earlier been as much as six percent higher.
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He said the longer period would likely result in higher drug prices and higher healthcare costs in Canada.
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WH Smith shares closed more than 7 percent higher after reporting higher expectations for its full-year profit.
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Overall, second-quarter results benefited from lower loan losses, higher dividends from its holdings and higher customer trading.
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Bigger dogs will likely require higher daily dosages than smaller dogs, and higher-potency oils are more expensive.
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With some exceptions, higher levels of IgE levels indicate a higher risk of having allergies and allergic asthma.
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Rybka noted that with higher frequencies come higher noise levels, making the experiment more difficult at those levels.
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And one of the many problems for the industry is that rental costs are going higher and higher.
|
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Stocks bounced higher on the jobs report, with the S&P 500 ending 003 points higher at 2,945.
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They found that states with higher incomes generally also had higher-priced goods, however, that wasn't always true.
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Sources The Centre for International Higher Education at Boston College maintains an indispensable website on international higher education.
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Provinces and cities with higher incomes have higher rates of car ownership (and lower rates of motorcycle ownership).
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Also, with U.S. interest rates rising, investors could demand higher and higher yields to "roll over" maturing debt.
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The cost of living is about 63% higher than in Spain and 30% higher than in South Korea.
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A higher-quality cup of coffee makes for a higher-quality day (at least that's what we believe).
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Research shows that states with higher rates of gun ownership also have higher rates of suicides by guns.
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Automated science is "moving the role of the scientist higher and higher up the food chain," says Murphy.
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These stocks "don't like higher interest rates because higher interest rates exposes things that are overvalued," he said.
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Higher-Than-Expected Leverage Telefonica's 1H16 results indicate higher-than-expected pressure on FFO from three principal areas.
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Apart from higher productivity, one way the economy might absorb higher pay is if firms' profit margins shrink.
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Prime 60+ day delinquencies crept higher to 0.44% in September and were 0003% higher than a year ago.
|
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Financials ripped higher, up 11.3 percent for the week on the outlook for higher rates and less regulation.
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European stocks traded mostly higher during its morning session, while Asia-Pacific indexes ended mixed to higher overnight.
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Millennial turnout and African-American turnout was higher than in 2016, but also higher than 2008 and '12.
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Brent ended the session 2.1 percent higher at $123 a barrel while U.S. crude settled 3.1 percent higher.
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Investors who have taken more risk have been rewarded with higher returns, meaning more clients and higher income.
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Higher-Than-Expected Leverage Telefonica's 1H2123 results indicate higher-than-expected pressure on FFO from three principal areas.
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The red bars on their maps indicate where they drove, with higher bars corresponding to higher methane concentrations.
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If some assets deliver higher returns, why do investors not pile into them and drive the price higher?
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Market participants began betting on higher prices, buying futures contracts and higher prices became a reality very quickly.
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In Eastern Europe, currencies weakened against a slightly higher euro, while most stocks tracked their global peers higher.
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Companies may have to raise prices to offset the costs of higher pay, which could spur higher inflation.
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Higher quality is a higher video resolution that requires more storage space and takes more time to download.
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The higher end of the market is seeing price gains cool the most, because supply there is higher.
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This, in turn, brings companies to demand higher and higher valuations when raising new money or at IPO.
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Net income fell by nearly a quarter due to a higher cost of credit and higher operating expenses.
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The company's shares were indicated 1.3 percent higher in premarket activity as investors welcomed the higher profit target.
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The ended 0.1 percent higher, with energy rising 1.2 percent, meanwhile the Nasdaq outperformed, rising 0.4 percent higher.
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On Monday, oil prices were trading higher, with U.S. crude trading higher at $51.06 around 8:10 a.m.
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Baruch Lev of New York University has found that companies with higher CSR scores have higher revenue growth.
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But even there, the level that requires us to really pay attention … has been getting higher and higher.
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The higher the price, the higher the rebate — and walk away with a bigger slice of the pie.
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It needs to see rates go higher, and we don't know if rates are going to go higher.
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Higher interest rates typically translate to more returns for banks as they can charge higher interest on loans.
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The British currency was marginally higher against the euro, however, sitting at 1.1542 or 0.52 percent higher intraday.
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Now it is a problem, and it's a hidden problem, and the numbers are getting higher and higher.
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Within the stainless sector, nickel has been benefiting from a shift towards higher quality, higher nickel-content grades.
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A higher ratio hints at a higher valuation and Tesla far exceeds its peers on the same metric.
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Each question has a number of points assigned to potential answers, and higher points mean higher STI risk.
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There is plenty of evidence that bad loans are higher than the banks have disclosed, probably much higher.
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"For higher-income people, higher co-pays can actually encourage people to use care more efficiently," Solomon said.
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LSR has also increased its share of higher-end "business class" projects, which provide higher revenue and margins.
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Six of the 252 major S&P 2100 sectors were higher, with energy rising on higher oil prices.
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Crucially, the participants also scored Trump higher on measures of dominance, and Clinton higher on measures of prestige.
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Higher temperatures result in higher levels of air pollution, as more electricity is needed to keep buildings cool.
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Hit by low exports and facing higher imports, India's steel ministry has been pushing for higher import duties.
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First, a carbon tax would saddle Americans with higher utility bills and higher gasoline prices at the pump.
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Native-born Americans commit crimes at a far higher rate than immigrants and even higher than undocumented immigrants.
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Macquarie shares closed 0.34% higher following the result, in line with the broader market , which was 0.09% higher.
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According to Dudas, higher inflation expectations in 2018 should be strong enough to push gold prices even higher.
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Our model was able to accurately reflect how higher soil mercury concentrations led to higher concentrations in rice.
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The Indian contract price is typically slightly higher than the Chinese price due to a higher freight differential.
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Plus, graduate-student loans have higher interest rates, as well as a higher borrowing limit than undergrad aid.
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Excluding this impact, BK saw modestly higher NIR compared to the linked quarter due to higher interest rates.
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Corporations are returning income and capital to stockholders through strong dividend growth, higher wages and higher equity prices.
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If higher defense spending promoted higher taxes, then the view from American business leaders would be less sanguine.
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But rates were often much higher in the past, so homeowners with that debt probably have higher rates.
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Research linking higher levels of education with higher earnings, better health and a longer life is well established.
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It's been backing and filling — starting to make higher lows, the moving averages are starting to slope higher.
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The reason for this is simple: automation means higher production levels are possible without the higher payroll costs.
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To win, we have to fight from higher ground in order to bring this country to higher ground.
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Workers in states that have higher minimum wages are entitled to the higher rate, the Labor Department says.
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Higher concentrates imports should mean higher domestic production, reducing the need for imports of metal in refined form.
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Wind shear is the sudden changes in wind direction as you get higher and higher in the atmosphere.
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One where people who complain about higher confirmation times, and higher fees are not taken seriously at all.
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Ten-year bond yields from other higher-rated euro zone states were also 1-2 two bps higher .
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For three queasy hours, we wound our way to higher and higher altitudes, as our reception slowly dwindled.
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Build higher walls, higher platforms, and it's not a world that you want to leave to your children.
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"All of the incentives are lined up for manufacturers to set higher and higher prices," Ms. Verma said.
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After a sharply higher open and some flipping between gains and losses mid-morning, stocks moved solidly higher.
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The story might be different if investors believed that higher growth would feed disproportionately into higher corporate profits.
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Investors then insist on a higher risk premium on Italian bonds — a higher return — and the cycle repeats.
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Incarcerated trans people face higher levels of violence, and and experience higher rates of rape and sexual assault.
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Maybe people who are at higher risk of getting depressed also have a higher risk of getting MCS?
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But higher sea levels mean higher storm surge — and warmer temperatures, she fears, mean more frequent bad storms.
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And so you get much higher utilization so there's much higher value you create out of that vehicle.
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That means fewer dark weeks, which paralleled the higher attendance (and also means higher employment for theater workers).
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The Dow (INDU) closed 326 points, or 1.3% higher, while the S&P 0003 (SPX) finished 1.3% higher.
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He smiled as the ball climbed higher and higher, but not far enough to fall into the stands.
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But rising seas caused by climate change are pushing tides higher and higher, threatening the birds with extinction.
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M.W.: In my time directing the international higher education program, we focused on providing higher education for refugees.
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"All of the incentives are lined up for manufacturers to set higher and higher prices," Ms. Verma said.
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Science suggests they are drawn to higher metabolism rates, higher body temperatures and more sweat, among other factors.
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It still made sense to me because the city kept auctioning off medallions at higher and higher prices.
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The casualty figures went higher and higher until reports of a secondary explosion started surfacing in the media.
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The Shanghai Composite in China closed 0.13 percent higher, while the Nikkei in Japan closed 0.09 percent higher.
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The Mission works with Android smartphones running Android 4.3 or higher and iPhones running iOS 8.2 or higher.
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Macquarie shares closed 0.34% higher following the result, in line with the broader market , which was 0.09% higher.
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Since Andeavor bottomed in April, it made a series of higher highs and higher lows, a promising sign.
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Australian inflation ticked 0.7% higher in the final quarter of 2019, higher than forecasts of a 0.6% increase.
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It just takes a long time for technical revolution to show itself in higher revenues and higher profitability.
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"You will start to see less and less availability and higher and higher costs to bury this stuff."
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What's more, the United States' higher tolerance of poverty undoubtedly contributes to higher rates of sickness and death.
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As budgets for science fiction shows have spiraled higher and higher, studios are taking fewer and fewer chances.
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Allianz shares extended gains to trade 3.1 percent higher on the news, outperforming a 13 percent higher market.
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Stock futures were sharply higher this morning, with the Dow poised to open more than 22 points higher.
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When the bill comes due, it is often in the form of higher interest rates or higher inflation.
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That rate is higher than it should be, and higher than in many European countries, the authors said.
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The president's claim that OPEC members "continue to push for higher and higher oil prices" is also questionable.
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Higher oil prices might result in higher Treasury yields and this would impact the value of their portfolio.
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Ethereum traded nearly 5 percent higher at $280, about 12 percent higher for the month, according to CoinDesk.
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Its stock has made two "higher highs" that cradle a "higher low" since the beginning of the year.
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"More and more melt water is being produced and melting extends to higher and higher elevations," he said.
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Hugo Boss ended 2.4 percent higher, while BAT was up 2.3 percent and Persimmon was 1.9 percent higher.
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Delta's 2.8 percent gain after its higher-than-expected quarterly profit, and also sent other airline stock higher.
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Thanks to higher fees however, revenues are seen edging marginally higher under the plan, by 0.3% per year.
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One was that men achieved higher grades than women and men had higher self-reported satisfaction than women.
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Turnout in 2018 was about 213 points higher than 2014 turnout and higher than any midterm in decades.
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A clear majority favors higher taxes on the rich, a higher minimum wage and expanded government health insurance.
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Just as higher-pitched and speedier voices connote excitement, so do higher-pitched and speedier selections of music.
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Higher income, education, and socioeconomic status, on the other hand, all correlate with higher rates of alcohol consumption.
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Revenues held up well, thanks to higher transactional activity, notably in Asia Pacific, and higher recurring commissions reflecting improved mandate penetration in WM and WMA on higher assets under management (AuM, +5% qoq globally).
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And of course, the general line of business logic still applies here: higher return rate, higher engagement, higher chance of conversion or advertising opportunity leading to more revenue and more room to continue growing.
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While research from the last few decades shows college enrollment was much higher for children of higher-income families, as of 2016, lower-income children are enrolling at a higher rate than ever before.
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Change the system so one group pays less, and another group, inevitably, has to pay more — either through higher premiums, higher taxes (now or in the future), or higher out-of-pocket medical spending.
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Economists generally agree that there are two pressures that lead to higher inflation — higher wages, leading people to spend more and creating demand "pull" inflation — and higher prices for goods, through commodities or assets.
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Overall, the risk of a heart attack hospitalization was 21 times higher for cocaine users, 211 times higher for amphetamine users, and 22019% higher for cannabis users than for non-users of these drugs.
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"In the United States and Canada, infants from indigenous communities die at higher rates -- 40% higher than the national average in the US and 20 to 360% higher than the rest of Canada," it said.
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While it's possible that those with higher debt-to-income ratios can be approved, you might be looking at higher interest rates or lower approval odds, as lenders might consider you a higher-risk borrower.
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In private banking, net margins on AuM rose 6bp yoy to 31bp, helped by higher net interest income (and 11% higher net loans), as well as fee and transactional income, and despite 14% higher AuM.
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"Higher levels of agreeableness are more strongly associated with higher bankruptcy rates for those living in areas with lower average incomes, compared with those areas populated by individuals with higher average incomes," the authors wrote.
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A 2017 study in Nutrition Research and Practice found that frequent consumption of instant noodles like ramen is associated with a higher risk of cardiometabolic risk factors, like higher triglyceride levels and higher blood pressure.
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"A lot of the big supermarkets are making sure that they have higher-quality fruits and vegetables, higher-quality prepared food, higher-quality deli counters," said Judah Frommer, a grocery industry analyst at Credit Suisse.
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And that whole thing about higher wages, well, it's a good selling point, but we know companies don't just give higher wages — they don't just give away higher wages just because they have more money.
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"DJO strengthens our exposure to higher-growth, higher-margin, less cyclical markets," Trerotola said on a call with analysts.
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Now you get clipped via higher costs from tariffs, higher transportation costs, and you throw in the stronger dollar.
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Cycling your higher heels with your lower heels is appropriate, so you're not constantly exposed to higher heel height.
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Then, as Trump climbed higher and higher in the polls, journalists and politicians started calling him a carnival barker.
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But Clinton's plan seems like it was written by higher education wonks for an audience of higher education wonks.
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The Aleph Objects LulzBot Mini takes print production up a few levels by offering higher quality and higher volume.
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In Asia, the China's Shanghai Composite closed 0.64 percent higher, while the Nikkei in Japan closed 0.41 percent higher.
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Significantly higher rents also allow warehouses to offer higher incentives such as fee discounts or waivers to attract metal.
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The drop in agricultural output has contributed to higher food prices and pushed inflation higher so far in 2017.
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Treasury yields were higher, with the higher around 0.69 percent, after hitting its lowest since mid-February on Thursday.
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Passing wider measures at higher levels requires a higher proportion of the electorate––a natural check on trending activism.
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The women who had higher blood pressure also tended to have a higher body mass index and waist circumference.
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All three factors—faster growth, rising short-term rates and higher inflation—are usually drivers of higher bond yields.
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In 2012, autism prevalence among white kids was 20% higher than black kids and 50% higher than Latino children.
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Treasury yields were mostly higher, with the near 0.79 percent and the 10-year yield higher near 1.86 percent.
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Generally, whenever any sort of vector has a higher frequency, you tend to see a higher rate of introduction.
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More pertinent to bosses, Glassdoor also cites a study showing that higher customer satisfaction leads to higher market value.
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Shares of gold mining companies also rocketed higher, with a fund tracking the industry opening nearly 22.09 percent higher.
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The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) closed about 1 percent higher, after briefly trading more than 103 percent higher.
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The real issues impacting the economy, in Cramer's perspective, are higher minimum wage, overtime pay and higher medical costs.
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Mac users will need Mac OS X 10.9 and higher and Windows users will need Windows 8 and higher.
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The major averages drifted higher to close at session highs, with financials leading all S&P 500 sectors higher.
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With valuations of private companies climbing higher and higher, some venture capital firms have a simple solution: Larger funds.
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The company also reported a 29% higher fourth-quarter profit of $2.36 billion, helped by higher sales for Keytruda.
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"They're healthier, and that results in lower cost, and that results in higher margins and higher growth," Kane said.
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This was much higher than the 20.4 percent in 2004 and slightly higher than the 30.2 percent in 2001.
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That's why many virtual reality headsets are aiming for higher and higher frame rates; the Oculus Rift is 90Hz.
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ET, while S&P 500 futures were about 7 points higher and Nasdaq 100 futures about 14 points higher.
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Refinance volume is still 19 percent higher than the same week one year ago, when rates were slightly higher.
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Shares of payment technology company Square ticked higher after a well-known hedge fund manager reported a higher stake.
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"Stick with the higher-quality U.S. banks like J.P. Morgan that score higher in our momentum work, " Wald said.
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We increase our price target to $20.05 driven by a higher implied target multiple and slightly higher international estimates.
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They found that President Trump's support was far higher in local labor markets with higher exposure to robot automation.
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Use higher frame rates for faster action clips, and lower frame rates (and higher resolutions) in low light situations.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 closed 0.7 percent higher as Wall Street opened higher, also boosted by the news.
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The Shenzhen composite index ended 3.8 percent higher, and the broad CSI 300 stock index finished 2.1 percent higher.
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Communities pay millions in higher taxes, higher health care and insurance premiums, lower property values, and diminished commercial investment.
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Higher bond yields are often bad news for stockmarkets as companies are forced to grapple with higher borrowing costs.
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It sounds like a dream: Checking your bank balance to find it higher, much higher, than it should be.
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In investing, higher risk means that you should expect higher returns - or, if things don't work out, bigger losses.
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The company is hopeful it will be able to offset the higher costs with more productivity and higher prices.
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Then in those sports we need to have a higher rate, a higher percentage of samples tested for EPO.
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"Higher costs are a higher barrier for people to get their own information," Krumholz told Reuters Health by email.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 finished slightly higher, up some 0.3 percent provisionally, with sectors closing mixed to higher.
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"The huge higher open was clearly around oil prices higher and the talk about OPEC cutting production," Bredemus said.
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Because I felt probably about 10 percent ago that it was done going higher and it keeps going higher.
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"When the fruit is priced higher, it's priced higher at retail and food service," said commission spokeswoman Jan DeLyser .
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Hazardous drinkers had 18 percent higher risk of all-cause mortality and 9 percent higher risk of cancer death.
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Compared to our predecessors, the cost of living is higher, taxes are higher and decent paying jobs are scarcer.
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In order to get a higher yield for that investor, that means paying a higher rate by the borrower.
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Credit Suisse analysts said higher revenue exposure could mean a higher level of losses than the brokerage was expecting.
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Treasury yields turned higher, with the higher near 0.97 percent and the 10-year yield flat near 1.97 percent.
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Companies have been using "bigger" fracks, with higher volumes of sand, and the result has often been higher production.
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"Higher rates are unloved by equities," Filia said, adding that, ultimately, higher rates also increase the risk of defaults.
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Meanwhile, on Monday, European stocks edged higher during market trade, while markets in Asia closed mixed to mostly higher.
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Global banking net revenue improved due to higher leasing and treasury related revenue as well as higher advisory fees.
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Stocks dropped considerably in February as the market began to address the implications of higher rates and higher wages.
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Ultimately, though, it isn't just higher premium demand that's driving profits; it's higher demand overall in the US market.
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Nine of the 20.36 major S&P 2108.82 sectors were higher, with healthcare leading the sectors higher, gaining 2.09%.
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For example, HopSkipDrive's rides are about 10 to 15 percent higher and Kango's roughly 15 to 20 percent higher.
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That would mean more government spending, greater bond issuance and higher budget deficits, hence higher bond market interest rates.
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U.S. WTI light crude futures closed 3.4 percent higher overnight, while London Brent crude futures closed 1.8 percent higher.
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Older Americans get a higher tax credit, up to $22019,000 per person, because they generally face higher healthcare costs.
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Higher velocities often come with higher chamber pressures, which can cause premature parts wear and reliability problems over time.
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But with a tightening in monetary policy, it could ultimately drive the euro higher due to higher interest rates.
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But because people take on student loans to pay for higher education, more debt often indicates higher educational attainment.
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Nearly 2900 of those price increases were by 220006 percent or higher, and 2202 were 2628,28500 percent or higher.
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You will get a higher cash offer from a buyer in a city with higher demand for used vehicles.
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"The code of silence goes far higher than that, and goes far higher in this case," Mr. Futterman said.
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